| Foreign substances capable of stimulating an immune response. | What is Antigen? |
| A virus that attacks the body's immune system. Is mainly infected by T lymphocytes cells. | What is human immunocompromised virus (HIV)? |
| An inherited bleeding disorder in which the body does not clot properly. Treatment replace the clotting factor. | What is Heamophilia? |
| Heamophilia A and Heamophilia B. | What are the two types of hemophilia? |
| A rare genetic disorder in which your blood doesn't clot normally because it lock blood- clotting protein, factor 8. | What is Heamophilia A? |
| A rare bleeding disorder in which affected individuals have insufficient levels of protein factor 11. | What is Heamophilia B? |
| Internal bleeding (joint and muscles) and minor cut. | What are the signs and symptoms of Heamophilia? |
| A contagious bacteria infection of the skin. That appears honey colored scabs, spread by direct contact with lesions, caused by bacteria staphylococcus. | What is Impetigo? |
| Non-inflammatory fungal infection caused by
Pityrosporum Orbiculare. | What is Liver Spot ? |
| Skin infestation that is transferred from close personal contact. | What is Scabies? |
| Burrowa, palputes, scaling and Erythema. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Scabies? |
| A disease that occur when your body immune system attacks your own tissues and organs that cause itching. | What is Lupus? |
| A chronic autoimmune disease that involve the hardening and tightening of the skin. | What is Scleroderma? |
| Sclerodactyly and hypopigmentation. | What are the signs and symptoms of Scleroderma? |
| A positively charged ion such as Ammonia (NH+4) and Calcium (Ca+2). | What is Cation? |
| An atom or group of atoms carrying a negative electric charge such as chloride Ion (Cl-). | What is Anion? |
| A Genetic Condition in which clusters of cysts develop primarily with in our kidney. Treatment Antibiotic and Dialysis. | What is Polycystic kidneys Disease (PKA) ? |
| High blood pressure, Pain and Infection. | What are the signs and symptoms of Polycystic Kidneys Disease (PKA)? |
| Failure of the kidney to develop. | What is Bilateral Renal a Genesis (BRA) ? |
| Limb defect, flat on broad Nose. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Bilateral Renal Agenosis? |
| A serious complication of chronic and acute kidney injury / disease that cause urea and other waste product to build up in the body. Treatment Dialysis and Kidney Transplant. | What is Uremia? |
| Nausea, Fatigue, Weight loss and Anemia. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Uremia? |
| Prerenal Failure, Intrarenal Failure and Postrenal Failure. Treatment IV Therapy and Fluid Restriction. | What are the types of Acute Renal Failure? |
| A condition that reduce blood flow to the kidney that leads to hyperperfusion. | What is Prerenal Failure? |
| Damage to the kidneys causing function failure. | What is Intrarenal Failure? |
| Obstruction in the Urinary Tract of Urine Outflow. | What is Postrenal Failure? |
| Electrolyte Imbalance, Oliguria and Bleeding. | what are the Signs and Symptoms of Acute Renal Failure? |
| A condition involving decrease in the kidneys ability to filter waste and fluid from the blood.. Treatment Dialysis or Kidney Transplant. | What is Chronic Renal Failure? |
| Reduce Renal Reserve, Renal Insufficiency, Renal Failure and End Stage Renal Disease. | What are the signs and Symptoms of Renal Failure? |
| Bone and Muscle pain, Hypervolemia, Nausea and Swelling of feet. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Chronic Renal Failure? |
| Pathological fractures, and Motor Nerve Dysfunction. Treatment Drugs and Dietary, Dialysis and Renal Transplant. | What are two types of Complication of Chronic Renal Failure? |
| An inflammation of the glomeruli caused by streptococcus infection. Treatment Sodium and Fluid Intake. | What is Acute Glomerulonephritis? |
| Dark cloudy urine, Hypertension and Lower back pain | What are the signs and symptoms of Acute Glomerulonephritis? |
| An infection in the Urinary tract caused by Eshiria coli (E-Coli). | What is Urinary Tract Infection affects? |
| Cystitis, Urethritis and Pyelonephritis. | What are the types of Urinary Tract Infections? |
| An urinary tract infection where both or one of the kidneys affected. | What is Pyelonephritis? |
| Cystitis and Chill. | What are the signs and symptoms of Pyelonephritis? |
| An inflammation of the bladder, colour cloudy with unusual odor. | What is Cystitis? |
| Nocturia, Urgency, Dysuria, Lower Belly Pain and Fever. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Cystitis? |
| An infection of the urethra caused by bacteria. | What is Urethritis? |
| Difficulty starting urination, Urgency and Dysuria. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Urethritis? |
| Coronary Arteriosclerosis, Agina Pectoris and Myocardial Infarction. | What are the types of Ischeamic Diseases? |
| The narrowing and hardening of the Coronary Arteries cause by Hypertension and Diabetes. Treatment Antiplatelet and Antihypertensive. | What is Coronary Atherosclerosis? |
| Chest Pain, Shortness of Breath and weaknesses. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Coronary Atherosclerosis? |
| Narrow or block arteries caused by Coronary Artery Disease. Treatment Rest and Drugs Nitroglycerin. | What is Agina Pectoris? |
| Discomfort in neck, Pressure and Pain in Chest. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Agina Pectoris? |
