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| What type of seizure is a grand mal? |
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| gastroesophageal reflux disease |
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| bl. vessels affected by coronary artery disease are the ones that.;.. |
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| feed the heart muscle oxygen and nutrient. |
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| intrinsic factor is missing |
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| traveling clot of air, fat or blood |
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| varicose veins in the distal esophagus |
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| fluid backs up into abdominal organs |
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| blood backs up into lungs |
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| stomach bulges out of diaphragm |
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| treatment for pernicious anemia |
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| increase in intracular pressure |
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| 3 treatments for diabetes type 1 |
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| loss of blood supply causing death of tissue |
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| ringworm, highly contagious |
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| middle ear infection/ inflammation |
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| 3 classic signs of diabetes |
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| polyuria,polypagia, and poldipsia |
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