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### condition \| injury: Abdominal injury * Abdominal injuries are often occult. * is the second most common cause of death among battered children. Acute injury * Acute injuries occur from a direct blow from an object or opponent or from a fall. * Acute injuries require replacement therapy - result from contact - tend to damage an entire cell, so specific organelle damage is beside the point Ankle injury * Ankle injuries are all too common and can lead to permanent disabilility - inevitable in any athletic arena * Most ankle injuries are secondary to inversion injuries.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Back injury * Back injuries account for one of every five workplace injuries or illnesses. * Back injuries are a major problem in the workplace in terms of cost and lost productivity - also a common form of worker disability - common in the health care industry - common, and are often treated by a physical therapy regimen * Back injuries are one of the most common causes of disability in the United States - most common causes of work-related disability - most common injuries among nursing home employees - most serious types of strain * Back injuries are the leading cause of couch potatoes - of disability among otherwise healthy adults - of disability and disability retirement for fire fighters * Back injuries are the most common type of disabling work injury - type of injuries in the workplace - prevalent and most costly injury in nursing care today - second leading cause of lost work time - can happen to anyone * Back injuries can occur in carers from helping people to move - when moving heavy articles like furniture - result in pain, lost income, emotional stress, and disability - take a long time to heal * Back injuries continue to be one of the leading causes of job-related lost workdays - take a huge economic and personal toll within the health care sector * Many back injuries take place in the workplace. * Most back injuries are the result of lifting, pushing, and pulling over a long period of time - occur when bent over * big problem, including what it costs to an industry. * can occur from a single incident, such as a fall. * is one of the most common and costly workplace injuries. * is the largest single recorded cause of long term sick leave - nations leading workplace safety problem * major affliction in the fire service - concern in the construction industry Blast injury * Blast injuries can result in acute pulmonary dysfunction. * can result in arrhythmias. Blunt injury * Blunt injuries can also occur when an individual falls against an object. * Some blunt injuries cause death. Blunt trauma * Consider the occupant of a motor vehicle. * can affect the anterior portion of the eye too - cause a hematoma, which decreases in size on serial radiographs - damage the eye severely and result in uveitis - injure any part of the mandible * consists of a transfer of energy over a comparatively large surface. * is an injury - caused when a force is exerted against the human body - diseases - responsible for coup and contrecoup ocular injury	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Brain injury * Brain injuries are a significant risk factor for the subsequent development of violent behavior - extremely dangerous and are often fatal - generally concussions, contusions, or lacerations * Brain injuries are the leading cause of death and disability among children and young adults - most frequent reasons for visits to physicians and emergency rooms * Brain injuries can also occur by violent impacts that leave the skull undamaged - be either focal or diffuse - range from mild to severe, and so can the changes that result from the injury - change the lives of people each day - occur in a variety of different ways, and are more common than most people think - place stumbling blocks in the lives of so many people in the United States - take a long time to heal, and then require rehab * Many brain injuries are mild, and symptoms usually disappear over time with proper attention - the result of bruising, bleeding, twisting or tearing of brain tissue * Most brain injuries are irreversible - the result of an accident or an assault - result from moderate and minor head injuries * Some brain injuries are caused by accidents - cerebral accidents - cerebral vascular accidents - mild, with symptoms disappearing over time with proper attention - cause small pupils and some cause dilated pupils * Some brain injuries exhibit immediate symptoms - result in death * can affect the part of the brain connected with smell, known as the olfactory center - be a catastrophic event which graphically affects a person and their family - impair motor memories, a condition called apraxia * can lead to death or permanent disability - paralysis and other life impairing injuries - occur in many ways - transform a passive person into an aggressive one, and vice sa versa * causes structural and functional changes. * complicated matter, whether from a lack of oxygen or from physical trauma. * encompasses traumatic brain injury, stroke, aneurysm, and other neurologic conditions. * far too common occurrence in athletics, especially football. * is about as depressing an event as can happen to an individual and family - already the leading cause of death and disability among young adults - called the silent epidemic - described as open or closed * is the leading cause of death among adolescents and young adults - and disability of children and young adults - in bicycle incidents - in motorcycle crashes - most serious injury suffered in a bicycle crash - number one killer and disabler of children in America - single largest cause of death and disability among young people * life long injury. * life-long disability. * matter of degree in all human beings. * occurs in two stages - suddenly, without warning, and from that instant a normal life can be changed * significant cause of morbidity and mortality following trauma.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Bruise * appear darker and more readily on people with fair skin. * are caused by a single, traumatic blow to the foot, such as stepping on a piece of gravel - most common in older people whose skin is thinning with aging * can also occur after blood is drawn, or after injections, or shots are given - appear at the joints of elbows and knees just from movement - occur in some people who exercise rigorously, such as athletes and weight lifters * cause a discoloration of the skin, turning the skin bluish in color. * change color as they heal * generally heal by themselves, though an ice pack can limit swelling. * heal faster because the motion eases off the collected blood beneath the skin. * is an injury - diseases * normally shrink with time. * occur when tiny blood vessels under the skin are ruptured. * often result when skin is struck hard, as in a fall or blow - soft tissue is struck hard, as in a fall or blow * refer to softening and discoloration of the flesh. * result when a blunt injury causes underlying bleeding in a muscle or other soft tissues. * usually happen when muscle tissue gets a sudden blow with a blunt object - occur after an injury caused by blunt objects + Bruise, How long do bruises last?: Medical signs * Bruises change color over time. That is because the body is fixing the bruise by breaking down and reabsorbing the blood, which makes the bruise to go through many colors before it later disappears. The age of a bruise can be guessed by looking at its color.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Burn * All burns are painful to the touch. * Most burns can have effects - cause tissue damage * Most burns involve chemical reaction - the upper limbs and or the head and neck region - occur in the home * Some burns alter atmospheres. * Some burns are caused by acid - boil water - treatments - cause heat * Some burns increase gases - greenhouse gases - lead to death * Some burns stimulate bud growth - lateral growth * also help the development of oaks in hardwood forests. * are a common injury at home and during emergencies - leading cause of accidental death among seniors - major cause of injury and death for children * are a significant cause of severe injury and death for young children * are a type of injury caused by thermal, electrical, chemical, or electromagnetic energy - traumatic injury caused by thermal, electrical, chemical, or radioactive agents - also common among older people * are among the most excruciatingly painful physical injuries - painful, devastating injuries to human beings - worst kinds of injuries in terms of pain, length of healing and cost - beverages - blemishs - diseases - injuries to body tissues caused by heat, chemicals or radiation - on face or eyes * are one of the most common injuries that older people face - expensive catastrophic injuries to treat - painful injuries the human body can withstand - some of the most common household injuries - the leading cause of accidental death in children under the age of two * are the most common injury from electric shock - in fireworks accidents - second leading cause of accidental death and injury in children - very common in crawling infants and in toddlers * can be very dehydrating * cause burns - chronic painful sequelae in as many as two million people annually - coagulation necrosis of exposed tissues * caused by mustards are severe and associated with a protracted healing process. * destroy tissue. * heal but can cause disfiguring scars as well as permanent disabilities - with severe scarring and loss of function * include fire. * is pain * need care - intensive treatments * now claim more preschoolers' lives than cancer or any infectious disease. * occur at the sites of contact with the electrodes - to the head, neck, hands, feet, or genitals * often lead to infection, due to damage to the skin's protective barrier - promote soil hydrophobicity that prevents infiltration * require care - hospital treatments * result in improved feeding and nesting for a variety of species. * usually are the most severe injury in accidents caused by explosions and fires. + Burn (injury), Characteristics: Medical emergencies * Burns are usually minor. They are usually Degree One to a minor Degree Two. Others are more powerful, such as Degree 3. People may get more powerful burns from high heat or radioactive items. ### condition \| injury \| burn: Chemical burn * can cause tissue death that can slowly spread for hours after the burn - occur when an irritating substance gets into the eye * come from eye exposure to acid or alkali substances. * require a slightly different type of care. Deep burn * increase the depth of the marsh, setting back succession to submergent stages. * injure the dermis.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| burn: Electrical burn * Attach a cardiac monitor and treat life-threatening arrhythmias as necessary. * Most electrical burns cause damage * are a result of heating the skin - among the most serious burns and require immediate medical attention - often more extensive than they appear - something else entirely * are the most serious and can cause heart attacks and death - result of being zapped with a live electrical charge * can also destroy skin and deeper tissues - cause serious damage to internal organs * require immediate care and evaluation in a burn center.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| burn: Major burn * involve blistering, charred tissue, chemical or electric burns. * require lifelong management as scars continue to heal and change for several years. Prescribed burn * are an important tool in forest management - one way to protect against wildfires * help control weedy plants and encourage the growth of the desirable plants. Scald * Most scalds occur when a child is left unsupervised. * are burns caused by contact with hot liquids or steam * quickly cause the skin and tissue underneath to swell. * result from contact with moist heat. Severe burn * More severe burns require intravenous feeding. * are among the most disfiguring and painful of injuries - excruciatingly painful during wound care, even with traditional morphine doses - perfect growth mediums for bacteria which can lead to infection * can cause patients to lose fluids and go into shock - occur when the battery sits in the esophagus without moving * require care. Skin burn * Most skin burns are treatable and heal well. * is caused by too much sun and occasionally by too much wind. * start to develop in seconds as well.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| burn: Sunburn * Many sunburns occur on the head and neck areas. * Most sunburn first-degree burn that turns the skin pink or red. * Most sunburns are first degree burns - first-degree burns - superficial burns * Some sunburns lead to cancer - exhaustion - heat exhaustion - skin cancer. * A 'sunburn' kind of burn that happens when skin is exposed to sunlight for too long. This makes the skin become red. A sunburn can be painful. Sunburns stay for days or weeks * affects the body's ability to cool itself and causes a loss of body fluids. * also can occur after shearing, especially in light-skinned animals. * appears as blackened areas, especially on the south and west sides of canes. * are a risk factor for skin cancer - diseases - located in beachs - medical conditions - painful and can be dangerous - preventable - usually first-degree burns * becomes a more serious problem with fever, chills, upset stomach, and confusion. * can also cause dehydration and fever. * can be a factor even on cloudy days, but it is preventable - major problem, particularly at higher elevations - extremely dangerous for life raft occupants - mild or severe - more serious than they appear in babies - painful for dogs too - very dangerous for a baby - cause skin itching,especially when the burned area begins to peel or flake - come from light reflected off sand, concrete, water, even snow - lead to severe dehydration - occur after as little as twenty minutes exposure to midday sun, even in Ireland - produce severe blistering and toxic symptoms * can significantly retard the skin's ability to shed excess heat - slow the skin's ability to release excess heat * cause cancer - the skin to become red and painful to the touch * causes red, hot and tender skin in the burned areas. * common and very unnecessary camp ailment. * damage skin. * develops quickly on exposed melons whether on the ground or loaded in a truck. * frequent cause of heat injury for soldiers and community members. * increase the risk of melanoma, which very serious and possibly fatal form of cancer. * increases the chance of pest and disease problems. * is actually the skin's response to injury. * is also a risk and one which is magnified on the water - possible in winter, when the snow reflects sunlight - something to be concerned about, especially with light-colored animals * is caused by over-exposure to sunlight - overexposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays - considered a first-degree burn - dangerous for a small child, and can lead to increased risk of cancer later in life - difficult to treat - generally a first-degree thermal burn that causes redness to the top layer of skin - hyperpigmentation - most common in children and younger adults - one of the most common illnesses of the summer - overexposure of the skin to the ultraviolet rays of the sun - primarily an effect of uv, and ionization produces the risk of skin cancer - redness and pain in the skin, with possible swelling, blisters, fever and headache - skin damage caused by overexposure to the sun * is the most frequent injury reported by travelers - preventable risk factor for skin cancer - type of UV damage with which most people are familiar - visible acute injury, but immunosuppression also occurs - usually a first-degree burn - very dangerous for a lymphoedematous limb * is, uh, sun burn. * never causes a third-degree burn or scarring. * often occurs on the muzzle, around the eyes, and on white-skinned regions. * particular problem at beaches because of the strong reflection off the beach and water. * problem for horses. * real burn that can be treated with cool compresses or a cool bath. * results from heat stress to the fruit leading to injury of the affected cells. * serious injury, especially in young children. * slows the skin's ability to cool itself. * usually result in first or second degree burns. * visible type of damage, which appears just a few hours after sun exposure.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| burn \| sunburn: Severe sunburn * are insults to the skin that can cause permanent damage to the skin's deeper layers - second-degree burns * can result from the sun's reflection off of the water. * causes blisters, chills, and fever. Thermal burn * Most thermal burns are the result of fire or automobile accidents. * can result from scalding with hot liquids or oils or from contact with hot objects. Chronic injury * Chronic injuries can strain relationships. * is characterized by a slow accumulation causing a general chlorotic appearance. Cold injury * causes severe losses in wheat production and restricts varietal planting. * is also a dehydration process - due, in part, to the effect of low temperatures on moisture in or on the body - the killing by low temperature of some part of the vine - tissue damage produced by exposure to cold * tends to occur in passive, negative individuals. Common injury * Common injuries are severe burns to eyes, skin and the respiratory tract. * Most common injuries are to the soft tissues, i.e., muscles and ligaments. Complete injury * Complete injuries result in total loss of sensation and function below the injury level. * refers to an abscence of sensory and motor function in the lowest sacral segment.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Concussion * Some concussions can even be life threatening - lead to slow bleeding in the head and other problems * are a hazard of contact sports, like football and hockey - result of a blow to the head, face or jaw, and can also injure the neck - an agitation of the brain - bumps - diseases - one of the most common injuries in contact sports - potentially serious complications of head injuries - serious conditions and can be fatal - somewhat common among sports participants - unlike most other injuries because measuring their lingering effects is difficult - very serious with long-term effects * can happen in any sport, but are most often noticed in hockey and football - occur any time the head sustains an injury * includes both impact and frictional forces. * is an injury - considered a mild form of diffuse axonal injury - from a brain injury * is the most common form of head injury for athletes - rapid deceleration of the brain as the head stops suddenly upon impact - term commonly used to describe a type of minor head injury - when the hoof is rapidly brought to rest with the surface during the early stance * often occur when birds fly into windows or mirrors. * transient alteration of consciousness. Contusion * are usually due to movement of the brain in the skull during the trauma. * compression injury to soft tissues. * further contribute to edema and increased mass effect. - hits * occur where the brain hits the bones of the skull following a decelerating injury. * often result among elderly people when they bump into objects such as car doors. ### condition \| injury \| contusion: Black eye * are albums - eyes * is contusion Ecchymosis * Ecchymoses are frequent - hemorrhages of the skin or mucosae which are larger than petechiae * are bruise. * bruise caused by the penis being held under vacuum pressure too long. * serious quality issue affecting acceptance of fresh venison in the marketplace. Economic injury * Some economic injuries are caused by disasters - drought disasters * includes loss of pay and other types of money damages - pay, loss of a job, and other types of money damages Emotional injury * Emotional injuries are essentially a normal response to an extreme event. * causes many physiological changes. * is almost always a consequence of any form of abuse or neglect	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Eye injury * Eye injuries Wear protective glasses or goggles as needed, especially when working with liquids - account for nearly two and one half million accidents in the United States each year * Eye injuries are also common for children's participation sports - in baseball - among the most common of all injuries in the manufacturing metal products industry - an important cause of blindness in children who participate in sports activities - another subset of soccer-related head injuries - common in automobile accidents, even slow-speed accidents - often the result of misuse, abuse, and altering of toys - painful and sight threatening to the employee, costly to the employer * Eye injuries can be very serious - cause cataracts in people of any age - destroy an athlete's career * Eye injuries can result from machine operations such as grinding, sawing and etching, and so on - in countless hours of lost work time for farmers - caused by fireworks are often severe, and can even cause blindness - vary tremendously in severity * Many eye injuries result from car accidents. * Most eye injuries are minor, but because of extensive bruising, they often look worse than they are - occur at home * Some eye injuries cause burn sensation * is one of the leading causes of vision impairment in the United States. Frost injury * causes a condition called puffy leaf. * is one of the primary factors limiting crop production around the world. Head injury * Many head injuries are mild, and symptoms usually disappear over time with proper attention - cause injury to the tips of the frontal and temporal lobes * Most head injuries happen when people stand too close to a golfer and get hit by a golf club. * Some head injuries cause fractures - result in prolonged or non-reversible brain damage Heat injury * can take the form of heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. * includes heat exhaustion with or without milder neurologic problems.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Hemorrhage * affecting the spinal cord is rare. * are common - present on the mucous membranes of the nasal passages, vagina and third eyelid - probably the only indication for absolute vocal rest - usually present also in the same regions * can be both internal as well as external - vary from petechial to ecchymotic * causes blood to collect in the brain. * constant threat, most often form injury to iliac or lumbar veins. * happen also when pressure gets too high. * is an injury - extremely uncommon in an eye which has had no previous surgery - many times associated with protozoan cysts in tissues of birds - more common after thrombolysis but has no significant effect oin outcome - most commonly anterior, originating from the nasal septum - rare with peribulbar block - rare, however, calcification can occur * medical term that is applied commonly to any type of bleeding. * occur in the skin, retina, pleura, peritoneum, etc - on the surface of the pig's lungs during early stages of lungworm invasion * produces additional neurological deficits. * remains a major life-threatening complication in pregnancy - the leading cause of death in patients with pelvic fracture * shows characteristic images of blood. * starts in reticularis. * usually resorb and seven to ten days at sea level without impairment of vision. ### condition \| injury \| hemorrhage: Brain hemorrhage * are the leading cause of death from bleeding in hemophilia. * can occur with no visible bruise, and sometimes symptoms take awhile to appear. * is the limiting side effect of thrombolytic therapy. Cerebral hemorrhage * can lead to paralysis. * is hemorrhage - most often fatal * occurs when an artery in the brain ruptures or breaks apart. Intracerebral hemorrhage * can occur almost anywhere in the brain. * occurs when a vessel within the brain leaks blood into the brain itself. * severe condition requiring prompt medical attention.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| hemorrhage: Intraventricular hemorrhage * Most intraventricular hemorrhages occur in the first week of life. * is the most common cause of hydrocephalus among premature infants.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| hemorrhage: Nosebleed * Most nosebleeds come from blood vessels in the front of the nose - happen in the front half of the nose, usually in only one nostril * Some nosebleeds happen during a cold when a person has been blowing their nose excessively. * also can be an indicator of high blood pressure problems. * are a common and recurring problem during the winter because of dry air - occurrence in childhood - symptom of chemtrail exposure - common during cold, dry weather * are common in children - food allergy - diseases - due to the rupture of small blood vessels in the lining of the nose * are more common in the winter when viruses and dry heated air indoors are common - frequent during the winter months - most common in boys and are often associated with colds or nasal allergies - much more common in children than they are in in adults * are rare in infancy and infrequent after puberty - infants, common in elementary school children, and decrease in adolescents - unlikely to indicate serious disease, although bleeding can result from injury * can also occur after surgery - result from a calcium deficiency * is hemorrhage * occur and there is blood in the phlegm - as the crusts detach - when the nasal lining dries out * usually occur only on one side and are limited in duration. + Epistaxis: Health problems * Nosebleeds are more frequent during the winter months. During this time, more upper respiratory infections occur and changes in temperature and humidity are larger. Petechial hemorrhage * are characteristic, especially in the preventricular mucosa. * follow the application of a blood pressure cuff. Pulmonary hemorrhage * are most often mild and continuous but can be severe. * is less common in the Western Hemisphere. Subconjunctival hemorrhage * appear as sudden red blobs in the white of the eye - worse than they are, and usually self-absorb in time * is red lines or spots on the part of the eye that is usually white. Incomplete injury * Incomplete injuries result in partial loss of function and sensation. * means some nerves are still connected.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Insect bite * Most insect bites allow for injection of venom or other digestive juices into the skin of the child - are minor annoyances and can be easily managed at home * are also a form of injury that can sometimes promote localized hair growth - another source of poisoning - common in the spring and summer months - puncture wounds * can cause allergic reactions, and in some animals be fatal - an allergic response in the skin * cause itchy, red bumps. * is an injury * result in an ulceroglandular form.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| insect bite: Bee sting * Most bee sting causes allergic reaction - severe allergic reaction - stings happen when people step on a bee with their bare feet * are acid - frequently a cause of syncope - like bruises in a football game * can be deadly to infants, the elderly, and persons allergic to bee venom - very painful * can cause allergy - dangerous, or even fatal, allergic reactions - severe toxic effects when envenomation is massive * cause pain and swelling. * causes severe allergic reaction * is an insect bite * kill four times as many people in the United States as snake bites.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| insect bite: Flea bite * allow for the bacteria to pass the skin barrier. * are most likely to be found on the legs of people in flea infested areas - similar to the bites of mites and other small parasitic pests - sting - usually red bumps and they itch * can cause infections or allergic reactions in some people - intense irritation and some animals become allergic to flea saliva - skin irritations as well as serious allergies in pets and humans - occur anywhere on the body, but are most often found on the lower legs and ankles - trigger severe allergic reactions in some pets * cause a persistent, annoying itch - discomfort and irritation, and they are responsible for flea allergy dermatitis - local irritation, allergic reactions and secondary infection in the bite - painful, itchy red bumps * cause small, red, itchy bumps, usually on the ankles and lower legs of humans * result in raised itching spots with a puncture in the center. * turn red and itch. * Fleas can live outdoors in sand or tall grass, and they will jump to any passing animal and lay eggs. Flea bites are usually red bumps and they itch. They can carry disease and make animals sick.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| insect bite: Mosquito bite * Some mosquito bites can transmit serious diseases such as malaria and yellow fever. * are insect bites - located in fingers - painful, but the insects can inflict deadly harm with their bites - the only means by which either disease can be transmitted to humans * can also infect a pet with the deadly canine heartworm. * can be more than just annoying and itchy - mere nuisances - transmit dangerous diseases that can sometimes be fatal * cause pain, redness, swelling, and itching. * infect birds with microorganisms causing avian malaria and bird pox - that cause avian pox and malaria * is an insect bite * itch for a couple of days - most for people who are new to an area<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Intentional injury * Intentional injuries are a result of abusive and violent behaviors - the result of acts of violence such as suicide attempts, rape and assaults - traumas caused by acts of violence such as homicide, suicide and assault - usually due to bites, fights, or abuse - continue to increase relative to unintentional injuries * is when someone 'tries' to hurt another person. + Injury: Health problems * Injury can be 'accidental' or 'intentional'. Intentional injury is when someone 'tries' to hurt another person. Accidental injury is when no one means to hurt someone else. An example of accidental injury is a car wreck. Internal injury * Internal injuries are visible to the eye - can occur from blows to the kidneys * Some internal injuries are caused by attacks - dog attacks * is caused by larvae tunneling throughout the fruit. Joint injury * Joint injuries accelerate the advance of arthritis. * Joint injuries are a major cause of economic loss in the horse industry - common since jogging typically involves constant pounding on a hard surface - begins with a thorough medical history, physical exam, and usually X-rays - caused by accidents or overuse increase the risk for some types of arthritis	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Knee injury * Knee injuries abound for female athletes. * Knee injuries are also common in skiing accidents - bad news - common in soccer - currently uncommon in snowboarders except when they hit a tree * Knee injuries are one of the most common causes of footballers having to retire early - most frequent injuries to athletes, including professional athletes - the most common serious injury in major sports - very common in sports as well as daily activities * Knee injuries can mean the end of an athlete s season - occur with basketball, soccer or snowboarding as well as many other sports - comprise about twenty percent of injuries sustained in the sport * Many knee injuries require elective surgery to reconstruct the knee for optimum function. * Most knee injuries occur from bending and twisting the knee at the same time. Liver injury * Some liver injuries involve products - occur during treatments * tends to be mild and usually heals completely. Major injury * Major injuries require treatments. * Most major injuries result when a player keeps playing after an injury. Mechanical injury * Mechanical injuries are caused by actions - provide a pathway for fungal pathogens to invade roots * Most mechanical injuries are caused by actions. * forces the toxic oil out of the oil glands. Meniscal injury * Meniscal injuries can have a variety of conformations but the caudal pole is most commonly involved. * is uncommon in young people. Minor injury * Minor injuries cause pain. * Minor injuries require special treatments * Most minor injuries cause pain. * helps spread the virus, especially into the skin. Muscle injury * Muscle injuries have causes. * Muscle injuries present disorder - muscle disorder Musculoskeletal injury * Musculoskeletal injuries are a serious problem in industrial environments. * Musculoskeletal injuries are the most common form of injuries that occur from exercise and activity - costly category of employment-related injuries and disease - can occur from both blunt and penetrating trauma Mutilation * are injuries. * is about inflicting injury, but the aspects of pain are less conceptually homogeneous - mutilation<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Nerve injury * Most nerve injuries heal after a certain period, but permanent injuries do occur. * Nerve injuries are a result of trauma, disease, and certain surgical procedures - among the slowest to repair - practically unavoidable following electrical shock - can result from trauma, disease, and certain surgical procedures - complicate successful rehabilitation more than any other form of trauma - produce excessive heat, consequently, pathological conditions * can occur, causing numbness around the small incisions. * can result in numbness and change in feeling - permanent foot drop - involving the olfactory nerves * caused by cancer or cancer therapy sometimes gives rise to such tic-like pains. * common complication of major pelvic injuries. * induces gap junctional coupling among axotomized adult motor neurons.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Overuse injury * Overuse injuries are a result of repetitive stress and prolonged microtrauma - common at the hip - microtears of muscles, tendons, or ligaments * Overuse injuries are more common as a population ages - in females than males - can also lead to stress fractures - happen when muscles, tendons and joints are subjected to repetitive stresses - occur with repeated physical motions to perfect athletic skills * can also affect the back or posterior part of the elbow as well. Permanent injury * Permanent injuries cause a permanent loss of earnings or earning capacity. * is rare if environmental conditions are changed.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Personal injury * Most personal injuries occur in auto accidents. * Personal injuries are injuries to a person. * Personal injuries can come in many different forms and under many different circumstances - occur in a wide variety of ways * can occur in a variety of contexts. * is also an area of law - different from other types of settlement monies * means injury arising out of several defined types of offenses. Physical injury * Physical injuries can be strange things - occur through accidents in any workplace * can cause glaucoma - occur as a result of bird, insect or hailstone damage * is the most common cause of a single nerve injury. * means that impairment of physical condition or the infliction of substantial pain. Pinch * have effects - similar effects * is an amount Preventable injury * Preventable injuries are the leading cause of childhood death and permanent injury - killer of children in the United States * is the leading killer of American children. * remains the leading killer and disabler of children. Renal injury * Some renal injuries lead to death. * common cause of liver dysfunction. Secondary injury * Secondary injuries are injuries that occur when there lack of proper support. * is caused by a chain reaction of electrical and chemical events.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Serious injury * Most serious injuries are to the head and brain - occur when the bicyclist is hit by a motor vehicle * Serious injuries are most often to the head and brain. * Serious injuries can happen to persons of any age - the neck and spinal cord in a crash if the baby is facing forward * Serious injuries can occur during hypoglycemia - when babies are riding face forward - occur to all parts of the body, including the neck, arms, legs, face and head * Serious injuries require assistance - care - result from accidents * can result from a fall, even at short heights. Severe injury * More severe injuries damage and destroy more tissue, requiring greater replacement with scar tissue. * More severe injuries occur during individual sports and recreational activities - in individual sports and recreational activities * Severe injuries can result in long-term physical and mental impairments. * can reduce the life of a tree - result in tissue being rubbed off, and even bone infection and bone death Shoulder injury * Most shoulder injuries occur due to overuse. * Shoulder injuries occur with tumbling falls, causing either dislocations or rotator cuff tears - tend to take a long time to heal - sometimes up to six to nine months Spinal injury * Most spinal injuries are the result of accidents. * Spinal injuries are especially common with activities like surfing, body surfing, and body boarding. * physical problem and no mental impairment results from it.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Sports injury * Most sports injuries affect soft tissues, for example muscles and ligaments. * Most sports injuries are due to either traumatic injury or overuse of muscles or joints - musculoskeletal - involve the musculoskeletal system * Sports injuries are a major drain of resources for most athletes - public health problem in Victoria - about making mistakes and becoming smarter in training and recovery - on the increase as people become wealthier and have more free time * Sports injuries are the second most common cause of wrist pain - common type of injury for adolescents, both boys and girls - usually sprains or strains of ligaments and tendons - come in many varieties, but the most effective treatment is usually prevention - refer to sprains, ligament tears and muscle injury	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Sting * Most stings come from wasps and hornets - occur when the colony is disturbed * are always painful and are dangerous when they cause severe allergic responses - slender metal rods used to project the sensors into place * can also cause an allergic reaction - be deadly to infants, the elderly, and persons allergic to bee venom * can occur anywhere on the body and can be painful and frightening for a child * causes allergic reaction - irritation - medical problems * causes minor irritation - numbnesses - pain and sensitivity similar to that of a bee * causes serious medical problems * causes severe allergic reaction * involving the eyes result in local inflammation, redness, swelling and tearing. * is films - wrestlers * occur when swimmers or beachcombers come in contact with nematocysts. * often lead to secondary infections and severe scarring. * produces pain - severe pain * sometimes lead to secondary infection. * triggers deadly reaction * usually occur when a fire-ant mound is unwittingly stepped on - an insect like a wasp, hornet or bee gets trapped - paralyze or kill only small creatures but some jellyfish are harmful to humans * vary greatly in their poisonous effects.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| sting: Insect sting * Most insect stings cause only minor discomfort - occur during late summer and fall when stinging insects are most abundant - require no additional medical care * Remove the stinger with tweezers, then swab with disinfectant. * are more difficult to avoid - painful and potentially dangerous to some individuals * can be serious, so it is important to recognize early warning signs - even result in a severe allergic reaction - hurt and cause itching, redness and swelling Jellyfish sting * Most jellyfish stings occur in saltwater. * are most serious when they are numerous, or involve the very young or very old. * can vary greatly in severity. * cause burning and leave a trail of bumps and welts. Scorpion sting * are also relatively common in the southwestern United States - notoriously painful and in Mexico can actually be fatal - painful, and they can be fatal, particularly to children * can cause immediate local pain with minimal swelling. * causes numbnesses. * present the greatest danger to the elderly and infirm, and to the very young. Severe sting * can occur even when the animal is beached or dead - result in nausea, vomiting, delirium, sweating, pale skin and shock * result in blackening and necrosis of the affected skin. Thermal injury * induces severe inflammatory reactions. * is caused by animal dehydration. * produces an area of coagulation necrosis.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Traumatic injury * Most traumatic injuries involve machinery, with tractors being involved in most fatal accidents. * Traumatic injuries are almost inherent when playing sports - major sources of bone fractures * Traumatic injuries are the most serious and most preventable of all major health problems - number one cause of death among teenage boys in America - occur when a child's head is struck or hits an object * accounts for more lost years of life than heart disease and cancer combined. * can increase the risk of disease. Unintentional injury * Unintentional injuries affect children of all ages - are a leading cause of premature death and and disability * Unintentional injuries are the fifth leading cause of death in America for all age groups * Unintentional injuries are the leading cause of childhood death - of childhood mortality beyond one year of age - of death from ages one to twenty-four - of death in childhood - rank third in importance behind cancer and heart disease Wale * are boards - countries - mammals * are part of united kingdoms - vessels - principalities * is an injury Welt * can be small, less than a quarter inch across, or rather large, up to a few inches across. * is an injury	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury: Wheal * are common allergic reactions to drugs, insect bites, or something that touched the skin. * can develop anywhere on the body, mostly in the sun exposed skin. * form larger areas of redness. * tend to be smaller, with only a few appearing at any given time. Whiplash injury * Whiplash injuries are soft tissue injuries - can range from mild muscle strain to even death - have a reputation for being persistent * is an injury<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury: Wound * All wounds have the potential to develop postoperative pain and infection. * All wounds heal by scarring - with a scar * More wounds increase the likelihood of death or serious injury in a given incident. * Most wounds cause limb weakness - involve bacterial infection - kill men * Most wounds lead to infection - scars - occur on the appendages- the hands, arms, legs, and feet * Some wounds are caused by aphids - insects - opossums - scale insects * Some wounds cause bacterial infection - diseases * Some wounds cause secondary bacterial infection * Some wounds take a long time to heal - longer to heal than others - time for healing * also provide a direct entry point for many pathogens - tend to be infected after a hippo bite * are also important entry points to leaves, shoots, and fruit - located in war - necessary for penetration of the bacteria into seed pieces - subject to infection and bleeding * can even heal more slowly - happen to all, but with time, they can heal * caused by silver weapons heal much more slowly than other wounds - storm injury can provide an entrance point for decay organisms and insects * commonly occur on the exposed parts of trunks and roots. * expose the tree to greater susceptibility to disease and insects. * have edges. * heal best in a moist, clean environment - by themselves in people, just as in animals and plants - only when exposed to fresh air * inflicted by a sharp knife, heal more quickly than wounds inflicted by a sharp tongue. * is capable of kill - damage - distress * is located in arms - battles - bodies - emergency rooms - hospitals - injured people - patients * is used for healing * make the tree highly susceptible to root pathogens and decay fungi. * may have effects - negative effects * produced in the scalp by scratching in response to itches can become inflamed and infected. * provide an opening for insects or diseases - entry for the fermenting organisms * require attention - medical attention - treatments * seem to heal themselves outdoors. * usually heal, even if they become infected.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| wound: Bite * Many bites occur to people who are trying to capture or kill the snake - when a dog is playing with a person * Most bites are defensive in nature and lightening fast - cause only minor injuries, for which medical treatment is neither sought nor needed * Most bites happen because someone has put their hand or foot somewhere without first looking - during the breeding season - occur in and around the ankle * Most bites occur on the extremities - hands or feet than the rest of the body - lower legs and ankles and often are irritating or sore for several days - to people who are trying to catch or kill the snake * Most bites occur when a snake is being purposely handled - humans taunt or try to capture or kill a rattlesnake * Most bites occur when people are trying to kill or handle snakes - handle the animals carelessly - persons are trying to kill or handle the snakes - someone sees a copperhead and decides to capture or kill the snake * Most bites occur when the Hobo gets into bedding or clothing and is trapped next to the skin - bugs land down the shirt collars or on exposed skin areas * Most bites result from deliberate harassment of reptiles - handling or aggravating snakes * Some bites can cause allergic reactions that can be deadly - occur when sleeping from rolling over on the spider - permanently disfigure a child - cause welts and skin infection - just leave deep imprints without actually breaking the skin * are dangerous and can cause serious illness or death - eating - extremely painful and can be fatal to humans - meals - more common by non venomous snakes - most dangerous in children and the elderly * are often from dogs owned by the child's family or friends - the easiest wounds to become infected - painful to humans - rare and usually occur when people attempt to move the web - subtraction - success - the most dangerous of all, even more so because they often occur on the hand * are very common among young children - painful on humans * can also occur when the creature is trodden on by waders - be serious leading to infections, punctured organs, broken bones, nerve damage and death * can cause itching and dermatitis - pain, swelling, hemorrhagic bleb formation, and ecchymosis - occur when a human comes in contact with clothes that has been inhabited by the spider - sometimes cause skin infections and rashes * cause intense itching and allergic reactions - pain and dermatitis at the site of the bite because black fly saliva is toxic * come in direct contact with skin causing welts, bruising, or cuts. * frequently occur around the waist, ankles, armpits, and in the bend of the elbows and knees. * increase in the spring, because more people and dogs are outside mingling. * is wound * occur chiefly to fishermen who try to remove sea snakes from their nets. * occur when the snake is startled or provoked - spider is disturbed * often occur when humans startle the snake or provoke it - people try to catch or kill snakes - the victim puts on clothing in which a spider has been hiding * tend to be concentrated on the lower legs but can also occur on other parts of the body. * usually are defensive, occurring when people handle sick or moribund bats - occur when a person puts on shoes or clothing in which the spider is hiding Bite wound * Most bite wounds require attention - medical attention * Some bite wounds cause bacterial infection * Some bite wounds cause secondary bacterial infection * is puncture wounds. ### condition \| injury \| wound \| bite: Animal bite * are also lacerations - frequent injuries in children * can be very dangerous - serious and require extensive medical treatment - occur on any dive or wilderness trip Bad bite * Some bad bites stress the jaw joint causing damage and pain in and around the joint. * can lead to jaw pain, headaches, and a less than attractive smile.