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Pathologies of all units in A&P

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Scoliosis   sideways curvature of the spine  
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Lordosis   inward curvature of the lumbar spine  
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Kyphosis   curvature of the cervical and/or thoracic section of the spine  
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Rheumatoid arthritis   An auto-immune disease that attacks the membranes of the joints  
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Gout   form of arthritis where there is a build up of uric crystals in the joint capsule & cartilage  
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Osteoporosis   Brittle bone disease  
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Muscle atrophy   Wasting away of bulk muscle tissue due to undernourishment or lack of use  
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Muscle strain   over use, over exertion or over stretching of a muscle  
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Muscle sprain   sudden twist or wrench of a ligament  
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Muscle fatigue   direct term for the inability to exert normal use of a muscle  
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Spasticity   inhibitory nerves have been cut, therefore spinal reflexes cause sustained contraction  
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Cramp   involuntary contraction of one or more muscles  
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Fibromyalgia   pain, stiffness and tenderness of muscles, joints and tendons.  
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Myositis   inflammation of a muscle  
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Basal cell carcinoma   most common form of cancer  
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Hodgkin's disease   Cancer of the lymphatic tissue  
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Lymphoedema   Oedema resulting from an obstruction in the lymphatic vessels  
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Oedema/Water retention   swelling due to excess fluid  
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Addison's disease   hypo-secretion of adrenocortical hormones  
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Cushing's syndrome   hyper-secretion of adrenocortical hormones  
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Amenorrhoea   Absence of menstruation- can be caused by hypersecretion of testosterone, stress, radical weight loss or anaemia  
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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome   multiple growth of follicular ovarian cysts, enlarged ovaries, high levels of oestrogen  
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Diabetes Mellitis   auto-immune disease where pancreas is unable to produce insulin,doesnt produce enough or the body doesnt respond properly to the insulin produced  
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Diabetes Insipidus   impaired ADH production  
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Endometriosis   presence of endometrium outside  
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Bell's Palsy   injury or infection of the facial nerve  
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Neuritis   inflammation of a nerve  
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Neuralgia   burning or stabbing pain along a nerve  
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Parkinsons disease   progressive disease caused by damage to the basal ganglia of the brain and a loss of dopamine(neuro-transmitter)  
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Myalgic Encephalomyelitis   inflammation of the brain and spinal cord - chronic fatigue syndrome  
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Cerebral Palsy   damage caused to the brain during birth or pre natal defect - affects motor system control  
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Multiple Sclerosis   loss of myelin sheath from CNS  
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Sciatica   pressure on the roots of the sciatic nerve  
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Motor neurone disease   progressive disorder, deterioration of motor nerves- weakness and wasting of muscles  
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Bronchitis   Inflammation of the bronchial tubes  
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Emphysema   alveoli stretch and lose elasticity  
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Pleurisy   Inflammation of the pleural lining  
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Pneumonia   Inflammation of lung tissue caused by infection  
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Tuberculosis   disease caused by bacteria either inhaled or eaten  
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Asthma   difficulty in exhalation, coughing and wheezing  
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Rhinitis   stuffy congested nose and sinuses  
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Sinusitis   Inflammation of sinuses, causing facial pain  
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Hay fever   allergic rhinitis  
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Appendicitis   Inflammation of the appendix  
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Cirrhosis of the liver   chronic damage to the liver  
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Jaundice   excessive levels of bile pigment-malfunction of the gall bladder or obstructed flow of bile  
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Heartburn   burning sensation in oesophagus, back flow of stomach acid  
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome   stomach and bowel pain, bouts of diarrhoea and constipation  
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Ulcer   Erosions in the walls of the digestive system  
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Hernia   Rupture, where an organ pushes through the surface enclosing it  
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Anorexia Nervosa   loss of appetite, psychological condition where they stop eating  
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Bulimia   Psychological condition of binging and purging  
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Constipation   Infrequent or uncomfortable bowel movements  
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Gall stones   Stones formed from residues of bile pigments, cholesterol and calcium salts  
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Coeliac's disease   common bowel condition caused by an intolerance to gluten  
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Cystitis   Inflammation of the bladder  
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Kidney stones   deposits of substances found in urine forming solid stones in the renal pelvis, bladder or ureters  
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Nephritis   inflammation of the kidney tissue  
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Ectopic pregnancy   pregnancy which occurs outside of the uterus  
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Dysmenorrhoea   extremely difficult and painful menstruastion  
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Pre-Menstrual Syndrome   onset of menstruation  
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Mastitis   inflammation of the breast tissue  
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Osteo arthritis   de-generative condition as a result of injury or aging  
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