Diabetes
________ is the inability to maintain proper blood sugar to failure of the pancrea.
Arthritis
________ is when cartilage breaks down and skeletal joints deteriorate or fuse together.
Gout
________ is a painful swelling of joints when amino acid builds up.
High Blood Pressure
________ is caused by fatty buildup in arteries caused by stress, smoking, diet.
Pathogen
________ are the infectious agent such as a bacteria or virus.
AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE
________ is when the immune system attacks parts of the body that are not harmful.
Hemophilia
________ is when blood doesn't clot.
Stroke
________ is when portion of the brain fails due to blocked blood supply.
Gallstones
________ is deposits of hardened cholesterol in the gallbladder.
viruses
Blood helps protect the body against invaders (________, bacteria, fungi, and parasites)
Vaccines
________ use weakened or dead pathogens to stimulate the immune system, which causes the body to produce specific antibodies for the pathogen.
Tendinitis
________ is the swelling of the tendon- bone junction caused by constant stress.
Leukemia
________ is cancer of bone marrow.
Phagocytes
________ engulf and destroy invaders.
Anemia
________ is the reduced ability of blood to carry oxygen from lack of iron.
Antibodies
________ are proteins produced in response to a specific antigen.
Antigens
________ are chemical markers recognized by the immune system as a foreign invader (triggers a response from immune system)
Active immunity
________ is when your body makes antibodies (ex: getting sick, vaccines)
Sickle cell anemia
________ creates crescent shaped red blood cells.
Coronary thrombosis
________ is the blockage of coronary artery.