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| wound \| bite: Cat bite * are unlikely to be a source of rabies but they do cause a high incidence of infection. * are very prone to infection - serious to people, as well as to other cats * become infected more frequently than dog bites - often than dog bites * differ significantly from dog bites. * outnumber bites from pit bulls. Chigger bite * are most common around areas where elastic from undergarments presses into the skin. * cause severe itching. * have a more severe effect on some persons than others. Crumb * are inanimate objects. * are located in floors - rugs - tables - morsels * can remain at room temperature, covered.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| wound \| bite: Dog bite * Many dog bites occur because the child teases the pet beyond endurance. * Most dog bites come from unneutered male dogs - happen to dog owners, their family and friends * Most dog bites occur on or near the dog owner's property - out of fear * are a greater health problem for children than measles, mumps and whooping cough combined - major, yet preventable, public health problem among children - serious health problem * are a serious public health problem in Alabama and the rest of the nation - also common, sometimes even from the family dog - among the most common of all tortoise injuries - dangerous for a number of reasons - diseases - one of the leading causes of death in children * are the number one health problem of children, outnumbering measles and mumps combined * can be fatal to tortoises - harmful - particularly dangerous for small children * can cause much deformity - serious, long-lasting injuries - range from simple punctures, to jagged tears, to missing gouges of flesh * can, however, cover large areas. * increase with the number of dogs running loose. * tend to be difficult cases, emotionally traumatic and costly. Human bite * are also a cause of infection - deadly serious because of the high risk of infection and disease * are more dirty than animals - likely to become infected than animal bites - prone to infection than dog bites - often the result of one person striking another in the mouth with a clenched fist - rare and are usually received only when handling a shrew * can easily become infected. * demand immediate medical treatment by a physician. Severe bite * More severe bites are treated with anti-venom medication. * can cause respiratory failure, coma and death. Snake bite * Most snake bites are by non-venomous snakes. * Most snake bites occur as a result of teasing or trying to handle snakes - when someone accidentally steps on a snake while walking in the countryside * Some snake bites are the result of nonpoisonous snakes. * can be a danger in Northern Canada - cause severe local tissue damage and often require follow-up care<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| wound \| bite: Spider bite * All spider bites are venomous to some degree. * Any spider bite can easily become infected with bacteria. * Many spider bites are 'blank', which means that no venom has been injected. * Most spider bites are less painful than a bee sting. * Most spider bites occur at night when a spider passes over a sleeping victim - without the victim being aware that it is happening * Some spider bites are very dangerous and painful. * are difficult to diagnose, even by physicians - more frequent in males than in females - most serious when the victim is very young or aged - physical events Bullet wound * cause entrance and exit wounds. * spray gushing blood and chunks of flesh, and bodies writhe in agony and pain.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| injury \| wound: Chronic wound * Some chronic wounds produce an unpleasant odour as a result of bacterial contamination. * are a serious health concern with substantial morbidity - one of the leading causes of the invaliding of work animals - painful, difficult and expensive to treat * can be of variable sizes and depths - take weeks, months, or even years to heal * come in many shapes and, unfortunately, sizes. Gunshot wound * Most gunshot wounds are either accidental, self-inflicted, or the result of domestic violence. * are second only to car accidents as a cause of fatal injury in children - the eighth leading cause of death in the United States * is wounds. * represent the most frequent penetrating abdominal injury. Open wound * allow fungi to get in. * are a fairly direct expression of emotional pain - more susceptible to getting infected in jungle environments - subject to infection * attract blood-hungry flies. * increase the chances of a picnic beetle carrying the fatal oak wilt fungus to the tree. Puncture wound * are cuts made by round, sharp objects such as needles or nails - generally painful and associated with redness and swelling - very dangerous because they inject bacteria deep into the tissues * can be deceptive in appearance - serious because there's no natural drainage of the wound * have a way of happening to the most unsuspecting people in hospitals. * is injuries. Serious wound * involve damage to blood vessels. * lead to infection.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| injury \| wound: Snakebite * Most snakebites are subcutaneous - the direct result of harassing snakes - their bite defensive reaction * Most snakebites result from startling, handling, or harassing snakes - stepping on or handling snakes * are a serious cause of morbidity and occasional mortality in the Untied States - bite wounds - diseases - more common than burns or strychnine poisoning - notorious for causing abscesses - rare, occurring mostly when people attempt to handle snakes * can be from any number of snakes, both venomous and non-venomous. * occur despite precautions. * take places. * usually occur because of accidental or deliberate contact. Stigmata * are wounds. * explores concepts of beauty, self-determination and the outer limits of female sexuality. * is wound * lasts for years or an entire lifetime. Surgical wound * All surgical wounds create inflammation and it necessary prerequisite to normal tissue repair. * Most surgical wounds following removal of the skin cancer are circular - require little or no care beyond observation and simple hygiene Wrench * Use a short, steady pull with a wrench. * are hand tools - industrial equipment * are located in cabinets - garages - repair shops - nickel-chome plated to resist rust and corrosion - the cause of many cut and skinned knuckles * is an injury Wrist injury * Wrist injuries are the most common type of inline skating injury - tend to zap power * is the number one injury in skateboarding, usually a sprain or a fracture.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Intoxication * Most intoxications are caused by ingestion - result from ingestion * Neptunian quality which includes alchohol and recreational drugs. * Some intoxications cause death - result in death - exhilaration * can cause users to feel confident when they are impaired - heighten disorientation and impede escape - induce nausea, vomiting, dizziness, lethargy, respiratory depression, and coma - last only a few minutes or several hours if inhalants are taken repeatedly - lead people to do dangerous things - readily lead to overdose * cause regret. * does make people less able to make thoughtful decisions about sex or anything else - some people more aggressive * is at the root of many crimes and accidents - defined by statute at a specified blood-alcohol ratio - grounds to suppress statements - just as really produced by wine, beer, and cider as by stronger drinks - more common around dump sites for old motors, vehicles, lubricants, and paints - often a factor in incidents of harassment - the effect of alcohol on the body * never occurs suddenly. * occurs when higher doses are taken - with the first drink of alcohol and merely increases with each additional drink * refers to the degree to which functionality is impaired. * seems to have originated in connec- tion with the religious and social consciousness - hinder genital blood flow in both men and women * state when a person's physical or mental ability is impaired. * temporary state that is brought on by the use of alcohol. ### condition \| intoxication: Caffeinism * is an intoxication * stimulated condition of chronic poisoning due to over-indulgence of caffeine. Cocaine intoxication * is much briefer than amphetamine intoxication, requiring more frequent dosing - poisoning of the body by use of too much cocaine * occurs when a person smokes, snorts, or injects too much cocaine. Cyanide poisoning * can occur very quickly and with deadly results. * refers to harmful effects of inhaling hydrogen cyanide or of ingesting cyanides. Ergotism * are diseases * can also cause severe constriction of blood vessels, resulting in gangrene. * causes constrictions in blood vessels leading to the hands and feet. - caused by eating bread made from purple ergot-contaminated rye flour - discussed in the Old Testament of the Bible - probably the oldest known mycotoxicosis - still a major livestock poisoning problem - the clinical syndrome caused by the genera of fungi, Claviceps Lead intoxication * fairly common problem in pet birds. * impairs the generation of a delayed type hypersensitivity response. Mercury poisoning * can cause brain damage, birth defects, liver disorders, and other ailments. * can cause neurological and reproductive problems - disorders or even death - result in numbness, staggered walk, tunnel vision, and brain damage * causes damages to the central nervous system. * goes on for many years. - diseases - insidious * rare cause of hypertension in children. Pesticide poisoning * can be fatal. * causes immune system damage including autoimmune disease. * continues to occur among workers using flea-control products. * growing form of environmental pollution. * occurs most commonly through skin contact. Severe intoxication * can result in seizures, coma and death. * produce hyperthermia, mental status changes, and pulmonary edema. Water intoxication * can occur after drinking as little as three litres - if young infants are given too much plain water * occurs when there is too much fluid in the body. * refers to the rare condition when body water contents are too high. Invagination * is driven by cell shape changes. * is the local inward buckling of an epithelial sheet - an epithelium * occurs due to a cluster of cells burrowing inward.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Irradiation * Most irradiations take place in air in the external beam. * also breaks down amino acids and essential fatty acids - can lengthen shelf life, particularly in fruits and vegetables - causes cosmetic changes - destroys vitamins, enzymes, and beneficial bacteria - extends the shelf life of certain foods by preventing spoilage - inactivates food spoilage organisms, including bacteria, molds, and yeasts - inhibits the spoilage of foods, stretching the world's available food supply - kills insects and parasites without the use of chemical pesticides - stimulates aflatoxin production - tears into the enzyme profile * can add more color to colored diamonds, certain other gemstones and pearls - affect the nutritional value of foods * can also kill T. spiralis - make food safer to eat - be the answer to the current woes of the herbal industry in Malaysia - extend the shelf-life of foods in a number of ways - improve the quality, variety and safety of foods for the consumer - make contaminated food safer by killing harmful micro organisms - provide a means to reduce food loss and the risk of food-borne diseases - reduce vitamin and nutrient content - treat raw foods * causes chemical changes - some minor changes in food, all of which have been found to be benign * changes the vinyl from a thermoplastic to a thermosetting material. * compounds vitamin loss from cooking. * controversial practice. * creates free radicals, damaged DNA, damaged vitamins and enzymes. * depletes anti-oxidant vitamins in food, which help regenerate the liver. * destroys disease-causing bacteria like salmonella - essential vitamins and creates carcinogenic chemicals in food - insects, fungi or bacteria that cause human disease or cause food to spoil - the healthful bacteria in food * different form of energy. * differs drastically from sunlight and microwave ovens. * does cause changes in food, all of which have been found to be benign. * eliminates urinary incontinence as a post-treatment effect. * exposes foods to tiny amounts of electron beams or gamma rays that kill deadly bacteria - electron beams or gamma rays that kill deadly bugs * extends the shelf life of half- ripe pineapples by about one week. * food preservation technology whereby food is exposed to ionizing energy - safety tool above and beyond regulatory requirements * forms new chemicals in food called radiolytic products. * generates color centers. * harmful result of many imported items. * has advantages for the industry, including a longer shelf life for food - the potential to adversely effect the health of our family * helps strawberries stay good to eat - to keep our food safer, and also helps to prevent it from spoiling or sprouting * induces a characteristic odor in meat known as irradiation odor. * involves bombarding the ingots with neutrons for precise periods - passing food through an enclosed chamber where it is exposed to high energy * is also environmentally dangerous. * is an effective tool for reducing or eliminating foodborne bacteria and other organisms - established process with clearly documented safety and efficacy * is another term being touted in the media - word for radiant energy, which is energy moving through space in waves - done at room temperature with all inputs shorted - exposure to radiant energy or radiation - generalization - illusion - ineffective against viruses * is just like other forms of cooking - one part of a comprehensive strategy for improving food safety - known as a cold process - only one of many processes that can be used to prevent foodborne illness - produced in one of two ways - recommended upon tumor progression despite hormonal analogue blocking agents - seen as the silver bullet for the future - similar to sending luggage through an airport scanner - simply a pasteurization process - something new in the ongoing fight against food poisoning - spread * is the best way to kill salmonella bacteria in fresh chicken - cheapest insurance a food establishment can buy - practice of using low levels of radiation to increase the shelf life of food - process of exposing products to gamma energy to kill bacteria - use of ionizing energy on foods - used as a type of pasteurization to kill bacteria that can contaminate meat * is used in food production and processing to promote food safety - some countries to kill food bacteria and extend shelf life - on a small portion of U.S. foods, mostly spices and some poultry products * is used to kill bacteria on produce and meats - sterilize medical products like syringes and surgical gloves - to.kill insects and bacteria, and to prevent sprouting and slow ripening - very effective inactivating all kinds of harmful bacteria * kills bacteria and parasites that can cause disease in humans - lethal bacteria in food and keeps it fresher longer * kills microorganisms by different mechanisms than does conventional heating - that spoil food * makes food radioactive no more than a dental X-ray makes teeth radioactive - it possible to keep food longer and in better condition - no changes in the fruit except for killing the fly larvae and retarding spoilage - the nutrition of raw food similar to that of cooked food * occurs when all or part of the body is exposed to radiation from an unshielded source. * pasteurizes food by using energy, just as milk is pasteurized using heat. * penetrates food to kill bacteria and extends the shelf life of food. * prevents sprouting in potatoes and onoion. * process of exposing food to high energy gamma rays - which uses a short microwave blast to kill harmful bacteria * produces almost no discernable changes in the food itself - both types while chemical carcinogens only produce the former - virtually no heat within food and changes flavor and texture very little * promotes carelessness and discourages the efforts to produce clean food. * reduces the nutritional value of food as well. * results in a safe and high-quality processed foodproduct. * runs metal detectors in food processing facilities. * safe and effective technology that can prevent foodborne illnesses - efficient process for electronically pasteurizing food and other products - process for eliminating harmful bacteria in or on meats * significantly depletes some key nutrients and vitamins - lowers the nutritive value of food * sterilization tool. * suppresses proliferation of lymphocytes contained in the transfused blood. * technology that is fraught with problems. * useful tool for reducing disease risk. * uses tiny doses of gamma rays or X-rays to kill bacteria. * well known anti-angiogenic therapy.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| irradiation: Food irradiation * can prevent avoidable losses of food supply - illness and deaths associated with contamination of the food supply * carries numerous side effects. * complement to the food industry's already safe food manufacturing practices. * destroys vitamins and makes food less nutritious. * eliminates the cost of separate transport for refrigerated food items. * exposes food to high levels of radiant energy to kill dangerous microorganisms. * has several purposes. * involves treating certain types of food with ionising energy or radiation. * is one tool for improving food safety by killing pathogenic microorganisms - perhaps the most thoroughly investigated food processing technology - surely the most studied of all food processes or additives * is the controlled process of treating foods with ionizing radiation - treatment of food by a certain type of energy - used extensively in many countries * means to keep meat cheap, and producers free of legal liability. * process that kills harmful microorganisms. * processing treatment applied to food. * safe and effective processing method for enhancing the safety of food - way to pasteurize and sterilize many foods * safe, simple and relatively inexpensive process to make foods safer. * technology that can add an extra measure of safety to foods. * utilizes penetrating radiation, which sanitizes throughout the meat or poultry. * way of preserving food, similar to canning or pasteurization. Microwave irradiation * affects radialarm maze performance in the rat. * is non-ionizing and impacts molecular rotation and ion migration.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| irradiation: Phototherapy * Phototherapies are radiotherapy. * becomes less effective with age and children can become non-compliant with treatment. * can promote the excretion of unconjugated bilirubin by an unknown process. * form of treatment using artificial light. * increases the fluid requirements of the baby. * involves a combination of medications and ultraviolet light. * involves the exposure of bare skin to intense fluorescent light - use of bright light * is also useful in a wide variety of other dermatological problems - comparable to the light received on a clear day a half-hour after sunrise * long-term treatment for psoriasis, vitiligo, and other skin conditions. * uses light that penetrates the skin and destroys the bilirubin - to kill cancer cells * well understood, time proven method of achieving remission in a majority of cases. * works via the eyes. Ultraviolet irradiation * causes ventralization. * induces the production of multiple cytokines by human corneal cells.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Irritation * Most irritation causes eye damage - inflammation - permanent eye damage * Most irritation is caused by air pollution * Some irritation is caused by acid - allergies - diarrhea - insects - larvae - saliva * also can be due to mechanical causes, as well as chemical causes. * associates with infection - respiratory infection - tract infection * associates with upper respiratory infection * can, in some species of wood, lead to nettle rashes or irritant dermatitis. * causes damage * causes permanent damage * is abnormalities. - classed as a non allergic condition - created by dissatisfaction - discomfort - frustrations - how pearls are formed - increased when the drug is applied to broken or irritated skin - most common in products with an alcohol base - nothing but a way that an organ reacts to an external agent or stimulus - sensitization * mental condition * triggers responses - strong responses ### condition \| irritation: Bummer * extend to wives and girlfriends and caddies and friends. * is irritation	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| irritation: Chronic irritation * can cause pain, swelling and tearing of the rotator cuff - thickening of the skin - lead to ulcerations * causes a build-up of soft tissue and underlying bone in the area. * is also likely to cause a thickening of the mucous layer. Eye irritation * Most eye irritation causes eye damage. * Most eye irritation causes permanent damage * Most eye irritation is caused by air pollution * causes damage - characteristic of ozone pollution - exacerbated during the night - likely if rubbed into the eyes * occurs when chloramines build up. * seems the main symptom during passive exposure to cigarette smoke. Mechanical irritation * Most mechanical irritation causes inflammation. * accounts for the majority of unpleasant reactions due to plant exposure. ### condition \| irritation \| mucous body part: Membrane irritation * Mucous membrane irritation associates with infection - respiratory infection - tract infection * Mucous membrane irritation associates with upper respiratory infection - respiratory tract infection Mucous irritation * associates with infection * associates with upper respiratory infection Restlessness * causes a desire to hikes. * is irritation - mobility - nervousness - overcome by developing contentment, which is the opposite of fault-finding - part of the human condition, especially today with so much emphasis on activism * often fosters aggression and backbiting. Jumble * are thin, ring-shaped sugar cookies. * is disorder Lack * All lack leaves, roots, flowers, and other organ structures that characterize higher plants. * affects development. * causes hormonal imbalance, anaemia, and imbalance of other vitamins - problems * leads to behavioral problems - medical problems - ocular problems * leads to serious behavioral problems - vision problems * limits ability. * oxygenated blood makes the affected area of skin pale, often with a bluish tinge. ### condition \| lack: Mineral deficiency * Mineral deficiencies are lack - more likely to occur in swine than in other farm animals - the main cause of all sickness, disease and chronic ailment - can also cause many health problems - cause stunted growth and reproductive problems * causes problems in a wide variety of structures and processes i. * is lack Light condition * Some light conditions prevent photosynthesis. * affect the manner in which surfaces and objects within a given space are perceived. * are generally best for growing at one-half full sunlight. * change during the course of the day. * impact the growth pattern of pale-yellow iris. Madness * death of one's identity. * is insanity - the order of the day * occurs due to the grieve of a loss. * plays a role from beginning to end. * social definition. * subjective label. ### condition \| madness: Midnight madness * is an event to signify the official start of the college basketball season. * tradition with many college basketball programs. Mechanisation * is an integral and major component of modern agriculture and land management. * means a change of energy sources, and often a net increase of the use of energy. Mechanization * limits the necessity of physical activity required to function in society. * means coal companies can dig more coal with fewer workers.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Medical condition * Many medical conditions can cause a change in a cat's litter box habits - behavior problems - bladder problems - psychiatric symptoms - impact dental treatment - have signs and symptoms similar to a heart attack - mimic behavioral problems - require certain diets as well as medication * Most medical conditions affect growth. * Most medical conditions are associated with a cause, but bipolar disorder is different - caused by deficiencies - exacerbated by smogs * Most medical conditions cause similar symptoms * Most medical conditions require diets - treatments * Some medical conditions affect birds - dogs - patients * Some medical conditions are caused by diets - more common, especially diabetes, thyroid problems and asthma - associated with asbestos include asbestosis and various types of cancer * Some medical conditions can cause symptoms of depression as well as some medications - make a horse more likely to founder, such as low thyroid - weaken the body s normal ability to fight infection * Some medical conditions cause death - nasal congestion - obesity - change the way drugs are used in the body - contribute to death - disrupt our sleep - improve, allowing people to do some type of work - interfere with ability - kill dogs - make blepharoplasty more risky - require steroids * are caused by deficiencies - events * can influence mood. * include injuries - severe injuries * lead to problems. * treated with cannibas include cancer, glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, and epilepsy. + Suicide, Risk factors, Medical conditions: Law :: Medical emergencies :: Social sciences * Many medical conditions can cause psychiatric symptoms. The major medical conditions which may cause psychiatric symptoms in order of frequency were infectious, pulmonary,Coffman K. Psychiatric issues in pulmonary disease Clin North Am. PMID 11912946 thyroid, diabetic, hematopoietic, hepatic and CNS diseases. Mental condition * Most mental conditions affect people. * Most mental conditions require attention - medical attention ### condition \| mental condition: Agitation * also helps prevent over-exposure to the sun. * can also have negative effects on people with dementia and their families - cause some fluids to change their viscosity * distributes the crystal forming nuclei and hastens crystallization. * is disturbances - feelings - motion - the physical act of scrubbing the carpets - turbulence - used to provide water action removing soil and dirt in top loaders ### condition \| mental condition \| agitation: Dither * Dithering process which allows many colors to be represented by a few. * are agitation. * can alter the image s appearance. * is agitation<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| mental condition \| agitation: Fret - bars - bronze blades setted in the fingerboard - close to jumbo size - metal pieces cut into the fret fingerboard at specific distances - part of guitars - smooth, no sharp edges * cause frets. * mark the locations of notes along the musical scale. * are mounted on the long necks of the instrument. The frets help the musician playing the instrument to know where to place their fingers on the instrument. * divide the neck into sections related to a musical framework. On instruments such as guitars, each fret marks one semitone in the standard western system where one octave is divided into twelve semitones. ### condition \| mental condition \| agitation \| shake: Camera shake * is the sign of an amateur at work. * major course of blurred images. * result of noticeable movement of the camera that is seen on the film.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| mental condition \| agitation \| shake \| frappe: Sorbet * Many sorbets also are lactose-free. * are also great for the seet tooth - completely fat free and containing no milk products - dessert - fat-free and sherbets contain just a small amount of fat - food - frozen dessert - smooth frozen ices made without milk or other dairy products - smooth, whereas granitas are coarse Water ice * can provide drinking water, oxygen and hydrogen for use as rocket fuel. * has high albedo. * is an example of a solid that becomes liquid when it is heated gradually - ice - made up of hydrogen and oxygen, two elements vital to human life and space operations - relatively refractory - simply frozen water - suspected to be in abundance at the poles - very scarce and is concentrated in the polar caps Anhedonia * complete inability to experience pleasure or enjoyment. * is the loss of interest in and withdrawal from regular and pleasurable activities. * means a lack of pleasure in all or most activities. Birth trauma * appears to be the main aetiological factor in congenital muscular torticollis. * is also common due to fetal macrosomia. * mental condition Fugue * Some fugues appear to protect the person from suicidal or homicidal impulses. * are classical music. Mental disease * All mental disease is connected with the intake of unwholesome impressions. * are patterns of personal conduct, unwanted by the self or others. * impact upon the vital forces that maintain physical health.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| mental condition: Mental illness * All mental illnesses involve psychotic episodes. * Many mental illnesses are characterized by certain forms of unwanted automatic behaviour - chronic and debilitating - widespread - begin during childhood or the teenage years * Many mental illnesses have their basis in nutrition, especially niacin deficiency - roots in chemical imbalances * Most mental illness is chronic. * Most mental illnesses are chronic with exacerbations and periods of remissions - hereditary and some are chemically related - have definite causes and require care and treatment - require treatments - run in families and are due to genetic predisposition * Some mental illnesses are due to chemical imbalances in the brain - more prevalent in some families, suggesting a hereditary link * abounds and some women are committing suicide by taking caustic soda. * accounts for more than half the total youth disease burden to the community. * affect the brain, the most complex organ in the human body. * affects all ages, ethnic groups and genders - approximately one in four people throughout their lifespan - every aspect of an individual's life and can have far-reaching consequences - hundreds of millions of people nationwide - more than half of the elderly population in the United States - most extended American families * affects one of four families in America - out of four families in America - virtually every social aspect of the community * afflicts a large part of the population. * appear to undermine the concept of freewill. * are biological brain diseases which interfere with normal brain chemistry - disorders that can be treated successfully - conditions wherein treatment exists - biologically-based brain disorders * are brain diseases, biologically based - disorders, treatment works and is affordable and discrimination is wrong - common and treatable - commons - destructive, disabling, and all too often, lethal - devastating - diseases of the brain, an organ of the body - disorders affecting one or more functions of the mind - extremely varied - health problems - just like many other illnesses * are more common than cancer and heart disease combined - or heart disease - cancer, diabetes, or heart disease - physical illnesses * are real health conditions - illnesses that affect real people from all walks of life * are real, common, and treatable - diagnosable and treatable - seen as the result of evil spirits and are treated with prayer * biological brain disease which interferes with normal brain chemistry * brain disease that can be treated and managed very successfully. * can KILL. * can affect anyone at any time - anyone, regardless of their age, economic status, race or gender - family, work or social activities * can affect people of any age, including children and young teens - race, or walk of life * can affect persons of all ages and can occur in any family - any age - children, adolescents, adults and the elderly * can affect persons of any age, and they can occur in any family - including children and adolescents - race, religion, or income - also impair mental functioning * can be a bar to keeping a driving licence - just as debilitating and life threatening as physical diseases - cause temporary loss of capacity - devastate an entire family * can happen to anyone - children, teens, adults, or older adults - impact individuals at any and all ages - occur in anyone, at any time, and it requires adequate and appropriate care - put people in mortal danger - result in a lessening capacity for coping with ordinary demands of life - strike any family * cause prejudice. * causes a disturbance in thinking, feeling, and relating - lack of symmetry to the oval shape of the lower mental aura * chemical imbalance in the brain. * comes in many forms. * common affliction. * comprise a set of clinical syndromes of bewildering complexity and suffering. * creeps into one's life slowly. * deeply uncomfortable subject for people. * develop during the life of a person. * disease and can be treated. * disease of the brain and can be stabilized with proper care and treatment - which can, and does, bankrupt families * disorder of the functioning of the mind. * enters the lives of at least one in four families. * family illness, it affects the whole family. * field in which labeling can have quite devastating consequences. * fills more hospital beds than cancer, lung and heart disease combined. * forces temporary cessation of writing. * goes much further than what a doctor or psychiatrist says on paper. * has a pervasive impact on offspring during their early years - catastrophic effects on patients, their families, and our society - no clearly defined state of normality with which it can be contrasted * have a significant impact on personal and social productivity - physical causes * impact many people without regard to age, income, or profession. * impose a multibillion dollar burden on the economy each year - multibillion-dollar burden on the economy each year * interferes with emotion, thought processes, behaviour and perception. * is about pain - also present - an illness that affects or is manifested in a person's brain * is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain - family stress or other life traumas - indwelling demonic spirits - physical disorders, chemical imbalances and neurological illness - characterised by disordered thinking and loss of goal-directed activity - common - more common than cancer, diabetes, or heart disease - common, very common - contagious - devastating to all persons and their families - different from mental retardation - disease of the brain wherein brain processes are profoundly altered - fairly prevalent in the Jewish community - hard for families to understand and deal with - highly treatable - incurable - indeed among the most poorly treated of all diseases - just like a physical illness - mental illness, it is also the same as physical and spiritual illness * is more common than cancer, diabetes or heart disease - lung, and heart disease combined - many people realise, affecting one in four of the population - the general public thinks or knows - mysterious and scary, and sufferers have long been shut away - never an easy illness to live with - no different than physical illness - nothing to be afraid of * is often an important factor in major life events of affected persons - misunderstood - the basis for suicide - transient and can come and go in people's lives - transient, coming and going in people's lives * is one of the major afflictions of mankind that has had little support in the past - most serious problems facing our society - particular area where such widespread abuse has been reported - our attachment to thinking - painful and can have devastating effects on a person's life if untreated - quite common, quite treatable and quite often, temporary - rampant among confined animals - rife - said to be the nation's number one health problem * is seen as demon possession - non-life threatening - serious and requires individualized treatment as well as supportive services - something that happens to someone - synonymous with Mental retardation * is the largest co-occurring disorder in persons with known prenatal alcohol exposure - most painful of all human illnesses * is the second leading cause of disability and early death in developed countries - disability and premature death in the United States - disability and premature mortality - term that refers collectively to all diagnosable mental disorders - three times more common than cancer - treatable and a person can be restored to effective living - very rare and unusual * knows no age, income level, race or gender - social, economic or racial barriers - socioeconomic, gender, or racial boundaries * leading cause of disability in the United States - health problem in the United States today * major public health concern. * matter of choice. * means among other things functional insufficiency of some structures - being locked up for life * medical disease. * moral failing, a divine punishment, or demon possession. * multi-factorial problem. * occurs because of changes both inside and outside of a person - in one in five families - when the brain becomes ill * personal failure, a sin. * remain unchecked and venereal disease runs rampant. * requires a similar vigilance for preventing relapse. * resulst from changes in the brain. * serious healthcare problem. * sign of weakness. * source of great fear in the general public. * steals years of quality and productive life from the working population. * strikes people from all walks of life - young and old, rich and poor. * take a variety of forms. * thought disorder, mood disorder, or combination of both. * topic no one seems to want to talk about. * touches nearly every American family. * very difficult and trying disease - real medical disorder + Automatic behaviour: Symptoms :: Nervous system :: Psychology * A 'mental illness' is an illness of the mind. People with a mental illness may behave in strange ways, or have strange thoughts, in their view or the view of others. Mental illnesses develop during the life of a person. This may be linked to genes and experience. What is considered as a mental illness has changed over time. What is considered to be a mental illness may not be one in a different culture.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| mental condition: State of mind * All states of mind are motor in their consequences. * States of mind are films - tend to exclude each other to some extent * mental condition Mental health condition * affect people. * require attention - medical attention<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Mental state * Every mental state is affected by brain chemistry, from sleep to euphoria. * Many mental states seem to be experienced subjectively in different ways by different individuals. * are actually brain states - dependent on brain states - identical to physical states * are just brain states - variable rates of neuron firing - merely by-products of material changes, but in no way modify the latter * are physical states of the brain * can cause changes in physical states and vice versa. * cause behaviour. * have semantics. * increase or decrease the susceptibility to externally induced disease. Mess * Comes from the Latin word 'mensa' meaning a table or the Gothic 'mesa' meaning a dish of food. * Most messes are caused by individuals. - dining rooms * are located in apartments - closets - desks - tables - meals - situations of disorder, conflict and incompletion * can include finances, relationships, physical well-being, agreements and legal contracts. * is disorder Meteorological condition * Most meteorological conditions affect light. * Some meteorological conditions affect patterns. * are dominant factors dictating the evolution of wildfires - environmental conditions * can alter the perception of an object - be change to almost infinite variations * play an important role in the performance of modern large telescopes. Mosaicism * are conditions. * can occur in many ways and take many forms. * is hard to establish clinically because our body has so many cells - thought to be the result of an error in cell division soon after conception * occurs when some of the cells in the body contain an extra chromosome. Musculoskeletal condition * affect children and adults - hundreds of millions of people worldwide * have an enormous impact on society.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Mystery * Many mysteries remain in eukaryotic genome evolution. * Mysteries are a popular genre of fiction - about passions and desires - located in universes - perplexity - puzzles and they are waiting to be solved - stories - involve life * fabrication of the personalities that believe in it. * has a logic, an order of being and knowing that supersedes the limitations of empiricism. * is also fundamental to religious life - an inescapable ingredient of mathematics - fundamental to Catholic rituals - inherent in both the nature of things and the nature of rationality - part of faith and worship - said to be the beginning of all intellectual thought including philosophy and science ### condition \| mystery: Mystery shopping * is the gold standard for evaluating customer service. * type of service audit. Nakedness * can, in short, refer both to vulnerability and suffering or to pure authenticity. * gives rise to sustitutes. * is about disclosure and lived sexuality - perceived as a threat - the human animal's natural condition and contributes to physical and emotional health * sin that brings on so many other sins. * symbol of free-mindedness, a challenge to conformity and convention. Necessity * Necessities are by definition goods that consumers have to buy. * is also the mother of education - frequently the mother of invention - said to be the mother of invention * is the argument of tyrants and the creed of slaves - consequence of fate - mother of all sorts of inventions - plea of every infringement of human freedom * leads to development. ### condition \| necessity: Medical necessity * is determined by the primary care physician. * is the explanation of why skilled treatment is necessary - mother of public policy	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| necessity: Urgency * is caused in the individual when the individual is on the Beltway - importance * refers to how quickly action is required.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Need * are a function of what other people have - capable of openers - conditions - contexts - deficiencies that a person experiences at a particular time - natural desires, the same in all human beings, for they are inherent in human nature - necessity - strong in every child, and children are, by nature, sensitive to their own needs * are the basic forces that motivate a person to do something - deficiencies of personality or abilities - things where our physical or spiritual survival is at stake * cause a desire to buys. * refer to functionally related categories of behaviors. * represent what people perceive as deprivation. ### condition \| need: Human need * are constant through all human cultures and across historical time periods. * create patterns of activity and movement locally and worldwide. * exist objectively, and are the same for all people. Nutrient need * can differ from farm to farm, depending on the composition of the water supply. * differ from person to person, just as one person is different from the next. Nutritional need * are unique to every individual. * continue to change at each stage of life. * vary by age.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| need: Physiological need * are important from the time a person is born and throughout their entire life. * are the lowest in the hierarchy and include sleep, food, etc - most basic needs people experience - physical requirements for human survival + Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Physiological Level * People are often not aware when there physiological needs are being met. However, when these needs are not met it becomes very obvious. For example, most humans do not think about each inhale and exhale they take. This satisfies their need to breathe. However, if the oxygen supply were cut off, all people would immediately become aware of the need to breathe. Physiological needs are important from the time a person is born and throughout their entire life. The Surgical Technologist, 347-353. Psychological need * are as essential to our existence as physical needs like water, air and food. * can distort what people perceive and do. Neurological condition * Many neurological conditions are much more prevalent in males than in females. * Some neurological conditions affect hedgehogs - larynxes	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Nightmare * Some nightmares occur in workplaces. * A 'nightmare' very powerful dream that the sleeper finds disturbing. Nightmares usually have either physiological causes, like a high fever, or psychological ones, like trauma or stress in the sleeper's life. Nightmares are common, but nightmares that happen very often can cause problems with sleep. They may cause people to get medical help. * are a common part of childhood - normal part of almost all children's lives - signal from the unconscious that something is amiss with our psychic well being - way for the mind to explore darkness in the safety of sleep - also involved with physical illness, which includes high fever * are an extension of normal dreaming and a natural part of a child's development - indication of a fear that needs to be acknowledged and confronted - bad dreams - bad, unpleasant dreams - common in children - different from sleep terrors * are dreams that develop a frightening plot twist - which scare or shock people - with vivid and disturbing content * are frightening dreams that usually awaken the sleeper from REM sleep - events for the entire family and occur sporadically in many children - that occur during REM sleep - inevitable in children - long, frightening dreams that often wake the sleeper - more common within the first two hours of sleep * are most common in the early morning - when the child goes to bed in a state of anxiety or stress - likely to occur during REM sleep - ordinary events after great traumatic disasters - perhaps the most common form of sleep disturbance - relatively common during childhood * are scary dreams followed by complete awakening - simply dreams that take a frightening twist - situations - the only dreams some people remember - traumatic events - very common among children and fairly common among adults * are vivid, disturbing dreams that have a high fear component - frightening dreams that affect children and adults * can also signify deeply rooted psychological problems - make the dreamer afraid to sleep - take many different forms * do happen, and they happen big time. * generally occur in the early morning hours. * happen frequently in childhood, especially between the ages of three and six. * have a surprisingly high recall rate when compared to other sleep phenomena. * occur during the REM sleep - dream phase of sleep known as REM sleep - in all races and cultures - mostly during the second half of a night's sleep - quite commonly in young children * often follow a traumatic event such as bereavement, a disaster or a violent attack - happen after a stressful physical or emotional event * raise the pulse rate and step up metabolism in the brain. * take place during light sleep. * tend to be more common among children and decrease in frequency toward adulthood. * top the list of children's stress symptoms. * typically occur during REM sleep. * usually happen during REM sleep - occur late in the night as the periods of REM sleep grow longer + Dream: Everyday life :: Psychology :: VOA Special English words * Nightmares are dreams which scare or shock people. Nightmares are usually based around that person's everyday fears, like spiders or dark places, but even a dream that's not about those things can feel unpleasant. Optimal condition * Most optimal conditions refer to conditions. * promote growth. Orphanage * -Pray for orphanages throughout the world. * are charity - expensive and remove children from their own environment - institutions - organizations * home where the children who had lost their parents live. * provide support and care to orphan children.