ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### drug:

Anesthetic agent
* Some anesthetic agents suppress heartrate and others have little effect.
* cause vasodilation, which also contributes to hypotension.

Anesthetic drug
* Many anesthetic drugs affect blood flow to major organs and are inactivated by the liver.
* Some anesthetic drugs block certain receptors.
* used in surgery have different effects on women than men.

### drug | anesthetic:

Injectable anesthetic
* can be dangerous for rats.
* undergo very rapid metabolic degradation in small rodents.

Volatile anesthetic
* All volatile anesthetics increase cerebral blood flow, with halothane having the greatest effect.
* produce immobility by acting on two sites approximately five carbons apart.

Anticancer drug
* Most anticancer drugs affect rapidly growing cells, both cancerous and normal, throughout the body.
* Some anticancer drugs interfere with sperm production.
* can also cause tingling in the fingers, ringing in the ears, or hearing loss
  - cause sores in the mouth and throat
  - damage the ovaries and reduce the amount of hormones they produce
* disrupt the cancer cells ability to grow and multiply.
* interfere with specific cancer-cell components.

Antifungal drug
* are used to treat infections caused by a fungus which is unicellular form of life.
* can clear infection.

Antimicrobial drug
* All antimicrobial drugs can select microorganisms that are resistant.
* Some antimicrobial drugs are subject to restricted use.

Antiretroviral drug
* can work to improve the quality and length of life.
* control the replication of most variants of the virus.
* prevent most of the infections and illnesses that cause diarrhea.
* show promising results in slowing the progression of disease.

Antisense drug
* are small, chemically modified stretches of single-stranded DNA bases.
* interrupt the process by which disease-causing proteins are produced.

Appetite suppressant
* Some appetite suppressants contain caffeine and alpha adrenergic stimulators.
* are only a short-term solution for the treatment of obesity.

Arsenical
* Use live traps and remove food supplies.
* inhibit thioredoxin reductase in cultured rat hepatocytes.
* is pesticide

### drug:

Botanical
* Many botanicals are in tinctures
  - combine to firm pores and revitalize and condition skin following cleansing
  - have a history of medicinal use, but little or no history of food use
* Most botanicals biodegrade quickly.
* also add body and shine.
* are a modern divergence from the natural chemicals of the past
  - difficult to standardize because of the innate biological variability of plants
  - ingredients that are here to stay
  - materials of plant origin, often referred to as herbs
  - pesticides of plant origin
  - plant extracts, usually alkaloids, which have insecticidal properties
  - plant-derived materials such as rotenone, pyrethrum, sabadilla, ryania, etc
  - plants believed to have health-promoting properties
  - powerful medicines

Chemotherapeutic drug
* Many chemotherapeutic drugs are derivatives, usually synthetic, of plants.
* destroy cancer cells and are used to treat certain types of brain tumors.
### drug:

Chemotherapy drug
* Most chemotherapy drugs cause a temporary lowering of the blood cell counts
  - some side effects
  - work by attacking fast- replicating cells
* Some chemotherapy drugs affect hair cells
  - can also make cancer cells more sensitive to radiation therapy
* Some chemotherapy drugs can cause a queasy, upset stomach feeling called nausea
  - damage to the nerves, leading to sexual dysfunction
  - temporary hair loss
  - harm tissues if they leak out of the vein
  - require the patient to stay in the hospital for a few days
  - work by creating free radicals, too
* affect rapidly dividing cells like cancer cells
  - the lining of the intestinal tract
* are very powerful agents.
* can cause pulmonary toxicity and produce dyspnea
  - have many side effects
  - reduce the bone marrow's ability to make red blood cells
* cause the destruction of oocytes through apoptosis, programmed cell death.
* create a cascade of free radicals that kill cancer cells.
* destroy cancer cells by stopping their ability to divide and reproduce.
* interfere with the cancer cells' ability to grow or multiply.
* kill cancer cells but also damage some normal cells
  - directly
  - cells, as well as normal ones
  - normal healthy cells as well as malignant cells
* like to attack rapidly dividing cells, indiscriminately.
* succeed at killing cancer cells because they target rapidly dividing cells.
* travel throughout the body in the blood stream.
* work by destroying very active cells that divide rapidly.
### drug | cocaine:

Cocaine abuse
* can sometimes make sinus surgery necessary.
* increases the risk.
* is extremely difficult to treat, and is highly habit-forming
  - particularly high for adolescent Hispanic girls
  - thought to be escalating as street prices are dropping
* life and death matter.

Cocaine hydrochloride
* central nervous system stimulant derived from the coca plant.
* is dissolved in water.
* white powder that can be sniffed or injected.

Combination drug
* Many combination drugs contain unnecessary ingredients such as caffeine.
* are medications that contains two of more separate drugs.

Common drug
* Some common drugs used to treat tachycardia are quinidine, atropine, lidocaine, or procainamide.
* can also increase bruising.

Compounded drug
* are equivalent to prescription drugs.
* can play an especially important role in the veterinary world.

