ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### condition | anemia:

Hemolytic anemia
* can also result when pyruvate kinase is deficient.
* can decrease red cell survival and lead to a decrease in glycated hemoglobin
  - the oxygen available to liver cells and lead to their death
  - lead to serious illness
  - occur for many reasons, including heat stroke, parasites, viral infections
* disorder in which the red blood cells are destroyed too soon.
  - common and is often accompanied by splenomegaly
  - difficult to treat, and treatment depends on the cause
  - very rare, but can get dangerous very quickly

Macrocytic anemia
* can be due to several causes.
* is anemia
* resulting from abnormal DNA synthesis is referred to as megaloblastic anemia.

Moderate anemia
* Some moderate anemia requires blood transfusions.
* Some moderate anemia requires multiple blood transfusions

### condition | anemia:

Pernicious anemia
* affects males and females at about the same rate.
* can cause a metabolic neuropathy
  - lead to severe permanent nerve damage
* causes weakness, numbness of the extremities, pallor, fever and other symptoms.
* fairly rare, but very serious condition.
  - associated with anti-parietel cell and intrinsic factor antibodies
  - basically a nutritional deficiency disease
  - caused by the absence of intrinsic factor, a substance secreted by the stomach
  - the most common cause
* serious medical condition.

### condition | anemia:

Severe anemia
* Most severe anemia affects development.
* Some severe anemia leads to death.
* can be extremely debilitating
  - life threatening
  - life-threatening
* can cause cardiovascular collapse
  - other problems such as difficulty breathing
  - lead to heart failure
  - make a person too weak to perform normal activities
  - result from excessive uterine bleeding
* is often the attributable cause of death in areas with intense malaria transmission
  - treatable through methods such as blood transfusions

### condition | anesthesia:

Epidural anesthesia
* can slow down labor.
* comes with risks and benefits.
* disrupts labors feedback mechanism.
* involves inserting a tiny plastic tube into the epidural space.
* is also generally safe for the unborn baby.
* is associated with fewer opioid related side effects
  - prolonged labor and an increased risk of chorioamnionitis
* is one method that can give relief from pain and discomfort in labor
  - of the modern scientific advances that a mother has available today
* is regional anaesthesia
  - anesthesia
  - used more often than spinal anesthesia for labor
* limits the anesthetized area to the surgical site.
* offers longer-acting pain management without affecting the baby.
* safe and effective means of providing pain relief for women in labor.
### condition | anesthesia:

Nurse anesthesia
* is an advanced clinical nursing specialty
  - attractive career for both men and women
  - evolving profession, sensitive to the needs of society and the profession
* profession which obviously attracts committed and caring practitioners.

Propofol anesthesia
* reduces emesis and airway obstruction in pediatric outpatients.
* shortens seizure length.

### condition | anesthesia:

Spinal anesthesia
* is achieved by injecting certain local anesthetics into the subarachnoid space
  - also difficult
  - an example of a regional anesthetic
  - considered safer than general anesthesia
  - introduced, which evolves into the modern epidural
* is regional anaesthesia
  - the simplest and safest technique
  - used to prevent pain and maternal straining during the cerclage
* starts working immediately after the medication has been injected.
* works immediately but it only lasts about an hour.

Anhydrosis
* affects the ipsilateral side of the body with central, first-order neuron lesions.
* is the inability of a horse to produce normal amounts of sweat.

Annoyance
* is anger.
* mental condition

Anoxic condition
* destroy the flowers.
* exist close to the sediment surface.
* result in a shift from oxidizing to reducing environments in dugouts.
### condition | anxiety:

Social anxiety
* doesnt just affect a person's social life, however.
* is among the least understood, and most misdiagnosed problem in the world today
  - associated with a negatively distorted view of one's own voice
  - many times mixed up with panic disorder
  - severe pathological shyness, stemming from fear of rejection and humiliation
* is the fear of social situations that involve interaction with other people
  - third largest psychological problem in the United States today
* learned response and habit that can be broken.
* permeates all of a person's life.
* progressive problem.
* responds to a comprehensive program of cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Test anxiety
* can come from many things
  - negatively influence academic performance
* feeling of agitation and distress.
* form of social phobia.
* is the inability to function productively in math learning situations
  - result of the fear of negative evaluation
* learned response to stress.

Arid condition
* Some arid conditions enhance speciation.
* favour salt accumulation.

Arthritic condition
* can cause soft tissue inflammation.
* share common symptoms but respond differently therapy.

Autoimmune condition
* Many autoimmune conditions target specific organs or tissues types.
* Some autoimmune conditions cause fatigue.

Baldness
* Most baldness is caused by either genetics or hormone imbalance.
* is depilation

### condition | baldness:

Male baldness
* is generally an inherited characteristic caused by male sex hormones.
* occurs only on the top of the head, leaving a fringe around the back and sides.

Blockage
* causes backups
  - difficulty
  - infection
  - medical problems
* is caused by cancer.
* leads to impairment.