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Osteoporosis * Most osteoporosises affect individuals - have causes * accounts for more than one million fractures a year in the U.S. alone. * affects about one out of two women over a lifetime. * affects both men and women and occurs when the body fails to form new bone - women, however it is more common in women - jaw bones as much as long bones and the spine - millions of people, mostly women - more women than men - most women to some degree - mostly older women, but older men can get it too - one in three women and one in ten men - only women - persons of all ages * afflicts more people than any other bone disease - one in two females and one in three males over the age of sixty in Australia * also major health concern of seniors. * are bone diseases - pathology * becomes more common with age. * begins in childhood. * begins long before estrogen levels fall and accelerates for a few years at menopause - oestrogen levels fall, and accelerates for a few years at menopause * big problem in the elderly, particularly women. * bone disease in which bones become thinner. * bone disease that causes bones to become brittle and break very easily - is quite common, especially in older women - disorder in which bone matter becomes thinner and weaker * bone-thinning disease that leads to bone fractures. * bone-weakening disease that leads to fractures and tooth loss * can accelerate bone loss, which can lead to dentures at an earlier age. * can affect anyone regardless of sex or race - anyone, however - more than just the bones * can also affect men - cause a hump in the upper back, often referred to as a dowager's hump - causes spine fractures - increase the risk of hip fractures, a major problem for older people * can be a life-threatening disease - tragic disease - due to calcium deficiency - hereditary - begin as early as adolescence * can cause a great deal of suffering, and it can also increase the risk of death - fractures to bones like wrists and hips and also weaken the jawbone - shortening of the spine or a humped back * can cause the hip to become brittle and bone to disintegrate - spine to bend and makes bones more likely to break * can lead to enhanced bone fragility and an increase in the risk of fracture - fractures after little or no trauma - fracturing as the bone density decreases with age - life-threatening complications - loss of height and deformity - severe bone fracture * can result in a high risk of bone fractures and collapse of the vertebrae - vertebral fractures, which cause a stooping-over of the spine - strike at any age * causes a decrease in bone mass, often referred to as thinning of bone - bone breakdown, that can lead to multiple fractures and tooth loss * causes bones to become more fragile and break easier - porous, dangerously brittle, and prone to breakage * causes bones to become thinner and break more easily - more porous - become, thin, weak and fragile and susceptible to fracture - break under normal use * causes bones to lose calcium and become more porous, thinner, and weaker - strength, becoming more fragile - thin and become more brittle and weak - weaken, resulting in a greater risk of fractures and other injuries - bones, especially in the hip, spine, and wrist, to become brittle * causes brittle bones and can lead to bone fractures, especially in active children - demineralisation of bones - major orthopedic problems in almost one third of post-menopausal women * causes more than a million hip fractures a year - one million fractures every year - pain, disability, and loss of independence - severe and unremitting bone pain - skeletal weakness * causes the bones to become so fragile that they break with just the slightest movement - weak and brittle - weaken and fracture under the slightest stress - loss of bone mass and strength - weak bones * chronic disease that can have a devastating effect on an individual's life. * chronic, progressive disease. * clinically detectable disease with bone densitometry. * common complication of anorexia nervosa. * common condition among older women and warfarin is widely used among older women - associated with menopause - that affects millions of people - consequence of organ transplantation - disease, especially in older women * common disorder affecting a large number of adults - among women * common problem faced by the old - later in life when there has been malnutrition - whose management is controversial - type of metabolic bone disease that is associated with low calcium levels * condition characterized by the progressive loss of and thinning of bone tissue. * condition in which bones become less dense, more brittle, and fracture easily - more porous and are susceptible to breaks - porous and fragile - thin after middle age - thin, fragile, and highly prone to fracture - weak, fragile, and brittle - lose calcium and become weakened and fragile * condition in which the bones become less dense and thus more fragile over time - weak, brittle, and prone to breaking - marked by decreased bone mass and decreased bone density * condition of abnormal bone modeling - bone mass loss that eventually results in fractures - decreased bone mass resulting in structural weakness of bone * condition of gradually weakening and increasingly brittle bones - having thin and brittle bones - loss of bone that can cause bones to get thinner and weaker - weakened bones due to loss of calcium and minerals - related to excessive bone loss and decreased bone density * condition that involves a reduction in bone mass - thinning of the bones and can lead to bone fractures - is characterized by decreased bone mass and density - only affects women - results from reduced bone mass - where bones become brittle and susceptible to breaks * condition, which causes the bones of postmenopausal women to become weak. * crosses all race, gender, and economic boundaries. * debilitating disease in which bones become fragile and are more likely to break - that affects millions of people every year * decline in bone mass - that is, in the total amount of bone substance. * decrease in bone mass and strength causing increased susceptibility to fractures - that leaves bones very fragile and susceptible to fractures - mineral density - the bone matrix, which leads to small holes in the bone tissue * deforms the skeletal structure. * degenerative bone disease that affects mostly post-menopausal women - primarily affects post-menopausal women - disease that leaves bones porous and fragile * depletes both the calcium salts and the protein in the bone. * develops as people age because their bones grow thinner and become less dense - because of an imbalance of bone formation and bone loss * develops over a period of years - often without any outward symptoms - slowly, and the seeds are sown in our youth * develops when bone removal occurs too quickly or if replacement occurs too slowly - resorption occurs too quickly or if replacement occurs too slowly - calcium is depleted from the bones faster than it can be replenished - more bone is dissolved than is formed * disabling disease that takes decades to develop. * disease associated with a gradual thinning and weakening of the bones - characterized by a decrease in bone mineral density * disease characterized by decreased bone density - mass, or weak bones - fragile bones - loss of strength and thickness of bone tissue - low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue - the loss of bone mass resulting in fractures - and can break easily - and more likely to break - thinner and more likely to break - reduced bone mass causes bones to break easily * disease in which the bones become brittle and weak - calcium content of bones has been depleted * disease of ageing and, although commoner in women, can occur in both sexes - bone that is characterized by a diminution in bone tissue mass - bone, leading to an increased risk of fracture - bones where they become weak and fragile in later life - elderly women - epidemic proportions, yet it is preventable - progressive bone loss associated with an increased risk of fractures * disease of the bones, characterized by a decrease in bone mass and density - skeletal system - skeleton in which bones become brittle and prone to fracture - thinning of the bones due to loss of calcium - thin bones that break easily * disease that affects the bones and leads to an increase in bone fractures - can be prevented * disease that causes bones to become porous and less dense - thin, weak and brittle - gradually become weaker and more brittle - weaken and break more easily - porous bones - the bones to become thin and brittle - characteristically afflicts postmenopausal women - comes with advancing age - hits women three times as frequently as men - reduces bone density, causing bones to become frail and brittle * disease that results from excess bone turnover - the removal of too much bone tissue by osteoclasts - where decreased bone strength increases the risk of a broken bone - which causes bones to become so fragile that they break easily - without symptoms * disorder characterised by the progressive thinning and weakening of the bones - of older women - that causes bones to become weak and prone to fracture * does become more common as people get older - occur in men, too, albeit less frequently than in women - strike women much more often than it does men * drains away bone mass over many years without warning to the patient or doctor. * drastic loss of bone mass and density that increasingly makes bone more fragile. * frequently leads to vertebral fractures, causing the spine to collapse. * generalized loss of bone that occurs throughout the skeleton - progressive diminution of bone density * generally occures without symtoms. * geriatric disease that has pediatric origins. * gradual process that begins long before menopause - thinning of bone tissue that strikes both aging humans and astronauts * growing problem as the world's population ages. * has many causes, both controllable and uncontrollable - multiple causes * has no symptoms and it progresses slowly - in the early stages * health threat to men and women. * increases the risk of fracture - fractures, especially of the spine, hip, and wrist * is abnormally low bone density, which increases the risk of fracture - about four times more common in women than in men * is also a disease that affects men with some frequency - an important cause of death among elderly people - common among older people, especially older women - present in healthy astronauts that are in microgravity for extended duration * is an absolutely preventable disease - age-related disorder that causes the gradual loss of bone density and strength - equal opportunity disease affecting both men and women at any age - extremely subtle and silent disease * is an important cause of morbidity in women - health issue, especially for women - indicator of the risk of fracture, but it is only one factor * is an increasing health care problem in all ageing communities - problem all over the world - ongoing condition of brittle bones becoming weaker * is another adult disease that results from a poor dietary vitamin D and calcium intake - concern for women - degenerative condition of aging, which frequently affects the back - hideous disease that affects many maturing women - potential side effect with high doses of corticosteroids - associated with falls and fractures, broken wrists and curved spines - asymptomatic before fractures occur - believed to be caused by several factors - both preventable and treatable - called the silent disease because until there fracture it causes no symptoms * is characterized by a breakdown of the cells that build strong bones - decrease in bone mass due to loss of bone matrix - loss of calcium from bone, especially the spine - an absolute decrease in bone mass of normal morphology - diminished bone strength with increased risk of fracture * is characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue - and the structural deterioration of bone tissue - non-tramatic fracture of bone as a result of low bone mass - the exaggerated loss of bone mass and by poor bone quality - thinning of bone tissue which can facilitate fractures - weak, brittle and porous bones * is classified as either primary or secondary - common in elderly people, particularly women - common, for example, in older women following menopause * is considered one of the potentially serious side effects of heparin therapy - to be a major public health problem - costly both in dollars and in human suffering - due to gradual loss of bone mass - easier to prevent than treat - eight times more common in women than men - essentially asymptomatic until a fracture occurs - excessive bone loss resulting in increased fracture risk - foremost a women's health problem - highly prevalent - increasingly widespread - indeed one of the most common chronic medical problems in the elderly - initially an asymptomatic disease * is known as a silent disease because it is asymptomatic until a fracture occurs - primarily as a disease that strikes the elderly and especially elderly women * is largely preventable and treatable - for most people - less common and less severe in men * is less common in men than in women for several reasons - men, but when it does occur it can have serious effects - prevalent in China even though calcium intake is low by American standards - mainly the result of osteoclast over-activity * is more closely related to menopause than to a woman's chronological age - common in white and Asian communities * is more common in women than in men - that in men and often occurs after menopause * is more prevalent among women than men * is most common among elders * is most common in postmenopausal Oriental and white women - the elderly, but building strong bones lifelong project - white and Asian women, especially slender women * is most common in women after menopause but elderly men are also commonly affected * is much easier to prevent than it is to treat * is now a preventable disease - serious epidemic in Britain - of great concern in North American women - often thought of an older persons disease, however it can strike at any age - on of the most feared long-term effects of steroid use - one of the biggest health concerns facing American society * is one of the main causes of fractured bones in older adults - complications of the postmenopause * is one of the most common chronic diseases - debilitating disesases in America today - disorders that is associated with insufficient calcium - side effects of long-term treatment with oral steroids - devastating consequences of steroid use - under-diagnosed disorders in medicine - three common silent killers that have plagued modern civilization - such condition that recognized major public health problem - painful - and can lead to severe disability and even premature death - painful, disfiguring, and debilitating - painless until a bone fracture occurs * is prevalent in the alcoholic population - islands among the aged * is preventable and treatable in most women - if bone loss is detected early - in both men and women when diagnosis is made early enough - primarily a disease of the elderly, resulting in the loss of bone mass - probably the single most prevalent problem of aging women - proven to be associated with estrogen deficiency - quite prevalent - rare among children and adolescents - responsible for more long term hospital care than any other individual disease - seen less often in men than in women for several reasons - similarly strongly genetic - still undiagnosed and untreated in lakhs of individuals * is the classic deficiency symptom of prolonged poor intake of calcium - debilitating bone loss disease which primarily affects women - direct effect of the loss of bone density - disease that causes bones to become thinner - end result of bone loss * is the excessive loss of bone tissue - calcium and matrix of bone - leading bone disease * is the loss of bone density or thinning of the bones - mineral density that can occur in menopausal women - calcium from bones * is the most common bone disease in the United States - in the world - disease, affecting one in three women and one in twelve men - disorder in America - cause of pathological fracture - condition for post-menopausal women - disease that affects bones - form of bone disease and is the leading cause of hip fractures * is the most common human bone disease, leading to hip and vertebral fractures * is the most common metabolic bone disease in seniors - disease in the industrialised world - devastating disease relating to poor calcium intake - prevalent bone disease affecting aging adults - number one pain producer in the female - progressive loss of bone density and the thinning of bone tissues - reduction of bone mass which ultimately leads to fractures after minimal trauma * is the result of long-term calcium imbalance - loss both mineralization and organic matrix of bone - resulting weakening of the bones associated with demineralization - same as arthritis - silent killer of modern medicine - state where our bones deteriorate at a rate faster than they are produced * is the thinning and thereby weakening of the bones that often occurs in elderly women - of bones in the skeletal system in the body - three to four times more common in woman than men - treatable and even preventable * is truly a devastating disease resulting in much pain and suffering - disease of modern medicine * is uncommon in China - men until after the age of seventy * is usually asymptomatic - silent until people reach their later years * is very common among older women and frequently asymptomatic - in Caucasian women, less so among other races * is when a person s bones have lost density and as a result are prone to fractures - there is an actual loss of bone tissue * is yet another deadly disease that affects mainly women - illness that often targets women * is, therefore, a disease of calcium loss rather than one of calcium lack. * leading cause of fractures of the spine, wrists and hips. * leads to a high risk of fractures - fractures of the spine, the wrist and the hips - fractures, loss of height, a hump-back appearance - weak bones due to excessive decrease in bone density * literally means 'porous bones' and is the result of a reduction in bone density * loss in bone mass and bone strength and major health problem. * loss of bone and bone strength where the bone becomes more fragile over time - mass and density producing fragile bones * major age-related disease. * major cause of disability in older people, especially women - fracture, pain, disability and death * major concern for non-white men and women - women over forty * major factor in broken hips in women who fall - most hip fractures - health problem, and carries with it a high risk of fracture - problem in our society * major public health concern - problem, though often unrecognized - risk factor for fractures in the elderly * makes the bones weak and brittle. * means porous bones - that bone disappears faster than it is replaced * meets the criteria of a major public health problem. * metabolic bone disorder characterized by a diffuse decrease in the amount of bone. * microarchitectural deterioration of bone. * mostly affects post-menopausal Caucasian women although all women can be affected. * occurs as women get older - bone matter is lost faster than it is grown - during space flight because of weightlessness - in women typically after the menopause when there is inadequate estrogen - later in life for African American women than for White women - more frequently in women than men - most frequently in women after menopause - over a long period of time and often goes undetected until the fracture occurs * occurs when bones become thin and brittle - calcium is lost from the bones and the bones weaken - osteoclast activity exceeds osteoblast activity * occurs when the amount of bone loss is greater than the amount of bone that's formed - imbalance in favor of bone loss becomes exaggerated - with aging in some people, particularly in post-menopausal women * offers unique challenges to older adults. * often causes curvature of the spine and broken bones in the hip and wrist - has no symptoms until the sufferer breaks a hip, a wrist or a bone in the spine - progresses unnoticed and without pain until a debilitating fracture occurs * painful disabling disease which causes bones to become brittle. * particularly serious problem for Europe's ageing population. * pediatric disease with geriatric consequences. * pervasive problem in the elderly. * potentially crippling disease that results in porous, brittle bones. * prevalent age-related disease characterized by decreased bone mass. * preventable and treatable disease * primarily affects post- menopausal women. * probably does occur, even with low doses of steroids. * problem among girls with eating disorders - as women age and the amount of estrogen in their systems decreases * produces no symptoms or warning signs until a fracture occurs. * progressive bone disease characterized by a decrease in bone mineral content. * provides a good example of how disease can affect a woman's quality of life. * puts a woman at an increased risk of bone fractures. * reduction in the amount of bone mass, related to bone fractures later in life. * refers to reduced bone mass, disruption of bone architecture and fragility fractures. * reflects serious systemic problems. * requires balancing the body. * result of an imbalance between bone resorption and bone formation. * resulting from drugs or another medical condition is known as secondary osteoporosis. * reversible disease. * serious and common complication of corticosteroid therapy at any age - disease and prevention is important * serious disease that decreases bone density - is treatable in most individuals * serious health problem that causes bones to lose mass and break easily - problem to be reckoned with among older folks - public health problem in the United States * serious, disabling condition of the bones. * significant contributor to broken bones in the elderly - problem that is usually preventable - side effect of long-term treatment with steroids * silent disease in which bones become fragile and more likely to break. * silent disease that leaches away bone tissue, leaving bones weak and brittle - progresses without symptoms until a fracture occurs * silent disease, however - sometimes going undetected for many years until a fracture occurs - risk factor for fracture just as hypertension is for stroke * silent, crippling, and often deadly disease - painless disease showing no symptoms until it has set in * skeletal disease which is characterized by low bone mass - disorder that reduces bone density, making a woman prone to fractures * slow progressive disease. * special problem for women. * symptom of the aging process. * takes a long time to develop. * tends to occur if hyperthyroidism left untreated - run in families * thinning of bone that can lead to fractures * treatable, and even preventable, disease - often preventable disease * usually goes unnoticed until a bone is broken - fractures in the spine of hip occurs * very common bone disease that affects older women and men - disorder affecting seven million people - complex disease where many different factors influence the rate of bone loss - debilitating disease, particularly in women - serious condition for millions of American women * very serious disease caused by a loss of calcification of the bone - in which bones become brittle and can break easily - that affects millions of the elderly, especially women * weakening of bone density. * weakens bones because of a decrease in bone density - the bone, thereby increasing the risk of bone fracture * widespread disease that is both life diminishing and life threatening.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Oxygen debt * occurs when cells have used up available supplies of oxygen. * temporary lack of oxygen availability due to sustained strenuous exercise.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Paralysis * Most paralysis affects muscles - overall performance - respiratory muscles * Most paralysis is caused by cord injuries * Most paralysis is caused by spinal cord injuries - leads to breathe difficulty * Some paralysis leads to death. * is most often caused by damage to the nervous system or brain, especially the spinal cord. Paralysis often includes loss of feeling in the affected area. * begins in the feet and legs, progressing upward to affect the wings and thoracic muscles - with cranial nerve involvement and progresses caudally to involve extremities * can affect certain parts of the body or it can result in nearly total paralysis - come in the form of apathy for the relationship, non-or miscommunication - lead to the secondary symptom of bedsores - range from small facial muscles to the entire body * caused by spinal cord injury is usually only temporary in humans. * common feature of tiger snake bites. * eventually occurs, resulting in death. * follows seizure activity. - common in one form or another - complete and irreversible paralysis of such limbs - disability - disfunction - due to loss of motor neurons from the spinal cord - dysfunction - loss of the ability to move a body part - more likely when infection occurs in older individuals - produced when the virus destroys motor neuron cell bodies * is the common symptom, usually of the throat muscles - extreme form of weakness - loss of muscle movement and coordination in some part of the body - result of over-activation of mutually inconsistent, polarized sets of interests - thought to have been the cause of death * occurs when nerves are damaged - to the muscles become infected with poliovirus - the spinal cord is severed - is much more than a physical ailment * picture of the result of sin. * prevents movement of one or more parts of the body. * requires active treatments * spreads throughout the body until death. * usually begins in the hindquarters and throat - happens within the first week - occurs as the disease progresses - results from spinal cord damage - starts in the throat, causing difficulty in swallowing ### condition \| paralysis: Muscle paralysis * Most muscle paralysis leads to breathe difficulty. * can be very worrying if one is conscious of it. * is dose-dependent and reversible. Muscular paralysis * Most muscular paralysis affects muscles * caused by nerve agents also affects the respiratory muscles.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| paralysis: Sleep paralysis * feeling of being conscious but unable to move. * happens more often that people admit. * has a co-relationship with catalepsy as it deems itself a variation of it. * involves the loss of muscle control when a person is waking up or falling asleep. * is diseases - rare, probably four times in the last couple of years * is the state of being awake, but being unable to speak or move - temporary inability to talk or to move when falling asleep or waking up * momentary inability to move when waking up or falling asleep. * refers to a temporary paralysis upon falling asleep or waking up - the inability to move upon falling asleep or waking up	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Pathological health problem * A health problem pathological state * Health problems are a major impediment to development and to globalisation - also economic problems * Health problems are caused by black mold - deficiencies - obesity * Health problems are caused by toxic black mold - associate with inflammation * Health problems can be due to both overeating and abstention from food - cause change in many different parts of life - develop as a result of carrying too much weight * Health problems can occur when blood sugars stay high - where eutrophic conditions interfere with drinking water treatment - with a predominantly fish-based diet - caused by mercury are most severe for a developing fetus and for young children - cost money in lost wages and health care costs - need care * Health problems occur when our lead intake exceeds the body's purifying abilities - the supply of cholesterol in the blood exceeds the body's demands for it * Health problems play a significant role in the quantity and quality of adults' sleep - in the quantity and quality of adults'sleep - relate to regions - related to drinking develop more quickly for women than men - relating to spine function and mobility tend to increase as people age * Health problems require attention - stem from the release of toxins into water - tend to cluster in groups and evolve over time * Many health problems are a result of allergic reactions to foods and environmental substances - associated with obesity - result from nutritional deficiencies or imbalances - stem from obesity * Most health problems are caused by black mold - toxic mold - associated with air toxics take years to develop - begin long before symptoms develop - have symptoms * Some health problems affect pets. * Some health problems are caused by air pollution - chemicals - cigarette smoke - arise from mold inhalation * Some health problems associate with alcohol - diets - drink alcohol - urination - bring lifestyle changes that affect eating * Some health problems cause illnesses - severe illnesses - know as atherosclerosis - occur in alsatians * Some health problems occur very soon after a harmful exposure - after a person inhales a toxic air pollutant * Some health problems relate to insulin metabolism + Obesity, Health issues: Health problems :: Physiques * Many health problems are associated with obesity. Type 2 diabetes. A woman with a BMI higher than 35 is 93 times more likely to develop diabetes. ### condition \| pathological health problem: Blood dyscrasia * are more likely in patients with serious concomitant illnesses. * cause bleeding due to inability of the blood to clot. * is illnesses. ### condition \| pathological health problem \| blood dyscrasia: Blood disease * are a potential risk - real possibility when receiving a piercing or tattoo * is blood dyscrasia Blood disorder * Some blood disorder interferes with ability - disorders are a type of cancer * is blood dyscrasia ### condition \| pathological health problem \| blood dyscrasia \| blood disorder: Acidemia * increases the volume of distribution by facilitating salicylate tissue penetration. * is blood disorder Blood poisoning * can be prevented, if the nail removed from a horse's hoof is stuck into lard - very serious * is blood disorder - sepsis * loves cuts and scrapes. Hemoglobinopathy * Hemoglobinopathies are among the more commonly inherited diseases in humans - result when there is altered structure, function or production of hemoglobin * is blood disorder Leukocytosis * are diseases. * can occur under normal conditions of health. * commonly accompanies acute bacterial infection. - present - the most common laboratory abnormality * is usually also present - present in acute diverticulitis * occurs only in acute infections. Lymphocytosis * can be either primary or secondary. * is blood disorder	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pathological health problem \| blood dyscrasia \| blood disorder: Lymphopenia * common finding in the victim of trauma or critical surgical illness. * commonly observed response in animals distressed by another systemic disease. * is considered to be the earliest and most sensitive indicator of benzene toxicity. * later manifestation of progressive immune deficiency. Microcytosis * can itself result from active inflammation even in the presence of normal iron stores. * is blood disorder * occurs after several months of decreased total body iron stores. Purpura * are small circumscribed lesions caused by bleeding into the skin. * is blood disorder ### condition \| pathological health problem \| blood dyscrasia \| blood disorder \| purpura: Senile purpura * affects older people and is more common among men than women. * is another condition with bleeding symptoms. Pyemia * is blood disorder - sepsis * means, literally, pus in the blood - litterally, pus in the blood ### condition \| pathological health problem \| blood dyscrasia \| blood disorder \| septicemia: Meningococcal septicemia * bacterial infection in the blood stream. * is much more dangerous than meningococcal meningitis. ### condition \| pathological health problem \| debility: Cachexia * accelerates that process of infection and the building-up of metabolic poisons. * is debility Frailty * huge risk of aging. * is evil. * leads to decreased food intake which leads to increased frailty, and so on in a spiral. * loss of physiologic reserves that leads to physical disability. Harm * caused by sulphur dioxide is first noticeable on the leaves of the plants. * includes both emotional and physical harm with the main form of harm being pain. * is also from the perception of the consumer - an act that either kills or injures a listed species - done when an enemy is robbed of life, property, or liberty without just cause * related to recreational use include the risks taken when intoxicated. ### condition \| pathological health problem \| harm: Defacement * are personal Web pages crackers post over pre-existing Web sites they have cracked. * is harm ### condition \| pathological health problem \| harm \| defacement: Website defacement * involves the distortion of images, text and ultimately, the company message. * is like the Internet equivalent of graffiti. Wounding * affects all the functions of the skin. * induces the first enzyme of the shikimate pathway in Solanaceae. Hurt * causes aches. * is bands.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| pathological health problem: Trauma * Most trauma is blunt, but penetrating trauma is common with interpersonal violence and war injury. * Some trauma disrupts the functioning of the brain - traumas are a result of nature, such as floods, earthquakes, or fires * affects living organisms. * can often be major triggers for psychic potential. * changes children's development and the speed with which they develop. * disorganizes life processes. * happen to many competent, healthy, strong, good people. * increases extrahepatic arginase activity. * injures developing brains of children. * is medical diagnosises. * leaves a lasting imprint of terror, horror, and helplessness on the body and the mind. * occurs most frequently when a kitten falls from height or is crushed. * plays a significant role in the predisposition of an individual to amputation. * refers to direct physical injury to the brain or spinal cord. * tend to manifest in patterns of behaviour and ways of being in the world.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pathological health problem \| trauma: Betrayal trauma * is similar to post traumatic stress disorder. + Betrayal, Betrayal trauma: ethics * Betrayal trauma happens when someone that a person trusts betrays their trust, and it messes up their memory because of anger. An example of betrayal trauma is childhood physical or childhood problems. Betrayal trauma is similar to post traumatic stress disorder. Betrayal trauma makes a person fight, and also get into serious crimes for example, discrimination or bullying. Childhood trauma * Most childhood trauma comes from the long slow years of repetitive hurt and loss. * block our ability to fully experience the mystical. * can cause the disruption of basic developmental tasks. * shape adult life. Emotional trauma * does impair memory storage. * is severe after a sexual assault - stored in the body Eye trauma * Many eye traumas occur during sports, active play or other recreational activities. * can cause corneal damage and edema. * is an important cause of vision loss in children - the leading cause of blindness worldwide * refers to any injury to the eye. Head trauma * can affect anyone at any age - cause sudden loss of the ability to smell - induce bleeding inside of the skull, with potential serious consequences * creates lipid peroxidation. Physical trauma * can also irritate the cervical cells - damage the brain and make it impossible to conduct rabies laboratory tests - result in permanent sensitivity loss * kills some neurons. * resulting in cancer is relatively rare. Psychological trauma * can be more distressing than actual physical harm - cause the same kind of functional brain problems as physical trauma * occurs when issues of safety and of trust get shattered. Spinal trauma * can result from such things as falls and car or sports accidents. * common cause of spinal cord dysfunction in dogs and cats. Physical condition * Most physical conditions affect growth. * are another influence on dreams - reflections of the human spirit * can also give rise to tensions in the head - create or exacerbate anxiety as well - influence chemical resistance * have effects. * is dependent upon daily exercise - measured for real-time adaptation of the environment * play an important part in deciding how people associate, relax, work, and play.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Poisoning * Lists non-commercial sites providing information on poisoning to health consumers. * Many poisoning occur while adults are using a household product life a bathroom cleanser or bleach. * Many poisonings happen when visiting a household where only adults live - without direct observation - involve adults using chemicals without proper safety precautions * Many poisonings occur when a product is in use - the daily household routine has been disrupted * Many poisonings occur while adults are using a household product like a bathroom cleanser or bleach - product is being used * Most poisoning is caused by ingestion - occurs in spring or fall - result of overdoses of the drug * Most poisonings are accidental and therefore preventable - accidental, but a substantial number are the result of suicide attempts - also due to ingestion of contaminated hay over a period of time - from consuming raw mushrooms, but some come from cooked ones as well - do occur in the home * Most poisonings happen in the home and involve children - while the product is being used * Most poisonings occur and are treated at home - around mealtime when the child is hungry and the caretaker is distracted - by swallowing toxic liquids * Most poisonings occur when a substance is swallowed - nontarget species consume commercial baits - the product is in use * Some poisoning is caused by mushrooms. * Use the child-resistant closures that come on most medicines and household chemicals. * also affects cattle, sheep, horses, and fowl. * are most common in children ages one and two - the most common and well-known acute effect * arises from depriving the tissues of oxygen and from the direct toxic effect of the gas. * begins as easily as breathing. * can also occur from skin absorption - through drinking water that comes from lead pipes * can be a life- threatening situation - an accident or a deliberate attempt to commit murder or suicide - another cause of dementia * can be through ingestion or inhalation - inhalation or ingestion of the chemical - cause serious illness or death - come from known dangerous chemicals as well as common household substances * can happen anywhere, anytime - when young children swallow medicines and household chemicals * can occur at all times of the day or night - in many ways - readily through exposure of skin or eyes, or when inhaled or swallowed * can occur through oral ingestion, inhalation, dermal absorption, and ocular instillation - swallowing, skin contact, inhalation or by eye contact * can occur when gas ovens or grills are improperly used as room heaters - people are exposed to contaminated water, dust and soil - with consumption of just one or two bulbs - often be fatal to a gerbil - result through ingesting lead paint chips or inhaling lead dust * caused by prussic acid is somewhat similar to nitrate poisoning. * causes severe stomach and intestinal irritation with diarrhea and slow pulse - sickness * favorite way for female serial killers to dispatch their victims. * happen every day - when children swallow their parents' iron pills * happens a few days after onion consumption. * has a maximum sentence of life in prison - onsets - rapid onsets * is an ancient form of murder - another common cause of childhood injury - common in sheep, but occurs occasionally in cattle - due to the corrosive action on the gastrointestinal tract - events - harmeds - illnesses - killing - more common in humans than in animals - most common in late fall and winter * is one of the leading causes of health emergencies for children in Florida and the nation - of injury and death in the United States - most common emergencies in children * is probably the main reason so few wolves remain today - there are so few wolves left today - rare because death occurs only if the plant is eaten in large quantities - relatively common following breathing in smoke from a house fire - similar to paralytic shellfish poisoning * is the fourth leading cause of death in children - result of damage to spleen, brain, and liver - third leading cause of accidental death in children - usually through ingestion * kills too many, and it affects other wildlife. * leading cause of home-based accidents for ages one to three. * means occurrence of damage or disturbance caused by a poison, and includes intoxication - to put poison into or upon * occur in adults as well as children. * occurs after swallowing just a few pellets - in homes * often depends on the amount of the substance and the individual, however - occurs when clippings are placed where they are accessible to animals - requires additional treatment, depending on the symptoms and the substance ingested * ranks high as a cause of accidental in small children. * represents an exposure to agents that are intrinsically harmful. * result from consumption of wilted leaves and have only been reported for horses. * results in death. * takes longer when the nerve agent enters the body through the skin. * typically affect the stomach and central nervous system. * usually involve animals from well-managed farms and ranches. * usually occur after eating fish caught and prepared by uncertified handlers - when contaminated water is used to prepare infant formula and foods - occurs from consumption of seedlings	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| poisoning: Accidental poisoning * Most accidental poisonings involve children. * cause many injuries to children each year. * happen when a product is in use. * is just as likely to happen with household products as it is with medicines. * is one of the most common household emergencies - types of accidents in the home * occur among humans and pets from poorly planned efforts to poison rats. Acute poisoning * causes stomach cramps, diarrhea, confusion, convulsions, vomiting, and death. * is exposure to a poison on one occasion or during a short period of time - rare because it is poorly absorbed Chronic poisoning * affects an animal or human over a long period of time after small, repeated doses. * can occur by inhalation of relatively small amounts over a long period of time - result from repeated exposure to a pesticide over a long period of time * leads to neuronal degeneration, antithyroid effect. Fatal poisoning * brings convulsions and paralysis of the respiratory system. * can occur through skin absorbtion. Iron poisoning * can progress through several stages. * is recognized as a leading cause of poisoning deaths in young children. * remains one of the most common and deadly poisons in children.