### drug | controlled substance:

Club drug
* Some club drugs are stimulants, some depressants, and some hallucinogens.
* are recreational drugs.
* can cause serious health problems and even death in some cases.
* controlled substance

### drug | controlled substance | club drug:

Ketamine
* activates psychosis and alters limbic blood flow in schizophrenia
  - in schizophrenia and alters blood flow in human limbic cortex
* are club drugs
  - general anesthetic
  - medicine
* blocks the nerve pathways without depressing respiration or circulatory function.
* causes stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system, and therefore produces a tachycardia.
* hydrochloride injectable dosage forms.
* inhibits nitric oxide production in activated macrophages.
* produces disassociate anesthesia, where the mind feels separated from the body
  - dissociative anesthesia only if it is used in general anesthesia doses
* stimulates the cardiovascular system, increasing heart rate and blood pressure.

Ketamine hydrochloride
* central nervous system depressant and a rapid-acting general anesthetic.
* club drug
* general anesthetic for human and veterinary use.
* has sedative-hypnotic, analgesic and hallucinogenic properties.
* produces apneustic breathing and tachycardia.
### drug | controlled substance:

Crank
* are hand tools.
* is speed
* refers to any form of methamphetamine, and ice crystallized smokable form

### drug | controlled substance:

Methamphetamine
* Most methamphetamine used in the Upper Midwest is imported from California.
* are addictive drugs
  - amphetamines
  - medicine
  - one of the worst drugs ever to be invented
  - the drug of choice
* can cause a severe crash after the effects wear off.
* controlled substance
* have limited medical use and are frequently abused
  - many physical short term effects
  - the most commonly manufactured illegal drug
* pose a multi-faceted threat to society.
* pump up a person's heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure.

### drug | controlled substance:

Opium
* Some opium produced in Burma and Laos is consumed or refined in Thailand, and vice versa.
* appears as dark brown chunks or as a powder and is usually smoked or eaten.
* causes poets to rhapsodize and nations to go to war.
* comes from the latex, or sap, collected from immature fruits
  - opium poppy
* consists of the dried milky sap obtained from the pod of the opium poppy, apaver somniferium.
* contains alkaloids including morphine, codeine and thebaine
  - morphine, codeine, noscapine, papaverine, and thebaine
  - two family of alkaloids
* is dark brown chunks or in powder form, generally eaten or smoked
  - profane and quantitative like money
* primarily relieves pain, raises the spirits, then stupefies.
* produced in China appears to be mainly for domestic consumption.
* varies in alkaloidal content from batch to batch, and between regions
  - color from yellow to dark brown and has a characteristic odor and a bitter taste

Depressant drug
* are either sedatives, which cause relaxation, or hypnotics, which induce sleep.
* can cause effects closely resembling alcohol intoxication.
* slow down the activity of the central nervous system.

Diet drug
* Many diet drugs cause a dry mouth.
* Some diet drugs carry health risks, such as an increase in blood pressure.

### drug:

Different drug
* affect people in different ways
  - the fetus in different ways
* are able to influence migration of leukocytes
  - lethal in different amounts or in different combinations
  - notorious for inducing gout attacks and particularly diuretics
* cause different side effects
  - side-effects
* control different types of seizures.
* have different effects at particular stages of pregnancy.
* have different effects on sexual desire
  - the body
* have different side effects for different people
  - susceptibilities to the enzymes
  - similar names
### drug | diuretic:

Thiazide diuretic
* are also combined with other drugs to treat various conditions
  - sometimes combined with amiloride to prevent hypokalemia
* can cause elevated blood sugar in diabetics
  - increase the risk of digitalis-induced heart disturbances
  - mildly elevate calcium levels
* decrease the amount of calcium lost in urine.
* help reduce the amount of water in the body by increasing the flow of urine.
* promote calcium reabsortion and are therefore contraindicated.
* tend to increase uric acid levels.
### drug:

Local anesthetic
* appear to cross the placenta by passive diffusion.
* are OK, and so are many antibiotics and pain medications
  - drugs that block nerve conduction in the region where they are applied
  - effective for severe pain
* block nerve impulses
  - pain by inhibiting the formation of action potentials
* cause loss of feeling in a part of the body.
* drug, and all drugs have side effects.
* have a dose-dependent negative inotropic effect
  - vasodilating properties, which increase the possibility of overdose
* help severe pain.
* is administered to skin between the rectum and base of the scrotum
  - anesthetic
  - dripped through the catheter and numbs the nerve roots as they enter the spine
  - injected into skin overlying the spleen then into deeper tissues
* is injected into the skin of the chest close to where pocketed fluid is located
  - over the area to be biopsied
  - to lower the pain and stress in newborns
  - used to numb the area over the blood vessels
* produce vasodilation by blocking sympathetic nerves.
* require the least precise placement but cause muscle necrosis.
* work by blocking impulse conduction along nerves
  - partitioning into the membrane and binding to sodium channel proteins
  - stabilizing the cell membrane and preventing depolarization

Medical drug
* are developed and tested before being used to relieve illness or disease.
* can only kill one or two parasites each.
* relieve disease and illness, and are extensively tested before being used.
### drug | medication:

Acne medication
* Most acne medications require at least a few weeks or a few months to become fully effective.
* Some acne medication can cause bad stomach and joint pain.
* can make skin more sensitive
  - sometimes be a culprit
* is located in bathrooms
  - cupboards
  - drug stores
  - drugstores
  - pharmacies
  - tubes
  - medicine
  - used for teenagers

Allergy medication
* Many allergy medications can aggravate certain illnesses.
* Most allergy medications are antihistamines that concentrate on eliminating the symptoms
  - work by blocking the histamines that cause a runny nose and other symptoms

Antianxiety medication
* help to calm and relax the anxious person and remove the troubling symptoms.
* play an important role in treating anxiety in depression.
### drug | medication | antibiotic:

Systemic antibiotic
* are unnecessary unless there is fever or substantial surrounding cellulitis.
* fail to clear multidrug-resistant klebsiella from a pediatric icu.