Cardiac tamponade
* can occur from both blunt and penetrating chest injury.
* is an emergency condition that needs to be treated in the hospital
  - requires hospitalization
  - diseases
  - treated by needle pericardiocentesis
* life-threatening condition caused by fluid under pressure around the heart.

Certain condition
* affect growth.
* cause similar symptoms
* contribute to obesity.

Certainty
* All certainty is in the form of probability.
* is quality.
* leads to stability, and it is of the foremost importance in creating order in society.
* state of mind

### condition | certainty:

Cert
* are certainty.
* is certainty
### condition | circumstance:

Playing field
* are circumstances.
* are located in parks
  - schools
  - open areas
  - part of stadiums
  - tracts
### condition | crisis:

Financial crisis
* Financial crises can affect the economy in a number of ways.
* can occur without any currency crisis.

Global crisis
* Global crises threaten health
  - public health
* Most global crises threaten health

Hemolytic crisis
* causes liver congestion and hepatomegaly as a result of degenerative changes.
* is the most common presentation of hereditary spherocytosis, as shown above.

Hypertensive crisis
* can cause very severe, generalized headache.
* is ofter accompanied by hypertensive encephalopathy.
* occurs once organs are damaged.

Crowded condition
* make it easy for diseases to spread quickly.
* tend to cause cannibalism among fishes and cmstaceans.

### condition:

Curiosity
* Curiosities Use dark-colored candles.
* Curiosities are artificial satellites
  - emotion
  - part of human nature
  - cause a desire to reads
* Some curiosities create life.
  * ' is an emotion that shows a want or need to know new things. It is shown in behavior such as exploration, investigation, and learning. It is an innate behaviour of humans and many animal species. Curiosity major cause and force behind scientific research and other studies.
  * is common to humans at all ages starting from infancy, through adulthood. It is easy to see in many other animal species, such as apes, cats, rodents, fish, reptiles, and insects. Although it is an innate behaviour of many living beings, it is not thought of as an instinct because it is not a fixed action pattern.
* basic human emotion, an inner driving force.
* can be a prime motivator for women to experiment sexually.
* common theme in fairy tales and literature.
* concerning evil and forbidden things cause of many temptations assailing the soul.
* is an important part of learning
  - inherent part of our nature
  - important because it's part of developing intelligence and an ability to learn
* is one of the certain characteristics of a vigorous mind
  - main reasons individuals identify for their first visit
* is one of the most dominant of human characteristics
  - essential tools for psychological understanding
  - permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind
  - permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorour mind
  - particular type of passion and one way of understanding the universe
  - something that can be nurtured and developed
* is the demonstrated desire to know about other people, places, ideas, values, etc
  - desire to know, and is clearly associated with attention
  - key that turns the lock on generations of negativity, ignorance, fear and shame
* is the most common motivation among young children
  - reason children play with fire
  - single most powerful motivation of any healthy child
  - wick in the candle of learning
  - thus a fundamental human trait
  - what allows children to learn and grow
* lust of the mind.
* natural, healthy instinct.
* normal and healthy human emotion.
* state of mind
* subjective quality of persons whereby they are eager to learn.
* way of life.

### condition | curiosity:

Human curiosity
* Some human curiosities result in death.
* drives our attempts to understand the workings of nature.
### condition | curiosity | interest | security interest:

Collateral
* are branches of the meridians and run transversely and superficially from the meridians
  - family and friends of people with alcohol, other drug, or gambling problems
  - smaller branches of blood vessels
  - the synaptic junctures between axons and dendrites
* covers margins for options over stocks and indices.
* is security interest

### condition | curiosity | interest | security interest | collateral:

Guaranty
* advocates the protection of childrens' identities and privacy online.
* is collateral

### condition | curiosity | interest | security interest:

Mortgage
* Some mortgages carry penalties for paying off the loan ahead of time
  - have an interest rate that is fixed for the entire term of the loan
* are a creation or example of substantive equity
  - commodities today
  - independent mortgage advisers
  - packaged bonds and traded in a huge mortgage backed securities market
  - secured loans
  - the most common and traditional means of financing the purchase of real estate
* can take on many shapes and forms.
* loan that is used specifically to purchase a house.
+ Loan, Types of loan, Mortgage: Money
  * Mortgage is a loan that is used specifically to purchase a house. Usually, a mortgage is given to you by a mortgage company or any financial institution, after evaluation of your potential to pay back the loan in full. A mortgage is a secured loan, therefore, providing collateral is necessary.