| Irreversible death of the heart muscles due to lack of oxygen. caused by Myocardial Ischemia. Treatment Oxygen by nasal prongs and aspirin, 160 to 325 mg. | What is Myocardial Infraction? |
| Feeling of pressure,burning in the chest and rapid weak pulse. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Myocardial Infarction? |
| Sudden death and Congestive Heart Failure. | What are the two Complications of Myocardial Infarction? |
| An abnormal heart rhythm caused by electrical impulses defects and drugs Toxicity. | What is Arrhythmias? |
| Dyspnea and Hypertension. | What are the signs and symptoms of Arrhythmias? |
| Sudden cardiac death and heart failure. | What are the complications of Arrhythmias? |
| Sinus Tachycardia, Atrial Flutter, Atrial Fibrillation, Ventricular Fibrillation and Heart Block. | What are the types of Arrhythmias? |
| Normal increase in the heart rate occur due to Fever excitement and exercise. | What is a Sinus Tachycardia? |
| An electric signal spreading through the Atria in a fast and irregular rhythm. | What is Atrial Flutter? |
| The heart's electrical signal lose their regular pattern and the Heart Atria start emitting uncoordinate electrical signals. | What is Atrial Fibrillation? |
| Disorder electrical activity leading to rapid and uncoordinated contraction of the heart. Complication collapse or sudden death. | What is Ventricular Fibrillation? |
| The electrical signal from the top chamber does not conduct properly to the bottom. | What is Heart Block? |
| A chronic progressive condition in which the heart muscles unable to pump enough blood to meet the body's requirement, caused by systematics or asymptomatic left Ventricular Dysfunction. | What is Heart Failure? |
| Dyspnea, Fatigue and fluid Retention. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Heart Failure? |
| Congestive Cardiac Failure, Right-sided Heart Failure and Left-sided Heart Failure. | What are the types of Heart Failure? |
| A condition in which the hearts function has a pump is inadequate to meet the body's need. Treatment Drugs, Beta Blocker and Pacemaker. Risk factors are Hypertension and Congenital Heart Failure. | What is Congested Cardiac Heart Failure? |
| Damage or chronic overload of the left ventricle. | What is Left-sided Heart Failure ? |
| Fatigue, Weight gain and Swollen ankle. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Left-sided Heart Failure? |
| The right side of the heart cannot eject blood and cannot accommodate blood. | What is Right-sided Heart Failure? |
| Liver Enlargement, Nocturia, and Weakness | What are the Signs and Symptoms of right sided Heart Failure? |
| Aortic Aneurysm, Arterial Occlusion, Arteriosclerosis, Varicose Vein, Phlebitis and Thrombophlebitis. | What are the types of Vascular Disease? |
| Abnormal balloon- like bulge in the wall of the Aorta. | What is Aortic Aneurysm? |
| Nausea, Vomiting and Feeling of fullness. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Aortic Aneurysm ? |
| Swallow and enlarge veins in legs and feet. Treatment Daflon and Surgery. | What is Varicose Veins? |
| Aching, Heavy legs and Ankle Swelling. | What are Signs and Symptoms of Varicose Vein? |
| Thicking in and hardening of the walls of the Arteries. | What is Arteriosclerosis? |
| Inflammation of the wall of a Veins. | What is Phlebitis? |
| Imflammotary process that causes a blood clot to form and block a vein. Treatment Antibiotic. | What is Thrombophlebitis? |
| Pain, Redness and Tenderness. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Thrombophlebitis? |
| Acute limb Ischemia. Risk factor of Smoking and Diabetes. | What are Atrial Occulsion? |
| Thicken Nails, Poor Pulse and Paralysis. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Atrial Occulsion? |
| An elevation in Diastolic or Systolic blood pressure than normal caused by drugs use, obesity and stressed. Example Malignant. | What is Hypertension? |
| Dizziness, Occipital Headache and Excessive Sweating. | what are the Signs and Symptoms of Hypertension? |
| A reduction in erythrocytes in circulating blood. | What is Anemia? |
| A reduction in erythrocytes in circulating blood. | What is Anemia? |
| Weakness, Fatigue, Tachycardia, and Yellowish skin. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Anemia? |
| Combakamin Deficiency associated with Alcoholism. | What is Follicles Deficiency Anemia? |
| Colon Cancer, Gastric Ulcer and Menorrhagia. | What is Iron Deficiency Anemia Disorders? |
| Vitamin B12 deficiency. | What is Pernicious Anemia? |
| Infectious and inflammatory disorder. | What is Urinary Tract Infection? |
| An inflammation and swelling of the mucus membrane of the nose caused by dust. Treatment rest, OTC Drugs, and Fluid Intake. | What is Rhinitis? |
| Sneezing, Nasal Congestion and Headache. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Rhinitis? |
| A condition in which the lining of the sinuses becomes inflamed. Treatment drugs Antibiotic and Nasal Spray. | What is a Sinusitis? |
| Fever, Headache and Nasal Discharge. | What are the Signs and Symptoms of Sinusitis? |
| A chronic inflammatory disorder that caused Airflow Obstruction caused by fatigue stress and dust. Treatment Anti-inflammatory drugs. | What is Asthma? |
| Wheezing, Chronic Cough and Shortness of Breath. | What are theSigns and Symptoms of Asthma? |
| An infection that inflamed your lung's alveoli, caused by Fungi and Bacteria. | What is Pneumonia? |