Tetracycline antibiotic
* accumulate in the calcium shell, and have been shown to kill nanobacteria.
* are usually rapidly effective for ehrlichiosis.
* kill bacteria and relieve rheumatoid arthritis.
* make penicillin antibiotics less effective.

Topical antibiotic
* are effective for infection limited to the ear canal
  - less irritating than benzoyl peroxide
* reduce bacteria and the irritating chemicals they make.
* work by attacking the bacteria that are strongly linked with acne problems.

### drug | medication:

Antidepressant medication
* All antidepressant medications pass through the placenta to the baby
  - require a prescription
  - take time to work
* Many antidepressant medication works to balance the amount of serotonin in the brain.
* Some antidepressant medications can also increase the frequency of limb movements
  - cause erectile failure
* acts on chemical pathways of the brain
  - the chemical pathways of the brain related to mood
* are also a mainstay of treatment for significant depression.
* are often quite helpful in treating dysthymia
  - the treatment of choice
* become effective gradually.
* can also be effective at treating the symptoms of bulimia nervosa
  - very effective
  - be effective as well
* can be very effective in treating depression
  - ease symptoms, restore sleep patterns and elevate mood
* helps restore the proper balance of neurotransmitters in the brain.
* improve the balance of brain chemicals.
* is for depression where specific types of symptoms are present
  - sometimes useful
* non-habit forming, effective treatment when used appropriately.
* offer yet another approach to the disabling symptoms of depression.
* reduce salivary secretions, resulting in dry mouth.
* require the least amount of monitoring.
* works by affecting brain chemistry.
+ Depression (mental illness), Causes of depression: Mental illnesses
  * The amounts of some chemicals in the brain. Serotonin is the main chemical in the brain that has to do with happiness. Many antidepressant medication works to balance the amount of serotonin in the brain.

Antidote
* are remedies.
* are specific to certain poisons
  - They often are poisons themselves. As an example, Atropine, a substance that is found in the deadly nightshade very poisonous substance. However, by the way it reacts with the body, it is used as an antidote against some insecticides, as well as certain kinds of nerve gas

Antifungal medication
* Many antifungal medications are suitable for both dermatophyte and yeast infections.
* is used to treat vaginal infections caused by yeast.
### drug | medication:

Psychoactive medication
* can treat addictions.
* uses in addiction treatment.

Psychotropic medication
* All psychotropic medications cross the placenta and cause in utero exposure to the developing fetus.
* Most psychotropic medications undergo hepatic transformation.
* Some psychotropic medications elevate the prolactin level.
* can be a beneficial adjunct to positive behavioral intervention.
* treatment method favored by many psychiatrists.

Several medication
* are effective at eliminating tapeworm infections.
* can also help people whose eyes bear the brunt of their seasonal allergies
  - have harmful effects on the gastro-intestinal tract, leading to bleeding
* increase resorption of bone calcium, leading to osteoporosis.
* interfere with the effectiveness of oral contraceptives.
* reduce or eliminate the occurrence of fainting episodes.

Systemic medication
* are sedatives, tranquilizers, and narcotics.
* have limited efficacy in treating the disease.

Tonic
* are herbs which strengthen the body systems.
* can, in fact, come in many forms - liquid, powder, encapsulated, tablet or a raw botanical.
* is soft drinks.
* work best in small amounts over long period of time.

Topical medication
* are the therapy most widely used for controlling intraocular pressure.
* can be comedolytic agents or antibacterial agents and antibiotics.
* can be in the form of a cream, gel, lotion, or other solution for the skin
  - a cream, gel, lotion, or solution
* is quite effective in decreasing the sloughing of cells.

Various medication
* can affect thyroxine levels
  - also contribute to the problem of impotence
  - cause stomach ulcers or inflammations
  - influence metabolism and appetite
* cause temporary hair loss.
* have different potential interactions
  - numerous possible side effects
### drug:

Mifepristone
* also blocks progesterone receptors, which are necessary for pregnancy
  - exhibits antiglucocorticoid and weak antiandrogenic activity
  - keeps fibroid tumors from growing in the same way
* are drugs.
* binds to the progesterone receptor and blocks the action.
* blocks a hormone that is needed to continue pregnancy.
* blocks the action of progesterone, a hormone necessary to sustain pregnancy
  - hormone that helps some cancers grow
  - hormone that is needed to sustain a pregnancy
* blocks the action of progesterone, vital for an embryo to develop
  - for an unborn child to develop
* blocks the action of progesterone, which is necessary to sustain a pregnancy
* blocks the hormone progesterone and causes the embryo to detach from the lining
  - stops the pregnancy
  - that's needed for a pregnancy to continue
* can both prevent implantation and terminate a pregnancy after implantation.
* causes menstruation by blocking the action of progesterone.
  - which blocks the action of the natural hormone progesterone
* gives women greater control over the termination of their pregnancies.
* has many potential uses beyond pregnancy termination
  - medical benefits unrelated to abortion
* inhibits the activity of progesterone, which is required for continuation of pregnancy.
* is an anti-Progesterone drug that stops the early pregnancy from growing
  - anti-progestin, which blocks the progesterone hormone receptors
  - approved as an early option for nonsurgical abortion in Sweden
* is approved for use in Sweden
  - early abortions in France, Sweden, Great Britain and China
  - more studied than nearly any drug in history
  - taken in the form of a pill
* is used in combination with a prostaglandin called misoprostol
  - to treat brain tumors, fibroids, and breast cancer
* non-invasive therapy.
* offers women a safe, private method of terminating an early pregnancy.
* pill that the woman swallows.
* sensitizes the myometrium to the contraction-inducing effects of prostaglandins.
* steroid hormone similar in structure to the natural hormone progesterone.
* stops a fertilized egg from attaching itself to the lining of the uterus.
* works by blocking the action of the natural hormone, progesterone
  - female hormone progesterone
  - causing the embryo to detach from the uterine lining

Modern drug
* Many modern drugs are the purified form of chemicals present in traditional medicines.
* continue to be developed for treating various types of seizures.
* have minimal or no organ toxicity.

Muscle relaxant
* Some muscle relaxants are mixed with caffeine or codeine and can be addictive.
* are medicine
  - predominantly central or peripheral acting
* used as anaesthetic can cause hyperthermia.
### drug:

Several drug
* are effective in temporarily relieving pain associated with endometriosis.
* can be myotoxic both alone and in combination with other drugs.
* can cause abnormalities in the unborn child
  - increased urinary loss of magnesium
  - increase the effect of phenobarbital
* can prevent heartworm infection
  - motion sickness, but none works every time
  - slow down or speed up the action of liver enzymes

Sildenafil
* are drugs.
* works along with sexual stimulation to help achieve an erection.

Specific drug
* can damage specific organs, depending on the drug.
* inhibit the synthesis of the yeast equivalent to cholesterol.

Stimulant drug
* Some stimulant drugs can improve a child's ability to concentrate.
* are exceedingly dangerous to both physical and mental health.

Street drug
* Many street drugs contain other substances and unknown amounts of the drug.
* Some street drugs contain little or none of the ingredients for which they are advertised
  - interact with medications
* can cause damage to the liver or kidneys
  - contain other unwanted or dangerous chemicals causing illness or death

### drug | street drug:

Depressant
* Included are barbituates, methaqualone, and tranquilizers.
* Most depressants are addictive, produce psychological and physical dependence
  - rapidly produce an extreme tolerance
* Some depressants act very quickly, and begin to affect their user within seconds.
* act as stimulants during episodes.
* are drugs that cause sedation by depressing the central nervous system
  - which slow down the central nervous system
  - medicine
  - sedatives that act on the nervous system
  - substances that cause the body functions to slow down
* can be both physically and psychologically addictive.
* combined with alcohol can be lethal.
* have various modes of action and effects.
* is medicine
* produce rapid tolerance
  - relaxed, calm feelings
* relax muscles and make people feel sleepy or like their head is stuffed
  - muscles, reduce the heart rate, slow breathing, and lower blood pressure
* slow down neural function, and stimulants speed it up
  - the activities of the central nervous system
  - the vital functions of the body, such as heart rate and blood pressure
+ Illegal drugs, Types of psychoactive drugs and their effects, Depressants/Downers
  * Depressants are drugs which slow down the central nervous system. People using depressants may feel happy and content, as well as sleepy and relaxed.

### drug | street drug | depressant:

Anti depressant
* can cause a dry mouth, headaches, feeling sick, and loss of appetite.
* work differently to the benzos and they can take up to six weeks to work.
### drug | tobacco:

Cigar
* Most cigars contain chemicals.
* Most cigars have a traditional round shape
  - as much nicotine as several cigarettes
* Some cigars contain as much tobacco as one whole pack of cigarettes.
* also produce much more secondhand smoke than cigarettes.
* are a handmade commodity and as such are subject to minor differences in quality
  - all handmade premium cigars from the Dominican Republic
  - also a major source of second-hand smoke
  - an experience of a qualitative difference in life
  - consumable products
  - located in interns
  - mildly alkaline meaning the nicotine can still be absorbed through the mouth and lips
  - more dangerous than cigarettes
  - naturally hydroscopic products
  - the second-favorite tobacco product
* are, if anything, stronger than cigarettes.
* come in a variety of quality blended flavors
  - sizes, qualities, and flavors
  - different sizes, some as small as a cigarette, others much larger
  - more noxious combustion products than cigarettes
  - significantly more nicotine, tar, and carbon monoxide than do cigarettes
  - the same cancer causing chemicals as cigarettes
* fall under fewer federal regulations than do cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.
* go through a long aging and fermentation process.
* have four times as much nicotine as cigarettes
  - many of the same health risks as cigarettes, including causing certain cancers
  - much higher concentrations of tar and nicotine than cigarettes
* includes cigar butts.
* increase the risk of oral and esophageal cancers just as much as cigarettes do.
* is smoke
* made in Cuba are popular in many countries.
* often go out in the course of being smokes, especially as they near the last third.
* use clearly contributes to oral cancer and heart disease.
### drunk | alcoholic:

Child of alcoholics
* Children of alcoholics are four times more likely than non-COAs to develop alcoholism
  - more likely than other people to become alcoholics themselves
  - from two to four times more likely to develop the disease
* Children of alcoholics are more like to abuse alcohol or drugs
  - likely to become alcoholics
  - exhibit elevated rates of psychopathology
* Children of alcoholics have a four times greater risk of becoming alcoholics themselves
  - host of emotional scars
  - relatively high tolerance for alcohol
  - suffer psychologically, emotionally and socially
  - tend to score lower on tests that measure cognitive and verbal skills
* More children of alcoholics are likely to become nondrinkers.
* Most children of alcoholics grow up to live alcoholism-free lives.

Chronic alcoholic
* Most chronic alcoholics become amenorrheic.
* have a high risk of getting both kidney and liver failure.

### drunkenness:

Public drunkenness
* is frowned upon in some countries - and a jailable offence in others
  - illegal in most areas
* varies in acceptability.

### dry finishing process:

Powder coating
* are heat-fusible resin coatings that give off no pollutants as they cure
  - simply a type of paint that is applied to most modern bird cages
* dry finishing process.
* have excellent strength, durability and weathering characteristics.
* heat curable finish available to meet many requirements.
* high-tech method of painting.
* highly durable painting process.
* is availible on all metallics
  - environmentally friendly, there are no solvents or hazardous material used
  - used in children's toys and furniture sold every day
* method of applying a decorative and protective finish to a wide range of parts.
* more profitable way to use space and time that is devoted to painting.
* paint process.
* represent a potential explosion hazard.
* special finish for outdoors that is very durable.
* state of the art technology in applying protective coating.

### ducks:

Teal
* are sexually dimorphic.
* is ducks
  - green

### ducks | teal:

Bluewing
* are teal
  - the first ducks to make their move south from northern nesting grounds
* have very complex southward fall migration.
* is teal
* often feed with greenwings, but prefer more leafy parts of vegetation.

Cinnamon teal
* are common ducks in the marsh.
* travel in small flocks, They are very fast flyers.

Dud
* are ragged clothes
  - the cowboys' favorite clothes or their best clothes
* is failure

### duplexs:

Full duplex
* are duplexs.
* is another method to increase bandwidth to dedicated workstations or servers
  - simultaneous bi-directional communication
  - what differentiates a conferencing system from ordinary, half duplex speaker phones
* means capturing and playing audio at the same time.
* means that signals can be sent simultaneously back and forth
  - traffic can move both ways at the same time on a connection

Half duplex
* is bi-directional communication while taking turns.
* means that data can flow in both directions but only one direction at a time
  - signals can go only in one direction at a time
### dynamic medium:

Telemarketing
* can be a legitimate way of marketing and selling products and services
  - help consumers if it is done responsibly
  - play an important role in any healthcare marketing mix
* dynamic medium.
* growing industry.
* has many benefits to companies and consumers.
* huge business within the United States.
* is also a rapidly growing alternative to traditional retail shopping
  - one way that businesses can advertise their products and offer their services
  - predicted to be one of the fastest-growing areas in marketing
* is the number one crime against senior citizens
  - only form of advertisement that demands an immediate response
* multi-billion dollar business in the United States.
* numbers game, after all.
* sales approach conducted entirely by phone.
* significant source of fraud.

### dynamic pc promoter:

Amelia
* dynamic PC promoter.
* is an adult female peregrine falcon - one of the few found in Connecticut
  - - one of the few found nesting in Connecticut
  - located southeast of Cincinnati, Ohio
  - when an entire limb fails to develop

### dynamic process:

Shoulder impingement
* dynamic process.
* is caused by repetitive use of the arm in an overhead position.

### early morning sport:

Ballooning
* are flight
  - sports
* is an early morning sport
  - ingenious way to increase survival chances and to travel into new areas
  - largely recreational in nature, thus many flights happen on weekends and holidays
  - one of the many activities that contribute to a mountain adventure
* one of the natural means of dispersal for the insect.
* term used for the mechanical kiting spiders use to disperse through the air.
* weather dependent activity.
* weather-dependent activity.

### early symptom:

Loss of consciousness
* can happen as well as tongue or cheek biting
  - lead to falls and drowning
* is an early symptom
  - occurrence
  - unusual symptom as is mild liver toxicity
  - common, occurring within a few minutes after onset or developing gradually
* necessary pre-requisite for traumatic brain injury.
* occurs in all generalized seizures, except for myoclonic seizures.
* sign of a possibly severe injury.

### early symptom:

Memory loss
* Most memory loss occurs immediately after learning.
* Some memory loss is due to easily treatable medical conditions or medications.
* begins to affect job performance.
* can also be a trait of dissociative disorders.
* can be a symptom of depression, which is termed pseudodementia
  - an important way of coping with abuse
* common complaint associated with aging.
* is frequently a part of dementia
  - due to an insufficient supply of essential nutrients to the brain
  - limited to short term memory of recent events
  - loss of humanity
* is one of the first symptoms of the di sease
  - most common symptoms of aspartame
  - the number one cause of controller errors
  - tied to land abuse
* is very common after stroke
  - in aging
  - occasionally a side effect of antidepressants
* natural consequence of aging
  - part of aging
* persistent phenomenon during aging.
* state of mind
### easily treatable condition | hyperthyroidism:

Feline hyperthyroidism
* causes thyrotoxicosis and is usually seen in cats over six years of age.
* is currently the most commonly diagnosed endocrine disease of the cat.
* systemic disorder caused by excessive thyroid hormone.