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| poisoning: Lead poisoning * Most lead poisoning occurs when people swallow lead paint chips or breathe in lead dust. * affects almost all organ systems in the body - both children and workers - people's minds and bodies - small children more than adults because of their low body mass * affects the brain, nervous system, blood and digestive system - central nervous system and the bloodstream - child's developing brain - young children of all economic backgrounds * afflicts many children who eat paint chips with a high lead content. * arises from many products besides paint. * becomes a significant health issue only after prolonged periods of exposure - poisonous when the paint cracks, chips or peels * can affect a child's brain, kidneys, bone marrow, and other body systems - adults but usually at much higher levels than children - any cattle operation - brain activity and motor skills, especially in young children - the brain and the nervous system - also affect pets * can be a serious health problem - either acute or chronic - hard to detect since there are usually no symptoms * can cause anemia - brain damage and can result in impaired mental functions * can cause brain damage, hearing loss, or developmental disabilities - particularly in children - damage to the kidneys, nervous system, and brain - decreased intelligence and impaired behavioral development - devastating damage to a child's brain, kidneys, and central nervous system - growth, behavior and learning problems in children - health and serious learning problems in children - intelligence deficiencies and learning disabilities - irreversible brain damage and can impair mental functioning - learning and behavior problems and damage to the nervous system * can cause learning disabilities, behavioral disorders, and hyperactivity - impaired hearing, and mental retardation - problems, brain damage and hyperactivity in our children - learning, behavior, and health problems in young children - mental retardation adn birth defects * can cause permanent brain damage - damage to a child's brain, kidneys, and nervous system * can cause permanent damage to the brain and many other organs - brain or other organs * can cause serious childhood health problems and learning disabilities - health problems for children - severe health problems, especially in young and unborn children - damage the kidneys, bone marrow and nervous system - harm the central nervous system, the kidney and blood cells * can have reproductive and neurological effects on workers - serious consequences in children * can impair children's health, learning and behavior - intelligence and cause behavioral problems - interfere with critical stages in a young child's development - last a lifetime * can lead to behavior changes and damage internal organs, especially the kidneys - mental impairment, especially when it occurs in young children - permanent brain damage, particularly among young children - mimic iron deficiency * can occur even in unborn children - from ingestion and inhalation of lead-based paint particles - in every region, race, and socio-economic level - when people are exposed to large or small amounts of lead over time - reduce children's intelligence - ruin a perfectly good body * can slow a child's development and cause learning and behavioral problems - cause learning disabilities and behavior problems - stunt growth and cause learning problem s for children - take important abilities from a child * caused by eating paint chips is now rare - ingesting shot is another hazard to the bald eagle * causes brain damage - muscular weakness, abdominal pain and memory loss in adults - nerve and brain damage in young children and other ailments in adults - problems with the health and development of infants and young children - serious health problems, but it can be prevented - weakness, anemia, constipation and paralysis - wrist drop - motor neuropathy * chronic intoxication that is caused when lead is absorbed into the body. * completely preventable disease. * condition caused by swallowing or inhaling lead - that can cause health, learning, and behavior problems in children * continues to be a problem even today - one of the world's most debilitating diseases - present a major public health concern * continues to rank as the number one environmental health threat to children - one environmental threat to children * disease caused by swallowing lead - too much lead in the body - that occurs when too much lead builds up in the body * happens when there is too much lead in the body. * harms children and results in increased costs to society. * has irreversible effects on the mental development of children. * is also a concrete health status marker of the affordable housing crisis. * is an accumulative effect caused by taking more lead into the body than it can expel - illness - and has been a serious problem for children and some adults - associated with a variety of serious illnesses * is associated with kidney failure and liver disease - liver problems - at least a partially reversible neurotoxin to the brain - called acute if the exposure happens quickly * is caused by ingesting paint chips or dust - primarily by deteriorating lead-based paint, which produces chips and dust - dangerous to children - entirely preventable - epidemic in poor neighborhoods * is especially dangerous for children - in children ages six months to six years old - hazardous to the health of people - known to be particularly harmful to the mental development of children * is most common among children - and most damaging in very young children - normally treatable, though some of the effects can be permanent - often asymptomatic and can be confirmed only by a blood test - on the decline - one acute threat to bald eagles * is one of the biggest environmental health hazards to children in the U.S. today - greatest threats to trumpeter swans in Minnesota * is one of the leading environmental health threats to children today - more common poisonings in birds * is one of the most common and preventable pediatric health problems today - environmental health problems for children today - preventable diseases in the U.S. and Canada - preventable pediatric health problems in New Jersey - serious environmental health threats facing children today - possible with prolonged use - preventable if lead-safe policies and procedures are followed - relevant especially during infancy because it also affects cognitive functions * is still a big problem in the United States - the number one environmental hazard to children - the greatest environmental danger facing American children * is the leading environmentally induced illness in children - preventable disease of U.S. children * is the most common environmental disease affecting children - health problem affecting young children - form of poisoning in the avian species - nation's number one environmental health threat to children * is the number one environmental health concern for U.S. children - threat to our children - totally preventable - uncommon - usually a silent disease * is very common during remodeling - widespread among children * lot different from food poisoning or sun poisoning. * major environmental disease threatening our children. * makes people stupid and lazy. * nationwide, environmental health hazard. * occurs mainly in poorly maintained housing - only when too much lead accumulates in the body - over time and is another serious hazard * occurs when an individual breathes or ingests the lead - diurnal birds of prey eat carcasses or live prey shot with lead bullets - lead is inhaled or ingested - particulate lead, or airborne lead dust, is ingested - people eat or breathe unsafe amounts of lead - the amount of lead in a person's bloodstream is too high * plays havoc with reproductive organs, etc. * poses a challenge to the health system as well as to housing. * presents a significant health risk to the public, particularly children. * preventable disease seen in both children and adults * remains a major worldwide threat to environmental health and sustainable development - plague threatening young families living in older housing * remains a serious problem in children, who are more susceptible to it - threat to the health and well-being of our nation's children - among the most serious environmental threats to children * reportable disease - noncommunicable disease * serious and very common type of heavy metal poisoning in children in America - but preventable health problem - condition that can impair children's health, learning and behavior * serious disease Especially for young children - caused by the ingestion of lead paint chips and dust - health issue in Maine * serious health problem for young children - that affects thousands of children each year - illness caused by swallowing or breathing too much lead - medical problem * serious problem for young children the younger the child, the greater the risk - throughout the entire state * threat, especially to young children. * type of metal poisoning caused by lead in the body. * very large problem in the United States. * wholly preventable disease.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| poisoning: Methanol poisoning * can lead to blindness, heart and vessel damage and death. * is notorious for causing vision impairment leading to blindness. Moderate poisoning * is characterized by muscle twitching and vomiting. * leads to respiratory depression and hyporeflexia. Nitrate poisoning * alters an animal's blood, blocking oxygen absorption. * can result in quick death. * is easy for doctors to treat and babies can make a full recovery - most serious after it rains - possible with small grain high nitrogen fertilization * occurs when animals consume hay containing high levels of free nitrates. Nitrite poisoning * can occur with repeated use and lead to anemia. * inhibits the uptake of oxygen by red blood cells. Radiation poisoning * causes cancer and genetic deformities in unborn children - necrophilia * is fatal to humans. Salmonella poisoning * can cause vomiting, fever, diarrhea, and stomach cramping - come from anything animal foods and their juices touch * is just as great a risk with turkey as it is with other poultry - the second most common type of food poisoning * occurs when the bacteria is eaten. * stems from bacteria contaminated poultry, eggs and meat. Scombroid poisoning * is caused by poor and inadequate refrigeration of the fish. * occurs wherever the particular marine fish species are eaten. * remains one of the most common forms of fish poisoning in the United States. Severe poisoning * are indicated by incontinence, unconsciousness and seizures. * can cause brain damage in fetuses and can also be fatal - mental retardation or death - occur through skin absorption * lead to seizures, coma and death. * leads to flaccid, areflexic coma, apnea, and hypotension. * requires administration of oxygen under pressure in a hyperbaric chamber. Shellfish poisoning * Some shellfish poisoning occurs in summer. * is another common manifestation resulting from red tides. Unintentional poisoning * Most unintentional poisonings happen when a cleaning product is being used. * can happen to anyone, at any time, in any situation. Yew poisoning * great example of the dangers of disposing garden clippings to animals. * is the commonest form of animal poisoning. Zinc poisoning * can also cause stomach lacerations - be fatal, and severe illness develops quickly * is also a heavy-metal poisoning. * occurs most frequently when cats ingest zinc in the form of pennies. Polarisation * is whether radio waves are transmitted horizontally or vertically. * unique way of improving the quality of our ordinary drinking water.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Pollution * Discuss the ecofeminist perspective on pollution. * More pollution is seen as the result of any effort to return balance to the environmental equation. * Most pollution affects human societies - life - marine life - monk seal habitats - nest habitats - weather * Most pollution causes adverse health effects - cardiovascular problems * Most pollution causes health effects - illnesses * Most pollution comes from many small and sometimes unidentifiable sources - decreases rainfall * Most pollution destroys animal habitats - exists for centuries * Most pollution is caused by diesel and petrol driven motor vehicles * Most pollution leads to diseases - respiratory diseases - occurs in localized areas of watersheds - product of large numbers * Most pollution threatens aquatic life * Some pollution affects amphibians - hearts - human health - sea turtles - trees - women * Some pollution causes accumulation - acid rain - cancer - explosions - fungal infection - high mortality - lichens - lung cancer - precipitation - premature death - sea turtle mortality - comes from burns - contributes to smogs * Some pollution increases gases - greenhouse gases - radiation - involves accumulation * Some pollution is caused by combustion - fractures - hydraulic fractures - runoff - urban runoff * Some pollution is faced by astronomers - optical astronomers - kills humans * Some pollution leads to accumulation - extinction - limits fish production * acts to decrease the number of available ecological niches, thus reducing biodiversity. * affected by wind is good and bad for different people. * affects air, water, animals, and plants - children more than most adults, so it is particularly serious in schools - environments - everyone in the world today - and in the future - many smaller organisms - north american weather - our food sources, water supplies, and air quality - photosynthesis - survival - the health and welfare of humans and other organisms * also accounts for a considerable number of fish kills - affects significantly human health and all lifeforms on Earth - comes from sewage and industrial waste put into rivers - contributes to forest degradation - damages natural systems - enters our personal lives, affecting our individual health and well being - has a dramatic effect on natural resources - poses a threat to estuaries - possible threat to horseshoe crabs * arises as a consequence of production and consumption both activities generate bads - from fish faecal waste and uneaten food * arising from car traffic causes bronchial and asthmatic diseases. * becomes big problems * builds up overnight at ground level during stagnant, calm, cold periods. * can add different gases or dust and soot. * can affect air, land, sea water, fresh water ecosystems - both adults and turtles in the egg - rain, rivers, lakes, oceans and groundwater * can also affect dugong physiologically through the bio accumulation of toxic compounds - wildlife and contribute to extinction * can also be garbage that people throw on the ground or into the ocean, lakes or rivers - the consequence of a natural disaster - cause unpredictable death of fish or decrease their reproductive rate - eliminate food for sturgeon - have a synergistic, or combined, effect - hurt animal and plant populations - pose a risk to our health, especially during a vicious heatwave in the summer * can be a trigger for some people but it is only one of many things that can affect asthma - diffusion of instrument content - harmful to our Earth and all living creatures - bring about sickness and death in a myriad of ways - change a water's pH, which in turn can harm animals and plants living in the water * can come from a number of places - houses, from factories, and from roads - industry, agricultural practices and other sources - effect the environment as well, but also in our minds * can enter coastal waters in stormwater runoff and by way of leaky septic systems - the air or streams imposing costs on others - go up in the clouds and then move to another state and even around the world - impact many of an organism's life functions and essential activities * can kill animals and fish - living organisms directly and selectively, affecting biodiversity in the oceans - lower the pH of the water, affecting all organisms from algae to vertebrates * can make an aquifer unfit - breathing difficult and lead to cardiac arrest - occur in the air or in water - poison cats and cause physical damage as well as death - significantly lower oxygen content in water and threaten aquatic life - take many forms * cans have effects - serious impact * causes adverse effects - free radicals to form in bodies - someone, animal or human, to suffer - stress * changes patterns - the quality and quantity of food available to corals - weather patterns * comes from both rural and urban areas - diffuse sources - man-made items - more diffuse sources * comes in all shapes and sizes * common problem for Europe and the world. * contamination, especially of air or water. * continues to threaten the environment, as well. * contributes to air pollution - destruction * creates conditions - contaminated food sources and adversely affects recreational activities - stressful conditions * damaging excess of contaminants. * derives primarily from immorality. * despoils the very environment upon which all life depends. - vital body nutrients and stress uses up minerals and B-vitamins * disrupts the natural food chain as well. * disturbs our ecosystem and the balance in the environment. * eating microbes colonize in the oxidized zone surrounding the root surface. * emanating from the Asian landmass is detectable in Hawaii. * entering animal habitats is an adverse hurricane impact. * feeds the algae and the algae chokes the life out of many reef systems. * further reduces the supply of safe drinking water. * general term to describe the destruction of an environment. * global problem - reality for the entire biosphere * happens all the time, every minute, every second of the day. * harmful change in the natural environment caused by human activities. * harms private individuals and private property. * has a disastrous effect on the ecology of a region - long history - cumulative ecological effects such as acid rain, global warming, or ozone depletion - devastate effects - negative impact * helps weeds take over prairies. * huge issues for turtles, specifically littering. * impacts health - on ecosystems * is also a big factor in the extinction of the species - problem indoors - factor in the environmental destructiveness of coca and poppy cultivation - threat to manatees - another factor that gives rise to variegated bud-sport - due to diffuse discharges of chemicals from a variety of sources - responsible for many bird deaths - an environmental condition * is an example of a spillover cost - an externality - imbalance of a system resulting from human activity - impurity - indirect product of driving a car - ongoing threat to water-based recreation, fishing and tourism - unwanted material that plagues a large part of the world * is another concern that can adversely affect wildlife - important cause of extinctions * is another problem caused by consumption - that threatens fresh water - result of capitalism * is another threat caused by man - to non-vascular plants - way that big corporations kill - anything that spoils the environment - as great a threat to aquatic ecosystems as river and lake depletion * is bad for the Earth and all the people and animals that live on it - believed by many scientists to be responsible for the onset of climate change * is caused by humans - powerful polluters - selfish individuals who lack self-control - the over development that has happened over the past decade or two - clearly an important issue for all organisms inhabiting our planet - concentrated around urban areas - contamination of the environment by harmful substances * is controlled at waste treatment plants and chemical plants using air structures - by encouraging the optimum use of products that minimize contamination - crime - emphasized and related to natural resources use - generally most severe in the late fall, when temperature inversions are common - generated during road construction, maintenance, and use * is harmful to everything, especially oceans - plants, animals, and people - important for human health but can also affect ecosystem function at a regional scale - in the air, ground and water - increased when population density increases - just a subset of depletion * is located in air - streets - money going up the chimney, down the sewer, or out the door into waste trucks - noxious chemicals or refuse that impairs purity * is one of the American public's greatest environmental concerns - biggest problems facing lobster populations * is one of the greatest impacts by humans on ecosystems - problems modern society is facing - many modern health hazards - potential agent of change in estuarine fish populations - reason so many animals are endangered - way humans impact the oceans - only a small etiologic factor in the cause of cancer - particularly dangerous to amphibians like frogs and toads - perceived to be a relatively recent problem, created solely by man - permitted because individuals can control personal, home environment - probably the most important threat to water quality in estuaries - result of misallocation of resources and is easily managed * is the cause of all acid deposition - condition that results when pollutants interact with the environment - contamination of air, soil, or water by the discharge of harmful substances - introduction of a contaminant into the natural environment * is the introduction of harmful contaminants into air, water or soil - materials into the environment - or poisonous substances into an ecosystem - path to super races of creatures - release of harmful substances into the environment - worst foe of a healthy ecosystem - theft, and theft moral problem - thus a threat to life - too much of something that causes the water and the organisms in the water to die * is usually a good measure of inefficiency - harmful to one or more species of animal or plant - violence - when someone releases something harmful into the environment - widespread and people are dying because of it - worse when the whole person is defiled, as in the case of fornication * kills lobsters - many plants and animals - one person every hour in the capital - the seagrass and other plants which manatees and dugongs eat * leads to a variety of health problems * less visible and potentially insidious threat to amphibian survival. * limits growth. * major cause of poor public health in Russia today - contributor in terms of global resource destruction - human-induced problem * makes it more difficult and costly to clean water - marine species vulnerable to disease by weakening their immune systems - the air dry and the water unusable * necessary by-product of production. * negatively affects humans and other living things. * occurs as a by-product of some other activity - when a resource is used incompletely * poses threat to seals because it concentrates in body fat which seals have a lot of. * pours into our water and our air. * problem Many lakes are polluted, and sport fishing suffers because fish are dying - chiefly in Pacific coastal waters and marginal seas near cities - that many people have tried to solve * puts environmental pressure on many species. * reacts with heat and sunlight to create smog. * reduces transparencies. * relative term. * runs rampant through our global environment. * secondary effect of humans. * serious problem wherever smelting is taking place - threat to wild life, especially in areas where lots of people live * sign of economic inefficiency. * simplified way of classifying a multitude of harmful acts and elements. * slightly increases when built in larger cities. * social justice issue. * spreads through water just like the food coloring does. * tends to reduce water clarity. - fish and other wildlife * travels freely through the common air that bathes the globe. * trespass against the rights of other property owners. * trigger for asthma sufferers, and the heat of summer often makes the condition worse. * washing off farms is the biggest threat to water quality in our rivers. * word without corporeal example.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pollution: Agricultural pollution * comes from non-point sources, making it difficult to quantify. * consists of pesticides, sediment, fertilizer, and feedlot wastes.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pollution: Air pollution * Most air pollution causes cardiovascular problems - illnesses * Most air pollution comes from other sources * Most air pollution is invisible - the result of some kind of energy production or consumption * Most air pollution leads to diseases - respiratory diseases - made by humans today is because of transportation * Some air pollution causes acid rain - cancer - lung cancer - precipitation - changes over decades - is natural and has always been a part of the earth's history - leads to accumulation * affects everyone's health - many aspects of our environment and economy, but most importantly, our health - rainfall because it contains large amounts of microscopic dust particles - the lungs, the heart and other parts of the body * becomes a worldwide problem when local pollution moves away from where it came from. * can accelerate aging and decay of historic building materials - actually cuase the heart to act abnormally * can also be detrimental to human health - contribute to diseases like bronchitis, emphysema, and cancer - curb vegetation growth and reduce crop yields * can also damage masonry on buildings, cause acid rain and produce smoke and odour - the environment and property - irritate sinus linings * can be a problem in large built up areas, where many people live - indoors, too - detrimental to wildlife and ecosystems in the same way - either outdoor pollution or indoor pollution - especially harmful to people with lung disease, including asthma - harmful to people, animals, plants, and structures - man-made or naturally occurring - wide-ranging as well as persistent * can cause diseases and harm crops - health problems - severe human health and environmental impacts - visible symptoms or reduce crop yield without other evidence of disease - water pollution * can damage buildings, monuments, statues, and other structures - exacerbate respiratory problems - have both man-made and natural sources - impact people s health - interfere with the workings of the lungs, heart and other organs - irritate the eyes, throat and lungs - kill - lead to nitrate in rainfall * can make asthma and allergy symptoms worse - it harder for people with asthma and other respiratory diseases to breathe - respiratory diseases, such as, asthma and pneumonia worse - sinus symptoms much worse - mess up a sunset - result from many various sources - seriously reduce visibility, making the job of watching difficult at times - significantly worsen asthma - trigger asthma attacks * causes a major threat for the future and habitability of our environment - crop damage even at levels below the current, legal standard - health problems, as well as structural and crop damage - heath hazards, and decreases food production capacity - illness, lost mountain visibility and climate disruption - lung and other respiratory diseases in children * chief cause of hospital admissions among children and senior citizens. * comes from a number of sources - both manmade and natural sources * comes from many different sources - motor vehicles, industry and many other everyday activities - our cars, factories and consumer products - power plants, factories, automobiles, lawn mowers and many other sources - several different sources in Ontario * comes in many different forms * complex problem that affects almost everyone. * condition that was never thought to be a problem in many communities. * consists of solid particles and gases. * contains ozone, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and several different hydrocarbons. * continues to be out of control especially in developing countries. * contributing factor to the deterioration the historic buildings. * determines the state of health of our forests. * does millions of dollars worth of damage to agricultural crops. * gets the most attention because of the potential impacts on neighboring states. * harms the and circulatory systems * has a enormous effect on public health - major impact on the productivity and efficiency of both people and nature - more significant negative effect of males than on females - direct impacts on human health and the state of the living environment - global as well as local effects - human health impacts, environmental impacts, economic costs - many sources - numerous health effects - similar effects - touched every part of the Earth, acid rain has as well * huge public health problem. * hurts everyone. * includes dust, vapours, ash and odours - odours and emissions from commercial and industrial premises * infects the environment and threatens the health of all who inhabit the earth. * is actually a result of a few chemical reactions - harmful substances in the atmosphere, which damages the environment * is also a concern - problem in urban centers due to emissions from industry and transportation - extremely low when compared to the developed countries * is an example of residuals from manufacturing - important public health problem in most cities of the developing world - associated with a variety of serious health and environmental problems - at crisis point in many major cities - blamed for the increasing heat - by far the most harmful form of pollution in our environment * is caused by a number of different types of pollutants - burning coal, oil, gasoline and natural gas - lots of different pollutants - the build-up of harmful gases and particles in the air - largely by motor vehicles - causing many problems, most of the pollution comes from industry and automobiles - composed of particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides - created by burning - currently a big issue, due to the amount of waste emitted by heavy industries - described to the public in four bands low, moderate, high and very high - distributed across a wide range of spatial scales - down in almost every important category - especially damaging to young children - estimated to contribute about a quarter of all the nitrogen that enters the Bay * is everyone's concern - generated by the dust from bulldozing and transport activities - influenced by wind, weather, and topography * is known to exacerbate asthma and be a trigger for asthma attacks in children - trigger or aggravate asthmatic symptoms - now almost entirely a result of vehicle mevements - obvious in many large cities - of most concern where they live * is one of the biggest concerns among pollution researchers - more obvious forms of pollution * is particularly dangerous for the very young and the elderly - to animals when in form of the acid rain - harmful to young children and the elderly - proven to cause stress - reduced by using undyed fuels because they contain less sulfur - reported in the daily news, like the weather - supposedly bad enough to choke babies - the accumulation in the atmosphere of substances that endanger human health * is the contamination of air by pollutants - the discharge of harmful substances - the air by things like fuel, exhaust, and smoke in the air - inevitable consequence of neglect - most elusive of all routes of chemical exposure - presence in the atmosphere of harmful gases, liquids, or solids - wasteful, damages the environment, and jeopardizes human health * kills more people every year than drunk drivers or homicides - three million more * known but so far unquantified source of marine pollution. * large number of gases, droplets and particles that reduce the quality of the air. - poor air quality, which has a range of impacts on both humans and wildlife * major contributor to lung disease and a serious threat to public health - diseases such as asthma and emphysema * makes life less healthy for humans and other species. * persistent problem. * poses a serious threat to the forest eco system and to the growth of forests. * problem everywhere in the world - in a lot of big cities * problem in many areas - of areas of the United States * proven cause in several lung ailments, from asthma to emphysema. * public health issue. * raises the risk of death and disease. * real menace to our health and life. * reduces the lung's ability to defend itself. * refers to contamination of the air by harmful gases or particles - the presence of foriegn substances that harm plants, animals, and property * remains a major problem, despite dramatic reductions in individual auto emissions - source of health problems in California - problem in many U.S. cities - one of the most complex environmental health issues of our time * serious environmental and health problem. * serious problem in Mexico City - which affects everyone - threat to our health * significant contributor to lung disease, a leading cause of death in America. * source of chemical contaminants. * takes many forms. * threatens human health - public health and welfare on a large scale - the health of human beings and other living things on our planet * trickier problem, since it is only indirectly related to climate change. * weakens white pine trees. * well-known trigger for asthmatic children. * world-wide concern today. + Air pollution, Air pollution * Air pollution is a problem everywhere in the world. Local air pollution usually affects big cities. Air pollution becomes a worldwide problem when local pollution moves away from where it came from. For example, winds carry air pollution made in the middle of the western part of the United States to Canada, like acid precipitation - Sources of human-made air pollution * Human-made air pollution comes from many things. Most air pollution made by humans today is because of transportation. The gases inside car exhaust, like nitrogen oxide, make smog and acid rain	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pollution: Asian pollution * comes from many different sources. * drifts over North America. Atmospheric pollution * Some atmospheric pollution leads to extinction. * can also affect water quality. * consequence of present atomic bombs if used in quantity. * increases dramatically. Coastal pollution * Most coastal pollution starts on land. * major problem in some countries of the Middle East.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| pollution: Environmental pollution * Some environmental pollution affects amphibians - has sex * becomes problems. * begins in the system of industrial and agricultural production. * can also worsen COPD symptoms. * exists in many forms, including airport noise. * is an example of the first type of risk - increasingly major threat to biodiversity in many countries - another element contributing to the increase in malnutrition - minimized by reducing the size of power generation equipment - of varied origin - one of the largest threats to people's security - particularly heavy in industrialized areas - relatively low, in line with the low human population - worldwide problem * leads to more ill-health. * serious issue with immediate and long-term consequences. * significant threat to society. * threatens human health. Genetic pollution * affects non-organic farmers as well. * is considerably more dangerous than oil spills - irreversible Indoor pollution * can be many times higher than outdoor pollution - visible and invisible * is ten times as toxic as outdoor air. Industrial pollution * Some industrial pollution causes high mortality * can result in dense haze, which is known as smog. * impairs human health and degrades economically important ecosystems. * is also a source of mercury in the environment - located in sea * prevents evaporation of water, causing extensive drought. Lead pollution * can be particularly harmful to children, and can be damaging to wildlife. * is caused mainly by the exclusive use of leaded petrol. * particular problem in megacities of Southeast Asia.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pollution: Light pollution * Most light pollution has negative impact. * Some light pollution affects women. * Some light pollution increases gases - greenhouse gases * Some light pollution is faced by astronomers - optical astronomers * adds to the stress of daily life as much as noise pollution. * bane for film astrophotographers. * causes major problems with astronomy. * comes from sources of artificial light such as streetlights and shopping malls. * general glow in the night sky hanging over most cities. * has impact * is also a sign of waste. * is an increasing problem for observatories everywhere - issue that affects everything on Earth - equivalent to being subjected to loud noise on a continual basis - everyone's concern - negligible in other bands, and it is decreasing - now a problem for virtually every student or amateur astronomer - only a problem because the light is scattered by the atmosphere - similar to noise pollution, or obnoxious odors * is the bane of all night watchers - costs of one person's good foisted upon many others - emission of artificial light into areas where it is unneeded or unwanted - one form of pollution whose solution immediately saves money - urban sky glow above any city, hiding our view of the universe - wasted light from street lights that goes to the sides and up - to comets like carbon monoxide is to mammals - very detrimental to deep sky observing - virtually nonexistent - worst in the city and near cities * leaves only the moon, planets and brightest of stars visible to the naked eye. * major problem worldwide, and attention is now beginning to be brought to it. * makes the night sky unduly bright and can prevent stars from being seen. * occurs due to prominent excess illumination of an area. * problem - used screens to block adjacent tubes. * produces disorientation and leads to the deaths of various reptiles and amphibians. * reduces the suitable area of feeding habitat for owls and other night-hunting birds. * special threat to astronomy. * worldwide problem which affects almost the entire human population. Marine pollution * Most marine pollution threatens life. * affects both human and animal communities. * cans have impact - serious impact * generic term for the harmful entry into the ocean of chemicals or particles. * is associated in the public mind with pollution from oil cargoes. * long term threat. Mercury pollution * Most mercury pollution is released into the air. * comes from coal-fired power plants and solid and medical waste incinerators. * key piece of unfinished business in cleaning up our environment. * particular problem in Bellingham Bay. * serious problem for human health and the environment. Nitrate pollution * can cause disease in humans and livestock. * is caused by fertilizers, septic tanks and animal wastes.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| pollution: Noise pollution * can be a substantial issue with air-cooled chillers - overwhelming, and diminishes quality of life - cause ear problems or even permanent deafness , especially to older people - have tremendous psychological effects on people - put the health of community members at risk * creates problems. * disrupts the direction-finding abilities and reproductive systems of river dolphins. * is also a factor in the quality of life - an intrusion into the commons - another problem - whales use sound primarily to observe their world - documented to be the worst thing for stress and sickness - one of the causes of headache so stay away from high sound - still an issue, particularly in built-up areas * major concern in today's market. * plagues many cities and national parks. + Pollution, Noise pollution * The harmful noises in the environment, such as the sound of cars, loud speakers, etc. Noise pollution can cause ear problems or even permanent deafness, especially to older people. Noise pollution can be the unwanted sound present in the atmosphere.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pollution: Nutrient pollution * Some nutrient pollution affects human health. * appears to have a significant impact on the crab's habitat. * complex problem that is taking on ever-larger proportions. * is the direct result of development and industry - number one problem in the Bay system Ocean pollution * grows worse when it rains. * major problem affecting the entire planet. Oil pollution * Most oil pollution creates conditions - stressful conditions * Some oil pollution causes fungal infection * can be extremely detrimental to aquatic ecosystems. * has a major impact on African Penguins. * is more hazardous and difficult to tackle than chemical pollution. * occurs widely in both the nation's inland and coastal waters. * pose a serious threat to the environment as well as to commercial interests. * serious problem throughout the world. Particulate pollution * can cause eye, nose and throat irritation and other health problems - trigger asthma attacks and respiratory illness in sensitive individuals * emit out from all sources. * is made up of dust, ash, smoke, dirt, and mold spores. Point pollution * consists of chemicals that are dumped into the ocean through pipes from industries. * is traceable directly to a source. Pollution control * focuses primarily on waste containment and to a lesser degree on reduction. * is important the ozone layer that blankets the earth is fragile - used to indicate a method of controlling pollution with plants * poses large costs to society. * rapidly expanding consumer of lime. * term used in environmental management. River pollution * can come from point and nonpoint pollution. * is directly related to the existing conditions of pollution sources in the region. * leads to further deaths, through food poisoning, and malnutrition. * main cause of the decline in the population of the bald eagle. * reflection of the ways in which the surrounding land is used. Sediment pollution * is soil out of place. * makes water unhealthy for fish, swimmers, industries and other water users.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| pollution: Smog * Most smog is caused by cars, lawnmowers, boats, and other gasoline-burning engines - smogs cause respiratory problems * affects everyone, but over half the population is particularly sensitive to air pollution. * aggravates respiratory ailments such as emphysema and asthma * are air pollution - fog - pollutants - polluted air - smoke * can be harmful to the health of humans, animals and plant life including essential food crops - damage lung tissue and contribute to respiratory problems and cancer * cause problems * causes crop, forest, and property damage - irritation of the eyes and throat, cough, and chest tightness * contains tiny particles of solids or liquids that are suspended in the air. * correlates to an increase in asthma and other respiratory diseases. * have effects. * is air pollution * occurs mostly in the late summer and virtually never in the winter months. * presents a serious to people with ailments such as asthma, bronchitis and cardiac problem. * reduces visibility and irritates and inflames eye tissues. * refers to hazy air that causes difficult breathing conditions. * resides in the lower troposphere. * results from the reaction between chemicals in the air and heat. * seeps through the protective layer on the leaves and destroys essential cell membranes. ### condition \| pollution \| smog: African smog * mixture of smoke from industry, mining, agricultural burning and other sources. * soup of smokes from industry, mining, agricultural burning and other sources. Thermal pollution * can also come from storm water running off streets, sidewalks, and parking lots - cause fish kills * cans have effects. * decreases the water s ability to hold oxygen. * is caused by the release of hot water back into bodies of water - the introduction of warm water or other substrates into an aquatic ecosystem	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pollution: Urban pollution * caused by noxious traffic fumes affect many big cities. * takes a huge toll on people's health.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| pollution: Water pollution * More water pollution is caused by run-off from agriculture and homes than from industry. * Most water pollution affects life - marine life * Some water pollution causes accumulation - leads to death - tradeoff for air pollution * affects all of our lives and many animals - environments - life in our oceans, lakes and rivers - many people - the environment in several ways - wild animals * big problem as a result of commercial pesticides. * can affect human and environmental health - our health, our environment and our economy - cause health problems for swimmers * can have a huge effect on the wellbeing of every living thing on Earth - dire consequences for plants, animals and even ecosystems as a whole - hugely damaging effects on the Earth's food chains - severely affect marine life - take many forms * caused by erosion major concern of any surface mining operation. * causes acid rain, which kills trees. * comes from industrial effluent. * comes from many different sources around the world - in many forms, with only the major sources getting the attention * contributes to air pollution * costs millions of dollars a year to cleanup. * harms aquatic life and ecological balance. * has extremely negative impact on many animals - impacts on both human health and aquatic life - wide-ranging impacts on our health, our environment and our economy * increases rapidly and threads the life of the aquatic animals - the cost of producing drinking water as treatment becomes more difficult * is also a growing problem and a reduction in aquatic plants on which they forage - major cost to our government - easier to measure than air pollution - in the form of acid rain - an environmental and health concern, and is regulated under The Environment Act * is another key stress in Great Lakes aquatic habitats - major aspect of environmental pollution - comprised of a complex set of interrelated problems - destructive to our economy and lifestyle - due to wastewater emissions from both countries in a shared border waterway - essentially a biological problem - identified as Belize's principal environmental problem - located in beachs - primarily a problem of inorganic fertilizers * is the damaging of the Earth's waterways, making water unhealthy - leading environmental concern with municipalities acting as the main culprit - most widespread environmental problem in Asia - when their food get polluted by oil spills and other kind of pollution * major problem in Massachusetts. * problem for the species and biological communities there - in both urban and rural areas * significant problem due to lack of adequate sanitation facilities. * threat to all mankind - our water supply, our health and our economy * threatens fishing cats by decreasing the number of fish available for prey.