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| Increase in blood alkalinity, loss of corbon dioxide from the blood. | Alkalosis
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| Weakness, numbness or paralysis on one side of the body. | Hemiplegia
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| A person who connot respond to any sensory stimulation. | Unconscious
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| Caused by severe hypoglycemia and results in tremors, sweating and nervousness. | Insulin shock
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| Pain in the chest that may radiate into the jaw, neck or arm. | Angina pectoris
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| Lasts 2-5 mins, person becomes unconscious and body jerks. | Convulsion
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| Poorly defined, single swollen areas. | Angioedema
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| Hardening of the arteries. | Arteriosclerosis
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| Small branches of bronchiole tubes that divide into alveolar sacs. | Bronchioles
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| Blood clot that blocks normal flow of blood to brain. | Cerebral embolism.
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| Rupture of a blood vessel. | Cerebral hemorrhage
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| When blood supply to the brain is interupted. | Cerebral infarction
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| Weakening of the heart. When the heart is not able to pump the blood throughout the body. | Congestive heart failure
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| Insufficient insulin production in the pancreas leading to high levels of glucose in the blood. | Diabetes mellitus
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| Patient goes into a coma and dies if not treated. Caused from extreme case of hyperglycemia. | Diabetic acidosis
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| Excessive amounts of fluid in body tissue, swelling. | Edema
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| A recurrent disorder of cerebral function, due to excessive neuronal discharge. | Epilepsy
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| Redness or inflammation of the skin. | Erythema
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| Lasts 2-5 minutes, person is unconscious, body jerks, stiffens, jerks and twitches. | Grand mal seizure
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| Too much glucose in the blood. | Hyperglycemia
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| Abnormally rapid and deep breathing resulting in decreased carbon dioxide levels. | Hyperventilation
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| Too little glucose or sugar may cause change in personality, may feel hungry. | Hypoglycemia
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| Heart attack - when coronary arteries are blocked or severly narrowed. | Myocardial Infarction
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| A temporary interruption in the supply of blood to the brain symptoms include weakness, dizziness and loss of balance. | Transient ischemic attacks
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| When teeth are forced into the alveolous. | Traumatic intrusion
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| Patients legs are slightly higher than head. | Trendelenburg position
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| Clutching the throat with the hands. | Universal distress signal
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| Condition characterized by a patient who remains conscious during seizure, recalling details of the event. | Jacksonian epilepsy
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| Also known as postural hypotension- When an individual looses consciousness or level of conscionsness, when he or she sits upward rapidly. | Orthostatic hypotension
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| Hives. | Uticaria
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