### condition | curiosity | interest | security interest | mortgage:

Mortgage insurance
* Mortgage Insurance Insures the lender against non-payment of a government or conventional loan.
* credit guarantee for lenders that allows low down payment loans.
* insures the lender against default and foreclosure.
* makes it possible to buy a home with a low down payment.
* premium amount which is added to the monthly mortgage payment.
* protects the lender against a portion of a loss in the event of a defaulted loan.
* protects the lender against default on low down payment mortgages
  - low-downpayment mortgages
  - the risk of nonpayment by the buyer
  - in the event that the buyer defaults on the mortgage

### condition | curiosity | interest | security interest | mortgage:

Reverse mortgage
* allow older homeowners to live better and more independently
  - people to borrow the equity they have in their home
* are a type of home equity loan
  - different from home equity loans or lines of credit which require repayment
  - essentially the opposite of typical mortgages
  - home equity loans with a big difference
  - like home equity loans with one major difference
  - quite a bit different from other types of debt
* can provide an answer to financial difficulties
  - significantly improve the life of an elderly person
* charge interest at an adjustable rate.
* operate like traditional mortgages, only in reverse.
* provide funds in a variety of ways.
* take into account factors such as marital status, gender and age.
* work much like traditional mortgages, only in reverse.

Pledge
* are drinks
  - members
* is security interest
### condition:

Dampness
* infuses downward to affect the lower body manifesting as swelling and edema.
* is located in cellars.
* slows drying and can lead to mold.

### condition:

Danger
* Expresses a relative exposure to a hazard.
* Many dangers surround the lives of children and teenagers.
* affects health
  - human health
* buoys mark areas that are hazardous to vessel operation.
* can come in many forms and from many directions including accidents and disease
  - increase as children become more mobile
* causes a desire to lies
  - fear in a peaceful heart and mind
* exists for individuals under chronic stress who are at high risk for cardiovascular disease.
* fact of life understood by seasoned fishermen.
* has aspects.
* involves activities.
* is areas
  - especially high in the winter, when a vehicle gets stuck in snow
* is located in roadblock
  - war
  - nature's way of eliminating stupid people
* is the most highly toxic and is sometimes also labeled as poison
  - signal word for highly hazardous pesticides
* occurs when an unacceptable change is forced on an individual who has no hope to escape.
* only comes into play when children forget to be careful.
* requires actions
  - emergency actions
  - immediate actions
* threatens survival.

### condition | danger:

Fire danger
* based on the condition of fuels is rated by a number of indices.
* increases as the dense leaves of fountain grass die back and dry out during the summer.
* is high in a forest.
### condition | deficiency:

Absence
* alters growth patterns
* is time intervals.
* leads to deficiencies
  - protein deficiencies
* mays have effects.
* results in conservation

Biotin deficiency
* Biotin deficiencies are rare but can result in anorexia, nausea and depression.
* causes dermatitis and hair loss.
* induces changes in subpopulations of spleen lymphocytes in mice.

### condition | deficiency:

Boron deficiency
* accentuates vitamin D deficiency.
* affects early infection events in the pea- Rhizobium symbiotic interaction.
* can cause a grayish discoloration of the central portion of the roots
  - have an effect on growth and fruiting
  - lead to terminal dieback and a necrotic bark condition
  - occur in sandy media and humid areas or alkaline soils
* causes cracking of fruits
  - distorted and dead growing tips, hollow stems and deformed fruit
  - top dieback which can have a large negative impact on stem value
* combined with magnesium deficiency is especially damaging to the bones and teeth.
* is found in soil that is either too alkaline or too acidic.
* resembles calcium deficiency.
* shows up as blackened hollow stems in broccoli
  - twisted, distorted growth and often the terminal bud dies

### condition | deficiency:

Calcium deficiency
* Calcium deficiencies affect ability.
* Calcium deficiencies are also common in cats that are only fed meat
  - another frequent problem in the United States
  - common among tortoises in captivity
  - can cause bones to weaken
* Most calcium deficiencies affect ability.
* Some calcium deficiencies lead to death.
* can also cause egg binding in laying birds
  - cause muscle cramps
  - lead to brittle bones, gum disease, and muscle cramps
  - occur if all milk products are eliminated from the diet
* causes poorly developed roots with weak tips.
* increases the absorption of manganese.
* inhibits the formation of bones and teeth in children.
* is another risk for non-dairy teenage vegans whose bones are still growing
  - associated with water balance in the plants
  - caused by loss of the mineral from the skeleton
  - certainly a risk factor for osteoporosis in later life
  - critical in providing a resorbable coating
  - known to hinder successful hatching of a variety of bird species
  - rare among agronomic crops under Pennsylvania conditions
* is the most common medical problem seen in captive iguanas
  - nutritional problem in cage birds
  - universal property of all cancer cells
* known cause of thin eggshells.
* serious dietary problem among young and old alike.
* shows up as a light green band on the margins of younger leaves.

Chromium deficiency
* Chromium deficiencies impair ability.
* Some chromium deficiencies lead to health conditions
  - many health conditions
* causes glucose intolerance
  - high circulating insulin levels
* is most likely to occur in the elderly, pregnant women and athletes
  - very common
* leads to many health conditions.

