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@Cheriben · 2 years ago

Halika na, tara na sa ating lakbayin Oo, sa lakbayin na kinasayan na natin Ang ating araw araw na ginagawa Tara na at sabay sabay na mamangha. O kay saya, sarap sa damdamin! Na sa aking mat...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Let's define it

Booster Injection A vaccine injection given some time after a previous one to strengthen or renew immunity. Brain The large, soft mass of nerve tissue within the skull. It weighs about 1.3 kg...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Health is important, Be Informed!

Coitus interruptus Also called ‘withdrawal’. A contraceptive method where the penis is withdrawn from the vagina before ejaculation so that no semen can enter the cervix. As a means of contraceptio...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Contraception

Contraception An intervention to prevent pregnancy. This can be achieved in many ways. The following classification describes various interventions, in order, from sperm formation to implantation o...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

The Immune Response

A second, specific defense system called immunity is much more selective in its targets. It operates against particular enemies that are identified and remembered by the immune system cells involve...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Some C(s) in Health

Coronary Thrombosis A blood clot forming in the arteries supplying blood to the heart. Corpuscle One of the cells in the blood. Cells make up 45 percent of the blood and include red cells, which...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Pneumoconiosis, Pneumonia & Pneumothorax

PNEUMOCONIOSIS Chronic inflammatory lung disease caused by inhaling mineral dust containing silicon, hard coal, or asbestos particles. Pneumoconioses are occupational or environmental diseases. The...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Muscles

The muscles which swathe the skeleton and are present in many other tissues supply the power for all the body's movements, from walking and running to breathing and digestion. The skeletal muscles co...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease)

PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease) Inflammation (usually infectious) of the pelvic reproductive organs: the uterus, tubes, and ovaries in women and the prostate and seminal vesicles in men. The comm...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Epilepsy

A condition in which there is a disturbance of the normal electrical activity of the brain. Epilepsy affects about 1 in 200 people, and in about half those cases the malfunction is the result of a h...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Barber's Rash & Coeliac Disease

Barber’s Rash Infection of the hair follicles in the beard area, which may spread into the surrounding skin resulting in impetigo. Treatment is by local or oral antibiotics. Coeliac Disease...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Health Issues

Botulism A rare but very serious form of food poisoning caused by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, which may grow in canned or bottled food which have been inadequately sterilized. This bacte...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Poliomyelitis

Commonly called 'polio' and once known as infantile paralysis, poliomyelitis is an acute viral infection of the central nervous system. The disease is spread from the feces of infected persons. The...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Renal Failure

Renal Failure Failure of the kidneys to perform their main functions of filtering waste products from the blood, controlling salt and water balance, and controlling blood pressure and red blood cel...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Peptic ULcer & Perthes' Disease

Peptic Ulcer Ulceration of the intestinal lining which penetrates to involve the muscle layer, caused by the action of the acid and pepsin secreted by the stomach. Peptic ulcers are found in the sto...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Hematoma, Haematuria & Hemoglobin

Hematoma An accumulation of blood that has leaked into the tissues from damaged blood vessels, usually as a result of an injury. Common hematomas are those occurring around fractures or in the tissu...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Bag of Waters & Balanitis

Bag of Waters The membranous sac (amnion) containing amniotic fluid that surrounds the developing baby in the uterus. Balanitis Inflammation of the glans (head of the) penis, usually as a resu...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Bacteria

Bacteria Micro-organisms consisting of a single cell without a nucleus. Bacteria are found wherever life exists. Most bacteria live in harmony with other life forms. Some, for example, those that ar...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

About health that you might have to know

Malabsorption Failure to absorb adequate nourishment even though the diet is satisfactory. Malabsorption may be temporary or permanent and is a result of inflammatory bowel disease or disturbances of...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Boil

An Abscess in the skin caused by bacterial infection of a hair follicle which has spread and destroyed tissue beyond the anatomical boundary of the follicle (as opposed to a pimple, which is confined...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Nephritis (Glomerulonephritis)

Nephritis (previously called Bright's disease) is an acute or chronic inflammation of the filtering units of the kidneys, caused by an abnormal reaction of the immune system. The reaction often occurs...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

In-Vitro Fertilisation

The fertilisation of ovum outside the body, also known as extra-corporeal fertilisation. This technique involves a mature egg being removed from the ovary (using a long hollow needle inserted through...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Malaria

A tropical disease, marked by severe chills and fever, caused by a microscopic parasite called Plasmodium carried by mosquitoes and introduced into the human bloodstream through the mosquito’s bite....

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Hay Fever & Headache

Hay Fever Inflammation of the membranes lining the nasal passages and sinuses due to an allergic response to any number of inhaled substances, chiefly pollen from grasses, plants and trees as well...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Rash

A temporary skin eruption due to inflammation of the skin, which may be caused by infection, allergy, chemical irritation, physical injury (such as sunburn, chafing), disorders of blood or blood vesse...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Fainting & Fatigue

FAINTING Suddenly becoming unconscious, usually only for a short time, due to a brief, temporary reduction of blood supply to the brain, usually as a consequence of a sudden fall in blood pressure....

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Adenoids & Adenoma

Adenoids One or more small masses of lymphatic tissue, similar to the tonsils, that lie behind the nasal cavity close to where it joins the mouth cavity. They reach their maximum size around the ag...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Cocaine, Coccyx & Cochlea

COCAINE A narcotic drug obtained from the leaves of the South American coca plant. Although it has been used in the past for its medicinal properties as a local anesthetic, most doctors are ow wary...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Jaundice

This is not a disease itself but rather a symptom of disease or disorder. People with jaundice have a characteristic yellowing tinge to their skin and the whites of their eyes due to excessive amount...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Incontinence

Loss of control of outflow from the bladder (urinary incontinence) or bowel (fecal incontinence). Incontinence may occur in any disorder of the nervous or muscular control of the bladder or rectum....

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