### easy:

Short exposure
* can cause drowsiness, dizziness, headaches and loss of consciousness.
+ Astronomy, Methodology, Techniques, Integration
  * Short exposures are easy. However, longer ones are affected by the Earth's rotation, causing a star wheel effect.

Eater
* Most eaters adapt to aquatic habitats
* Most eaters consume diets
  - meat
  - tender meat
* Most eaters eat plants
  - prey
  - emit ultrasonic sound
  - feed on fish
* Most eaters feed on small fish
  - school fish
* Most eaters have large mouths
  - long necks
  - teeth
* Most eaters kill large mammals
* Most eaters lead life
  - solitary life
  - love healthy meals
  - require water
* Some eaters die of cancer.
* Some eaters eat animals
  - arthropods
  - cattle
  - crabs
  - fruit
  - herbivores
  - mollusks
  - small arthropods
* Some eaters have diabetes
  - fast insulin levels
* Some eaters have lower fast insulin levels
  - love mushrooms
  - possess stomachs
  - use nuts
* are consumers.
* are engaged in behavior
  - unhealthy behavior
  - produce
* emit sound
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is produce
* make choices.
* need calories.
* occupy levels.
* require decisions
  - food
* use both potential and kinetic energy.

### eater:

Compulsive eater
* can stop bingeing and learn to accept their bodies.
* come in all shapes and sizes.

Diner
* are eaters.
* are located in cities
  - diners
  - kitchens
  - small towns
  - restaurants
* are used for eating
  - eats
* carry food.
* consume billions each year throughout the world.
* eat bread.
* find food.
  - body substances
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
* is carriage
* offer breakfasts.
* often are restaurants modeled after, or made from old train cars.
* prefer habits.

### eater | diner:

Carver
* Some carvers also combine the different media of stone, whalebone, antler, ivory and muskox horn
  - work on figures of birds, horses, insects, crustaceans, reptiles, fish, and others
* are highly skilled and respected artists.
* work in ivory and wood, carving everything from tusks for altars to stools and staffs.

Fish eater
* Most fish eaters eat prey
* Most fish eaters feed on small fish
  - school fish
* are less likely to die of cancer.

Flesh eater
* 's a derogatory term.
* Most flesh eaters eat plants.

Fruit eater
* Most fruit eaters emit ultrasonic sound.
* Some fruit eaters eat arthropods

Leaf eater
* Most leaf eaters lead life
* Some leaf eaters eat fruit
  - possess stomachs
### eater | omnivore:

Coati
* are diurnal and forage from dusk to dawn.
* find food using their keen sense of smell.
* is an omnivore.

Opportunistic omnivore
* Most opportunistic omnivores eat matter.
* consume animals.

Plant eater
* have long necks
  - teeth
* need calories.
* occupy levels.

Salmon eater
* Some salmon eaters have fast insulin levels
* Some salmon eaters have lower fast insulin levels

Seed eater
* Some seed eaters have pouches in their throats that hold food while they are gathering the seeds
  - use nuts
* find seeds on the dead plants.
* have shorter round beaks.
### ectotherms:

Terrestrial reptile
* Most terrestrial reptiles excrete waste.
* Some terrestrial reptiles conserve water
  - have acid
* are ectotherms.
* keep their body temperature stable by absorbing solar radiation during the day.

### edge tool:

Scythe
* also do surrounding damage to units due to the spikes on the end of their chariot wheels.
* is an edge tool

Edibility
* Contains deadly amanitoxins.
* is good for small specimens, but large barracuda can carry a fatal toxin
  - properties
* remains only while the spore mass is still white and solid.

### edible mollusc:

Abalone
* are choosy feeders, preferring red algae
  - in peril worldwide
* are marine mollusks, with eight species inhabiting the west coast of North America
  - snails
  - nocturnal - active at night
  - one of the first food items taken by otters as they move into new habitat
  - slow growers and long-lived
* attach themselves to rocky ocean bottoms in areas that experience wave or current action.
* board game something like sumo wrestling with marbles.
* eat marine algae in the wild and on some farms.
* have separate sexes.
* is an edible mollusc
  - important commercial fishery
  - fresh,instead of the traditional dried or caned variety and cooked to perfection
  - used worldwide for food and for medicinal purposes
* live in the Pacific Ocean and are collected for food.
* shellfish in great demand worldwide as a seafood delicacy.
* sophisticated strategy game played by pushing marbles on a hexagonal grid.

### educational events:

Science fair
* Some science fairs discourage the use of food in experiments because of food allergies.
* are educational events.
* help develop the next generation of scientists.

### educational issue:

Drug misuse
* is an educational issue
  - the under use, overuse, or erratic use of medications
* major ongoing problem in the prison system.

### educational organizations:

Educational system
* Many educational systems assume that knowledge is individual and self-structured.
* are educational organizations
  - evolutionary, responding to pressures from within and from without
* encourage teaching and learning that are innovative, risk-taking and efficient.