Color deficiency
* Color deficiencies can also result from optic nerve and retinal diseases, breakdown, or injury.
* comes as a result of a lack of one or more of the types of color receptors.
### condition | deficiency:

Iodine deficiency
* Iodine deficiencies affect functions
  - life
* Iodine deficiencies can develop when amphibians are fed deficient or goitrogenic diets
  - lead to decreased metabolism, fatigue, and in some cases cancer
* Iodine deficiencies cause death
  - problems
  - thyroid problems
* Iodine deficiencies have dramatic effects
* Iodine deficiencies lead to damage
  - irreversible damage
* Most iodine deficiencies affect functions
* Most iodine deficiencies cause death
  - have effects
  - lead to irreversible damage
* affects intelligence and the ability to learn.
* can also be a sigificant problem in animal populations.
* can cause a number of negative health consequences, especially during infancy
  - low thyroid function , goiter , and cretinism
  - mental retardation and delayed development
  - result in lowered metabolism , abortions, anemia, retarded growth etc
* causes diseases of the oral and salivary glands
  - such as goiter and cretinism
  - enlargement of the thyroid, a condition known as goiter
  - goiter, or enlargement of the thyroid gland
  - goitre and significantly lowers the I.Q. of children
* impairs intellectual and neuromotor development in apparently normal person.
* increases the risk of thyroid cancer.
* is an ever-present threat to the development of children.
* is an important health problem throughout much of the world
  - human health problem throughout much of the world
  - apparent in dull lusterless hair coat and poor hoof condition
  - especially serious in the developing fetus and young child
  - most common in mountainous regions and areas prone to frequent flooding
  - rare in the United States due to the widespread addition of iodine to salt
  - recognized as the most common cause of preventable brain damage in the world
* is the leading preventable cause of intellectual impairment in the world
  - major cause of endemic goitre
* is the most common cause of preventable mental impairment worldwide
  - form of preventable brain damage in the world today
* is the most common preventable cause of brain damage worldwide
  - important cause of preventable mental retardation in the world
* leads to enlargement of the thyroid gland known as goiter and hypothyroidism
  - mental impairment, even at mild levels
* major preventable cause of mental retardation.
* metabolic illness and used to be very common in pet budgerigars at one time.
* problem in other areas of the world.
* reduces fertility.
* stunts physical growth and ability.
### condition | deterioration | corrosion:

Crevice corrosion
* heterogeneous electrochemical process in nature.
* is the same thing as galvanism, only it occurs under different circumstances.
* occurs around the joints and seams of metal fixtures where dirt accumulates.

Galvanic corrosion
* affects engineers in just about every field.
* can even occur when dissimilar metals are joined above the waterline.
* occurs on pipes buried in soil.

General corrosion
* affects the entire surface or at least the wetted surface.
* is corrosive attack dominated by uniform thinning
  - the easiest type of corrosion to characterize

Pitting
* are corrosion.
* consequence of wind transportation.
* is associated with damage to cells near the epidermis which collapse over time
  - characterized by clusters of collapsed oil glands
  - evidence of corrosion

### condition | deterioration | corrosion | pitting:

Pitting edema
* appears in the dependent portions of the body.
* extends the entire length of the leg with a reddish- blue discoloration.
* is present when a hollow is formed in the skin by applying finger pressure.
* occurs when fluid collects in the tissue.

### condition | deterioration | desolation:

Ruin
* are books
  - buildings
  - destruction
  - devastation
  - the remains of a destroyed or decaying building or town
* is desolation

Physical deterioration
* can be either curable or incurable.
* occurs from use and exposure to atmosphere.

Devastate condition
* Most devastate conditions affect life.
* Some devastate conditions affect man women

Different condition
* Many different conditions can cause heart murmurs
  - pain in the chest
  - cause valve disease
* affect activities
  - cardiac output on Earth and in space
* cause bleeding from different areas
  - different types of clouds to form
* influence choices.

Diploidy
* is restored when opposite gametes combine at fertilization
  - transient, haploidy is the norm
* refers to the condition in which individuals have two sets of genes, one from each parent.
### condition | disability:

Astigmatism
* is disability
* tends to run in families.

### condition | disability:

Blindness
* Some blindness is caused by nematodes.
* can also result if infections develop.
* can be an isolated disability or part of a condition involving multiple disabilities
  - hard, but so can many other things in life
  - partial, with loss of only part of the vision
  - eventuate
* can happen to anyone at anytime
* can occur due to retinal detachment from high blood pressure
  - rapidly, without any pain , since there are no nerves in the retina of the eyes
  - occur, but is extremely rare
* can result from atrophe of the optic nerve
  - looking at the eclipse without protection
  - prolonged retraction pressure on the globe and nerve
* can result if infections do develop
  - the condition is left untreated
  - result, especially without treatment
* comes in a variety of degrees.
* condition in which it is often easy to find alternative techniques.
* develops because high blood pressure in the eye causes the retina to detach.
* gives way to vision.
* has many causes, yet the incidence of true blindness in the United States remains low.
* includes putting everything in Braille.
* is also a disability and yet it is ignored
  - risk, as it is with any type of eye surgery
  - possible in horses
  - books
  - considered the most dreaded of all disabilities
  - directly proportional to discipleship
  - human tragedy on an enormous scale
  - more prevalent than the other disabilities
* is no excuse to stop living one's life
  - respecter of persons
  - often a result of the disease, as is pneumonia
  - one of the worst things that can happen to a person
  - only one area that results in travel impairments, there are many others
  - permanent but many times doesn t have to be if caught in time
  - quite common
  - simply one of their many traits
  - still very common under the burning sun and among the blinding sands of the East
* is the most obvious complication of a retinal detachment
  - number one complication of diabetes
  - punishment of looking to long at the sun
  - total loss of light perception
  - viewed in almost the opposite light
  - visual impairment
* leaves no aspect of a person's life untouched.
* limits the ability to begin or continue work and live independently.
* means is to render insensitive to light or colour.
* occurs essentially overnight.
* often occurs in the later stages of the disease
  - results when the larvae reach the eyes
* results because of damage to the retina
  - from scaring in the eye
* robs people of their ability to be productive, happy and independent.
* separates an individual from things, but deafness separates and individual fro people
  - people from things, but deafness separates people from people
* seriously irreversible change.
* substantial and permanent lack of sight.
* usually goes away after a few weeks, once the thiamine treatment has been finished.
### condition | disorder:

Addictive disorder
* create enormous personal and social problems in Western countries and in Russia.
* take a different course in women than in men.

### condition | disorder:

Ailment
* Most ailment relates to ages
  - health
  - old ages
  - ailments are preventable simply from taking proper care of the animal
* Some ailment affects black women
  - guinea pigs
  - life
  - afflicts women
* Some ailment causes deformities
  - disability
  - skeletal deformities
* Some ailment is caused by bacteria
  - diets
  - infection
  - numerous bacteria
  - occurs in women
* Some ailment relates to excess heat
  - organs
* affects performance.
* associates with consumption
  - excess consumption
* causes lack.
* has causes.
* includes artery diseases
  - arthritis
* includes coronary artery diseases
* involves inflammation.
* leads to death.
* result in the body giving off distinct odors.
* results from breakdowns.

### condition | disorder | ailment:

Car sickness
* can make family vacations miserable for both the sufferer and the rest of the family.
* is ailment
  - fairly common in dogs
  - nausea

Respiratory ailment
* Many respiratory ailments have an allergic basis.
* Some respiratory ailment is caused by bacteria
* are common afflictions for horses.
* vary both in severity and cause.

Allergic disorder
* Many allergic disorders are on the rise particularly among children.
* rank first among chronic childhood diseases.

Anergy
* is disorder
* is the inability to react to skin tests because of a weakened immune system
  - skin tests because of immunosuppression

Articulation disorder
* Articulation Disorder is difficulties in the way sounds are formed.
* constitute the most numerous of all speech disorders.
* make a person difficult to understand.

Attachment disorder
* are a major challenge to child psychiatry as there are no known treatments.
* can be mild or severe.
* name for problems people have in forming affectionate bonds with others.

Autosomal disorder
* Most autosomal disorder is caused by defects.
* Some autosomal disorder is caused by metabolism.

Balance disorder
* affect a large proportion of the population, particularly the elderly
  - people of all ages and from all walks of life
* are a common problem with potentially debilitating effects
  - frequent cause of falls and broken bones
  - almost always due to insufficient blood flow to the brain
* become increasingly frequent with age.

Bulimia
* begins in early childhood. is gender.
* encourages isolation.
* is hunger.
* presents with a chaotic eating pattern of bingeing with vomiting.
* tends to begin in the teen years and often continues into adulthood
  - develop in late adolescence and early adulthood
### condition | disorder | cardiovascular disease | aneurism:

Aortic aneurysm
* Most aortic aneurysms grow slowly
  - have no symptoms at all
* Most aortic aneurysms occur in the abdominal aorta, the main cause being arteriosclerosis
  - abdominal aorta, the main cause being atheriosclerosis
* are a very common and potentially deadly disease
  - classified by their location on the aorta
* can form as a result of advanced age, atherosclerosis or other conditions
  - result in rupture and cause fatal hemmorrhage
* dilation of the aorta that occurs over many years.
* is an aneurism
* occur when a weakness develops in a part of the wall of the aorta.

Cerebral aneurysm
* are abnormal blisters on arteries of the brain
  - in general responsible for it
* can be present in the brain for years without causing symptoms.

### condition | disorder | cardiovascular disease:

Aneurysm
* All aneurysms have the potential to rupture.
* Many aneurysms have no symptoms until they burst.
* Most aneurysms are asymptomatic until they rupture
  - fusiform or show uniform dilatation of the entire circumference of the vessel
  - of an atherosclerotic etiology
  - stable for decades
* Most aneurysms occur in large blood vessels, especially the aorta
  - the main artery of the body - the aorta
  - result from the development of abnormal arterial vessel walls
* Some aneurysms can produce double vision, blurred vision and stroke with paralysis.
* cardiovascular disease
* is diseases
  - illnesses
* require careful follow-up with medication or surgery to avoid a rupture
  - emergency treatment

### condition | disorder | cardiovascular disease | aneurysm:

Small aneurysm
* Many small aneurysms pose very little danger and are simply monitored annually by ultrasound.
* enlarge slowly, but probably as an exponential function.