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Poverty * All poverty is caused by the continued growth of population. * Most poverty affects brain development * Most poverty is created by corrupt governments or corrupt international control of trading - found in our nation's inner cities - rural based, reflecting in part low agricultural productivity * Most poverty leads to degradations - hunger - situations. * hurdle in the way of a country's progress. One way of helping lower poverty is by educating poor people, so that they can start contributing to a nation's economic development. Education teaches the poor about their rights and may show them the path to become an important part in growth and expansion of the country. Vienna Declaration also tells this fact * affects all areas of a child's development - aspects of a household, including the ability to find housing - children of all races - environments - every indicator of child well being - everyone - everything in it as well as around it - how ready a child is to start school - people severely - people's health as well as their ability to access and use literacy services * affects the mental health of all children - quality of housing for families with children - women and children more than other groups * afflicts an intolerably large proportion of the world's population. * affords a degree of protection, especially in smaller centers. * alone puts any family at risk. * also affects the country unevenly, falling harder on areas in the north and west - exists in the urban areas - heightens gender differences - implies discerning what is necessary for daily living - influences children's post-divorce family life for the worse - lies at the heart of other barriers to inclusion * also plays a role in the ineffectiveness of the educational system - role, and nonwhite women are more likely to be poor - prevents people from making a meaningful contribution to society - remains widespread, especially among pensioners and in less developed regions - tends to have a disproportionately severe effect on indigenous people * appears to be endemic to the political and economic system inside the United States. * becomes a state of mind, a fulfilled expectation. * binds people. * blatant form of social injustice. * breeds a vicious cycle of low educational attainment and thus poor employment prospects - creativity - crime - despair and despair breeds extremism, intolerance and aggression - desperation and stress and frustration and anger - domestic violence, criminal activity, neglect and stress - lack of self-reliance - more poverty, and more poverty breeds more hunger - violence and hatred * brings with it all kinds of behaviors that have to be dealt with. * brutal denial of human rights. * can also cause low food intake - force women into situations in which they are vulnerable to sexual exploitation - and often does play a big role in a school's performance * can be absolute or relative - an important predictor of health status within a population - cyclical - contribute to social isolation - have a negative effect on married couples and their children - impact adversely on health, can lead to social isolation, crime and drug abuse * can lead to crime and violence, political instability, and an overall poor quality of life - place a burden on the child at a young age - result in hunger and compromised food quality and nutrition status - take many forms, spiritual as well as material - tear at the fabric of society * causes crime is an example of oversimplifying the cause that generates an effect - digital impoverishment, which in turn contributes to continued povertization - high birth rates - single parenthood * chain that binds man to man. * clearly affects physical and psychological well-being. * combined with a lack of education can fuel the fires of ethnic distrust and hatred. * comes from stupidity and impulse gratification. * comes in all colors, including white - at least four different forms - the wake of chronic illness, i.e., chronic illness causes poverty * commodity that fetches a high price on the luxury market. * complex problem requiring changes in both individuals and their social environments. * condition that can subvert piety - whose roots run much deeper than can be seen at first glance * consequence of exploitation and weakness in the economic system itself. * consideration that impacts disability rates. * continues to affect far too many people in the world. * continues to be a growing concern throughout the world - an ongoing and significant issue confronted by women - concentrated in rural areas - characterize some population groups more than others - exist because it is tolerated - haunt many cities and the countryside - oppress individuals and communities - plague the developing world - rise and average income, after adjusting for inflation, remains stagnant - stalk over a vast part of the world among and within countries * contributes significantly to malnutrition among older people - to the harming of nature in two ways * contributing factor for the recruitment of indigenous child soldiers. * creates a lack of exposure - an environment that ensures the virus is spread - conditions for disability - political and social instability - the conditions for disability and disability reinforces poverty * crosses all racial and ethnic lines. * cruel abuse of human rights. * curse, a sin, a blasphemy and an indictment of the whole spectrum of humankind. * declines as the share of income from nonagricultural sources rises. * defeats many people's desire to express themselves. * denies schooling, but exclusion from education in turn perpetuates the cycle of poverty. * depletes social and human capital. * deprives people of choice - the opportunity to live a real life * difficult and complex problem that is devastating communities all over our country. * diminishes the ability of many students to come to school ready to learn. * disease of the mind, and a disease of the spirit * disgrace for humankind. * disproportionately victimises children and women. * drives children into hazardous labour - many gay men and street children to become prostitutes - people to desperation - the trafficking industry * encourages people to misuse environment and resources - the use of slash and burn agriculture to grow food * exacts an unacceptable toll on children. * exerts a strong influence on how well a child does in school. * exists everywhere. * exists in Jerusalem - all regions, most particularly urban ones - every region, state, city and community in America - throughout the state * expels children onto the streets. * experienced by women continues into old age due to the inequalities in pension rights. * exposes women and girls to be abused and to higher risk behavior. * factor in rural education outcomes - the high dropout rates experienced in Cambodian schools * family who live on less than half the average income. * ferments conflict, social unrest, and disease. * financial condition * forces children to be miniature adults during the early years - many children to drop out of school in order to help support their families - nations to misuse resources and mismanage their environments - people to compromise their health and basic quality of life just to make ends meet * form of violence and a primary cause of violent conflict. * function of both the level of income and the degree of inequality of wealth. * fundamental cause of food insecurity in the Horn of Africa - obstacle to growth and development * generates deprivation. * gives rise to conflict, which in turn further aggravates it. * goes hand in hand with malnutrition and disease - with illiteracy * great hindrance to progress everywhere. * greater evil to society than illiteracy. * greatly affects the environment. * gross violation of human rights. * has a bigger impact on neglect than on physical abuse, though - crippling effect rendering the poor unable to improve their condition - direct effect on health - disproportionate effect on children - severe impact on the future of Lithuania - way of strangling a person's ambition and potential - worldwide gender bias * has devastating effects on children and their development - our society and our economy - different meanings - impacts on children that carry far into their futures * has many causes, and people differ about which are the most important - dimensions - roots, but the tap root is ignorance - no natural tendency to engender selfishness, but wealth requires it - power, too, a power that holds people where they are - severe and expensive social costs - various causes, including structural ones * heightens infant mortality, disease, illiteracy, and unemployment and shortens life itself. * helps to ensure that dirty, dangerous, menial and undignified work gets done - guarantee the status of the non-poor * holds down labor costs, increasing profits. * human rights violation. * impacts on the environment in two ways - the self-esteem of fathers unable to provide for their families * increases among the elderly as they get older - tenfold, forcing workers to migrate in search of living-wage jobs - the risk of certain cancers, notably cancer of the stomach and liver * increases with age, especially among older women of color and older women who live alone * induces migration to the lands of perceived opportunities. * is about individual failure - acknowledged as the greatest determinant of ill health * is acute in rural households as a whole - the rural areas - adorned when greatness is born from it * is also a big factor on who gets executed - hurdle in girls' education - form of pressure on the refugees to emigrate - major concern for women of childbearing age who have diabetes - moral issue - problem in developed nations - risk factor for cervical cancer - an affront to human dignity - at work - one of the main causes of vulnerability in most parts of the world - prevalent in several countries in the North, especially in the largest cities * is also the cause of many wars and conflicts in Africa - mark of a potential male victim * is an acid that drips on pride until all pride is worn away - anomaly to rich people - attack on human rights and human dignity - economic condition with moral ramifications - enormous problem in thisarea, and there are huge disparities in standards of living - even bigger calamity in the developing world - ever-present daily reality - expression of the lag between population and technology Malthusian theories - international issue * is an issue in our community - that affects our society incredibly - obscenity - overall condition of inadequacy, lacking, and scarcity - unacceptable human condition * is an underlying cause of environmental degradation - many disabilities - unknown evil - another form of violence * is as much a human rights issue as arbitrary arrest - about food as it is about money and education * is associated with divorce and problem children - many negative outcomes for both adults and children - poorer school outcomes for children - social circumstances that influence health - bad for children and other living things - bearable when it is bereft of debt - blamed for crime * is both a cause and an effect of environmental destruction - consequence of land degradation and one of the causes - contributor to, and a major consequence of, environmental degradation - by far the principal cause of tropical deforestation * is caused by low self-esteem - third world elites - central to why parents send their children to work - certainly a problem in very poor countries - common in Nepal - complex, multidimensional - compounded by issues of race, class, gender and locality - concentrated in female-headed families with children - condemned as the result of imperfect faith - created by inherent socio-economic and political structures - curses - dealt with as though it had no relationship to capitalism - deep and widespread in a large population base - deep, widespread, and worsening - defined with respect to ownership of assets - different than inequality * is due to the economic growth model of development - weakness in societal institutions - endemic and widespread * is endemic in Latin America - Nigeria - epidemic in the Palestinian communities - especially prevalent among rural minorities, who number one if four of rural students - even more strongly associated with births outside marriage - everyone's responsibility - extremely feminized and racialized - good and contains within itself all the good things in the world - government policy and anybody that is bashed becomes cheaper in the labour market * is highest among aboriginal seniors - food crop farmers, who also gained the least - increasingly a feminine social disease - indeed the cause of inhuman living and working conditions - institutionalized - inversely proportional to increasing debts in developing nations * is lack of income and property - shelter - less present in families with full-time jobs - like gravity, a condition that affects every aspect of life - linked to poor environmental conditions - lived as deprivation in comparison with the lifestyles of the middle and upper classes - made by people * is measured by comparing income from all sources with official poverty thresholds - counting the number of households whose income is half of the average - levels of consumption * is measured in schools by using the eligibility for the school lunch program - terms of income - morally, socially and economically unacceptable * is more adverse to early marriages than is natural bad temper, or inferiority of intellect - likely to be the result of being underemployed than of being underpaid - of an occasion and provocation of crime than wealth - pervasive in rural areas but more severe in towns * is more than a lack of money and income - material condition, it is also a condition of the spirit - just the absence of material wealth - widespread in rural areas than in urban areas - multi-dimensional and the various 'aspects' which 'constitute' poverty can vary - now one of the main drivers of the global epidemic - often a result of a marriage disconnection - on the rise in Pakistan * is one important barrier to good cancer care - issue that is related to teen pregnancy * is one of the biggest barriers to women's health - greatest problems in Asia - main reasons they end up living on the streets * is one of the major causes of family deterioration - of mental and emotional problems - problems facing India - more unfortunate, yet silent, symptoms of mental illness * is one of the most common reasons for family breakdown - important determinants of health status - roots of conflict and destabilizes society - underlying causes to the severe consequences of the hurricane * is only one albeit very serious problem that many human beings face - factor in a child's development - perhaps the greatest barrier to realizing human rights - powerlessness, lack of representation and freedom - present in all cultures and communities - produced by an unjust distribution of wealth - profoundly detrimental to all groups of society, including the most privileged - recognized as the single most significant indicator of health status - related to violence - separatism * is significantly related to incidence rates in nearly every category of maltreatment - poor neonatal health - simply a state of mind - slavery - social exclusion * is still a fact of life for hundreds of millions - severe, with more than a quarter of the population considered extremely poor - the root of great suffering in today's world even in the developed countries - the barrier between the developing world and a developed world * is the biggest barrier for social inclusion - cause of deforestation * is the cause of child labour, and it is thought that it disappears as incomes rise - rapid population growth and many other evils * is the denial of all human rights - various choices and opportunities basic to human development * is the enemy of peace, democracy and development - the environment - and the enemy of freedom - factor that puts children most at risk - failure of the individual * is the greatest cause of ill health - challenge to mankind - pollutant - risk to the well-being of children - threat to the child's right to survival and development - inventor of all arts - key factor restricting access to safe, affordable housing * is the lack of ability to access power - options - lower part of the evolutionary chain of man * is the main cause of child labor, and both are widespread in South Asia - factor that keeps girls out of school * is the main reason children are forced to work - for child labour - they are driven to drugs - villain due to which people are uneducated * is the major cause of food insecurity and offends human dignity - hunger throughout the world - security problem both within and without our country - medium in which hatred and cold-blooded oppression thrives - mirror where independence of others is reflected * is the most destabilizing social force - pernicious environmental and social pollutant - persistent cause and the most pernicious effect of human disaster * is the most prevalent contributing factor for emaciation * is the mother of all the arts - invention - number one health problem , in developing and developed nations alike * is the primary disease - motivation for sending children outside of the home to work - product of little or no education - reality in Mexico, both physical and spiritual poverty * is the result of circumstances over which the poor themselves have little or no control - human choices, values and priorities * is the root cause of crime - lack of schooling, insufficient nutrition, and inadequate health care - many unethical practices - the world's ills - of all evils - scar on humanity's face * is the single largest barrier to achieving sustainability through the market - most devastating reality facing our urban communities * is the single most important factor affecting the health status of adolescents - predictor of student success in school - ultimate freedom * is the underlying obstacle to human well-being - problem welfare programs seek to alleviate - world's leading cause of death * is the worst form of violence - kind of enemy that destroys - violator of human dignity and human rights - their reward when they work, starvation when they lose their jobs * is therefore an important indicator of the absence of satisfactory economic development - inevitable product of all systems of social inequality * is understood and defined by people in many ways - as simplicity of life - used to control inflation and more - voicelessness - wealth if it is brought about for causes that raise a man in the esteem of the world * is widespread and deep - highly visible - in Africa, with the majority of the poor living in rural areas * is widespread in the country - rural areas of Ethiopia - with no sign of economic improvement * is widespread, and foreign aid is all that prevents disaster - millions of families struggle to simply survive * is, by definition, the inability to consume - therefore, the first and greatest cause of human rights violations in the world - unfortunately, a common result of the high cost of nursing home care * keeps people from replacing things until they absolutely wear out. * key factor affecting health status, and the expectation and quality of life - both as a contributing cause and a result of disability - reason black health statistics are so bad * kills a child every three seconds. * knows no boundaries, nor does wildlife, waterways or pollution - cultural, racial or religious borderlines * lack of goods and services necessary to maintain a minimal adequate standard of living. * latent function of societal arrangements. * leading cause of environmental degradation - the accelerating increase in the spread of the disease * leads to crime and drug abuse - desperation and desperation can lead to crime - dysfunctional behavior regardless of race - powerlessness, and powerlessness leads to poverty - prostitution, begging, and violence - subhumanoid attrition of human body and spirit * leads to the degradation of the environment - exploitation of children as laborers and to sexual exploitation - migration of populations * lies at the root of food insecurity. * looks at using energies, talents, time and resources for the good of other people. * major cause and sustaining force for gender inequality - consequence of deteriorating or slow economic growth - contributor to violence - factor in the deforestation of tropical countries - social cause of food insecurity and weight loss * makes an entire family vulnerable - children hungry, sick, and less able to learn - hundreds of millions of people vulnerable to infectious diseases - it difficult to resolve social tensions and to establish a resilient civil society - people malnourished - promiscuity look normal * man-made disease. * manifests itself in many ways and affects our people differently. * matter of politics, as well as of money. * means losing one s good fortune - more than lack of income - that young men have no stake in staying where they are * mental disease that stems from low self-esteem * more pressing problem than pollution. * multi- dimensional problem. * multi-dimensional and complex reality. * negatively affects family functioning and children's school results. * occurs in both developing countries and developed countries. * often follows unwed parenthood, or is the result of marital dissolution - forces people into a present time orientation - leads to prostitution or to trading sexual favors for material goods - makes deal making easier - prevents people from believing that their future holds any promise of getting better - strikes hardest among women, the nutritional gatekeepers in many families * overwhelms many Indian households. * pathway to depression. * perpetuates ill health. * persists in the midst of plenty. * pervasive factor in accentuating all aspects of poor health. * plagues older women for several interrelated reasons. * plays a huge role in crime and violence. * plays a major part because parents can t afford to raise their families - role in the transmission of the disease as well - role in keeping people uninformed because of their illiteracy * prevents both women and men from exercising their reproductive and sexual rights - the people of the Congo from affording shoes * primary cause of hunger. * principal factor in causing food insecurity, hunger, malnutrition and undernutrition. * problem confronting most of the world's societies - spread throughout the country of Mexico * problem that cuts across racial and ethnic boundaries - weakens families' abilities to cope * produces ill health, illiteracy and crime. * product of our history. * puts children at a greater risk of falling behind in school - many of Ethiopia's children at high risk * real struggle that s purpose is to merely survive. * reduces children s opportunity to learn, both in the family and at school - human beings to a sub-animal level of existence * relative concept * remains a major cause of undernutrition and ill-health - serious problem in Pakistan - way of life for roughly one-third of the people in Latin America - at the root of several environmental problems - endemic among the majority population and far too many face continued unemployment - highly concentrated in certain neighborhoods - intractable despite economic growth in many countries * remains the most profound threat to children's survival and development - single greatest challenge facing mankind * represents the biggest threat to our people. * restricts the development of the human, social, and economic potential of every individual. * result of human sin. * results from believing in failure and lack rather than in success and plenty. * robs people of their dignity and self-esteem. * seems to be related to violence. * serious issue in Brazil, and elsewhere in Latin America - problem in one of the richest industrialized nations in the world - risk to children s health and the overall cost of child poverty is great * shared problem that calls for shared action and shared remedies. * shows as who our friends are and who are our enemies. * significant, persistent problem in the developing world. * sin, because it comes from a lack of faith. * social status. * societal problem. * sometimes pushes people to neglect their faith. * stalks huge areas of the country, especially the rural areas. * state of serious deprivation. * stems from fatherlessness. * stifles children's learning even before they get to school, scholars say - school performance * still afflicts many populations and undermines social peace - exists in rural areas - plagues nearly one third of the human race * third factor which affects political participation. * threat to democracy. * thus breeds poverty. * triggering factor for illiteracy, disease, violence and mental suffering. * undermines the enjoyment of all human rights and impacts on the epidemic in various ways. * underpins almost all challenges to child welfare. * wears a woman's face. + Latin America, Economy, Poverty and Inequality: North America :: South America * Poverty continues to be one of the biggest challenges for Latin American countries. According to estimates, Latin America is the most unequal regions of the world.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| poverty: Abject poverty * is no contraceptive. * makes right moral conduct impossible for all but exceptional individuals. Absolute poverty * is associated with deforestation, soil erosion and water pollution - non-existent in Brunei and Singapore - to be contrasted with relative poverty * means poor diets and malnourishment.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| poverty: Child poverty * Most child poverty is created in the labour market by low wages. * becomes an extension of family poverty. * increases the risks of low educational attainment, abuse and neglect and poor health. * is an extension of family poverty - bad for children, bad for their families and bad for Canada - higher in rural areas - highly concentrated geographically - seen as both a social and a political problem - strongly self-perpetuating - the result of family poverty * major issue throughout the world. * occurs in all geographic regions of America. * reduces the lifetime worker output. * reflection of parental poverty. * scar on the soul of Britain. Eradication of poverty * is essential for sustainable human settlements. * requires enhanced economic growth and employment opportunities. Extreme poverty * affects two-thirds of the population. * is about a lack of opportunities - characteristic of nearly all of southern Mexico * ravages the lives of one person in four in the developing world. * threatens health and well-being and therefore threatens employability. Indigence * are poverty. * is poverty * means poverty. Poverty alleviation * ameliorates gender pressures. * daunting task facing the global economy. * is important, as is reform of the international financial system. * key to fighting hunger and malnutrition.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| poverty: Rural poverty * is by far higher than urban poverty - greater than urban poverty - likely to be multi-generational and characterized by fatalism and hopelessness - more likely to be on an annual cycle as in the case of seasonal farm workers - often hidden Rural poverty exists within larger affluent areas - particularly deep, while unemployment in urban areas is endemic - prevalent in some areas - the most endemic and corrosive form of poverty in the world * matches the worst of the third world. Urban poverty * appears to have declined at twice the rate of poverty in rural areas. * concerns a physical place in our society that quite literally has been left behind. * continues to grow, even if the majority of poor still live in rural areas. * has many causes. * is also a big social problem. * specific form of poverty. Want * are the drives of all human action - form taken by human needs as they are shaped by culture and individual personality * exist at an animal level. * People often talk about needing a thing, when they really just want it. Wants can be for the same things as needs. For example, a person can 'need' to eat food and can 'want' to eat cake. If there is no cake then he or she may have to eat something else, perhaps bread. If there is cake, then the person's needs and wants can both be met. Widespread poverty * inhibits the full and effective enjoyment of human rights. * means that people have less money to buy goods and services from other countries.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| predisposition: Allergy * Allergies Can donate if mild and require no treatment - no symptoms - Cause by exposure to pollen or other allergens - Determine whether allergies are a cause of the problem - Helps to relieve congestion, pain of respiratory allergies, strengthen mucous membranes - Live mumps vaccine is produced in chick-embryo cell culture - Make a tea of the herb goldenseal or eyebright - There are few problems with allergies - abound in the Alamo City oak pollen in the spring and mountain cedar in the fall - accompany or contribute to ear infection in many instances - actually develop in stages * Allergies affect feet, ears, and anywhere else the dog can lick or scratch - one-third of the population - oral health - people in different ways - quality of life * Allergies affect the lives of millions of people around the world - mucous membranes of the eyes, nose and upper air passages - also are a significant trigger of asthma * Allergies also can cause sinusitis - frequently cause headaches, fatigue and irritability - cause mucous membrane swelling, which blocks the openings to the sinuses - occur at the same time each year - represent an overactive immune system, at least initially - seem to run in families - parents with hay fever often have children with allergies - start up in the spring, just as they do in people - tend to occur in clusters - are a chronic problem and they can be over come by proper treatment * Allergies are a common cause of ear irritation in dogs - many different diseases - underlying cause - growing problem in the workplace - leading cause of school absenteeism and loss of productivity in the working world - major cause of illness in the United States - prime example of how chemical stress from the environment can overwhelm people * Allergies are a reaction by the body to a particular foreign substance - of the immune system to harmful particles in the air - result of an over-eager immune system - serious problem, particularly in Kentucky * Allergies are abnormal immune reactions to specific agents known as antigens or allergens - reactions to ordinarily harmless substances - actually shockingly widespread in today's society * Allergies are also a suspected cause of skin disease of pet rodents - fairly common among dogs - an abnormal immune reaction by the body to everyday substances * Allergies are an immune system overreaction to exposure to environmental contaminants, such as mold - response - important factor in childhood asthma - individual thing - over-response of the immune system - and always have been an issue in our pets - another cause * Allergies are another common cause of a chronic cough - skin problems - frequent cause of scratching in dogs - situation where the immune system goofs up - at epidemic proportions today both in animals and humans - bad, but natural healing is worse * Allergies are caused by inhalation - chronic illnesses * Allergies are common among children and adults - in babies and children - commonplace due to the dry and dusty climate - disorders of the immune system * Allergies are due to a disabled liver, extreme allergies are due to an extremely disabled liver - substances such as mold, dust, foods, chemicals, animals and pollen - extreme reactions to basically harmless substances * Allergies are frequently seasonal - the reason for itchy, red eyes - generally the body's effort to eliminate something it considers unsuitable - harder to treat - histamine reactions - hypersensitivity reaction - immune responses against non-infectious agents - in a sense an over reaction by the immune system - less common in exclusively breastfed babies - life-long, chronic problems * Allergies are more than a matter of wheezing or sneezing - sneezing, congestion, and a runny nose - watery eyes and a runny nose - negative reaction * Allergies are often hereditary - hidden food sensitivities or intolerances * Allergies are on rise in monsoon - the increase all over the western world - one of many possible explanations * Allergies are one of the factors that can trigger asthma attacks - major causes of dark circles under eyes * Allergies are one of the most common ailments among kids under six years old - prevalent causes of illness in the Unites States - overreactions to ordinarily harmless substances - part of the body's normal response to fighting infections - pollutants typically caused by naturally occurring airborne particles - quite mild by comparison - reactions of the immune system to substances known as allergens - sensitivities to certain substances which the majority of people find harmless - serious, especially when asthma comes into play * Allergies are the most common cause of recurrent ear infections in children - of the common diseases of the ears, nose and throat - sixth leading cause of chronic disease in the United States - to penicillin - tricky because no two people suffer the same - triggers of asthma in both young and old - typically worse after birth as is depression - unpredictable things - very common among children with asthma * Allergies are very common in American populations - children and are often times mistaken for the common cold - are, however, almost by definition, a very individualized condition - belong to the first group * Allergies can affect any organ in the body - part of the human body, but most importantly, the central nervous system * Allergies can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, race or socioeconomic factors - age, gender, race, or socioeconomic class - age, gender, race, or socioeconomic status - every system in a child's body including the central nervous system - nearly any part of the body - pregnant women differently - aggravate and often trigger onsets of asthma * Allergies can also cause a conjunctivitis which produces a discharge - raspy voice from sticky secretions - stuffy noses, which in turn can lead to ear infections * Allergies can also lead to irritant vaginitis - more generalized symptoms involving skin rashes, asthma, and swelling - produce asthma, atopic dermatitis and eczema - result from chronic infections - weaken the immune system - arise when a person is traumatized while being exposed to a specific food or chemical * Allergies can be a frustrating, time consuming, and expensive problem - significant contribution to chronic pain and dysfunction - another causative factor * Allergies can be as active during wintertime as during the summer months - minor as sneezing and itching - chronic or seasonal - from both the environment or from food - hereditary or they can be triggered by environmental or even emotional conditions - mild, inconvenient, worrisome, or severe * Allergies can be more than an inconvenience - just annoying - painful and frustrating - seasonal, like pollen or certain molds, or year-round, like dust mites - serious when they trigger asthma attacks - the most frustrating condition the owner and a veterinarian can treat - very dangerous, even life-threatening - worse during pollen season in the spring or in late summer due to hayfever * Allergies can begin at a very young age - any age, although many develop during childhood * Allergies can cause a multitude of symptoms including seemingly intractable pain - an enormous variety of symptoms, and can even mimic serious disorders - itching and some cats with allergies have increased dander - itching, sneezing and a runny or blocked nose - mild symptoms like sneezing, runny nose and itchy eyes - or worsen AD symptoms - swelling of the eustachian tubes that results in blockage - weepy, runny eyes - change over time as can sensitivity - dampen our ability to enjoy spring, summer and fall * Allergies can develop at any age, but teens are at the peak age for developing allergies - even before birth - from excessive exposure to a substance - in anyone - to latex gloves and other materials - disturb sleep, impair concentration and cause emotional problems - even trigger asthma episodes - have different TCM profiles - kill - last a week, a month, or continue all year long * Allergies can manifest in a variety of ways - themselves physically, emotionally, or behaviorally - obstruct the nose * Allergies can occur at any age - that lead to high temperatures and headaches * Allergies can result from an overloaded, compromised immune system - organic weaknesses due to an unhealthy lifestyle - sometimes become dormant for a period of time and then suddenly re-appear - start at any age * Allergies can trigger asthma in some people - inflammation of the sinuses and nasal mucous linings - worsen or cause asthma, sinusitis and middle-ear infection in children * Allergies cause inflammation and blockage of the sinus openings that normally allow drainage - minor symptoms - seizures in some * Allergies cause severe reaction - skin reaction - swelling of the lining of the nose and excess mucus production - the body to have a physical response to substances known as allergens - certainly contribute to chronic pulmonary disease - come from proteins - contribute to or are the underlying cause of many illnesses * Allergies do run in certain families and are more common in children that have asthma or eczema - tend to run in families - expand veins lying beneath the eyes * Allergies frequently trigger asthma attacks - generally cause clear, thin, watery mucus discharge - happen when the body's immune system goes overboard and overreacts to something * Allergies have a genetic component - way of coming back when there is emotional upset - impact - significant impact - increase after traumas - indicate removal of toxins via panchakarma massage therapy - induce reaction * Allergies involve mainly IgE , antibodies , and histamine - quite a bit of inflammation - is one of the most common reasons a pet is brought to a shelter - last different amounts of time for each person - lead to olfactory closings - linger longer - make the throat swell - may have reaction - now plague an overwhelming percentage of the UK population * Allergies occur in individuals - response to normally harmless triggers known as allergens - sensitive individuals * Allergies often are a factor in asthma that starts in adulthood - arise due to the drastic difference between inner and outer realities - occur seasonally when grasses grow and flowers bloom - vary as a function of age or physiological status - persist either seasonally or for some people, year round - play a part in triggering attacks in a large percentage of children with asthma * Allergies play a role in many cases of occupational asthma - other individuals - significant role in making asthma worse - present themselves according to their target organ of involvement - probably do cause some of the sneezing seen in cats - produce mucous, which is used by the bacteria as a source of Sulfur * Allergies require attention - medical attention - rob hundreds of thousand of people of the pleasure of gardening - run in families, but there are other factors as well * Allergies seem to be a part of everyday life for so many people nowadays - alleviated through candling,as do raspy throats or stuffy noses - start with a stuffy nose and lasts about a day or two - still happen around Savannah Cats even though they are lower-shedding breed of cat - stimulate the adrenals to produce more cortisol * Allergies tend to be hereditary - rashes and respiratory involvement - run in families, although no obvious mode of inheritance is recognized - too can resemble colds with their runny noses, sneezing, and general miserable feeling * Allergies trigger asthma attacks in a high percentage of people who have the disease - typically bring on complaints very rapidly upon contact with the allergen - usually affect both ears * Allergies usually appear after puppyhood and are more prevalent in the summer months - first in childhood and tend to diminish or disappear completely with age - begin in childhood - hang on much longer - have a quick onset of symptoms - recur and can last for entire seasons * Any allergy sign of a weakened immune system which needs to be supported. * Many allergies are also attributable to mold and fungi - mild and pose little threat to the affected person - come from their living environment, so they're relatively easy to treat or correct * Most allergies affect health - are a state of mind, or a state of health * Most allergies are caused by inhalation - reactions to foreign proteins * Most allergies cause minor symptoms - runny noses, rashes, and itching * Most allergies cause severe reaction * Most allergies have impact - nothing to do with corn * Most allergies occur in individuals * Most allergies require attention - seem to be to casein, but many people are allergic to the whey proteins as well - start in childhood, some as early as the first year of life - trigger severe reaction * Some allergies affect horses. * Some allergies are caused by mold - easy to identify - seasonal and some are year round - seasonal, like hay fever - can be life threatening * Some allergies cause abdominal pain - death - develop more extreme reactions over time and frequency of exposure - have life - last a whole lifetime * Some allergies lead to asthma - severe asthma * Some allergies relate to allergy syndromes - fevers - hay fevers - oral allergy syndromes * is hypersensitivity reaction	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| predisposition \| allergy: Cat allergy * Cat allergies are about twice as common as dog allergies - an important risk factor for asthma * is by far the commonest allergy to pet animals. Common allergy * Common allergies come from flea bites, contact with foreign substances, inhalant and food allergies. * Most common allergies are seasonal allergies. Drug allergy * Drug allergies tend to be overdiagnosed. * Most drug allergies cause minor skin rashes and hives - respond readily to treatment Egg allergy * Egg allergies can cause severe illness and death. * is one of the most common causes of food allergy in infants and young children - usually mild, but in rare cases can trigger anaphylaxis Inhalant allergy * Inhalant allergies come form inhaling pollen, house dust or mold. * Most inhalant allergies seem to be genetically passed on. * can occur in any dog, but certain breeds are predisposed to the condition.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| predisposition \| allergy: Latex allergy * Latex allergies can be as life threatening as any other medical condition - life-threatening and endanger the public health and safety - change a person's life - may have reaction - seem to be increasing - stretch beyond rubber gloves * affects approximately three million people in the United States. * can affect both health care workers and patients - induce clinical reactions to specific foods - present as either immediate or delayed hypersensitivity * occurs when the body's natural defences against an allergen come into force. * seems to be less common but can be life threatening.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| predisposition \| allergy: Milk allergy * Milk allergies are an abnormal response by the body to milk protein - due to an immunological reaction against proteins called casein or whey - rare and serious, calling for complete avoidance of milk * Milk allergies can increase other allergic reactions - seem like milk allergies, and off course possibly the child has milk allergies - occur when the body's immune system reacts to the protein in milk * is one of the most common food allergies known - the most prevalent food allergy, etc - treated with a diet using soybean or meat-based formulas that contain no milk - very common and causes diarrhea in adults * sensitivity to the protein in milk and tends to occur more often in infants. Nickel allergy * is especially common in women. * stays on for years, although sometimes it gradually becomes less severe. Pollen allergy * Most pollen allergies are respiratory, affecting the nose, eyes, mouth and breathing. * Pollen allergies are more a risk for hay fever. * Pollen allergies can cause a condition called seasonal allergic conjunctivitis - make eyes itchy, red, and watery * is among the major topics in aeropalynology - one of the most common chronic diseases in the United States Respiratory allergy * Most respiratory allergies are caused by pollen. * Respiratory allergies are an occupational disease that develop in food service workers - often the cause for seasonal bouts of episodic sneezing * is one kind of hypersensitivity. Seafood allergy * Most seafood allergies are from shellfish - cause reaction * Most seafood allergies cause severe reaction - skin reaction * Seafood allergies can also cause a severe skin reaction or can trigger an asthma attack Shellfish allergy * Most shellfish allergies cause reaction - severe reaction * Some shellfish allergies have life. * is one of the more common true food allergies. Skin allergy * Skin allergies are a common problem and often very difficult to treat - allergic reactions that are caused from contact with a certain substance * can develop. True allergy * True allergies involve rash or difficulty breathing. * response to latex proteins.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| predisposition \| allergy: Untreated allergy * Untreated allergies can cause similar problems. * Untreated allergies can lead to more serious conditions like sinusitis and asthma - serious chronic respiratory conditions ### condition \| predisposition \| anaphylaxis: Systemic anaphylaxis * constitutes a medical emergency. * shock-like condition that can be fatal. Genetic predisposition * Some genetic predispositions are more common in particular ethnic groups. * interact with other risk factors. * is only one of many factors that contribute to disease.