### condition | disorder:

Celiac disease
* affects both adults and children, and can appear at any age
  - children and adults
  - people differently
* are disorder
* can affect anyone
  - cause anemia, diarrhea, fatigue, itchy skin, bloating and cramping
* causes the intestines to react abnormally to a substance called gluten
  - villi to become flattened and lose the ability to absorb nutrients
* condition that impairs the small intestine from properly absorbing nutrients.
* damages the small intestine and interferes with nutrient absorption.
* definite condition with a definite treatment.
* digestive ailment that interferes with the absorption of food nutrients.
* disorder of the mucous lining of the jejunum.
* genetic disease, meaning that it runs in families
  - disorder affecting children and adults
* is an autoimmune disease with a small heritable component
  - inherited condition, meaning that genetics do play a role
  - genetically determined involving two or more concurrent genes
  - hereditary, meaning that it runs in families
  - one of a group of diseases caused by consumption of gluten
* is the most common genetic disease in Europe
  - prototype of delayed pattern food allergy
* is treated by eliminating all gluten from the diet
  - with a gluten-free diet and the avoidance of all wheat and rye protein
* rare childhood disease.
* refers to a damaged intestinal mucosa.
* runs in the family.

Cholestasis
* is associated with preproenkephalin mRNA expression in the adult rat liver
  - caused by a blockage
  - present near the limiting plate
  - reduced or stopped bile flow
  - the blockage in the supply of bile into the digestive tract
* usually develops in the first few months of life
  - second or third trimester and disappears after delivery

Chromosomal disorder
* Most chromosomal disorders happen sporadically.
* are abnormalities in the number or structure of the chromosomes.
* involve extra, or missing chromosomes or rearranged pieces of chromosomes.

Circulatory disorder
* Many circulatory disorders run in families.
* Some circulatory disorder damages small arteries.

Common disorder
* Some common disorder affects adults
  - dairy cattle
* Some common disorder causes cysts
  - large cysts
* cans have impact
  - negative impact
* results from inflammation.
* results in acute pain

Complaint
* are cries
  - objections
  - pleading
* is disorder

### condition | disorder:

Conduct disorder
* Conduct Disorder Is a long standing pattern of violating rules, rights, and feelings of others
  - is reported more frequently in large urban areas and appears to be increasing
  - persistent pattern of violating rules, laws and the rights of others
* can co-occur with adolescent depression and attention deficit disorder
  - occur alongside adolescent depression and attention deficit disorder
* develop in late childhood or early adolescence.
* has both genetic and environmental components.
* is diseases
  - often a lazy diagnosis
* is the most prevalent single disorder
  - serious psychiatric disorder in childhood and adolescence
* overlaps with other conditions.
* represents just a small part in a generalized or overall disinhibition disorder.
* shows no prejudice towards gender.

Demyelination
* can also reduce the safety factor of conduction.
* causes loss of saltatory conduction.
* facilitates axonal regeneration.
  - the loss of myelin from nerves
* leads to progressive dysfunction such as seen in multiple sclerosis.
* occurs and is limited to the area of the perivenous cellular cuff
  - during the inflammatory phase of the lesion
  - in peripheral nerves and nerve roots
* refers to scaring related to abnoralities of myelin in the brain.