A small protein in blood that acts like a ?sponge? to keep fluid within the blood vessels. If albumin is low, fluid leaks out of the blood vessels and causes edema....
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Also known as serum alanine aminotransferase (SALT). An enzyme found in hepatocytes (liver cells) released with cellular injury including cellular hypoxia....
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If a person is HIV+ and is diagnoses with one of several disease conditions, by definition the person has AIDS. Included among the AIDS defining diseases are several zoonotic diseases (toxoplasmosis, cryptosporidiosis)....
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A drug which when attached to a receptor causes an effect....
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The minimum amount of information that is planned to be collected on all patients of a certain age; for example pediatric or geriatric databases....
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Bacteria that grow only when oxygen is present....
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An abnormal clinical response attributed to an ingested food or food product....
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Any undesirable occurrence, either injury or death, following the use of an immunobiological product...
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Also known as epinephrine. A hormone that stimulates the heart and increases blood pressure....
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A gland located close to the kidneys that produces several hormones including cortisol....
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Structures bound to the skin such as sebaceous and apocrine glands....
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Aluminum derivatives that are added to killed vaccines to generate more of an immune response than the killed vaccine alone would....
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