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Scientific study of the structure of the body
What is ANATOMY
100
An unpleasant sensation that is complex & subjective
What is PAIN
100
smallest particle of an element that retains it's properties
ATOM
100
Study of human movement
KINESIOLOGY
100
A term that usually describes a noncancerous tumor that is contained
BENIGN
200
Homeostasis resulting in a state of physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being
What is HEALTH...IF YOU ANSWERED, "On da good foot" double points!!!
200
Given by a Medical Professional to categorize a disease by it's signs & symptoms
DIAGNOSIS
200
Basic structural unit of a living organism
CELL
200
The mechanical principles of function and structure
BIOMECHANICS
200
The internal, periodic timing component
BIOLOGIC RHYTHM
300
The scientific study of the process & function of the body
What is PHYSIOLOGY
300
Has a vague onset that develops slowly & lasts for a long time
CHRONIC CONDITION
300
The basic structure of the cell that performs a specific function
ORGANELLE
300
Abnormal growth of new tissue
NEOPLASM
300
Malignant, nonencapsulated cells that invade surrounding tissue
Metastatic Cancer (Boo ....Hiss)
400
Study of structures visible to the naked eye
What is GROSS ANATOMY
400
Study of factors involved in the development of disease
ETIOLOGY
400
Smallest part of a substance that can exist independently without losing the physical and chemical properties of that substance
MOLECULE
400
Increase in the size of a cell
HYPERTROPHY
400
Protective response of the tissues to irritation or injury that has signs of redness, heat, swelling & pain
INFLAMMATION
500
Study of disease as observed in the structure and function of the body
What is PATHOLOGY
500
Organisms that cause disease
PATHOGENS
500
A decrease in the size of a cell
ATROPHY
500
A self regulating process that receives information, integrates that info, and provides a response to maintain homeostasis
FEEDBACK LOOP
500
The relatively constant state of the internal environment of the body that is maintained by adaptive responses
HOMEOSTASIS