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Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
Immunodeficiency disorder where the immune system becomes deficient and the person becomes suseptable to infection.
Opportunistic Infection
Immunodeficiency disorder where a bacteria, protozoan, or fungus that would not normally cause sickness takes the opportunity to do so.
Allergic Rhinitis
Allergic disorder where a reaction seen as an inflammation of the lining of the nose results in fluid draining (runny nose).
Anaphylaxis
(anaphylactic shock)
Allergic disorder where a person has an acute reaction to a particular antigen they are not protected from.
Angioedema
Allergic disorder where blood vessels near the surface of the skin swell, often seen on the mouth and lips.
Food Allergy and Intolerance
Alllergic disorder where there is a reaction to certain foods.
Autoimmune Collagen Disorders
Diseases where the body sets up a defense mechanism against its own collagen or connective tissue.
Hemolytic Autoimmune Disorders
Disorders where the body sets up a defense that breaks down blood cells.
Allotransplantation
The act of grafting tissue from one person to another of the same species but of a different genotype (total of hereditary information present in a human being).
Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT)
Bone marrow is transplanted into a person for the purpose of producing blood cells.
Cadaver Transplant
Organ being transplanted comes from someone who is dead.
Rejection
When the body treats a transplant like a foreign invader and does not allow it to function.
Stem Cell Transplant
When stem cells are collected through pheresis and transfused to another person's blood.
Transplantation
Act of transferring an organ from person to person or from another place.
Xenograft
Graft that is from a different species than the donor.