Words to Describe pathophysiology
Things pathophysiology often describes ("pathophysiology ________")
- organisms
- cells
- unclear
- levels
- bleeding
- pressure
- studies
- atherosclerosis
- pain
- conditions
- structures
- syncope
- knowledge
- dysfunction
- asthma
- unknown
- features
- diabetes
- figure
- congresses
- individuals
- obesity
- function
- factors
- tuberculosis
- tumors
- injuries
- shock
- failure
- seizures
- abnormalities
- and
- infection
- mechanism
- diarrhea
- bacteria
- abnormality
- infarction
- obstruction
- children
- thought
- disease
- results
- research
- pathogenesis
- evidence
- diseases
- carcinoma
- epilepsy
- mutations
- exposure
- virus
- formation
- dermatitis
- disorders
- changes
- trauma
- type
- ischemia
- mechanisms
- angina
- viruses
- temperature
- carcinomas
- cancer
- damage
- case
- etiology
- arrhythmias
- reactions
- lesions
- examination
- infants
- causes
- loss
- effects
- urticaria
- table
- syndrome
- infections
- cysts
- injury
- regardless
- processes
- symptoms
- hypertension
- deficiency
- patients
- particles
How pathophysiology often is described ("________ pathophysiology")
- proposed
- neonatal
- psychiatric
- venous
- distinct
- molecular
- respiratory
- gastrointestinal
- essential
- reproductive
- understanding
- shared
- nerve
- similar
- restrictive
- specific
- predominant
- experimental
- relevant
- chronic
- acute
- characteristic
- common
- primary
- postoperative
- intracranial
- renal
- advanced
- exact
- coronary
- intestinal
- biochemical
- unknown
- surgical
- understood
- nervous
- neurological
- precise
- congenital
- genetic
- cardiac
- skeletal
- diverse
- cerebral
- thyroid
- hemodynamic
- induced
- subcellular
- basic
- fetal
- probable
- peripheral
- comparative
- overall
- intraneural
- clinical
- vascular
- abnormal
- cellular
- identifiable
- detailed
- pulmonary
- actual
- ischemic
- circulatory
- related
- endocrine
- underlying
- associated
- possible
- likely
- schizophrenic
- fundamental
- basal
- immune
- hepatic
- different
- unique
- human
- migraine
- cardiovascular
- complex
- presumed