### educations providers:

Local school
* Many local schools offer health courses that make students aware of smoking's dangers.
* are education's providers.
### eel:

American eel
* Most american eels absorb oxygen
  - have jaws
* Some american eels have habitat requirements.
* are catadromous - meaning they live their life in freshwater but breed in the ocean
  - economically very important to the East Coast and rivers where they travel
  - one of the most important commercial species
  - the primary catadromous species of interest to the United States
  - very widespread found upwards into Greenland down to southern Brazil
* live in fresh water but swim to the ocean to lay their eggs.
* range from Greenland to northern South America.

Conger eel
* Some conger eels have fins.
* are long, snake-like fish that haunt crevices in rocky reefs and wrecks.
* is an eel

Elver
* Some elvers remain in estuaries, but most migrate inland and mature into adult eels.
* are eels in the first stage of life
  - young eels
* become adults, with bigger heads and fatter bodies.
* eventually enter rivers where they head upstream and develop into adults.
* move upstream and find a suitable place to live, where they grow into adults.

Freshwater eel
* are prey to many birds and animals
  - usually sedentary
* have a remarkable life cycle, which begins and ends in the ocean.
* present no danger to humans.
* return to the ocean to spawn.

Gulper eel
* Gulper Eels have wide jaws and what looks like an elastic stomach.
* feed by expanding and engulfing prey in their pouchlike mouths.

### eel:

Moray
* All morays are carnivorous and feed on either fish or moving invertebrates.
* Some Morays are quite gregarious and thrive on communal living.
* are capable of inflicting painful wounds, sometimes causing serious permanent injuries
  - carnivores
  - cuddlers
* are nocturnal animals and usally stay in their holes during the day
  - hunters
* can be quite efficient predators on a variety of prey.
* continually open and close their mouths in order to pump water through their gills
  - mouths, showing off their impressive teeth
* feed largely on other fish caught as they work their way through coral reefs.
* find prey mostly by using a keen sense of smelll.
* have a small, circular gill on each side of the head, well behind the mouth
  - few predators
  - large mouths with many teeth
  - muscular, snake-like bodies with thick skin
  - rows of small, short, needle-like teeth that angle in toward their throat
  - snake-like bodies and movements, but are actually fish
* inhabit shallow inshore reefs and rocky coastlines.
* is an eel
* lurk in holes and crevices in rocky areas or on the coral reef.
* occur in tropical and subtropical seas of the world.
+ Moray eel: Teleosts
  * Typically, moray eels grow to a length of about 1.5 metres. The largest known moray eel is the Slender giant moray, which can reach 4 metres in length. Moray eels live in coral reefs, at a depth of about 200m. These reefs are usually in tropical or subtropical waters. They spend most of their time inside deep cracks in rocks. Morays are carnivores. They prey on other fish, cephalopods, mollusks, and crustaceans. Groupers, other moray eels, and Barracudas are amongst their predators.
### eel:

Moray eel
* Many moray eels have limited vision and instead, they rely on a highly evolved sense of smell.
* Most moray eels are very durable fish.
* are a member of the eel family
  - among the most common of all eels
  - common, so are groupers, stingrays, eagle rays and a number of smaller reef fish
  - found in both deep and shallow waters in tropical and sub-tropical regions
  - most often harmless diving mates, and can even be friendly
  - predators to a large range of animals
* are the only animals that use pharyngeal jaws to actively capture and restrain prey
  - top predators within their reef environment
  - true bony fishes with bodies highly modified to suit their life style
  - very aggressive when disturbed
* eat fish, mollusks and other eels.
* have poor eyesight and are usually nocturnal
  - skin that is scaleless, thick, camouflaged , and covered with protective mucus
* hide in reef crevices while jacks, surgeons and barracuda school off the reef.
* occur in all tropical and subtropical seas.
* possess a menacing appearance, with their mouths constantly agape.
* tend to mate when the water is warmest towards the end of the summer.

Silver eel
* Some silver eels return to oceans.
* are caught as they migrate downstream, in stationery nets
  - by anglers in rivers, estuaries and beaches near to freshwater rivers
  - longer, thicker and take on a metallic black-bronze sheen with a pure white belly

Swamp eel
* are considered valuable food fish in Asia.
* poke their heads out of the water and breathe air.
* seem undaunted by explosives, which kill by rupturing air bladders of normal fish.

Yellow eel
* are caught in baited traps and trot lines
  - what divers often see writhing about in Florida's freshwater springs
* inhabit the fresh and brackish waters of the Bay until they reach sexual maturity.

Young eel
* eat plankton, brine shrimp and other small forms of life.
* inhabit coastal waters and at adulthood move to deeper waters.
* use selective tidal stream transport to move up estuaries.
### effect:

Late effect
* are side effects of treatment that occur months or years after the treatment has ended.
* can occur in almost any tissue or organ of the body.

Local effect
* are seen at or near the body part or parts where exposure occurred.
* occur at the area of the body which has been in contact with the chemical.

Mass effect
* can cause further damage by compressing and displacing delicate brain tissue.
* is present with effacement of the overlying cortical sulci.