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Pregnancy * All pregnancies are at risk for birth defects - begin at specific times within the lunar synodic cycle - carry risk * Bearing a child places extra demands on a woman's body. * Estimates the conception date, birth due date, and current fetal age. * Every pregnancy entails risk, especially where health care is poor. * Many pregnancies result from a single woman's first, unprotected sexual experience - the lack of information about and access to contraceptive methods * Most pregnancies are conceived while the egg is in the tube - medically uneventful and end happily in the successful birth of a healthy baby - normal, and most babies are healthy * Most pregnancies end happily with a healthy infant and mother - the birth of a healthy baby - have a healthy, happy outcome - proceed without complications * Most pregnancies result in a single birth, but twins are occasionally born - the birth of a healthy infant * Most pregnancy affects fetuses - taste - involves growth * Most pregnancy requires extra nutrients * Pregnancies afer intracytoplasmic sperm injection of a single spermatozoan - affected by anencephaly often result in miscarriages, stillbirth or neonatal death * Pregnancies are high-risk situations for the mother, as well as the child - the sum of live births, abortions and estimated miscarriages - very common in affairs - can also be harder to maintain for older women * Some pregnancy leads to birth defects - cysts. * A human pregnancy is usually nine months long. Pregnancy usually starts when a woman has sexual intercourse with a man. The zygote grows into an embryo, which grows into a fetus. When the fetus is ready, it is born. * is divided into three parts called 'trimesters'. Each trimester is about three months long. During the first trimester, the woman often feels sick in her stomach and has to urinate often. During the second trimester, the woman's body starts to look pregnant, and her belly starts to stick out. During the third trimester, her belly sticks out even more, and the woman becomes even heavier. Many other things happen to the woman during pregnancy - maternal tissues through the many hormones synthesized to support the pregnancy * also can cause varicose veins, as well as hemorrhoids - increases levels of endorphins, the body's feel-good chemicals * also influences migraine - the duration of the oestrous cycle and maternal behaviour - seems to permit formation of new fat cells - tends to delay the onset and progression of the disease in susceptible women - triggers aggression in female meerkats and so increases the demands of dominance * alters a woman's immune system - the body-core temperature response to a simulated open field in rats * always worsens diabetes. * appears to induce a temporary change in the natural progression of thyroiditis. * becomes a symptom of having a child. * begins at conception, the time at which the male sperm and the female ovum unite - if a fertilized egg attaches itself to the lining of the uterus * begins when a fertilized egg successfully implants in the lining of the uterus - the fertilized egg is implanted in the woman's uterine wall * can affect breathing - eye and kidney complications * can also cause hair thinning - make symptoms of low blood sugar hard to detect * can be a great motivator for maintaining good health habits - powerful motivator to change behavior - time of joy and stress * can cause a significant increase in the size of fibroids - blood pressure to rise - money problems or interfere with school or work - effect the relative severity of asthma * can happen if a sperm joins with a woman's egg - any sperm land on the vulva or inside the vagina - only one sperm joins with an egg - lead to certain discomforts, from back strain to swollen ankles * can make both high and low blood glucose levels happen more often - eyes and the kidney worse * can occur if a sperm joins the egg and fertilization takes place - any sperm end up on the vulva or inside the vagina - simultaneously with menarche - often cause a remission of the disease - only occur in the presence of a uterus, an organ that is removed during hysterectomy - result from rape and coerced sex - sometimes cause the abdominal skin and muscles to become loose and flabby - trigger diabetes in some women - worsen diabetic eye disease * causes changes in every system in the body - enormous changes in a woman's body, affecting almost every part of it - increased levels of estrogen to circulate in the mother's blood - increases in hormone levels and blood volume which in turn cause veins to enlarge - many changes, both physical and emotional - profound changes in the cardiovascular system * changes the body's level of medication. * comes before raising children. * common association with pica and anemia is the associated medical effect - predisposing risk factor for the development of hemorrhoids - that tends to unmask problems with sugar * confirmation that the woman has been fucked. * critical time for a woman to consume more calcium - women to be conscious of bone health * dating is most accurate during the first half of pregnancy. * depletes folic acid, and a deficiency can cause birth defects. * distinctive human experience. * does have an effect on the gums. * enhances G protein activation and nitric oxide release from uterine arteries. * enhances the antinociceptive effects of extradural lignocaine in the rat - pressor response to thromboxane analogues in rabbits * factor which many lesbian women have deliberately excluded from their lives. * happens when the egg is fertilized by sperm, during sexual intercourse. * has a similar effect on the risk of breast cancer - variable effect on migraine headaches - chances - cost - low cost * has no consistent effect on the course of Crohn's disease - effect on the natural course of thyroid cancer - long-term adverse effects on the course of sarcoidosis - patterns * helps to control prolactinomas. * hi both goats and sheep, pregnancy is maintained by the hormone progesterone. * includes morning sickness. * increases a woman's protein needs - all nutritional and vitamin needs - dietary allowances for nutritional and vitamin needs - median nerve susceptibility to lidocaine - the production of melanin in the body * increases the risk and incidence of folic acid deficiency - of visual loss in diabetic women with serious preexisting retinopathy - stress on the cardiovascular system * induces hypertension in some women of color. * introduces changes in breast tissue. * involves a complex interplay of hormones - prolonged hormone levels, particularly estrogen * is about women and their bodies. * is also a risk factor for hyperglycemia - time to work things out emotionally - always a disease, and birth is always traumatic and excruciatingly painful * is an absolute contraindication to radiation exposure from x-rays - ideal time for improving flexibility, as the whole body is geared to change * is an important issue for survivors of most childhood diseases - topic in sociology of the family - another common cause of constipation * is another time of risk for cystitis - when progesterone is high - word for gestation * is associated with a great deal of systemic vascular changes - blunted responsiveness to beta-agonists - changes in bladder function - gastrointestinal hypomotility - broken down into three phases, which are called trimesters * is considered a disability - gender-related condition - temporary disability - counted from the first day of a woman's last period * is divided into thirds, or trimesters, each lasting about twelve to thirteen weeks - three separate time periods, or trimesters - three-month periods, called trimesters - established once fertilization of the ovum by the spermatozoon occurs - evidence of sexual intercourse - high risk once someone has had surgery to replace the aortic root - indicated when regular menstruation stops abruptly - known to worsen certain chronic conditions such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease - likened to a disease - literally a life-threatening condition for many women in the developing world - medical conditions - most likely to occur at the time of ovulation * is often an initiating event in women - the cause, but excessive weight loss and aging also come into play - one condition where the body actually requires MORE salt in order to remain healthy * is one of the few situations when the use of herbal products can become complicated - most nutritionally demanding periods of a woman's life - strongest motivators to kick a habit - worst possible times to be under excess stress - part of a woman's everyday life - protected under the ground of gender - rare, but can occasionally occur naturally as well as through embryo transfer - something a normal, healthy woman's body does - special for women with diabetes - spoken about in terms of fruitfulness and multiplication - supposed to be one of the happiest times in a woman's life * is the beginning of a life-long bonding - leading reason young girls drop out of high school * is the most common cause of amenorrhea - reason for school dropout among girls - important period in a woman's life - natural result of having sex - process of bringing forth life, while abortion is killing that life - state of being pregnant - time when the physical foundations for many behaviors are being formed * is the ultimate fluctuation in a woman's hormonal status - intimacy possible between human beings - therefore an emotional and psychological as well as a physiological transformation - treated as any other disability or illness - very risk for sows because pups are large * joyful time in a woman's life. * kind of stress test that often predicts future diabetic problems. * labor of love. * lasts about months. * lasts for eleven months * leads to striking changes in the breasts. * life-changing event. * major medical event in the life of a woman. * means a conception that occurred after the covered person's effective date of coverage - change in a relationship * medical condition, just as impotence medical condition. * miraculous time of rapid growth and development. * natural result of sexual activity. * natural, healthy condition. * normal body process - condition of the female body * normal, healthy physical condition that many women experience * occurs during the rainy season and births at the beginning of the dry season - when the egg is fertilized by a sperm * often causes rapid growth of genital warts - increases emotional stress for both parents - involves some degree of risk * period of intense progesterone stimulation by the placenta. * permanently cures some women with the condition. * physiological process. * plays an odd dual role in breast cancer. * problem with heifers from some herds. * process of conferring intelligence. * produces life. * provides a strong motivation for alcohol, tobacco, and drug using women to seek help. * puts tremendous strains on the heart and circulatory system - young women's health at risk, through childbearing or unsafe abortion * raises levels of the hormones, oestradiol and progesterone, for an even longer period. * reduces milk production during concurrent lactation. * related issues can throw men and women into an emotional spin. * requires extra folate in the very early stages for cell division * results from the meeting of the male sperm and the female ovum in the fallopian tube - when a sperm reaches the egg in the tube * risk factor for battering - gallstones because of the high hormone levels - initiation or escalation of domestic violence - physical abuse * risk, too, with unprotected intercourse. * shapes families, attitudes, and self-esteem. * significantly increases the risk of violence in teenage relationships. * special life event that presents unique physical and psychological challenges. * starts at conception - implantation of the fertilized ovum in the womb - with conception * state unlike any other confronted by medicine. * stress, as is lactation. * subtly affects hepatic function, especially bile transport. * suppresses a woman's immune system to prevent it from rejecting the fetus. * suspends menstruation and often nursing the child does, also. * symptom of illness - poverty, race, sexual abuse and other social problems * tends to cause constipation and the fiber help regulate bowel movements. * then begins if the fertilized egg attaches itself to the lining of the uterus. * time of change both physically and emotionally - emotional awareness * time of great change for the body - changes in the cardiovascular, or heart and blood vessel, system * time of growth and hope, but it is also a time when a woman is very vulnerable - of new maternal and fetal tissues - happiness and joy, but it can also be a time of uncertainty and worry * time when hormonal influences can cause blood vessel changes - many changes occur in a woman's body - where there is an abundance of fibrin * transistion to motherhood both physically and psychologically. * uniquely intimate relationship between two people. * very sensitive time for all women and the unborn baby - special time in a person's life * voluntarily entered condition which results in some disability. * vulnerable state. * workplace issue that starts well before conception and ends long after birth. + Tarsier, Body shape: Primates * Tarsiers have huge eyes and long feet. They are nocturnal, and are the only wholly carnivorous primates. They mainly eat insects, and catch them by jumping at them. They are also known to eat birds and snakes. Pregnancy takes about six months. Tarsiers give birth to single offspring.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pregnancy: Continued pregnancy * has medical and psychological risks. * puts the mother's health at grave risk. Early pregnancy * has patterns. * is an emotional time for a woman - the time most miscarriages happen<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| pregnancy: Ectopic pregnancy * Ectopic pregnancies are dangerous - life threatening - life-threatening conditions - more common as women age - much less common than miscarriages - sometimes difficult to diagnose - very dangerous * Ectopic pregnancies can be a life-threatening emergency requiring hospitalization and surgery - very dangerous if left untreated - develop outside the uterus - result in the death of the fetus and can be fatal to the mother as well * can be a life-threatening situation if untreated - painful experience both emotionally and physically - lead to tubal rupture, hemorrhage and death - occur in any woman who is sexually active, regardless of contraceptive use * is an important cause of maternal mortality in the United States - any pregnancy that occurs outside the uterus - both frightening and life-threatening - dangerous and requires immediate medical attention - diseases - now one of the leading causes of maternal death in the United States - still a significant cause of maternal death * is the implantation of an embryo in a locality other than the uterine cavity - leading cause of pregnancy-related death in the first trimester - usually fatal without surgical intervention * life threatening condition. * medical emergency. * occurs once in every one hundred pregnancies - when the fertilized egg has attached itself outside of the uterus * very serious condition. Pregnancy testing * is done on a walk in basis during the same hours as premarital blood testing. * uses a color change in a urine sample to indicate if a woman is pregnant. Prolonged pregnancy * can lead to an undernourished, smaller baby. * increases the risk of SD by a factor of two. Teen pregnancy * Most teen pregnancies are the results of a relationship with older guys - happen because contraception fails * Teen pregnancies are down, significantly down over the past decade - on the rise and even occurring in pre-teen girls - very common - decline in Missouri - result in poorer health for both the mother and the child * costs society billions of dollars a year. Teenage pregnancy * is also an epidemic - an issue in Harrison County - high-consequential to acute unemployment - one of the greatest causes of dropping out of school for young women * major reason for girls dropping out of high school and college. * sign of popularity. * significant public health concern. * taboo of our society. * widespread concern and often begins a cycle of deprivation. Tubal pregnancy * can be a medical emergency. * delayed risk of tubal surgery. * is ectopic pregnancy. * serious and painful condition that requires immediate medical attention. Unintended pregnancy * Unintended pregnancies account for almost half of all pregnancies in California - have a severe impact on society and women's health * is an economic and social burden. Unplanned pregnancy * Many unplanned pregnancies result from the nonuse of contraceptives or from contraceptive failure. * Unplanned pregnancies happen every day. * can cause immediate stress, confusion, doubt, and fear - happen at different stages of a woman's life	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| pregnancy: Unwanted pregnancy * Many unwanted pregnancies occur when partners are too inebriated to use contraceptives responsibly. * Most unwanted pregnancies are the result of adulterous relationships - become wanted children * Unwanted pregnancies are high, with almost every minute a young woman having an abortion - the responsibility of women who didn t utilize birth control - can result in maternal mortalities and chronic maternal morbidities - contribute to women's health problems in two major ways * is held up as a reason to kill before birth - reported from some member states as being frequent among immigrant women * major concern for young women.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Problem * All problem solving methods of computer science involve the manipulation of data. * Many problems associated with epilepsy and medications from epilepsy are unique to women. * Most problems affect honey bee health - are caused by people feeding bears, either actively or inadvertently * Most problems are faced by animals - terrestrial animals - occur between children and dogs when no one is watching * Most problems occur in animals - young animals - when there is too much Digoxin in the blood * Some problems affect animals. * Some problems are faced by children - herbivores - things that every family goes through - like death - occur in dogs. * Perhaps the most important issue to note, about complex templates, is the fact that the markup language is very reliable for complex template coding, even with complex calculations, so most template problems are often caused by obscure coding errors, rather than by bugs inside the MediaWiki software. The bugs inside the parser are so rare that most people will never experience one. Most problems are due to awkward features in the markup language, which lead to coding errors * affect ability - families - feet - functions - girls - guys - limbs - muscles - opportunity - quality - recreational opportunity * are a natural and inherent experience of life. * are caused by adenoviruses - bacteria - black mold - boron deficiencies - circumstances - diabetes - diseases - dust storms - environmental factors * are caused by frequent dust storms - harmful bacteria - impurities - inability - intake - iron intake - obesity - skin diseases * are caused by toxic black mold - complex in all walks of life - difficulty - exacerbated by pregnancy - information transfers - opportunities to heal the pain of the past, disguised as the pain of the present - part of the nature of life - questions - rare and always occur through starving bears or human stupidity - requests - symptoms of variability caused by noise factors - the common ground through which people bond * arise from circumstances - determination - injuries - movement * arise when combustion gases accumulate in buildings - deer and people try to live in the same place - humans interfere by touching the pup or trying to drag it back into the water - parents expect their children to behave as miniature adults - pathogenic organisms find their way to the same hospitable enrivonment * arise when people are unconcerned about the feelings they provoke - depend too heavily on categorizations to organize their thinking - forget how to relax and become afflicted with hurry sickness - religion is viewed as irrational and based on tradition - someone in an electric wheelchair has more functional abilit in arms and hands - the hosts build nests or roost in buildings - there is too much cholesterol in the blood * associate with conditions - imbalances - inflammation - rhesus diseases * associated with an individual's drug addiction can vary significantly - anal sacs include impaction, infection, abscess, and neoplasia - autism include difficulty in communication with others - drug addiction vary widely among different people - glass recycling are breakage and mixing colors - lung cancer can include blocked breathing tubes and infection - old age include lung lesions, heart disease, and malignant growths - overpopulation are really problems of poverty - sleep apnoea include high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke - wild animals include disease, diet, exercise, housing and traumatic injury * based learning is based on self-directed learning which is performed in small groups - employed to stimulate ability to think critically * become issues. * can also happen with the other blood vessels that carry blood past the liver - serve as a stimulus for learning and thinking - be physiological or psychological in that they can affect the horse's body or mind - begin when normal cells mutate, or change, into cancer cells - develop as a result of trauma at birth, falls or other accidents * can occur if the heart's ability to function adequately is even slightly impaired - when teenagers are either over parented or under parented - occur, however, when people use food as a way of dealing with personal difficulties * cause a desire to programs - effects - enormous problems - knee problems - many problems - similar symptoms * caused by side effects from medicine are a common cause of falls. * come from disorder - emotional disorder * commonly occur when an oil safe for use on humans or dogs are used on cats. * contribute to conditions - skin conditions * create deficits * develop when a group feels that only they are right and everyone else is wrong - children wake up and have difficulty falling back to sleep * drinking affects all kinds of people - also plays a role in nearly half of all traffic deaths - among parents has a rippling effect on their children * exist in american cities - areas - within families, and in society in general * face chinese communities - food industries - nations - societies * faced by Aborigines include racism, cultural differences, illiteracy and language problems. * have answers - causes - concrete solutions - contexts - exact solutions - historical perspective - multiple choice answers - optimal solutions - origins - social contexts * impact everyday life - overall health * include abnormalities. * include acute injuries - kidney injuries - brain cell production - depressions - events - eye infection - pelvic pain * include serious eye infection - tract infection * interfere with ability. * involve addition - behavior - biological principles - choices - concepts - exchanges - gas exchanges - interest - measurements - skills - values * involving the middle part of the ear include otitis media and otitis media with effusion. * is difficulty * last for weeks. * lead to conditions - consequences - dangerous consequences - development - such conditions * limit ability. * need attention - care * need immediate attention - treatments - medical attention - psychological treatments * occur during therapy. - ecological contexts - localize areas * occur when assumptions are made about what people hear and understand - bone growth is interrupted - debris like trees block storm drains - demons try to avoid or to get attention * occur when dogs bite the wrong thing at the wrong time - share their lives with humans - expectations and reality don t match - fast-growing trees are planted too close to buildings and to each other - fertility builds up * occur when people begin feeding coyotes, either deliberately or inadvertently - fall short of their goals - use different words to describe a subject - sex ceases without mutual consent - some people use shopping as their coping mechanism for stress * occurs also when travelling alone, at odd hours of the day, or in isolated places. * often occur when someone creates a program that does something lots of times. * persist for few weeks * plague humans - scientists * posing is where the students solve the problems by educating themselves to a certain extent. * provide numerous opportunity - research opportunity * reduce ability - effectiveness * relate to ages - alcohol consumption - cattle - drug exposure * relate to hazardous drug exposure - old ages - regions * related to blood loss do occur among wildlife and livestock, but they are rare - ejaculation can interfere with the process of conception * remain issues. * require actions - advice - cooperation - effort - expertise * require immediate attention - legal advice - investigations * require medical attention - services - specialize expertise - steps * respond to treatments. * result from lack. * result in breathe difficulty * run in families. * scarring result of the body's last phase of healing. * solving allows students to make decisions and to value choices. * solving and analytical thinking are similar but different - critical thinking are two main metaphors for the writing process * solving and decision making are skills - often involve teamwork - number sense are integral to arithmetic - reasoning are the underlying features that pervade all areas of mathematics - at the computer, for instance, encourages cognitive and linguistic development - becomes easier when people work together - comes from problem sharing - complex process - continuous function in organizations - creative process that requires original thinking - crucial component of programming - daily, lifetime skill - depends on recall of past strategies and solutions - has a special role in the social studies * solving involves choices - gathering data using misbehaving, lost, or missing tools - generating options and taking action - implementing decisions in order to achieve a goal or goals - the processes of reflecting on problems and searching for solutions * solving involves thinking which is circumscribed by standing instructions - guided and circumscribed by standing instructions - understanding and creativity * solving is about a discovery process - also easier through algebra, since each unknown can be substituted with a letter * solving is an artform that only develops over time and after hard work - effective treatment for depression in primary care * solving is an essential mode of learning for engineers and physicists - part of physics - important part of everyone's job - ongoing process that is an integral part of work and life - central to cognition - considered to be a special type of critical thinking - developed through practical applications and situations - different for separate groups of scientists - discussed through computer programming and application software - goal driven, both, internally to the agent, and at the social level - integrated into the study of each of the many different kinds of open sentences - often a part of other therapies * solving is one important aspect of communication - of the core components of community policing - oriented to many industries - stressed as a means of imparting physical understanding and intuition - subsidiary to modeling * solving is the active attempt to find solutions to problems - cornerstone of school mathematics - essence of programming - focus from which instruction is based - hardest part of mathematics - heart of mathematical learning - link between mathematics in the classroom and the real world - primary method of teaching both math and science - proactive approach to finding solutions to controllable problems * solving is the process of accepting a challenge and striving to resolve it - logical deduction - taking corrective action in order to meet objectives - product of cognitive function operating within environment - used to help students learn to apply principles - what mathematics is all about - life-skill - linear process - natural process - often occurs from first acquiring knowledge and then applying it in everyday life - part of everyday life * solving process that is learned by doing - takes time and effort - to convert the world from an initial state to a goal state - which is learned by doing - provides a natural environment for learning - situations simulate job and personal experiences * solving skills are an important part of working in a technical field - in the arts are compatible with every aspect of the creative process - strategies are ways in which people think about how to solve a problem - task where such a synergy between two different intelligences is useful - techniques rely heavily on algebraic and graphical methods - today takes place in a complex technical, social, and political environment - universal state of mind - using mathematics learned, performing art, just as is playing a violin - very active way of making sense of the world * solving way of thinking and reasoning - to make sense of the environment and, in fact, control it * solving, a skill valued in today's job market, is aided by the use of technology - effective communication, and goal setting are lifelong skills - information integration, and analysis are three kinds of thinking - or task, still defines the boundaries of the system's behavior and utility - which involves think- ing, begins with a problem as perceived * stem from imbalances * surround concepts. * usually begins in the middle age with blurred vision especially in the morning. * usually occur when blood flow is reduced or blocked in coronary arteries - high doses of vitamin A therapy are used for skin conditions * working is extremely important in organic chemistry. + Problem, Examples, Entertainment examples: Logic :: Mathematics :: Disability * Some problems are made up for fun. These are like puzzles.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| problem: Adaptive problem * are often systemic problems with no ready answers. * solving means of reconciling two seemingly contradictory needs. Air quality problem * are caused by dust storms. * are caused by frequent dust storms Back problem * Most back problems have their roots in poor posture and improper use of the spine. * affect all kinds of people, men as much as women and young as well as old - nine out of ten people at some time in their life * are a major cause of poor performance and gait abnormalities in sport and racehorses. Behavior problem * Many behavior problems develop in the early weeks of pet ownership - have strong relationships with health problems and treatments - occur if a child needs food, rest, or attention * Most behavior problems are the result of interactions of the animal, the owner, and the environment. Behavioral problem * Many behavioral problems are associated with confinement. * Most behavioral problems are due to a lack of companionship, discipline, activity and exercise - stem from incorrect feeding * Some behavioral problems are also treatable with medication. * accompany emotional problems. * affect millions of children. * are more prominent in unfixed animals. * can even result from lack of sleep. * manifest as inappropriate sexual remarks and behaviors. Breathe problem * Some breathe problems affect lungs. * Some breathe problems relate to noses - short noses * result in breathe difficulty Breathing problem * are high among people who live in cockroach infested dwellings. * are the number one cause of death in infants - killer of infants * can occur as well as shortness of breath - start within a short time as swelling worsens * symbolize the feeling of being stifled. Cardiovascular problem * Many cardiovascular problems arise from parasites invading the heart muscle itself. * begin at the early stage of beta-cell damage. Chess problem * have a history as long as the game itself, and their own terminology. + List of chess terms, P, Problems * A chess problem is an artificial construction, not part of the game, but using a board and pieces. It is a separate intellectual activity. Chess problems have a history as long as the game itself, and their own terminology. Problem solving tournaments are held, and there is a World Championship for problem solvers. Common problem * Some common problems associate with obesity. * are caused by bacteria - harmful bacteria * plague humans. Complex problem * are a collection of simple problems. * have solutions. * impact everyday life<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Dental problem * Many dental problems faced by horses essentially are man-made through genetics. * Most dental problems associate with conditions - impact overall health * Some dental problems cause pain. * Some dental problems lead to nutrient absorption - poor nutrient absorption * account for the majority of breath disorders. * affect the majority of people. * are a frequent cause of initial physical disqualification. * are one of the most cited reasons for kids missing school - common disorders among guinea pigs - top three reasons pet owners visit their veterinary surgeon - very serious and can cause all sorts of ailments * can affect any horse, regardless of age - also occur in young dogs and cats - cause head or eye pain as well - interfere with chewing, for example - manifest themselves in many ways - sometime indicate problems with the heart * impact health * increase with age as well. * interfere with talking, eating, and being comfortable. * make it hard to eat, talk, and smile. Different adaptive problem * have optimal solutions * require solutions.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| problem: Digestive problem * Many digestive problems are a sign of enzyme depletion - result when a pet gets into the garbage * Most digestive problems appear to be because there is too much stomach acid at work - associate with imbalances - relate to ages * Some digestive problems relate to energy. * can also cause bad breath - show up as changes in the number or character of bowel movements - block or impair the action of some medicines - result in feces that are too soft or too hard * comprise the number one health problem in North America. Ear problem * Most ear problems are related to a rabbit that has contracted ear mites. * Some ear problems seem to be related to food allergies and nutrient deficiencies. Economic problem * are central to modern society - racial problems * can result from the decreased efficiency of energy generation. Electrical problem * are a common cause of house fires and they're substantially preventable. * manifest themselves by emitting increased heat energy.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Emotional problem * Many emotional problems are secondary to the physiological condition - derive from the idea of becoming old * Some emotional problems are faced by children. * are as much a part of life as physical illness. * arise from our inner conflicts, especially distorting memories and fantasies. * can affect careers, marriages and relationships - contribute to the obesity or can result from it - include depression or relationship and family problems - intensify overseas which can effect one person or an entire group - interfere with learning * cause a stagnation in the Liver which causes heat to rise.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Environmental problem * Many environmental problems are associated with burning fossil fuels for energy. * Most environmental problems have a fundamental chemical basis - social contexts - stem from different kinds of human behaviors and interactions * Some environmental problems relate to fossil fuel use - pollution * are also related to issues of production such as poverty and technology - human problems - myriad throughout the developed and developing world - social problems - spiritual problems, solutions grounded in faith * arise when water escapes from the system in the form of droplets. * exist for all fossil fuel resources. * have a cultural and social context * impact the health of all living beings. * occur through the combination of millions of individual economic decisions - whenwe ignore our mandate to care for the earth * originate from the interaction of human and natural systems. * result from leached N or runoff of manure into surface water. * stem from human intervention. Erection problem * can be mainly physical but almost always with a psychological component - physical, mainly psychological or both - develop over time or occur suddenly * happen to all men sooner or later. Ethical problem * are often problems of speech - problems of conflicting values * arise in infertility treatment and in particular, assisted conception. Eye problem * Some eye problems require the use of daily eyedrops or occasionally oral medication. * can also impede a child's creativity, athletic performance and self-esteem - develop when excess of dirt particles get collected under the eyeball * prevent individuals from having a clear view of their feet. Fertility problem * affect both men and women. * are relatively common in llamas and alpacas. Financial problem * affect people of all ages and walks of life. * are opportunities to discover money solutions - too often the cause of marital problems and divorce * can negatively impact our roles as parents. * lead to marital stress.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| problem: Gastrointestinal problem * Some gastrointestinal problems can prevent protein from being used by the body. * are common in the pet rabbit - frequent * associated with gluten are rare in dogs. * can also occur - occurs from the vomiting or the use of laxatives * including nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite is also very common. Genetic problem * Some genetic problems are caused by a single gene that is present but altered in some way. * tend to accumulate in isolated populations such as in a quarantine country.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Heart problem * Most heart problems are exacerbated by pregnancy - run in families * Some heart problems are actually due to heart worms. * Some heart problems cause breathing distress only when one is lying down or sleeping - problems only when one is lying down or sleeping - have to be fixed as soon as the baby is born * are another common problem among prematurely born babies * can arise, however, usually as secondary complications due to granulomas in the lung - come from pressure in the upper thoracics - occur because of fear and stress * result from reduced strength of the heart muscle caused by longterm alcohol abuse. * take on a variety of forms and evolve over time. * vary widely in their nature and severity. Human problem * Many human problems have an environmental dimension. * solving is recursive, general, and hierarchical.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Important problem * Most important problem involved in the practical use of hydrogen car is hydrogen storage materials. + Hydrogen car, Problem to solve for the practical use of hydrogen car: Vehicles * Most important problem involved in the practical use of hydrogen car is hydrogen storage materials. If it uses a fuel cell that generates electricity through reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, it does not matter. However, if method is that hydrogen is sprayed to internal-combustion engine, it does matter. Now hydrogen storage tank with highest possibility is method using metal hydride. Metal hydride is that reversible reaction between metal and hydrogen make new form of compound. Now Hydrogen storing technology using Hydrogen storage compound metal comes to practical use step in the side of technical, however, hydrogen storing capacity per weight is no match for demand of user, so this technology does not wide use yet. Joint problem * are common in meat animals fed high nutrient diets for maximal gowth and weight gain. * caused by injuries or overuse increase the risk of osteoarthritis. Kidney problem * Some kidney problems happen quickly, like an accident that injures the kidneys. * include acute injuries - kidney injuries Liver problem * Most liver problems relate to deficiencies. * are one of many causes of infertility. * can occur when used in excess. * show up first as a loss of appetite, vomiting, or diarrhea. Major problem * face communities. * involve exchanges - gas exchanges * occur in areas. Many problem * occur in contexts - ecological contexts * result in breathe difficulty Marital problem * are never the result of one person alone. * increase the likelihood of depression, especially in women.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Medical problem * Many medical problems can cause loss of sight. * Most medical problems relate to poor husbandry and malnutrition. * Some medical problems affect men - can trigger weight gain - face dogs - occur in hamsters - require regulation of dietary potassium * are frequently the result of dangerous life styles. * associated with smoking tobacco are normally the result of long-term use. * can also cause sleeplessness * include infection. * lead to similar symptoms * need immediate treatments * require attention.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| problem: Memory problem * Most memory problems are due to lack of attention. * are one of two common complaints among older adults - very serious, with the person becoming increasingly physically disabled as well * arising from brain disease can occur for different reasons. Mental problem * causing sleep disturbance are three times more common in younger adults. * need care. Moral problem * are a kind of practical problem. * arise out of conflicting responsibilities rather than competing rights. Orthodontic problem * Many orthodontic problems are easier to correct before jaw growth has slowed. * Some orthodontic problems are easier to correct before jaw growth has slowed. Own issue * Hello, this 'Co-Nomination'. To be perfectly honest, I do not have much more to say other than what American Eagle has already. OWN issues are all way overblown. He asked if he could be allowed to work at them at his own pace. He has shown that he is to be trusted, and will not mis-use the admin tools. * OWN issue problem. I'll have to think things through before deciding to support or oppose. For now, I'll stay nuetral here. Personal problem * are a normal part of living. * can affect an employee's sense of well-being and ability to perform on the job - the lives of employees both at home and at work - stem from family situations such as divorce or abuse Pest problem * are minimal with geraniums. * tend to occur when plants are under stress. Philosophical problem * Most philosophical problems occur in ecological contexts. * constitute the subject matter of philosophy. * occur in contexts * surround concepts. Placental problem * figure more prominently in women with epilepsy. * interrupt blood and oxygen supply to the fetus that can result in brain damage. Possible problem * affect guys. * include brain cell production * occur in areas. Psychological problem * Some psychological problems relate to disasters. * are a rare cause of pseudo-hoarseness - also important contributing factors that impair sexual performance - the most common cause of feather plucking * suggest the services of a psychiatrist or a psychologist. Psychosocial problem * are the most prevalent form of morbidity associated with childhood obesity. * following a brain injury appear to occur with most injuries to some degree. Reproductive problem * Some reproductive problems are faced by ancestors. * are the primary concern for birds suffering from mercury poisoning * include pain - pelvic pain<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Respiratory problem * Most respiratory problems are caused by adenoviruses. * Most respiratory problems are faced by animals - terrestrial animals * Some respiratory problems are caused by dust. * Some respiratory problems involve congestion - mucous congestion * are a significant national public health problem * are common due to toxic gases from the manure pit and high levels of humidity - in sick newborns - especially common under such circumstances as are problems with sore eyes - rare and are related to inhalation, co-ingestants, or seizures - sometimes present in infancy, but lifespan is normal * can also be secondary to heart diease and other chest tumors - occur in patients with severe scoliosis - result from inhalation of powders that develop when aged clay dries - be due to improper ventilation and dirty bedding - cause major problems in pH levels - occur in infants and children - result from rapid changes in atmosphere pressure * occur fairly frequently - most commonly as a result of aspiration of hand-feeding formula * worsen, particularly when the patient becomes bedridden.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| problem: Riddle * Try to determine what each rhyme is describing. * are an ideal way to develop children's knowledge of rhyming - located in newspapers - puzzle games - questions - simply for people talking about the meaning of words * teach lessons and share cultural knowledge in the same way stories and proverbs do. Serious problem * affect quality. * can occur in people who have nerve and blood vessel damage in the legs or feet. * need attention - medical attention - psychological treatments * occur in diabetics when levels of sugar in the blood get too high or too low. * require treatments. * respond to treatments. * require serious measures. Shoulder problem * Most shoulder problems involve muscles, ligaments and tendons rather than the bones - soft tissue muscles, ligaments and tendons rather than bones * Some shoulder problems result from the disruption of soft tissues like the tendons and ligaments. Skin problem * affect feet. * are caused by impurities.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Sleep problem * Most sleep problems reported by women, occur during menopause. * Some sleep problems contribute to obesity. * affect about two-thirds of individuals with ASD at some point in childhood - men and women of every age, race, and socioeconomic class * are a common symptom for people who are recovering from traumatic events - among the most common complaints that parents have about their young ones * are common among children and are frustrating for parents - during the early period of abstinence - common, especially when going to bed and falling asleep - especially common among middle-aged and older adults * are very common during the first years of life - in people who struggle with their thoughts and emotions * become more ingrained as children get older. * can seriously affect quality of life as well as productivity and safety. * come in a variety of forms. * persist for few weeks Sticker * are adjuvants that aid in the attachment of a chemical to a surface - cause the herbicide to adhere to the plant foliage * come in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and colors. * help nodule forming bacteria adhere to seed.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| problem: Stomach cancer * affects men twice as often as women. * can be hard to find early - even occur later in life * cause few symptoms in their early stage. * is cancer that begins in the stomach * is curable if it is found before it has spread - while it is confined to the stomach - currently the second leading cause of cancer death worldwide - diseases - more common in black people than in white people - now the ninth leading cause of death in men and the eleventh in women - one of the most common and lethal cancers in many parts of the world - rare, and is especially rare before the age of sixty * is the leading form of cancer in Japan among men and women - main cancer risk from diets high in salted foods * is the second leading cancer killer in the world - form of cancer in men, after lung cancer - most common cancer in the world * starts in a single cell - lung cell Thyroid problem * Most thyroid problems contribute to conditions - skin conditions * Some thyroid problems can get worse in the postpartum period. Underlie problem * are exacerbated by pregnancy. * contribute to conditions * require attention Urban problem * Some urban problems are the result of low levels of overall development. * are multi-dimensional in nature.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| problem: Vision problem * Many vision problems begin well before children reach school. * Some vision problems affect eyes. * affect a large segment of the population - one in four school-aged children * are one of the most commonly occurring physical impairments in America - very common in individuals with autism * can and often do interfere with learning - begin in early childhood * can occur at any age, and certainly crop up in baby boomers * come in a bewildering collection of degrees of severity and varieties of impairment. * increase with age. * plague humans. Weight problem * Most weight problems start in early childhood. * can affect a person's self-esteem for years to come. * have particularly damaging effects on children. Word problem * connect math concepts to the real world. * exist in all realms of mathematics. * help bridge the gap between math and the real world. * involve concepts from physics and chemistry, as well as business and economics.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| provision \| feeding: Bird feeding * adds a food source and brings birds close for easy observation. * is one of the most popular outdoor activities in the United States - recreation and an important way for people to become interactive with wildlife * is the activity of feeding wild birds, often by means of a bird feeder - primary birding activity enjoyed in winter - second most popular hobby among American adults * local hobby enjoyed by many residents. * popular activity almost everywhere.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| provision \| feeding: Breast feeding * Feeding with breast milk is associated with neonatal hyperbilirubinemia. * activates the child's immune system. * appears to be safe as long as no open wounds are found around the areola. * can be a very simple and satisfactory way to feed an infant. * can continue during an episode of gastroenteritis - without stopping during teething - delay ovulation - end up being difficult for a mother and also for the baby at first - help a baby fight off infections, and is thought to aid brain development * causes no physical discomfort or pain and no health or life risk to the mother. * creates a different growth rate. * goes on as long as the child wants it. * has a feedback mechanism that can prevent ovulation. * helps the baby to fight against various infections. * helps to protect babies from getting ear infections - women against breast and ovarian cancer, anemia and osteoporosis * is acceptable in all social situations, even a busy marketplace - also good for the mother * is associated with a decreased risk of breast cancer - lower incidence of recurrent ear infections in infants - reduced risk of heart disease in adult life - considered to be the best method for feeding babies - contraindicated because the drugs are excreted in milk - infant feeding - initiated in the second or third day of life when the mother's milk comes in - natural - one of the duties of motherhood - recommended for the entire first year of a baby's life * is the best way of feeding infants and can help prevent allergies - most healthy option for both mother and baby - thought to help prevent allergies * natural process, but it still requires patience and practice. * provides the perfect food for babies. * reduces the risk of asthma. * requires increased maternal calorie intake and fluid intake. * sacred act. Courtship feeding * is also common - an important part of the preparation for mating - performed by the female begging from the male - seen in many gull and tern species - used in reproduction - when one member of the pair presents the other with food in a ritualized way * occurs more often in communal settings than in pairs. * takes place in which the male feeds the female regurgitated food. Force feeding * causes a fatty degeneration in the liver cells. * is likely to result in increased resistance, or the food being spit out.