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| speciality that studies disease, disease processes and causes of death |
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| a doctor who studies tissues and performs autopsies |
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| an organism capable of causing infection |
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| antigen-antibody reaction |
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| immunity we are born with |
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| body develops in response to a foreign invader or in response to a vaccination |
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| passive acquired immunity |
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| passed from mother to infant or produced by injecting a person with antibodies from another source |
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| natural acquired immunity |
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| in response to an acquired infection; for example, chickenpox |
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| artificially acquired immunity |
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| in response to a vaccination |
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| combining form for immune |
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| body's protection from disease |
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| study of the function of the immune system |
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| injections given so that a person may develop a immune response to certain diseases |
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| human immunodeficiency virus |
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| acquired immunodeficiency syndrome |
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| bacteria growing in twisted chains |
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| bacteria growing in clusters |
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| bacteria growing in pairs |
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| accumulation of pus in the thoracic cavity |
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| herniation containing of air |
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| formation of living things |
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| study of living tissue (performed to test for cancer) |
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| study of chemical changes in living things |
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| existing without air (oxygen) |
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| air (oxygen) is needed for survival |
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| without or free from sepsis |
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| adjective; free from sepsis or poisoning |
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| infection in the bloodstream |
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| infection with pus in the bloodstream |
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| combining forms for infection or poisoning |
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| an agent that works against a toxin (poison) |
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| an agent that works against narcotics |
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| an agent that works against bacterial infections |
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| an agent that works against rheumatic disease |
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| agent that works against muscle spasms |
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| an agent that works against convulsions |
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| an agent that works against arthritis |
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| an agent that works against infection |
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| research, prepare, and dispense medications |
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| any condition caused by fungus |
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| a condition of lung fungus |
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| condition of fungus infecting the nail |
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| fungus disease of the pharynx |
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| fungus disease or condition of the nose |
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| fungus disease of the skin |
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| inflammation of the skin caused by a fungus |
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| when two or more drugs or organs work together to produce an increased effect |
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| adjective for drugs that work together to increase each other's effects |
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| insane impulse to wander or roam |
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| variety of symptoms occurring together |
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| running before; symptoms that indicate an approaching disease |
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| adjective; symptoms that precede an illness |
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| Greek word for suffering (medical) or feeling (standard) |
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| growing together of parts |
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| eyelids have grown together or adhesions of the eyelids |
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| lower extremities have grown together |
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| excision of a sympathetic nerve |
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| Greek for knowledge (medical) |
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| separation of substances in a solution |
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| removal of waste from the blood by using an artificial kidney |
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| glands that secrete hormones that regulate body functions |
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| study of the endocrine system |
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| secreted by the adrenal cortex of the adrenal gland |
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| secreted by the thyroid gland |
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| too much sugar in the blood |
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| too little sugar in the blood |
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| abnormal increase in thirst |
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| abnormal increase in hunger |
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| underactive thyroid gland |
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| any disease condition of the adrenal glands |
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| enlargement of the adrenal glands |
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| destruction of adrenal tissue |
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| hormone produced by the adrenal glands (glands located upon the kidneys) also known as adrenaline |
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| animal starch, converts to glucose |
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| used by the muscles to release energy |
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| binding of glucose to hemoglobin |
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| tests the amount of glycohemoglobin |
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