Maternal effect
* Most maternal effects depend on quality.
* Some maternal effects produce offspring.
* can influence offspring growth and development, and thus fitness.
* govern variable dominance of two ABA response mutations in Arabidopsis thaliana.
* increase within-family variation in offspring survival.

Negative effect
* Some negative effects are produced by pollution.
* extend to the children of pathological gamblers.
* following changes in dietary patterns also indicate food patterns to be avoided.
* increase over time.

Network effect
* have three implications for how competition works.
* require that consumers derive value from others using the same network.

Neurotoxic effect
* depend on blood levels of cycloserine.
* lead to organic brain damage.

Physiological effect
* are varied, but usually include excitability upon initial ingestion of drug.
* linked with stress include ulcers, high blood pressure, and heart disease.

Placebo effect
* are a possibility in any research involving human behavior
  - positive effects due merely to a belief in the effectiveness of the medication
  - psychological effects - letter to the editor
* can occur any time subjects believe in a treatment or experimental manipulation.
* is the healing force of nature.

Psychological effect
* can be positive for some learners and negative for others
  - include nervousness, tension, anger and irritability
* may have effects
  - positive effects
* range from a sense of euphoria to panic and violent behavior
  - confusion and depression to severe anxiety and paranoia

Recency effect
* disappear when the context shifts.
* occur at the end of a sequence.
### electricity:

Current electricity
* flow of negative charges through a conductor in a closed circuit.
* has a lower voltage and a higher current than static electricity.
* is electric charge in motion
* stream of electron s flowing through a conductor.
* works for people.

### electricity:

Hydroelectricity
* Hydroelectricities are electricity.
* is as renewable and abundant as our water
  - cheap to produce - once the dams are built
* is electricity
  - obtained from hydropower
  - one of the lowest cost forms of energy for the American electricity consumer
  - safe, clean, reliable and inexpensive
  - very powerful , safe and produces no waste
* requires water to fall on a turbine and make it rotate.
* valuable source of power.
+ Hydroelectricity, Advantages of hydroelectricity: Technology :: Hydropower
  * The way the electricity is produced does not harm the environment as much as fossil fuels like oil or coal. Hydroelectricity is very powerful, safe and produces no waste. Hydroelectricity can be made very quickly. This makes it useful for times when demand for electricity is high. Also hydroelectricity can not run out as long as there is a good water supply. Once the dam is built the electricity is free, no waste or pollution produced and electricity can be generated constantly.

Mains electricity
* can kill.
* differs in two main ways to the electricity produced by batteries.

Solar electricity
* can also go directly to the motor when the car is running.
* is indeed one of the most survivable energy technologies
  - the conversion of sunlight into electricity
  - used to power the water pumps
* mitigates the risk of fuel-price volatility and improves grid reliability.
* produces absolutely no emissions.
### element:

Allotrope
* are chemical elements.
* are different crystal structures for a specific type of element
  - forms of the same chemical element
* have different chemical and physical properties.
* is an element

Argon
* is recovered and purified for sale as a commercial product
  - from plants producing oxygen and nitrogen
* loses less heat through conduction and convection than air.
* shows similar patterns with smaller magnitudes.

Arsenic
* Some arsenic is always present in water
  - naturally present in soil
* has properties.
* includes atoms.
* is chemical elements
  - minerals
  - oxide
  - poison
  - solids
  - toxic substances

### element | arsenic:

Arsenic pentoxide
* is used to make pesticides and insecticides.
* white , odourless solid.
+ Arsenic pentoxide, Properties: Arsenic compounds :: Oxides
  * Arsenic pentoxide is a white, odourless solid. It dissolves easily in water to make arsenic acid. It is highly toxic, as are almost all arsenic compounds. It is a powerful oxidizing agent. It reacts with hydrochloric acid to make chlorine
  - Uses
  * Arsenic pentoxide is used to make pesticides and insecticides. It is also used in glass industry

Arsenic trichloride
* colorless or yellowish liquid.
+ Arsenic trichloride, Properties: Arsenic compounds :: Chlorine compounds
  * Arsenic trichloride is a colorless or yellowish liquid. It reacts with water, similar to phosphorus trichloride, to make arsenous acid and hydrochloric acid. It makes fumes in moist air. It is highly toxic.

### element | arsenic:

Black arsenic
* is similar to red phosphorus.
* poor conductor of electricity and is brittle with a glassy appearance.
+ Arsenic, Properties, Physical properties: Semimetals :: Chemical elements
  * It is a semiconductor. Yellow arsenic is unstable and rare. It is the most toxic allotrope. It is a soft and waxy nonmetal, similar to white phosphorus. It turns into gray arsenic in light. Black arsenic is similar to red phosphorus. It is a brittle, black, and shiny nonmetal. It does not conduct electricity. Since gray arsenic is the most common, it is usually referred to as arsenic.

Yellow arsenic
* poor conductor of electricity and is soft and waxy.
  * Arsenic is found in three allotropes. Gray arsenic is the most common. It is a brittle, somewhat soft metalloid that is a little shiny. It is a semiconductor. Yellow arsenic is unstable and rare. It is the most toxic allotrope. It is a soft and waxy nonmetal, similar to white phosphorus. It turns into gray arsenic in light. Black arsenic is similar to red phosphorus. It is a brittle, black, and shiny nonmetal.

Block element
* are elements that belong only to one block.
* define a block of text or information.