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| provision \| feeding: Formula feeding * has terrible consequences for most children. * is known to carry numerous risks to the infant - much easier for a newborn than is breast-feeding Infant feeding * is feeding * key area to improve child survival and promote healthy growth and development. Munch * are bites. * is feeding Suckling * are feeding - young mammals * becomes less frequent when the calf is about six months old. * helps prevent post-partum hemorrhage - shrink a mother's uterus after childbirth Tube feeding * are another source of nutrition. * common but low profile form of life support. * involves providing nutrients directly into a patient's stomach through a tube. * is an alternative to feeding people through their veins. Healthcare delivery * is provision * mass of individuals and organizations, often working at cross-purposes. Refueling * are filling - fuelings * is provision Rare condition * Some rare conditions affect rabbits - are caused by ingestion * affect development. * have patterns. * run in families. Respiratory condition * are among the most common causes of acute illnesses in ambulatory settings. * continue to be the principal cause of child illness in the country. * encompass a number of acute and chronic disorders. Road condition * can change rapidly when wet - vary from dust to mud, especially during spring * change if it rains or snows. * vary depending on the weather and the time of year. + Gilgit River, Tributaries: Rivers of Pakistan :: Tributaries of the Indus River * Road conditions are spectacular at best, treacherous at worst. + Hunza River, Tributaries	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Safety * Use safe procedures to protect eyes, hands, and mouth. * also is about using common sense and taking precautions. * broad concept, meaning different things to different people, depending on the context. * burns fat without missing meals, stimulating food intake reduction. * caps on medicines help protect toddlers and other children - pill bottles keep children from ingesting poison * comes down to knowledge of possible hazards and prevention. * commitment of the entire aviation industry. * concept that brings up images of being protected, free from harm. * concern especially with the schoolchildren - for students and their families studying at a college in the United States - on all university campuses * concern with combustible reactions - disabled sailors as it is with others - of employment * consideration when using firearms or fireworks. * cooperative effort requiring a safety consciousness by every employee. * crop that needs to be tended on a regular basis in order to flourish. * does require some people to be locked up. * exists in numbers. * function of technique for a given individual in a given situation. * fundamental and essential part of caring for our people - right of children * glazing building code requirement that applies to both new and replacement glazing. * growing concern for the people of our industry. * has far-reaching effects on individuals and communities - implications for a project's schedule, cost and level of quality * includes both the animal patient and the human consumer of the food produced by the animal - freedom from violence and abuse - maintaining safe streets in neighborhoods, homes, and businesses * involves freedom from danger, risk, or injury - risk or danger - human affairs as well as hardware and software * is about efficient systems - all about people s attitude towards their work * is also a concern, moss is present on many of the small limbs and branches of a tree - key element of providing a good environment for children * is always a concern for all Internet users - primary concern when doing tricks with animals * is an absolute requirement when dealing with nuclear weapons - activity that can be planned * is an attitude, one complemented by developing skills and good judgement - safety is never to be compromised, safety saves lives - essential aspect of child care * is an important aspect of waste disposal - concern for bikers of all ages * is an important consideration for people with neuropathy - with sensation or movement difficulties - where cords are involved, particularly in homes with children * is an important factor for both the circulation of vehicles and pedestrian traffic - in water exercising - when producing and marketing children's toys * is an important issue as it is extremely dark during star gazing - in fireworks manufacture, distribution and display - with heating equipment - job skill that employers require and reward - in-depth study of the evolution of safety features in the American automobile - increasing concern with fragrance chemicals - inherent part of an efficient, professional organization - investment in our employees * is an issue for workplace morale - when keeping meats and salads - on-going concern to every aspect of daily life * is another concern for parents who want their children inside where they are safe - issue that accompanies drinking - reason that people bring their yen - areas - as important in driving a vehicle as in handling a firearm - confidence - contentment - corporate commitment - created by predictability, and predictability is created by consistent behaviors - crucial because motorcycles lack crashworthiness and occupant protection - enforced when schools and police develop strong partnerships - essential when working with fireplaces - every individual's responsibility, every day * is everyone's individual responsibility - responsibility - employers and employees - extremely important when using natural gas * is extremely important when working in a laboratory - with chemicals - goals - important in the family car market * is important to all who engage in equestrian sports - prevent the risk of injury - the travelling public * is important when cooking meat, though - it comes to guinea pig playtime - integrated into all work practices and reinforced in our behaviours and attitudes - like morality and pregnancy * is located in footballs - rifles - managed at all levels of management - measured in terms of how much a person is exposed to per kilogram of body weight - most important when it comes to racing - one aspect of life, but another is enjoyment of life * is one of the major concerns for the driver and the passenger while travelling - most sought after features in an automobile - reason larger vehicles are more preferable to families than smaller ones - our way of life and a standard of excellence - part of our everyday life - scores - something that extends beyond baby-sitting and social organizations * is the ability of the firm to withstand adversity - absence of danger of harm or injury - concern of everyone involved at every level of the sport - cornerstone in the performance of all hospital work - foundation upon which the success of the industry is built - hallmark of freedom from fear, while well-being is the target of freedom from want * is the key element in pesticide storage - to a productive workforce - main issue raised by critics of the genetic engineering of life forms - most important aspect of hunting * is the number one factor in using garden tools - issue when teaching a horse to lay down - number-one concern when climbing - personal or societal acceptance of a given risk * is the primary criteria in establishing the location of bus stops - factor in every laboratory activity - function of a radiotelephone aboard a boat - reason why speeds are lowered - prime goal in building construction - property that the set of answers for a given query is finite * is the responsibility of all employees - each fisherman - every cyclist * is the responsibility of everyone involved in the workplace - on the field - more than just one person or group - the competitor who competes at their own risk - second way in which the meat industry is failing to listen to customers - watchword of modern military operations - used for football games * is very important in turkey hunting - to car racing * key factor that is considered in the design and operation of traffic signal systems - issue in the ever so fast growing sport of hockey - word in helping to gain funds * lies in diversification of the diet, and danger attends restric- tion. * major area of employee education and concern. * major concern for most car buyers - parents when choosing day care - in using space heaters - consideration when it comes to burning wood as a heat source * means freedom from injury and health risks - guarding against damage to a machine, tools, and materials, as well as people - occupational safety in general - staying in one's place * motherhood issue. * now precedes health, reflecting the importance of safety issues in the workplace. * perception - a sense of personal comfort. * personal responsibility. * pertains to how one handles a material. * positively impacts morale, productivity and quality. * primary concern in the sport of paintball as it is in all sports. * property that the run-time system guarantees. * refers to the apparent stability of social, economic, and political conditions. * relates to contraindications and possible interactions - freedom from hazard, risk, or injury - various dimensions of physical, social and psychological well being * relative matter subject to different circumstances, time and place * relies on an integrated system of people, equipment, and procedures. * responsibility shared by all - that is important to everyone * shared responsibility between governments and the boating public. * sign of efficiency. * significant issue on rural highways, particularly in harsh winter conditions. * state of mind. * topic that benefits everyone. * topical issue in the development of fusion reactors. * two-syllable word that, on a ship, has a two page definition. * very important factor in vehicle design. * word that is used to talk about the quality of relationships.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| safety: Aviation safety * cooperative effort among all members of the aviation community - of all members of the aviation community * dynamic part of the aviation industry. Car safety * Car Safety Make sure everyone in the car wears a seat belt. * critical concern for everyone. Double * are carriage - numbers with decimal points - people - tennis * is safety ### condition \| safety \| double: Double billing * Double Billing is the term for billing two separate clients for work done at the same time. * occurs when the client is billed twice for the same work. Double parking * can cause accidents and serious injury to people. * is the practice of parking one's car next to another car on a street. Double taxation * arises when two tax jurisdictions levy tax on the same income. * is the practice of taxing income twice. * occurs when the same income is taxed in two different countries. Mixed double * implies that there's a player who is significantly weaker. * refer to a man and a woman. Electrical safety * begins with proper wiring. * is important in every work environment - most important in floods Fire safety * is an important concept for every person, both young and old, to be familliar with - everyone's responsibility - important because the perils of fire are real, both in the home and at work - more important in a disaster, especially if telecommunications are lost * is the responsibility of all residence hall staff and students - single greatest concern regarding unattended fueling * life and death matter. * means taking simple steps to prevent fires from starting. Highway safety * begins with a driver who can see and be seen. * function of the vehicle, the driver, and the road. * is primarily a State government function.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety: Homer * are philosophers. * lies in the maritime climate zone. * modulates the activity and assembly of the metabotropic receptor. * sees life after death as a prolongation of the moment of death for humans. + Gorgon: Greek legendary creatures * Homer only talks about one Gorgon. According to Hesiod, they lived at the edge of the known world, in the Atlas Mountains. At a later time, Libya is also named as their home. + Homerpalooza * In this episode, Otto, the school bus driver, accidentally crashes the bus. Homer starts driving a carpool for the school kids. After Bart complains about his music tastes and a disappointing trip to the music store, Homer decides to try to become more in touch with music by taking the kids to Hullapaloosa. After getting hit by an inflatable pig, Homer is recruited in the freak show to get blasted by cannonballs. After touring for a while successfully, Homer feels sick right before a performance for Springfield. He finds out that he could die if he gets hit by one more cannonball. Homer, determined to perform, decides to do it anyway. + Lisa's Pony: The Simpsons episodes * It first aired on the Fox network in the United States on November 7, 1991. In this episode, Homer Lisa by forgetting to buy the right reed for her saxophone. Homer struggles with two jobs to cover the cost of and feeding the pony. Lisa, upon seeing what Homer must go through to pay for the pony, decides to give it away. + The Simpsons Movie, Plot: 2007 movies :: The Simpsons :: Movies based on TV series :: English language movies * Marge questions Homer about Spider pigs 'leavings'. He says he has put them in a silo. Homer agrees to this, and Marge says he is allowed to take Spider Pig with him. This is a reference to Harry Potter. The pig even has the lightning bolt scar and the thick glasses, just like Harry Potter. Homer drives to the waste site to get rid of the silo. Homer's friend and co-worker Lenny calls him from a donut store and tells him that they are giving out free donuts. Homer, with his love for donuts, tries to find a different way to getting rid of his silo. He then drives to the now clean lake.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| safety: Laboratory safety * involves chemical safety, fire safety, electrical safety, and other safety issues. * is an important aspect of safety in campus buildings - governed by numerous local, state and federal regulations - the personal responsibility of each and every individual in a laboratory Patient safety * primary responsibility of every healthcare professional. * subset of health care quality. Pedestrian safety * is threatened when solicitors block medians, crosswalks and curb cuts. * major public health and safety problem. Personal safety * fundamental human right and basic factor in determining our quality of life. * growing concern within the health care industry. * is an issue for many teens - one major issue for women<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety: Public safety * baseline issue that makes everything else possible. * continual concern for rural communities. * cornerstone to our quality of life. * depends on equal and effective administration of justice. * includes police and fire services and emergency preparedness. * is an area generally considered best left up to the public sector - example of a public purpose - expense that most corporations together bear the price - another critical area that is impacted by drug abuse - everyone's responsibility - important when consuming the live perishable product - increased, because people feel safer in a clean, litter-free environment - inherent in all staff decision-making - local and very important to elected officials - one of the most essential functions of government - protected wherever a pipeline is built * is the first and most important function of government - responsibility of government - number one priority of government - primary factor in all correctional decision-making * precondition to economic activity. * serves as the cornerstone of vital, economically productive and livable communities. * team effort. * very important function of government. Road safety * imposes enormous costs on society, making the transport system inherently unsustainable. * is about people - safe roads, safe vehicles and safe users - also safety for cyclists and pedestrians * is an important factor in the prioritisation and design of road improvements - issue that very much effects poor people - the most important part of biking	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| safety: Security * Most security oriented book and magazine publishers also have websites. * Securities are bonds, stocks, or mutual funds - the same things as bonds - unconditional obligations of the sovereign state - can include stocks, bonds, or cash - general term that refers to all types of stocks, bonds and money market instruments - includes stocks, bonds and mutual funds - involve investment risk and possible loss of principal - is the sole owner of taxpayer - refer to investments like stocks and bonds - usually imply stocks and bonds, but can also include any financial instrument * When dealing with computers, security and privacy are almost synonyms. * affects confidentiality, integrity and availability. * also concerns the physical security of the equipment, the security of data and network - involves the use of computers in the context of the curriculum network - lies in the values of our free institutions * also means that peace arrangements be structured that can last for generations - viruses are prevented from infecting people's systems * basic human right. * becomes concern. * begins as a state of mind. * broad term encompassing products, services and procedures. * can mean physical access to a door, or electronic access to computer files or networks. * central issue in modern computer systems. * combination of technology and policy. * comes from feeling connected to all things. * common and logical concern with banking on the Internet. * computer controlled security system. * computer-controlled security system. * concern for companies with very large corporate WANs - many current users on the Internet - in credit card purchases and the ability to encrypt transfer of data - of every company connected to the Internet * concerns A common concern about networks and servers is security. * condition for achieving and maintaining real peace. * continual arms race between attackers and defenders. * continuous initiative involving everyone in an organization, from top to bottom. * critical issue for accessing confidential corporate data - sector in which donors can make a difference * delicate balance that requires an artist's touch, rather than an expert's touch. * develops from within societies. * discipline of trust and impeccable integrity. * has national, emotional, and social components as well as military ones. * helps safety. * high priority on computer networks. * human endeavour. * inks react with common eradication chemicals. * involves both data security and data integrity - feelings of confidence and lack of anxiety and fear * is about privacy and reliability - risk management - trust, and trust is about competitive advantage - also a governmental issue in domestic and international levels * is always an issue when computers are networked together * is an equal right for all parties - ever growing concern on the Internet * is an important element of a complete electronic commerce system - function of a document management system * is an important issue in todays's distributed information processing - when transferring documents electronically - with any connection to the Internet * is an important part of merchant transactions - individual responsibility - investment and good management practice * is an issue that confronts the information industry and the information user - cuts across all aspects of mobile computing - when connected to a network and the Internet - assets * is based on fear and emotion - the difficulty of factoring large numbers with ordinary computers - concerned with locks, fences, and guards - defined in terms of allowable flows of information among security domains - departments - described in Setting up a secure server - determined by the overall design and implementation of a system - fundamental to e-commerce and to the confident flow of information over the Internet - guarantees - illusion - important in our lives as it brings stability to a chaotic world - increased by designing for the way humans actually behave - industry standard encryption to scramble customer s sensitive information - key to the growth of e-commerce - legal documents * is located in airports - casinos - concerts - homes - universities - military operations - more important to women than to men, and women have lost a lot of it - most important in networked economy - multidimensional, with military, political, economic, and environmental dimensions * is one of the fastest growing industries today - most important and frequently overlooked needs of poor people - policy, awareness and enforcement - precaution - responsible for providing protection and communication with hotel guests and employees - rooted in the physical world - something like the property of being free from evil - sterility, sterility is death - superior when animals are kept in small areas that can be more easily monitored * is the amount of freedom from danger, risk or doubt - basic limiting factor controlling the social functionality of a voting system * is the biggest concern of people considering a purchase on the Internet - growth industry in the world - common desire of all mankind - denial of life - freedom from danger, risk, or doubt - key ingredient for 'trust' using networks, especially public networks - largest growth market on the Internet - lowest form of happiness - major component that enables organizations to conduct business on the Internet - process of managing risk and placing the necessary controls on information - protection of anything of value , including people , property and information - totality of safeguards in a computer-based information system - what enables business to happen, especially on the Web - when everything is settled - workers * large concern when dealing with credit cards and the internet. * major concern for all computer and network users - anyone wishing to spend money in cyberspace - businesses connecting their systems to the Internet - consumers and banks - everyone using the Internet - many users of the Internet - of most Internet users - when banking on the Internet * matter of risk management. * means all interests in debt or equity instruments - money in computer networking * pain in the neck. * primary concern when an organization connects to the Internet. * problem on the Internet - with pesticide storage areas * process of staying informed. * refers to any measures taken to protect something - the balanced operating state of the system in terms of stability and loadings * represents the primary concern of businesses interested in electronic commerce. * serious concern on today's computer networks - profession that requires unlimited dedication * state of mind engineered and designed into the infrastructure, rather than vice versa - non-anxiety * strategy of control by way of understanding. * value, and freedom. * very important aspect of doing business in the electronic world. * word covering the real motive which is always the same. + Computer security * Computer security involves telling computers what they are 'not to do'. This makes computer security unique because most programming makes computers 'do' things. Security takes much of a computers power.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| safety \| security: Active security * is automated enforcement of network security policies. * proactive role in protecting a networks assets. Airport security * is the first line of defense against terrorism. * problem that can be solved only by legalizing sodamy.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety \| security: Computer security * covers many aspects of computing and communication. * give and take situation. * involves a payoff between protection and usability. * is about protecting the data and availability of an association of hosts - an emerging area within the computer science arena - another area where safety is an issue - like defending freedom, it requires constant vigilance - more than just IDs and passwords - often inversely propotional to convinience - the growth industry of the next decade * is the responsibility of all employees - each user - everyone - system managers * matter of controlling how data are shared for reading and modifying. * multifaceted issue touching several disciplines, departments, and cultures. * requires strong authentication to clearly identify entities. Economic security * is an issue that women think, care and vote about - connected to employment - enhanced when our government makes the right choices for the future - listed as the number one reason battered women go back to their abusers - one of the most critical influences shaping child development - part of strategic security for both countries, and for their Asian partners * major element of national security. Financial security * begins with budgeting, saving and investing. * is an issue with inter-generational implications - oxymoron in light of the gospel text - determined by the amount of our accumulated capital - what just about every landlord wants<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety \| security: Human security * depends on a system which allows for international judicial intervention. * foreign policy idea and a political imperative. * goes beyond the traditional concept of physical protection as a result of conflict. * is an action-oriented approach that focuses on the individual - issue of particular concern to the poor - both short term and long term * is, for all intents and purposes, a theory of development. * matter of human dignity. * means building security from the bottom up. * provides an enabling environment for human development. * requires a secure state, in the sense of peace between nations.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety \| security: Information security * aims at protecting electronic information against such threats. * complex, dynamic and multi-dimensional realm - growing discipline * continuing area where basic research can contribute. * entails policies and procedures, as well as records and systems. * has a broader spectrum. * is about ensuring the fluidity of business - the availability, integrity and confidentiality of information * is an fundamental condition in the complex world of business today - increasingly vital cog in the Internet economy - based on policies and procedures - dependent on human and technical factors - especially crucial in financial services and health care industries - now a major issue facing today s electronic society - the foundation for the global digital economy - very important as one of the fundamental techniques of communication * much broader subject that relates to services in an open society. * provides for confidentiality, integrity, availability and non-repudiation. Internal security * can restrict ease of movement. * nessary to maintian a safe system.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| safety \| security: Internet security * affects all of what is digital commerce. * fuzzy subject to the general business computing community. * growing concern for many users today. * is handled by a secret PIN number and encryption of data - increasingly important as more people utilize high-speed Internet access * is more important for advanced corporate systems than local networks and desktops - than just encrypted connection - the biggest impediment to electronic commerce - viewed by some as an oxymoron equivalent to military intelligence * major issue for corporations rushing to sell their wares and services online. * necessity for anyone using the Web. * part of a larger security issue known as network security.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety \| security: Job security * improves respect in the workplace. * increases health and well-being. * is about being able to find a job - one area in which the demand for high-tech skills comes through loud and clear - the most central economic issue for most people * key factor in the job-search strategies of most employment seekers. * means financial security, and the cycle goes on - the family's livelihood * no-no in the free market age. * threatens profits since workers with seniority get higher wages and more benefits.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety \| security: National security * begins with personal security. * depends heavily on diplomacy. * depends on energy security - science and technology * includes economic security or more accurately economic advantage. * is about every citizen - an area where a president can act even without bipartisan consensus * is the first responsibility of the federal government - most fundamental task of a government - threatened by a heavy reliance on oil from abroad * means preventing war or terrorism on American soil.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety \| security: Network security * can be an issue, and Internet communications suffer from limited bandwidth. * growing concern for all companies and organizations. * is about managing and quantifying risk. * is an arms race, where the attackers have all the advantages - environment of attack identification and defense - issue that no small business can afford to avoid - one of the biggest issues businesses face in using the Internet - oriented around the communication aspects of a networked environment * key to a secure working enviroment. * represents that foundation upon which all e-commerce is built. Personal security * is higher in the most urbanised countries than in the least urbanised countries - the responsibility of each individual member * remains a concern in many developing and international countries.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| safety \| security: Physical security * addresses the issue of deliberate or unintended compromise of business data. * is an issue for both servers and end-user client computers - as important as emotional security - dependent on integrated systems with budgetary constraints - handled by keeping doors locked out of normal hours - important because of the expense of hardware and software * is the first layer of security - foundation of all other security measures - most often overlooked aspect of computer security * protects the storage of medical and user information. * refers to the actual location of the hardware.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| safety \| security: Social security * affects everyone. * comprises superannuation, health and unemployment insurance. * has a base of protection for low-income individuals, but almost no saving - the payoff characteristics of an annuity * including pension insurance is regulated by law. * is based on solidarity - more than monthly retirement benefits - social insurance * is the bane of individual liberty - major source of retirement income for the majority of women - only thing that keeps the elderly afloat - usually one of the most important topics on the minds of retirees * is, therefore, often the only source of income for many older women. * provides protection and safety net. * tax every worker pays into the system to save for retirement. Software security * is about access control and software reliability - created by humans, and it can be broke by humans * vast subject because modern computer systems are complex. System security * is the responsibility of the system administrator of that system. * relies on maintaining the secrecy of users' passwords. True security * is the degree to which sufficiency in balance with nature is achieved by all nations. * lies in our ability to provide real value to the marketplace. Traffic safety * affects everyone regardless of age, sex, race, or economic standard. * is enforced by the police. * youth development issue that is growing in concern across the United States. ### condition \| safety \| triple: Pythagorean triple * Pythagorean Triples Suppose that a, b, c are natural numbers. * are integer length sides of right triangles. Workplace safety * critical component of daily lab operations. * is an issue which is increasingly concerning the community - the responsibility of both employees and employers - vitally important to municipal utilities Satiety * is often absent when people wolf down their food or are very distracted - when someone eats more than enough and is more than satisfied * plays an important role in energy balance. Schizophrenia * causes stigmas. * is diseases - insanity * is mental disorder - illnesses - psychosis Sclerosis * curvature of the spine. * describes the damage or scarring of the glomerulus - hardened tissue in the damaged areas of the brain and spinal cord * general medical term that means hardening and scarring. * is an end stage appearance and is irreversible - pathology * late manifestation of the disease. * leads to difficulty. * means hardening, and the arteries become hardened and blocked	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| sclerosis: Atherosclerosis * Define the systemic risk factors for atherosclerosis. * Some atherosclerosis affects hearts. * Some atherosclerosis leads to attacks - heart attacks * affects all arteries - different arteries at different rates in different people - large and medium-sized arteries - medium and large sized arteries in the body - the heart, brain etc * also raises blood pressure. * begins in childhood. * begins when insulin resistance begins - something injures the lining of an artery - with the accu mulation of fatty streaks on the inner arterial walls * build up af fat and cholesterol deposits within the wall of an artery. * buildup of fatty deposits within the walls of the arteries - material called plaque on and in the wall of an artery * can affect flow to the brain, heart - also upset the delicate balance of blood clots * can cause a heart attack or stroke - two kinds of blockages - lead to an increased risk of heart attack or stroke * can lead to heart attack - attacks and strokes or poor circulation in the legs and feet - disease and strokes - occur in any artery in the body - take a toll through other mechanisms as well however - ultimately lead to a heart attack * causes decreased blood flow - more deaths from heart disease than any other single condition - the arteries in the legs to become narrow * chronic accumulation of fat deposits within the wall of an artery - illness that develops over decades * common disorder of the arteries. * condition affecting the circulatory system - in which fatty deposits build up on the inside of the arteries - of plaque build-up in the medium and larger sized arteries * degenerative disease that results in narrowing of the coronary arteries. * develops over years. * disease affecting the arterial blood vessel - caused by faulty or incomplete lipid metabolism - condition that can occur throughout the arterial circulation * disease of large and medium-sized arteries - process that occurs over years - that develops over several decades * form of arteriosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries * gets progressively worse with increasing age. * has a higher incidence in people who have diabetes - many features in common with chronic inflammatory processes - the characteristic of a lesion, or atheromatous plaque * healing process. * increases the risk of heart attack, stroke and heart disease. * invades both the superficial and deep layers of the vessel walls. * involves a buildup of rough, fatty deposits on the blood vessel walls. * is accelerated by high blood pressure - in diabetics * is also a factor in causing arrhythmia - leading cause of many deaths from heart attack and stroke - basically a two-step process - caused by high cholesterol and smoking * is caused by the adherence of platelets to the arterial walls - deposit of substances in the artery s inner lining * is characterized by plaque accumulation in arteries that begins in early adulthood - reduced elasticity of vessels and arteries - the build-up of cholesterol in the walls of arteries - classified as an ageing disease - collected fatty deposits and cholesterol in the arterial walls - common in patients who are of middle or old age - described as degenerative changes in the walls of the arteries - essentially a chronic form of inflamation - generally worse at the beginning of an artery where turbulence is greater - illnesses - induced by the combined effects of genetic and environmental factors - induration - known to cause heart attacks and strokes - measured by ultrasonography * is more common as people get older and gets worse over time - in men of all age groups * is one of the known precursors to heart attack - major cardiovascular diseases - nation's most significant health problems - ways of accelerating the hardening process - pathologically similar to a chronic inflammatory response - probably the result of the action of many genes - rapid in the diabetic kidney - responsible for most cardiovascular disease - the build up of cholesterol deposits, or plaque, in the lining of the arteries * is the build-up of cholesterol and inflammatory cells in the walls of arteries - fatty substances on the inside of the artery walls - plaque in the arteries - commonest cause of obstruction - disease process that can lead to heart disease and stroke - gradual buildup of fat and cholesterol deposits in the arteries * is the leading cause of angina - both brain attack and heart attack * is the leading cause of death in Europe and North America - in the developed world - major form of heart disease in Western countries - most common arterial disease * is the most common cause of abdominal aortic aneurysms - coronary artery disease in lupus - coronary heart disease, including heart attacks * is the narrowing of the arteries caused by plaque accumulation - underlying cause of heart attacks or stroke * is the underlying process that causes heart attacks and most strokes - most heart disease - usually progressive and frequently leads to complications * is, by far, the most common cause. * leading cause of death in the United States. * leads to heart disease, strokes and other forms of vascular disease - ischemic strokes by making arteries narrow, rough, stiff and weak - strokes, heart attacks, and other serious health problems * major contributor to coronary heart disease and stroke - risk factor for heart attack * means less blood is flowing through the arteries. * narrowing of the arteries caused by plaques on the inner lining - from plaques on the inner lining * narrows the blood vessels and thus decreases blood flow to the kidneys. * occurs over time as the arteries gradually narrow because of buildup of plaque - when deposits, called plaque, collect on the inside walls of arteries * predisposing condition for heart attack and stroke. * problem that tends to compound itself. * progressive condition leading to arterial blockage and reduced blood flow - disease and can develop in any artery in the body - problem that, in some people, begins early in life * refers to the accumulation of fatty streak lesions in the coronary arteries. * remains a common and significant cause of morbidity and mortality in our society. * result of long-term high blood cholesterol levels. * sequence of events. * shows no symptoms until a complication occurs. * significantly increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. * silent killer. * silent, painless process that results in reduced blood flow. * starts early - in childhood, and is accelerated in some individuals * takes many years, even decades to develop. * tends to collect near branching points in the arteries. * thickening or hardening of the arteries. * type of arteriosclerosis that primarily affects the inner lining of the artery - arteriosclerosis, but the two words are often used interchangeably * usually indicates hypertension or high blood pressure - involves the proximal ICA and carotid bulb + Coronary heart disease, Atherosclerosis: Heart disease * Atherosclerosis is a form of heart disease. This causes the arteries to become harder. It also makes it more difficult for blood to flow through the arteries. This can cause blood clots to form, blocking blood from traveling through the arteries. Small pieces of plaque can also break off and block smaller blood vessels.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| sclerosis \| atherosclerosis: Coronary atherosclerosis * disease of the arteries in the heart. * is cumulative with age, period - often an underlying problem in angina Nuclear sclerosis * appears as a slight graying of the lens. * causes the lens to refract light. * increases the refractivity of the ocular crystalline lens as animals get older. * normal change that occurs in the lens of older dogs. * resembles a cataract but is actually a normal age-related change. Systemic sclerosis * is rare among elderly persons. * life threatening disease for which there is no cure.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| sclerosis: Tuberous sclerosis * can appear as a new mutation. * causes growths in the brain, eyes, heart, kidney, skin or lungs. * complex of hamartomatous changes involving the brain and skin. * is an autosomal dominant condition of multiple tumors - associated commonly with renal angiomyolipoma - currently the second largest identifiable genetic cause of autism - inherited as an autosomal dominant trait - the most common neurocutaneous syndrome after neurofibromatosis * rare condition that is inherited.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Self * Help Aid typically comes in the form of work programs or loan programs. * Most self respecting blind people dress themselves, after picking out their own cloths. * Selves are both a reflection and construction of the society in which they emerge. * are consciousness - continuous in spacetime but discontinuous in three-space - illusion - the fundamental elements of holistic systems * can thrive in the things of the world without being broken. * consist of enformation fields. * draining spigot prevents heavy lifting and back injury. * exist in black and in white. * help devices - holders for pen, key, spoon and comb, and a device to manage toilet activities - groups offer a popular variation on group therapy * is beyond the epidermal limits of a person's body - characterised by a self-critical orientation rather than a positive regard - creator, controller and god of all - known as emotions related to love within creativity - seen as being constituted out of experience or some specific part of it * is the lord of self - lowest form of humanity - nature of the soulish life, and the soulish life is the life of the soul, the person * is the only prison that can bind the soul - truth any one person can be certain of - root of all lack of love and obedience - yearning for pleasure and the lust after vanity - what is considered by the t-cells necessary for survival * medicating with alcohol or other drugs is common in bipolars and leads to mood instability. * quenching at high concentrations can cause the curvature. * repair The body also has systems to repair or replace damaged building blocks of cells. * respecting people never identify with people who try to destroy their race. * sharpening cutters extend head life. * special variable, which refers to the object currently being manipulated. * talk using positive affirmations is something that is common among all great achievers. ### condition \| self: Self concept * correlates positively with achievement. * is crucial in determining self esteem. Self hypnosis * can be an effective tool for relieving stress and controlling headache pain - improve health in people with both chronic and psychosomatic illnesses - include experiencing one, two or all of the senses in the mind s eye * is also a widely used method for re-programming the subconscious mind - hypnosis - the way to weight control without willpower * powerful weapon to counteract stress and stress related illness. Serious condition * Some serious conditions affect birds - dogs - stomachs * require attention - close attention * require immediate attention - medical attention - treatments - urgent treatments	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Several condition * are notable because they cause large numbers of deaths only among women of color. * can cause hematuria. * cause stroke in children. * lead to oxygen depletion in the marine environment. * serve as markers for increased estrogen, the most common being liver disease. * trigger premature eryptosis thus favouring the development of anemia.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Sickness * All sickness by-product of man s original sin - sicknesses owe their origin to either mental or physical causes * Any sickness can cause death, if it be aggravated. * Every sickness known to mankind is less than death. * Many sicknesses can result from sinful attitudes. * Most sickness affects women. * Some sickness causes fevers - has a statistical connection with smoking - is the result of sin in our lives - sicknesses get into the water just by the pigs or dogs or cattle walking in it * give way to healing. * health problem * is created by viruses. * results in pain.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| sickness: Morning sickness * Most morning sickness is part of pregnancy. * affects approximately fifty percent of all pregnant women. * can and does strike at any time of day or night. * can be a real deterrent to weight gain during the first trimester - very severe with multiples' pregnancies - lead to dehydration and dehydration causes sickle cell crisis - make eating well even more of a challenge - often hit morning, noon, and night * common occurrence during the first few months of pregnancy. * constant companion any time of the day. * does cause nausea and vomiting. * is caused by hormones that are released during pregnancy - characterized by nausea, vomiting, poor appetite and depression - diagnosed on the basis of the symptoms - extremely common, occurring in about half of all pregnant women - monitored at prenatal visits * is nausea or vomiting that usually occurs during the first trimester of pregnancy - nausea, with and without vomiting, during pregnancy - the nausea and vomiting that some women have when they become pregnant * is very common early in a pregnancy * poses extra risks for women with sickle cell. * varies in each patient and even in each pregnancy. * very common problem during early pregnancy.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| sickness: Motion sickness * affects people of all ages and races. * begins in the inner ear. * can be a problem on any mode of travel, from trains and boats to cars and airplanes. * can be a serious complication in patients with other illnesses - problem for cats - cause vomiting, paleness, cold sweats, hyperventilation and headaches - develop from the movement of cars, boats, planes, trains and other vehicles - occur in just about any mode of travel - quickly turn into nausea and vomiting - spoil a trip or vacation * common migraine accompaniment. * is ailment - also very common in young children * is caused by repeated rhythmic stimulation of nerve fibers deep inside the ear - the irregular body movements while traveling - common and normal * is common even among astronauts, especially on their first day in space - professional spacemen, especially on their first day in space - the professionals, especially on their first day in space - different for every person - diseases - easier to prevent then to cure - more likely to occur when riding a camel than a horse - related to our sense of balance - the nausea, disorientation and fatigue that can be induced by head motion - unpleasant, as the symptoms make the person suffer * normal response to an abnormal situation. * occurs when a child's eyes and inner ears send conflicting signals to the brain - repetitive small movements mean the brain is sent mixed messages * progressive disorder. * tends to be caused by the mismatch of signals to the brain. Radiation sickness * causes deafness. * free radical disease just as a hang-over is.