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achlorhydria
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absence of free hydrochloric acid in the stomach;may be associated with gastric carcinoma, gastric ulcer, pernicious anemia, adrenal insufficiency, or chronic gastritis
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anisocytosis
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condition in which there is excessive inequality in the size of cells
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antihypnotic
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preventing or inhibiting sleep
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arachnodactyly
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spider fingers; state in which fingers and sometimes toes are abnormally long and slender
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arteriomyomatosis
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thickening of arterial walls due to overgrowth of muscles fibers
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asthenia
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lack or loss of strength
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chloroleukemia
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leukemia with chlorosis
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chondralgia
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pain in or around the cartilage
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dermatosclerosis
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infiltration of the skin with fibrous material
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dermatomycosis
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a skin infection caused by a certain fungi of the genra trichophyton
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helcoma
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ulcer of the cornea
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hidrosis
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the formation and secretion of sweat
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histiocyte
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a monocyte that has become a resident in tissue
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histiocytosis
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an abnormal amount of histiocytes in the blood
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hydronephrosis
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stretching of the renal pelvis as a result of obstruction to urinary outflow
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hyperchlorhydria
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an excess of hydrochloric acid in the stomach
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hypnotic
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an agent that causes an insensitivity to pain by inhabiting afferent impulses or by inhibiting the reception of sensory impressions in the cortical centers of the brain thus causing partial or incomplete unconsciousness
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hypnotize
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to put under hypnosis
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inosemia
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an excessive amount of fibrin in the blood
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isodactylism
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a condition of having fingers or toes of equal length
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macrodactylia
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excessive size of one or more digits
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melanoleukoderma
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mottled skin
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meningitis
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inflammation of the membranes of the spinal cord or brain, usually but not always caused by an infectious illness
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mesoderm
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a primary germ layer of the embryo lying between ectoderm and endoderm
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mycethemia
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fungi in the blood
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myoendocarditis
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inflammation of the cardiac muscular wall and membranous lining
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narcosis
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unconsciousness or stupor produced by drugs
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narcotize
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to place under the influence of a narcotic
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necrocytotoxin
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a toxin that causes the death of cells
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necrosis
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the death of cells, tissues, or organs`
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neurasthenia
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an old term occasionally used to signify functional illness marked by symptoms such as chronic fatigue, weakness
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onychomycosis
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a fungal infection of the nails usually caused by tinea species
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osteochondroma
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a tumor composed of both cartilaginous and bony substance
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pachyderma
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unusual thickness of skin
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pachyonychia
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abnormal thickening of the fingernails or toenails
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perionychium
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the epidermis surrounding the nail
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poliomyelitis
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an acute infectious inflammation of the anterior horns of the gray matter of the spinal cord
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polymyositis
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a relatively uncommon inflammatory disease of skeletal muscles, marked by symmetrical weakness of the proximal muscels of the limbs, elevated serum muscle enzymes, evidence of muscle necrosis on biopsy abnormalities
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polyp
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a swelling or excrescence emanating from a mucous membrane
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pseudoicterus
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discoloration of the skin
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psychosis
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a mental disorder in which there is severe loss of contact with reality
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psychosomatic
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disorders that have a physiological component but are thought to originate in the emotional state of the patient
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somatic
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nonreproductive cells or tissues
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sympodia
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a fusion of the lower extremities
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syndactylous
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having fused or wedges fingers or toes
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toxicoderma
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a disease of the skin caused by poison or allergen
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trachelocele
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tumor or hernia
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xanthoma
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soft yellow skin plaques or nodule that contain deposits of lipoproteins inside histocytes
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xanthosis
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a yellowing of the skin seen in carotenemia resulting from ingestion of excessive quantities of carrots, squash, egg yolk, and other foods containing carotenoids
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angiosclerotic myasthenia
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muscular debility or weakness
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