Unruptured aneurysm
* Some unruptured aneurysms do cause symptoms depending on their size and location in the brain.
* can compress the third cranial nerve and the anterior visual pathways.

Circulatory failure
* cardiovascular disease
* has many possible causes.
### condition | disorder:

Dysarthria
* general term for disorders of articulation and prosody due to neurological damage.
* interferes with normal control of the speech mechanism.
* is difficult, poorly articulated speech.
* is the disorder of articulation due to a motor disturbance of the lips, tongue, etc
  - name of a communication problem that affects the clarity of speech
  - second most common speech disorder among elderly patients
* occurs and is often severe
  - owing to ataxia of the muscles of the larynx
* speech system manifestation of a more extensive movement disorder.

### condition | disorder | dysphonia:

Spasmodic dysphonia
* affects the ability of the laryngeal mechanism to function effectively.
* can affect anyone
  - be neurogenic, psychogenic, or idiopathic
* causes the voice to break or to have a tight, strained or strangled quality.
* dystonia in which affects only the muscles of the larynx.
* involves the muscles of the throat that control speech.
* result of abnormal physiology.
* type of neurologic disorder called a dystonia that affects the vocal folds.

Dysthymic disorder
* are milder depressive states lasting two years or more.
* chronic, low level depression, that continues for years.
* fairly common type of depression.
* is common among unmarried and young persons and in persons with low incomes.
* relatively common illness that is often treated with antidepressants.
* requires depressive symptoms to be present for two years.

Dysuria
* can affect almost anybody
  - occur due to an inflammation or sexually transmitted disease
* is also a common feature of urethritis caused by some sexually transmissible pathogens
  - very common among the sexually active younger generation
* is the classic sign of cystitis
  - condition in which pain is felt during urination
* means frequent urination of small volumes of urine, often with straining.
* occurs when stones obstruct the passage of urine out of the bladder.

Endocrine disorder
* Some endocrine disorder involves hypersecretions.
* associated with defective spermatogenesis are uncommon.
### condition | disorder | epilepsy:

Generalized epilepsy
* affects the entire brain.
* is epilepsy
  - more likely to involve genetic factors than partial or focal epilepsy

Partial epilepsy
* affects only one part of the brain.
* is the most common seizure disorder in adult patients.
* tends to be associated with cavernous hemangiomas and arteriovenous malformations.

Symptomatic epilepsy
* is caused by physical defects in the brain.
* refers to seizures caused by an underlying condition.

Eye disorder
* Many eye disorders have no symptoms until it is too late.
* Some eye disorder causes blindness.
* are quite common in the American population.

Fatal disorder
* Some fatal disorder is caused by mutation
  - recessive mutation
* affects functions.

Ferment
* Many ferment carbohydrates to lactic acid.
* is disorder

Fuddle
* are a peaceful race, and one of the smallest of the underground races physically.
* is disorder

Headache disorder
* are an enormous public health problem.
* can exist without any obvious structural or metabolic cause.

Hereditary disorder
* Most hereditary disorder is characterized by abnormalities
  - collagen abnormalities
* Some hereditary disorder is caused by metabolism
  - characterized by excretion

Hydrocele
* Most hydroceles are asymptomatic or subclinical
  - develop because of blocked lymphatic flow
  - disappear during the first year of life
  - grow to a certain size and then stabilize
  - resolve spontaneously
* also develop after infection, injury, or local cancer tumors.
* are benign swellings of the scrotum
  - diseases
  - easily treatable, too
  - more common in boys who are born prematurely
* can reoccur.
* is disorder
* often occur with inguinal hernias.

### condition | disorder:

Hyperactivity
* Hyperactivities are disorder.
* can be a problem for some children.
* is another word for being overactive
  - caused by a biochemical abnormality
  - common in childhood, but does tend to improve in adolescence and adulthood
  - considered a complex problem by homeopaths
  - less prevalent among girls, who instead often seem quietly distracted or spacey
  - really the brain's attempt to generate new stimulation to maintain alertness
  - secondary to poor focusing and impulse control
  - the most frequent justification for drugging children
* more consistent behavior in AS than is the happy demeanor.
* often diminishes during adolescence, but the attentional difficulties remain
  - occurs with inattentiveness and impulsivity
  - stops in the late teenage years
* seems to be the expression of either hypoglycemia or food allergies or both.
* technical term frequently referred to in lay terms as uncontrollable behavior.
* tends to diminish with age.
* usually stops in the late teenage years.
### condition | disorder:

Lipid disorder
* are reported as common in dogs
  - risk factors for heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States
* is one of the major risk factors for people with diabetes.
* lead to the development of atherosclerosis, America's number one killer.

Liver disorder
* Some liver disorder is caused by alcohol consumption
  - excessive alcohol consumption
  - excessive consumption
* produce itching combined with jaundice.

