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Infectious diseases (Communicable diseases): is an infectious disease that can be of people or animals sick, or from objects that contain other germs into healthy humans.

Infectious diseases: is a disease caused by germs as: Bacteria, viruses, fungi, worms and others.

Infection: is the entry with the growth and proliferation of germ disease something in the human or animal body causing symptoms.

Contamination: are fouling the body surface or objects by something germs.

Disinfection: is the action to kill the pests that are outside the body.

Isolation: is the separation of patients with infectious diseases of people surrounding healthy happend to avoid contagion.

Quarantine: restriction of freedom of a person who is alleged to have contracted something karanthina disease, during the incubation period of quarantine diseases are suspected. If during in this oversight he actually quarantine the suspected illness, he would then be isolated. If after through the incubation period, he will be released back to stay healthy.

Quarantine measures: are actions taken to resist and prevent the entry of diseases quarantine through tools such as traffic relations: ship, air plane.

Incubation period : is the time between the entry of germs into the body until symptoms coming.

Hospes (Host: The Host): is a human or animal parasites carrying something.

Parasites: is organism (living beings): whose life is riding on other living things and harming living things that in overlap.

Carrier: is a JV that carry a germ disease, but he did not show sick symptoms.

Reservoir: are humans, animals or objects are breeding grounds for germs that are a source of transmission.

Vector (Transmitter): is the animal that is the transfer of germs causing infection.

Epidemics (Plague): is a rapid spread of a disease that at the same time or in turns many people suffers from the same disease.

Pandemic: is a worldwide epidemic that attack.

Endemics: is something wake of ongoing infection found in an area about a class of people.

Epizootie: is epidemic in animals.

Virulence: is a measure of malignancy for cause disease germs.

Bacterial pathogens: is a bacteria that can cause disease.

Edema: Swelling caused by fluid buildup in the body tissue.

Side Effects : labor power or the effects of drugs (or vaccines):are not expected. The term is usually associated with adverse effects such as headache, rash, or liver damage.

Electrolyte: substance is a mineral that is essential for normal body functions. Electrolytes are lost when vomiting or diarrhea.

ELISA (Enzyme - Linked Immunosorbent Assay): a very sensitive laboratory tests to determine the presence / absence of antibodies to HIV in the blood or other body fluids.

Embolism : Blockage of a blood vessel by a foreign object (e.g. a blood clot, air):.

Epidemic: The spread of the disease in many people.

Epidemiology (Epidemiology): The study of epidemics.

Epithelium (epithelium): layer (including the skin):that protects the outer and inner organs, including blood vessels.

Etiology (Etiology): Studies on the causes of the disease.

Pharmacokinetics (Pharmacokinetik): The study of how the drug is absorbed and distributed throughout the body

Pharmacology (Pharmacology): The study of everything about the drug, especially its effects on the body.

Fibrosis: Liver damage characterized by fibrous liver tissue. See Cirrhosis.

Formulation: Physical medicine, e.g. tablets, capsules, syrups, creams, injections.

Symptoms: Circumstances or complaints that accompany infection or disease.

Generalized: The spread is very wide.

Generic : Drugs that have the same active ingredients brand drugs in terms of dosage, safety, strength, how to use, quality, performance and usage.

Genotype : Physical characteristics are not visible from the outside, especially those concerned with genetic constitution, as a result of biological evolution in organisms. How to carry out resistance tests, by looking at the genetic code of the virus to determine whether there are mutations known to cause resistance.

Hematology: The study of blood thing.

Hematocrit: Measures the percentage of blood volume taken up by red blood cells.

HEMOGLOBIN (HB): The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen to cells throughout the body.

HEPATITIS: Inflammation of the liver caused by a virus or other reasons.

Hypoglycemia: low sugar levels in the blood.

Hypoxemia :The level of oxygen in the blood is low.

Histological : Dealing with body tissues. HCV-related, histologic improvement means improvement in liver tissue, with a decrease in inflammation or fibrosis in comparison with previous biopsy.

INSOMNIA: Abnormalities / sleeping difficulty.

INSULIN: The hormone that regulates carbohydrate metabolism.

Interaction: The impact that can occur when one drug is co-administered with other drugs or with certain foods, or with herbs / supplements / drugs.

NETWORK (Tissue): A collection of similar cells that act together to carry out particular functions. There are four basic tissues in the body, ie, epithelium, connective joints, muscles and nerves.

Candida : yeast -like fungus can cause infections in humans.

Candidiasis : Infections caused by fungi of the Candida family, usually albicans Candida.