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Lymphatic, respiratory & digestive

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Catabolism   breakdown complex organic molecules into simpler ones  
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Anabolism   synthesis reactions (stores energy, builds, repais things)  
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minerals   inorganic elements  
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vitamins   organic nutrients required in small amounts  
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nutrients   substances the body uses for energy, growth, maintenance & repair of tissues  
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ingestion   taking food or liquids into the mouth  
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mechanical digestion   stomach mixes/churns food  
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chemical digestion   breakdown of foods by enzymes & acid  
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GERD   stomach contents leak backwards into the esophogus  
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rugae   large folds in the mucosa when stomach is empty  
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chyme   semi-fluid mixture of partially digested food  
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appendicitis   inflammation of the appendix  
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hemorrhoids   enlarged rectal veins  
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hepatitis   inflammation of the liver caused by viruses, drugs or alcohol  
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peptic ulcers   craterlike lesions that develop in GI tract; can case bleeding  
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cirrhosis   scarred liver  
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gastroenterology   study of the stomach & intestines  
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metabolism   all the chemical reacions of the body  
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gallstones   small pebble-like structures that can block bile ducts  
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IBS   pain & alternating bouts of diarrhea & constipation possibly due to stress  
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Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's)   inflammation of any part of the GI tract  
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residual volume   amount of air that always remains in the lungs  
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vital capacity   total volume + inspiratory reserve volume + expiratory reserve volume  
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apnea   temporary cessation of breathing  
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dyspnea   difficult breathing  
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surfactant   complex mixture of phospholipids & lipoproteins. Lowers the surface tension of alveolar fluid which reduces collapse of alveoli  
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lymphoma   cancer of the lymph nodes  
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anaphylactic shock   life threatening emergency. trouble breath & signs of shock  
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anaphylaxis reaction   may cause inflammation, hives, runny nose or difficulty breathing  
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allergen   substance that causes an allergic reaction  
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hypersensitivity (allergy)   when the immune system overreacts  
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plasma cells   produce antibodies which fight a pathogen  
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memory B cells   produce plasma cells. can become stimulated on their own  
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IgE   fight parasitic infections  
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IgG   first antibody produced during the secondary response. remain in the body  
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antibodies (immunoglobins)   binds & inactivates a foreign invader  
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edema   swelling from too much interstitial fluid accumulates in the tissues  
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antigen   foreign substance that causes an immune response  
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nonspecific resistance   first line of defense  
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specific resistance/immunity   body's defense against a specific pathogen or foreign substance  
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auto-immune disorder   immune system is not working correctly & starts attacking itself  
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external respiration   gas exchange between alveoli (lungs) & blood capillaries  
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inhalation/inspiration   air flows in  
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exhalation/expiration   air flows out  
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respirometer/spirometer   instrument used to measure breathing volumes (amount of air)  
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tonsillectomy   surgical removal of the tonsils  
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lymph   name for interstitial fluid once it enters the lymphatic system  
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internal respiration   gas exchange between blood capillaries & the cells  
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pathogen   disease causing organism  
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phagocytosis   pathogens are engulfed & destroyed by neutrophils & macrophages  
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major histocompatibility (MHC) antigens   helps immune system recognize "self" from "non-self"  
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diaphram   done-shaped skeletal muscle at floor of thoracic cavity; used in breathing  
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fever   elevation of core temp caused by a resetting of the hypothalimic thermostat  
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hypoxia   lack of adequate oxygen at the tissue level  
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pulmonary ventilation   moving air in & out of the lungs  
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pulmonology   study of the lungs  
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asthma   chronic airway inflammation. bronchioles spasm & constrict  
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laryngitis   inflammation of the larynx  
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pleuritis/pleurisy   inflammation of the plural membrane  
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hyperventalation   rapid & deep breathing to get rid of extra carbon dioxide in the blood  
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chronic brochitis   inflammation of the bronchi that results in excessive mucus production. type of COPD  
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emphysema   alveoli get destroyed which reduces the amount of oxygen that can be exchanged by the lungs  
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pneumonia   infection of the aveoli that may be the result of a virus or bacteria  
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tuberculosis   highly contagious bacterial disease caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis  
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cystic fibrosis   inherited disease that causes excess mucus production in the lungs  
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SIDS   death of an infant less than 12 months old due to hypoxia while sleeping  
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expiratory reserve volume   amount of extra air that can be forceable exhaled  
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inspiratory reserve volume   amount of extra air that can be forceably inhaled  
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tidal volume   amount of air in one normal breath  
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eupnea   normal breathing  
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opportunistic infection   infection that occurs from a weakened immune system  
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