Medical disorder
* Many medical disorders can cause memory problems.
* Some medical disorder relates to nutrition
  - poor nutrition
  - disorders can make people highly susceptible to lead poisoning
* are usually curable with treatment.
* relate to patients admitted for medical reasons other than psychiatric.
* results in acute pain

Mental disturbance
* accompany the physical symptoms.
* is caused by wanting and craving what is beyond our power

### condition | disorder | mental disturbance:

Affective disorder
* are extremely common as well as often severe and disabling
  - illnesses that affect the way people feel, think and act
  - quite common
* is mental disorder.
* mental disturbance
### condition | disorder | neurological disease:

Brain damage
* associated with high bilirubin levels usually causes sensorineural hearing loss.
* begins in as few as four or five minutes without oxygen
  - to occur within four minutes if breathing stops
  - with the first symptom and progresses during a stroke
  - effect many areas of cognitive functioning
  - occur without any obvious sign
* can produce a severe loss of function such as aphasia or agnosia
  - startling perceptual effects
  - result if breathing stops for five or more minutes
  - turn a person into a non person
* is an injury
  - irreversible
  - often permanent, but it is preventable
* occurs in some cases of premature birth.
* possible long-term effect of encephalitis.
* resulting from suppression of lung and heart function is generally permanent.
* results from deficiencies
  - exposure
  - heavy exposure
  - iodine deficiencies
* spreads as the blood flow is interrupted.

Brain disease
* Most brain diseases affect life
  - afflict humans
* are the eighth leading cause of death.

### condition | disorder | neurological disease | brain disease | agnosia:

Visual agnosia
* can occur with and without an hemianopia.
* is an agnosia
  - associated with lesions of the left occipital and temporal lobes

### condition | disorder | neurological disease | brain disease | aphasia:

Anomia
* difficulty in finding the correct word to describe an object, action, or situation
  - with word-finding or naming
* indicates a posterior temporoparietal abnormality or degeneration.
* is aphasia
  - present and comprehension is affected by attention and memory deficits

Receptive aphasia
* involves difficulty understanding spoken or written language.
* is aphasia

Apraxia
* can affect the understanding of language.
* has no surgical or pharmaceutical treatments.
* is an oral motor disorder which results in a severe articulation, or expressive, disorder
  - loss of skilled movement
  - thought to result from damage to the cerebral cortex
* motor planning problem which affects the ability to formulate the sounds of speech.
* neurological disorder which can affect the body, or speech, or both.
* neurologically based, severe speech disorder.
### condition | disorder | neurological disease | brain disease:

Cerebral palsy
* affects the body s motor function, muscle control and coordination.
* can be contagious
  - mild or severe
  - include milder versions or more severe symptoms which lead to total dependency
  - result from damage to parts of the brain that control movement
* chronic disorder that impairs control of movements.
* comes in a variety of forms and with a continuum of severity.
* condition caused when the brain gets hurt, or damaged
  - that has no cure
* cruel collection of varied conditions caused by injury before or during birth.
* disorder of motor development
  - movement or coordination caused by an abnormality of the brain
  - that damages the brain before, during, or after birth
* gets worse with age.
* group of chronic conditions affecting body movements and muscle coordination
  - disorders characterized by impaired body movement
* is an example of a central coordination disorder
  - basically brain damage
* is brain damage
* is caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain at birth
  - an injury to the brain before, during, or shortly after birth
  - injury to the developing brain
* is characterized by an inability to fully control motor function
  - fully control muscles, movement, and posture
  - poor muscle control ranging from clumsiness to severe paralysis
  - diagnosed mainly by evaluating how a baby or young child moves
  - different for every person
  - diseases
* is due to abnormal development or damage occurring to the developing brain
  - an injury to the brain motor tissue before or during birth
  - illnesses
* is neither contagious nor inherited
  - progressive or communicable
  - something that happens to the brain
* is the most common crippling disorder among children
  - permanent physical disability of childhood
  - prevalent life-long physical disability in America
  - name given to a group of disorders which affect posture and movement
* is the result of damage to motor areas in the brain
  - the brain prior to or shortly after birth
  - thought to be due, at least in part, to a shortage of oxygen to the brain
* lifelong disorder.
* neuro-motor disability that is caused by problems with the brain.
* non-progressive disorder of the brain that occurs in a growing child.
* nonprogressive disorder.
* result of damage to the developing brain usually during or near birth.
* term describing a collection of disorders which affect movement and posture
  - that describes a group of disorders that affect movement control
  - used for various non-progessive disorders, resulting from brain damage
### condition | disorder:

Several disorder
* affect the motility of food as it travels down the esophagus.
* can cause the thyroid to produce too much or too little thyroxine.
* have abiotic origins.

Smother
* ing in-laws affect a significant number of marriages.
* is disorder

Speech disorder
* is any condition that affects a child's ability to speak
* refer to difficulties producing speech sounds or problems with voice quality.

Thyroid disorder
* All thyroid disorders are much more common in women than in men.
* are also common hormonal culprits.
* are among the most common endocrine disorders
  - endocrinological diseases
  - common, especially in women

Tropical sprue
* are diseases.
* is disorder
  - thought to be caused by infection
* occurs chiefly in the Caribbean, southern India, and Southeast Asia.

Vascular disorder
* Some vascular disorder involves problems.
* leading to bleeding are unusual.

Vestibular disorder
* affect one-fourth of the general population and half of the elderly.
* produce varying degrees of loss of equilibrium, causing imbalance and ataxia.

Vision disorder
* affect one in every four school-age children.
* can interfere with work, leisure activities, and everyday tasks.
* caused by head injury are treatable, but they are frequently over looked.

Voice disorder
* are often signs of other medical problems.
* involve differences in the quality, pitch, and loudness of the sound.
* occur with alarming frequency among school teachers.
* result from a variety of local and systemic conditions.

Doubt
* are usually symptoms of something underneath the surface.
* is emotion
  - part of human experience
  - uncertainty
* state of mind

### condition | doubt | hesitation:

Slothfulness
* causes one to fall into a deep sleep.
* gives rise to dislike, repulsion and anger.
* is hesitation
* pervades in almost every aspect to today's society.

Mental reservation
* comes from knowledge.
* is doubt

Reasonable doubt
* doubt based on reason and common sense.
* is an elusive concept that can be defined differently by reasonable people.

Dry condition
* Some dry conditions increase pressure.
* are a fact of life.
* can also increase the number of wildfires
  - cause fires easily and, as they say, it takes only a spark
* create problems.
* enhance scab development, especially early in the growing season.
* occur where cool dry air warms up, sucking up moisture from the surroundings.
* persist for several weeks

Dryness
* causes a desire to water plants
  - cessation in bacterial growth since there are no nutrients present to feed on
* helps prevent the reproduction, spread and transport of disease organisms.
* is caused by lack
  - for equations, for logic
* leads to breakage at the quick, peeling, and low breaks along the side of the nails.
### condition | dryness | dehydration:

Chronic dehydration
* can cause symptoms that mimic disease.
* takes the greatest toll on kidney function.
* taxes the kidneys, and can contribute to kidney failure at fairly young ages.

Excessive dehydration
* can be life-threatening.
* requires a knife or other sharp instrument to remove.

Mild dehydration
* Most mild dehydration affects performance
  - impairs cognitive functions
  - produces sensation
* can cause sluggishness, dry and itchy skin, headaches, indigestion, constipation
  - result in fatigue
* is common and is usually easily reversed by drinking lots of fluids
  - the most common catalyst
  - when there fluid loss of five percent from the body

Rapid dehydration
* causes mechanical injuries to the protoplasm after water loss.
* is the next stage in diabetic hyperosmolarity.

Serious dehydration
* can cause dizziness, disorientation, headaches, sweating and lethargy.
* is something to avoid, it is dangerous and in some cases can mean death.

### condition | dryness | dehydration:

Severe dehydration
* can affect blood pressure, circulation, digestion and kidney function
  - also result in kidney failure
* can cause death
  - dizziness, headaches, nausea and a rapid heartbeat
  - serious heat illnesses
  - the body to go into shock and is potentially fatal
* can lead to death
  - heat illness, heat stroke and even death
  - hospitalization and even death
  - kidney and circulation problems
  - organ failure and even coma if left untreated
  - shock and death
* is also life threatening
  - the primary cause of morbidity and mortality
* leads to low blood pressure, loss of consciousness, and eventually deep coma.
### condition | economic condition:

Recession
* Most recessions involve a tangle of forces
  - last only a year or two before good times return
* affects all sectors of the economy.
* are albums
  - an inevitable, and ultimately healthy, part of the normal business cycle
  - economic conditions
  - largely a result of a letup in that consumer demand
  - low probability, they are rare and they happen for numbers of different reasons
* are natural events that purge excesses
  - in the early years of a major technology shift
  - part of a capitalist economy
  - processions
* are, therefore, macroeconomic in nature.
* causes people to open their minds to gaining alternative sources of income.
* come in many shapes and sizes.
  - caused by continuous operation at high power and RPM settings
  - expressed in alternating planes of light and shadow
* occur about one year in four
  - with unpredictable frequency and duration
* start at the peak of a business cycle and end at the trough
  - in people's heads
* usually occur when consumers stop spending, which then drives down income growth.

Shakeout
* are economic conditions.
* is an economic condition

Emotional condition
* affect physical health.
* have effects.

Emptiness
* causes fear and confusion.
* does have power.
* gives birth to form.
* is connection
  - created by forms
  - hunger
  - located in space
* refers to the ultimate nature of all things.

### condition | emptiness:

Vacancy
* Vacancies also allow for impurity atoms to exist in a lattice, which can change material properties.
* Vacancies are defects arising when a lattice site is mising an atom
  - emptiness
  - point defects in crystalline materials
  - situations
* Vacancies can mean the underutilization of plant and equipment
  - often be responsible for creep and other failure mechanisms at higher temperatures
  - occur as a result of superannuations, resignations and death, among other reasons
* is emptiness