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| sickness: Serum sickness * can correspond with generalized tender lymphadenopathy. * hypersensitivity reaction similar to allergy. * is allergic reaction - allergies - diseases<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Silence * blessing, that comes while the world sleeps. * can mean they are thinking of organizing what they want to say or write. * carries a cultural currency equal to that of war, of religion, of love. * contains all sounds as all colors filter from transparency. * form of communication - fasting - mercy - speech * has the magic of drawing our awareness inward, healing our bodies, hearts and minds. * increases the inner awareness and the openness towards the surroundings. * is also a part of music - part of repression - the place of speaking - an acquiescence to the murder of an innocent unborn child - another way to emotionally neglect or abandon a child - as essential as air or water for our well-being, even survival as a species - born out of fear in a relationship - death to some people - for the stillness of contemplation and meditation where the seeds of action are born - important to allow undisturbed prayer, meditation, and contemplation - located in libraries - observed to facilitate the spirit of prayer * is often an indication of something to hide - misunderstood, as is noise - the language of angels * is one of the cruelest treatments a person can inflict on a friend - practices which seems strange to some people - only the absence of noise - seen as one of the basic elements of worship * is something that every human being needs every day - people seek - sometimes all there is to prayer - spoken by the dead * is the absence of noise, and noise is unwanted sound - absolute poise, or balance, of body, mind and spirit - betrayal that plays into the hands of Cassandra - birthplace of happiness - communing of a conscious soul with itself * is the element in which great things fashion themselves together - medium that crosses many spiritual lives - music of the soul - pause Between each rain drop From the sky - presence of silence - sea through which sound swims, like flitting fish - source of speech - speech of the spiritual seeker - way to make solitude a reality * mortal illness. * normal response to a sacred experience. * often means a child is thinking. * But deletion different matter as we consciously have made it so that it does require objection to stop from being deleted. I would leave it open for another week. And then go from there which is how they handle ones that aren't obvious on en. I would say our deletions are watched considerably more closely. Silence is consent. I would rather have articles logged at RfD and tracked and have people miss them but have them easily findable than have a random admin speedy them and not a single person notice because as you say things slip through the cracks. We already speedy here way to often as it is. You yourself have been upset about this with empty categories. * perpetuates an environment where ignorance and fear can reign. * powerful force in spiritual growth. * sign of ignorance - respect for the place and the meaning of the place * sneaky form of denial. * stops the flow of self outward and makes people more aware of their selves. * takes a rightful place as a form of sound alongside other forms of sound. Skin condition * Many skin conditions can develop sores and pustules if they get infected. * Some skin conditions affect canals - ear canals - feet * Some skin conditions prevent digestion - proper digestion - require medical help - result in scars * affect children and adults of all ages. * are but one of the many problems caused by hormone allergy and imbalance.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Snow condition * are always good in the winter, even when other areas are starving for snow - powdery early in the season, with hardpack developing as the season progresses * can change dramatically from day to day, even hour to hour. * change almost every day. * determine the availability of trails. * influence where caribou are able to travel, and the availability of their food. * vary throughout the day. Social stratification * is an important concept that relates to all societies - based on age, occupation, wealth, and residence - related to the status given to various occupations and wealth * is the process of ranking people into social layers or classes - sociological study of structured social inequality * shapes human lives in significant ways. Soggy condition * Some soggy conditions kill plants. * contribute to fatal diseases, while too little water is just as fatal. * promote disease. Specific condition * Many specific conditions come under the term cancer. * Some specific conditions contribute to infertility. * determine variation. * exist in habitats. * limit activities. Subservience * comes from social pressure and fear. * is helpings. Such condition * affect development. * exist in subdivisions.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Susceptibility * decreases with age as the normal intestinal flora develops * depends on both species differences and within species protein sequence variations. * indicates that the plant population dies at the herbicide doses normally used. * is determined by measuring the zone of inhibition surrounding each disk - three distinct genetic loci - influenced by the state of dehydration as well as the state of acclimatization - one of the fundamental attributes of life - that part of aircraft survivability that deals with avoiding hits * seems to be related to a person's capacity to produce IgE antibodies. * tends to run in families and affects more women than men. ### condition \| susceptibility: Genetic susceptibility * combines with environmental input to produce disease. * prerequisite for the development of the disease. * seems to be one of the major causes of asthma.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| susceptibility: Liability * Liabilities Indicates the average interest rate that a company borrows at - Is the legal obligation that one person has to pay back another in cash or kind - are accrued expenses, expenses that have added up over time * Liabilities are amounts owed to other people which decrease the value of the organisation - others - that are owed by a business - an organization's debt - balance sheet accounts - creditors who have provided cash to the company * Liabilities are debts owed by the firm, e.g. accounts payable and loans payable - the person owes - which have to be paid eventually - funds obtained from creditors - obligations a company owes to outside parties * Liabilities are obligations of a business or organization, or claims against assets - the business enterprise - possessions - simply what the bank owes * Liabilities are the claims of creditors against the assets - debts of the company - initial capital expenditure plus debts * Liabilities are what a company owes, such as notes payable, trade accounts payable and bonds - is owed - the business owes such as vendor bills, loans, notes and leases - increase or decrease as obligations are incurred or liquidated - represent an obligation that has arisen as the result of a previous transaction * concern of every executive. * is an issue that emerges in any discussion of shared client information - legal responsibility * legal term. * major factor in law enforcement. * protective measure for the potential victim. * question of law and contract. * refers to the responsibility for what is charged onto an account. * vital aspect of nuclear safety.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| susceptibility \| liability: Absolute liability * concept indispensable to a full-fledged theory of leadership. * is common in the United States and increasingly common in Canada. Current liability * Current liabilities are debts due and payable within one year - payable within twelve months - liabilities due in less than one year - obligations due within one year * Current liabilities are the company's debts due in one year, paid out of current assets - debts due in one year, which are paid out of current assets Legal liability * arises through negligence, or the operation of law or due to contract obligations. * is an issue with LRECs, if an approved protocol is claimed to have done harm. Liability insurance * concern of all individuals involved with ranch recreation. * covers being wrongly sued by a parent for negligence - legal liability of an insured * is insurance - the minimum required by law * minimum requirement for planes, pilots and passengers. * pays only when a covered driver is responsible for an accident. * protects homeowners from losses due to accidents and negligence. * tiny cost of doing business. Product liability * applies to consumer products which have been placed in the stream of commerce. * is applicable to sellers of defective products to consumers - the liability of a product supplier to someone injured by the product Strict liability * involves the assessment of liability on the basis of the defect itself. * is also a theory applicable in product liability cases - based on a theory of responsibility which requires no finding of negligence Vicarious liability * concept of what is known as agency law. * is liability imposed on one person for the acts of another person. Magnetic susceptibility * is dominated by contributions from the diamagnetic carbonate matrix. * measures the ability for samples to become magnetic. Varietal susceptibility * is by far the major factor determining the severity of either disease. * seems to play a role in tip abortion in impatiens as well. Tangle * are abnormal collections of neurons that contain twisted threads - twisted protein threads found inside nerve cells - twisted fibers that accumulate within neurons - insoluble twisted fibers that build up inside neurons - intracellular inclusions formed by bundles of twisted filaments - natural objects - perplexity * refer to the twists and tangles that occur inside nerve cells in the brain. ### condition \| tangle: Hairball * are a common cause of death in rabbits - also more common in long-haired rabbits - tangles - the most common causes of occasional gagging or vomiting in an apparently healthy cat * can also cause blockages, that if left untreated, can be fatal - be a serious problem, and are most common in longhaired cats - cause serious digestive problems in an older cat * happen when cats regurgitate an indigestible collection of hair and food debris. Neurofibrillary tangle * are an intra cellular abnormality, involving the cytoplasm of nerve cells. * are bundles of filaments that collect inside the neurons - twisted fibers that accumulate in the cell bodies of neurons * refer to a twisting and tangling of nerve fibers. Trichobezoar * are a very specific kind of concretion made up of hair - composed of hair or hair-like fibers, such as carpet or clothing fibers * develop in people who eat their hair, a condition called trichophagia.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Tension * Is contraction of the skeletal muscles of the body. * Most tension produces energy. * also increases brain chemicals that lead to overeating - leads to muscle fatigue, and muscle fatigue feels like muscle weakness * applied by the spindle fibers aligns all chromosomes in one plane at the center of the cell. * are notes added to a seventh chord by extending the chord upwards in thirds. * arises from interaction - strong interaction * brings the body in conflict with the mind. * can occur because men and women often relate to situations differently. * causes distress - gastrointestinal distress - muscle spasm and pain - muscles to become shorter, compacted and very hard, losing their fluidity * creates tight muscles which, in turn, cause stagnation and blockages throughout the body. * decides the frequency an object vibrates. * decreases the body's ability to bring oxygen into the circulatory system. * force and the lower the mass at a constant speed the less the tension - to stretch a beam in one direction * headaches involves more of the scalp muscle and leads to a more prolonged pain sensation - themselves are often actually migraines * is balance. * is caused by problems - when cattle are grouped together with unfamiliar cattle - conditions - created by movement of the weaver s body - determined by the thickness of the neck - essential to the existence and functioning of the bow and the lyre - important in sustaining chemistry - located in meetings - mental or emotional strain, suspense, anxiety, or excitement * is produced by anxiety - two forces pulling in opposite directions along the same straight line - related to the weight and the acceleration - released by sending relaxing impulses through the body - resistance to being pulled apart or stretched - stress, and stress causes symptoms - stretching * is the amount of pulling force applied to the cable - balance of pull between the upper or needle thread and the lower or bobbin thread - body's attempt to manage underlying emotional dilemmas - condition of being stretched - dynamic that enables string to function * is the force that results if two forces are pulling on the ends of an object - which lengthens or expands what it s acting on - magnitude of the force exerted by a chain or a rope or a string - stress caused by the action of pulling forces - wood combined with interlocked grain can cause fuzzing - used to express water potential with positive numbers - when our bodies feel stiff and our muscles are pulled tight * leads to fear. * load which stretches or lengthens a structure. * measure of negative pressure. * naturally constricts muscles and can affect bodily functions. * often builds up in the neck and shoulders due to stress or neck and upper limb injury - reaches the boiling point when children feel they are facing a source of stress alone * pull that stretches the structure. * pulling force - it stretches materials. * refers to how tightly the string is stretched. * related to everyday problems can cause headaches and even migraines. * restricts blood flow and inhibits the body's ability to repair itself. * results from different forces acting on different parts of the body. * slows the speed that the muscles move. * tends toward arcs of increasing radius. ### condition \| tension: Creative tension * can force youth to evaluate their own personal beliefs, feelings, and actions. * is the difference between the shared vision and the current reality. Emotional tension * can cause muscles to become tense and permanently foreshortened. * is the most common cause of headache among children. Ethnic tension * lead to violence in former Yugoslavia. * resurface when refugees attempt to resettle. Isometric contraction * are when the muscle exerts a force but there is no movement in the limb. * is tension.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| tension: Mental tension * Most mental tension is caused by problems. * can aggravate many skin disorders.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| tension: Muscle tension * Some muscle tension is caused by injuries. * builds when there is poor blood and energy flow. * can also be an allergic problem - be a big contributor to headaches * is an indicator of an aroused state - indicated by 'bands' flowing across the upper back - released, circulation is increased and sensory receptors are activated - the physical result of protecting one's self against psychological pain * lead to pain. * occurs, causing nipple erection, tense thighs, arched back, flared nostrils etc. * plays a role, as do the day to day pressures of life. Nervous tension * can affect the heart with palpitations and the like. * is another culprit that stimulates the digestive system. Oxygen tension * Some oxygen tension regulates maturation. * limits nitric oxide synthesis by activated macrophages. * regulates preosteocyte maturation and mineralization. * regulates the expression of angiogenesis factor by macrophages - nitric oxide pathway Racial tension * do exist, as in almost every country in Africa. * is felt and put forth by many people world-wide on a daily basis.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| tension: Surface tension * Most surface tension arises from interaction - strong interaction * arises from hydrogen bonding between water molecules * becomes zero, and the boundary between liquid and gas vanishes. * causes a free liquid to assume a spherical shape - an interesting phenomenon in soils - epoxy film to pull away from pinhole before it gels - interfaces to resist stretching - liquids to act like a thin, elastic film * causes the lung to collapse - resulting gas bubble to be completely spherical * causes water to clump in drops rather than spreading out in a thin layer - form spherical drops * constrains active chemistry to predefined locations. * creates the sheet of water between the flow and the hand. * determines the pressure inside of a bubble. * disinfectants Disinfectants are usually solutions of low surface tension. * drives waves shorter in wavelength than a few centimeters. * force that is always present in liquid phe- nomena. * forms plano-convex microlenses. * has the dimension of force per unit length , or of energy per unit area. * helps to explain why the feathers of a duck can help the duck float on water. * holds the water once it has been absorbed. * is caused by the unevenness of attractive forces at the surface of a liquid - directly the force divided by the perimeter of the plate - displayed in the beads of water that form on the outside of a cold glass - essential for the transfer of energy from wind to water to create waves - implemented as a body force which acts in partially-filled cells - important for mixing substances - one of water's most important properties * is responsible for the destabilization of many colloidal systems - shape of liquid droplets - spherical shape of a bubble - sort of like a thin invisible skin on the surface of water - temperature dependent - the energy needed to increase a surface area by a certain amount * is the energy required to expand the surface area of a liquid by a unit amount - increase the surface area of a liquid by a unit amount * is the force that is making the drop more or less half-hemispherical - keeps water molecules together - separates a liquid from the air * is the measure of attraction between the surface molecules of a liquid - how difficult it is to stretch or break the surface of a liquid - property of a liquid's surface that, like a skin, holds it together - tendency of the surface of a liquid to behave as though covered with a skin - what allows some things to float on water even if they're denser than water * keeps the fluid in contact with the solid - sides of a small burrow from collapsing * measure of the tension between water molecules. * physical phenomenon * plays a big part in fisheyeing - an important role in the way liquids behave * tends to draw liquids into spherical shapes. + Surface tension, Causes: Basic physics ideas‏‎ :: Fluid mechanics * Surface tension prevents the paper clip from submerging. * Surface tension is responsible for the shape of liquid droplets. Although easily deformed, droplets of water tend to be pulled into a spherical shape by the cohesive forces of the surface layer. In the absence of other forces, including gravity, drops of virtually all liquids would be perfectly spherical. ### condition \| thirst: Extreme thirst * occurs but spasms in the larynx prohibit the animal to swallow fluids. * results from frequent urination.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Trance * are among the various music styles available - unconsciousness - universal * common and unfortunate term frequently associated with any kind of hypnosis. * form of electronic music that is made to get people dancing. * helps the brain to overcome our status quo and to reorganize vital functions of our body. * inducing elements hypnotize the mind. * is achieved by bleeding on both sides of the head after stabbing with a chopping knife - taken as a Tligious experience, a form of communication with the spiritual world - the result of repetition and ritual work * mental condition * natural, normal state of mind. * state of mind that is normal and healthy. * very emotional kind of music. ### condition \| trance: Fascination * are attraction. * is among the highest and best of human motivations. Hypnotic trance * are trances. * is only one way to remove pain. * pleasant and relaxing state of being.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Ulcer * Most ulcer causes pain. * Most ulcers are caused by an infection from bacteria - round or oval, but some are linear, triangular, or irregular in shape - treatable with medications that inhibit the acid producing cells of the stomach - develop in the stomach or in the upper part of the small intestine - occur in the first part of the small intestine just past the stomach * Some ulcer destroys ear cartilages. * Some ulcer is caused by aspirin - ethanols - fungal infection * An 'ulcer' kind of open wound. Ulcers can be on surfaces of the body. They can be on skin. They can be mucous membranes like the surface of the stomach or inside the mouth. * can be from infection with germs. Ulcers can be from pressure on a part of the skin. Ulcers can be from substances that will burn skin or mucous membranes. When acid makes some stomach ulcers this is from burning by the acid. Ulcers can be from cancer. Ulcers can be from diseases of blood vessels. * can be from infection with germs. Ulcers can be from pressure on a part of the skin. Ulcers can be from substances that will burn skin or mucous membranes. When acid makes some stomach ulcers this is from burning by the acid. Ulcers can be from cancer. Ulcers can be from diseases of blood vessels. If not enough blood goes to a body part, it can get an ulcer. * can be from infection with germs. Ulcers can be from pressure on a part of the skin. Ulcers can be from substances that will burn skin or mucous membranes. When acid makes some stomach ulcers this is from burning by the acid. Ulcers can be from cancer. Ulcers can be from diseases of blood vessels. If not enough blood goes to a body part, it can get an ulcer. Stress can also sometimes cause ulcers. They are also noted to hurt a lot * affect both men and women. * also occur as a result of over secretion of acid - pose their own particular problems and require special dressings under the bandages * appear and reduce the amount of nutrients that the intestine can absorb. * are a bacterial disease and can be cured - common plague of koi and goldfish - result of damage done to the upper lining in the stomach by acid - acute and chronic - also more likely to cause death in smokers * are common among the poor classes - in Britain and men are more prone to suffer than women - contagious - dark, even black, and discharge black blood - defects in the gastrointestinal mucosa that penetrate the muscularis mucosa - focal loss of the epidermis and at least part of the dermis - generally a result of poor husbandry - internal wounds in the inner lining of the intestine - linked to breakdown of the a. pyloric sphincter - more common and less likely to heal in smokers than in non-smokers * are more common in adults than in children - smokers and they take longer to heal - rare in children and are more likely to occur as people get older - red sores that are filled with pus - seen on the skin - slow to heal but almost always eventually close - small craters or sores that form in the lining of the stomach or duodenum - sores that form in the digestive tract - tears or breaks in the lining of the intestines that can cause sores * are the leading cause of lower extremity amputations - lower-extremity amputations * are usually fairly small and painful - multiple and purulent though second site of infection is common - painless * become more irregular, with variations in size, shape and appearance. * bleed and form great quantities of thick, yellow, offensive, green pus - from slightest touch * can also hemorrhage or rupture and become life threatening - produce pain that simulates cardiac ischemia - trigger colic - present without symptoms - serious - become infected - block food from going through the intestines - cause bleeding or perforations * can develop at any age, but they are rare among teenagers and even more uncommon in children - in as little as two hours - slowly for months or rapidly in a few days - occur in the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, or colon * cause enormous disability and lost productivity - pain, nausea, and vomiting * develop over the tibia - when there is insufficient cirulation * especially occur during the spring and fall, and tend to run in families. * eventually scab over and heal. * form all over the nasal mucous membrane - as a result of the perivascular and vascular necrosis - on the inner intestinal lining and eventually spread through the intestinal wall * form when harmful disease-causing germs invade a sore or wound site - the inflamed areas die and slough off, forming a sore in the lining of the bowel * generally heal completely. * is injuries - located in stomachs * occur elsewhere, as in the gut and on the skin - if stomach acid erodes a hole in the lining of the digestive tract * occurs only in the presence of acid and pepsin. * often accompany a hiatal hernia - develop in areas where there has been chronic pressure for many years * often form on a rocker-bottom foot - producing mucus, pus and causing bleeding * predispose the dogs to vomiting. * represent a severe form of vascular disease and require immediate attention. * require medical care, especially if there is bleeding. * result when there's a breakdown in the stomach's protective lining of mucous. * show up as craters or pits in the lining of the stomach and duodenum. * sometimes can lead to other problems - occur in the pylorus, the narrowed exit of the stomach * tear and itch at night, and burn when touched. * tend to run in some families as well. * usually cause pain and consequential loss of appetite. * usually heal once their use is discontinued - with the help of medication and a modified diet - occur in the stomach or duodenum * vary in depth, shape and colour. + Peptic ulcer, Causes of peptic ulcers: Diseases and disorders of the digestive system * Most ulcers are caused by an infection from bacteria. This bacteria is called 'Helicobacter pylori'.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| ulcer: Aphthous ulcer * Most aphthous ulcers heal in one to two weeks. * are a common and painful problem - mouth ulcers with no known cause - much less common than oral candidiasis - painful lesions in the mouth that can affect a patient's ability to chew food - painful, severe canker sores in the mouth * are usually self-limited problems in healthy people - small and creamy-white * have no blisters. * heal without scaring. * is ulcer. * occur only on mobile or unattached mucosa and there history of recurrence. Chronic ulcer * have chronic granulation tissue at the base. * risk factor for squamous cell carcinoma with metastatic potential. Foot ulcer * are open sores that can happen to people with diabetes - particularly common in diabetics, and can be so severe that amputation is required * are the leading cause of hospital stays among diabetics - stays amoung diabetes - open sores that remain after the surface skin and tissues have been damaged * can be very serious and, if they become infected, can sometimes require amputation.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| ulcer: Gastric ulcer * are a common problem in foals and in horses in stressful environments - round or oval and run perpendicular to the gastric wall - more likely to require surgery than are duodenal ulcers - peptic ulcers in the stomach - very common in adult horses as well as foals * can be benign or malignant - heal and recur in the same location, mostly in the antral region of the stomach * is less frequent than duodenal ulcer - peptic ulceration - stomach ulcer * kill sows, function of feed programs. + Peptic ulcer: Diseases and disorders of the digestive system Mouth ulcer * Many mouth ulcers are benign and resolve without specific treatment. * can also make the throat sore. Neuropathic ulcer * are common in patients who have diabetes with severe neuropathy. * require pressure relief and debridement of callus. Oral ulcer * are common, but larger ulcers can actually turn into vascular aneurysms. * can sometimes cause excessive salivation.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| ulcer: Pressure sore * affect people who are unable to change position regularly. * are a serious complication of spinal cord injury - an extremely serious complication of spinal cord injury - areas of injured skin and tissue - common for people in wheelchairs or who are dependent on crutches - damage to tissue due to immobility - most common on the heels and on the hips - very uncomfortable, and can become infected * begin as a red sore on the skin. * can also affect muscle and bone - be serious, depending on how much of the skin and tissues have been damaged - develop from lying or sitting in one place too long - form in only a few hours - threaten a person's life and health * develop when pressure is exerted against the bony parts of the body. * result when the pressure exerted by a pad or strap exceeds the normal amount. Skin ulcer * Some skin ulcer is caused by fungal infection * can develop and in severe cases, gangrene can set in, possibly resulting in amputation. Stomach ulcer * Some stomach ulcer is caused by aspirin - ethanols * are sores that form in the lining of the stomach. * can be very slow to develop or happen quite rapidly. * develop more often in women than men. * respond well to treatment but recur in many people - they can recur * take a little longer to heal.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| ulcer: Venous ulcer * are a chronic wound caused by poor functioning of the valves in the veins of the legs - result of chronic venous stasis - at least as common or more common than diabetic ulcers - lesions on the skin of the ankle or lower leg * are the most common cause of leg ulceration in the western world - wounds affecting the legs, and are frequently found on the ankles * arise from disorders of the deep venous system. * can take more than a year to heal. * have an especially high re-occurrence rate.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Urbanisation * brings changes in consumption patterns and urban consumers' location. * complex process of change affecting both people and places. * creates the conditions for music to thrive, cultures to mix and hybrids to flower. * has serious consequences for the availability and use of fresh water resources. * is the increase in the proportion of people living in towns and cities. * is the main process driving the creation and development of cities - creation and ongoing remaking of cities * leads to greater demand for commercial fuels. * particular challenge of the land environment. * runs in parallel with economic growth.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Urbanization * Most urbanization affects birds - meadow birds - causes deforestation * Most urbanization changes daily life - creates habitats - destroys habitats * Most urbanization increases environmental pollution * also affects the demand for ecosystem services - has an effect on slope stability - impacts epidemiology and disease profiles - increases the variety and amount of pollutants transported to receiving waters - means more private home ownership * appears to be correlated with an increase in asthma. * can also reduce summer low flows as less water is stored in the surrounding soil - be important as well, particularly with respect to urban floods - change the hydrologic character of streams in many ways - therefore lead to a higher incidence of flash floods * cans have effects. * changes a watershed's response to precipitation * characteristic feature of societies undergoing industrialization. * concentrates large numbers of people particularly vulnerable to infection. * creates a patchwork of land uses resulting in an extremely heterogeneous landscape - impervious surfaces within a watershed - industrial and residential run-off, contaminating water supplies - the link between nature, habitat and human kind * dominant socio-spatial force in developing countries like India. * dynamic process that results in changes at the landscape level. * exacerbates the frequency and severity of hazards such as flooding. * global phenomenon. * has effects. * has profound implications for individuals' livelihood, way of life and values - the livelihood, way of life and values of individuals - several different, often opposing, effects on environmental sustainability - significant implications for the food system * improves health and education but destroys culture and history. - storm-water runoff resulting in destruction of aquatic habitat - water use dramatically * increasingly isolates the human population from native ecosystems. * is an important factor in the demographic transition to lower fertility rates - to consider when assessing the intensity of floods in Arizona - another heat causing pollution source - approached as an independent variable in American history - appropriating cropland nearly everywhere cities are growing - considered a major indicator of modernization - important in the United States - one of the major environmental changes that people are causing on a global scale * is one of the most significant issues facing Asia and the Pacific - social challenges facing our world today - perhaps the most permanent of all habitat modifications - seen to de-emphasize the role of the natural environment - social processes * is the advent of edge species - future of mankind - slaughter house of African languages * key component in environmental issues. * latter for civilization. * leads to paved roads, more buildings and less open space. * major force in global food demand. * means people moving from rural areas to live in town and cities. * permanent land use application. * positive force in development. * separates people from direct contact with the natural world. * tends to increase flooding.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Vacuum * All vacuum producing devices are actually compressors discharging at or near atmospheric pressures - vacuums produce microscopic particles from the motor itself * Many vacuums have special attachments for cleaning furniture and walls. * Most vacuums have pressure - only remove larger dust particles, while kicking up the finer particles * Some vacuums cause gases - have energy - increase ability * are capable of clean carpets - empty space - home appliances * are located in closets - containers - garages - orbits - near outer space - regions - tremendous tools for collecting fleas and cockroach adults and egg casings - used for clean carpets - very important to the human race * can actually stir up dust and molds. * carpets to clean and control bacteria. * chips away before they melt. * exist in degrees * filter the sample of salt. * forming allows the use of relatively low-cost tooling made of epoxy or even wood - is only one variation of sheet thermoforming - process where a sheet of plastic is heated in a frame until it becomes pliable * is emptiness * remelting can remove calcium and tantalum impurities. * tumbling increases the shelf life of fresh product which reduces waste. ### condition \| vacuum: Vacuum bagging * adds one atmosphere of pressure to a system. * is the ideal clamping method for laminating a wide range of materials.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Varicocele * are a group of dilated veins filled with blood, which surround the testicles - dilatation - diseases - enlargements of veins inside the scrotum that drain the testicles - networks of tangled blood vessels, varicose veins, in the scrotum - one of the most common factors accounting for poor semen quality - soft scrotal swellings, more prominent while standing or exercising * are the leading cause of irreversible infertility in men - most common cause of male infertility and one of the most treatable * are treatable with microsurgery - usually asymptomatic however as they become larger, they can cause pain - varicose veins draining the testicle - very common and tend to develop during adolescence * can impact sperm production and therefore reduce sperm counts - occur on one or both sides, but are most common on the left side * commonly develop while a boy is going through puberty - guy is going through puberty * occur more often in infertile men than in males who are fertile. * recur in about ten to fifteen percent of balloon repairs. * represent weak walled veins or regular veins responding to back pressure. Various condition * affect functions. * can affect the function of the reproductive tract. * cause dry eyes.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Virginity * Virginities are conditions. * gift that can only be given once. * has and does connote sexual purity, innocence and inexperience - both fruit and aureola - different meanings and importance in different religions and cultures * is an aloneness - both a physical condition and a state of mind - categorically different for the sexes - curable if caught early enough - more than a physically anatomical structure - normal and healthy - often the means by which honor is measured - one issue that has no ifs or maybes attached to it - ridiculed, and millions of babies are destroyed through abortion every year - the state of never having had intercourse - trauma * now refers to a woman existing in a state of self-determination, outside of patriarchy. * Traditionally a 'virgin' person that had not had sexual intercourse. Usually, the idea of virginity is used for women, but it is also used for men who have not had sexual intercourse. Virginity has different meanings and importance in different religions and cultures. * physical, moral, and intellectual safeguard to young men. * thing of beauty.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Warm condition * delay and reduce ocean productivity and seem to adversely impact larval survival. * increase the likelihood of volatilization and damage to grapes and other plants.<\|endoftext\|>### condition: Wealth * All wealth arises from labour, applied directly or indirectly to land, aided by the use of capital. * All wealth is derived from resources - generated as a result of a profit from a business transaction - inherited wealth in a static economy with zero saving * More wealth is concentrated in fewer hands. * Most wealth comes from capital markets - generates wealth - is earned - especially the wealth that lasts * Some wealth contributes to knowledge. * begins in the mind. * breeds indifference, while poverty breeds desperation. * brings great benefits to the world - social cohesion and means of rewarding loyalty * can be a necessity or a luxury - all of the things that make life better for people - in the form of bank accounts, stocks, bonds, etc - good decisions and good decisions can only come from knowledge - intellegence and delayed gratification * concentrates the essence of human ability to modify the environment to a preceived ideal. * confers power and power provides more access to wealth. * creates freedom in both biological and cultural realms. * does bring great benefits and opportunities to the world and also more enjoyment to life. * encompasses all things that individuals and communities value. * equals influence and power - knowledge , understanding and materials - the present value of income minus the present value of changes in stocks * expands at the top of the ladder while upward mobility declines. * financial condition * flows to the top in corporations, and financial withering characterizes the bottom. * generates cash flow rather than consuming it * increases chances - gradually * is abundances - anything that has value that people are willing to work for and pay for * is good when a lot of people have it, and wealth is good when just a few people have it - there is no sin, but poverty is evil by the standards of the proud * is like health - the water in the ocean and the heart of man is like the ship sailing in the ocean - more than money and property - properties * manifests itself in peculiar ways. * perpetuates wealth. * refers to the assets and property that a person or country owns in addition to annual income - stock of assets held by a person or household at a single point in time * rises for all when economic growth rises. * solves the problem of scarcity with abundance. * starts with ideas in people's heads. * tends to come with old age - promote a sense of arrogance and pride - cf ### condition \| wealth: Enormous wealth * Most enormous wealth comes from capital markets * exists alongside enormous poverty. Great wealth * existing side by side with poverty indicates a lack of solidarity in the community. * exists alongside dire poverty. * has the propensity to make people weak, to lower old standards. * is built from economic disequilibrium. Inherited wealth * is wealth. * permits the greater accumulation of wealth. ### condition \| wealth \| inherited wealth: Old money * describes wealth that has been passed down from generation to generation over the decades. * is inherited wealth Relative wealth * affects the market in two ways. * sign of power and a tool to power for the strongest. True wealth * comes from Spiritual growth. * is found in physical wealth - made every day by men getting up out of bed and going to work * state of mind. Worldly wealth * can have eternal value. * creates attachments which result in greed, jealousy, selfishness, ego and violence. * is symbolized by the account book and coins.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition: Wet condition * Most wet conditions contribute to weevil outbreaks. * are common during electrocutions involving standard household electricity. * contribute to outbreaks * exist on poorly drained soils, often with a high clay content. * promote rot, plant diseases, fruit cracking and reduce time available for harvest.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| wetness: Humidity * Most humidity affects air density - quality - functions - indoor air quality - causes condensation * Most humidity depends on air temperature - current air temperature * Most humidity has effects - opposite effects - influences evaporation * Some humidity causes decay - dehydration - dryness - medical problems - rapid decay * Some humidity creates atmospheres - explosive atmospheres - depends on light * Some humidity encourages growth - mold growth - helps the eggs to hatch better - influences rainfall * Some humidity kills flea larvae * Some humidity leads to growth * Some humidity reduces growth - population growth * Some humidity results in electricity - precipitation snow - static electricity * actually has many applications. * affects a fire by changing how dry the fuel is. - comfort in the home - galvanic corrosion - how comfortable the air temperature feels * affects the amount - drying time of all paints, but especially latexes * affects the rate at which fuel dries - the body loses heat by evaporation - of evaporation - weather a great deal and is important for weather forecasting * also acts to cut down on static electricity - affects the release of formaldehyde from the product - loosens secretions present in the trachea * also plays a factor in heat stroke and heat exhaustion - role in plant resin production - significant part in heat stress * breeds spoilage in dry onions. * can affect the amount of flour or water called for in a recipe. * can also be a problem, because it promotes the growth of mold and mildew - destroy paper * can be high any season - at times * can cause a tablet to become moist and powdery - hardwood floors to bulge up away from the subfloor - materials to become mouldy - the picture to stick to the glass if it touches it - lead to mold and mildew - significantly increase the effect of pollution on visibility - sometimes be high but is often tempered by the cool sea breezes - paper jams in copiers * changes in the weather can make it stick or stutter - the resonance of drums of rawhide * comes closest in the weather realm to lust. * decreases the convective stability of the air - with altitude * description of the amount of water vapor in air. * diminishes as one moves from north to south - the speed of sweat evaporation, which horse's primary cooling mechanism * directly affects the ability of the body to regulate internal heat through perspiration. * dissipates static because the microscopic water droplets act as ionizing agents. * encourages mold growth. * factor affecting the activity of adult mosquitoes. * has a deteriorating affect on some furniture - lifelong effect on paper, causing it to expand and contract - no effect on the aging - significant effects * increases at night, which can cause the fire to go out in spots - because of the sweat and the exhaled air - while temperature decreases with altitude * indicates the likelihood of precipitation , dew , or fog. - transpiration and the ability of a plant to cool itself * interacts most strongly with salinity effects. * interferes with an animal's ability to rid themselves of excess body heat. * is also a form of latent heat - crucial in incubation * is always a factor in the lifespan of a reed - quite high, however, thus intensifying the heat of the day * is an expression of the quantity of water vapor mixed with the other atmospheric gases - important aspect of chameleon husbandry * is another factor controlled by the thermostat in the conditioned space - form of moisture - issue that affects comfort in the home - measurable weather phenomenon - caused by evaporation of water - conserved, the air is healthy and the heat well distributed - controlled by mixing water with the incubation medium - critical at hatching time - essential for growing ferns - generally low, even during summer months * is high all year around - at all times - during the summer months but falls considerably during the fall and winter season * is high in Panama City and the lowlands during the rainy season - summer, much more so than Durban * is high in the summer months making life without air conditions difficult - tropics, and there's plenty of rainfall in the north - western regions of the main islands, with heavy rainstorms * is high throughout the year and rain can occur along the coast at any time - year round and rainfall is evenly distributed, with no identifiable wet season - high, and there is an excessive amount of cloudiness * is how much moisture is in the air - water vapor there is in the air * is important for most reptiles and is important for leopard geckos as well - our comfort and our health - located in air - low throughout the year * is low, even during summer months - reducing the disagreeable effects of heat and cold * is maintained by increasing the exposed water surface area - misting, moist substrate and the water dish - moist substrate, a water dish and misting - spraying de-ionized water on the vermiculite several times a week - throughout incubation by putting water in the bottom of the incubator - measure with a hygrometer * is measured by means of a hygrometer - using an instrument called a hygrometer - with an instrument called a hygrometer - moisture in the air - much lower than at the tropics - non-condensing and is measured at the surface of the drive - often high in coastal regions - one of the most limiting factors in fern culture - quite high due to evaporation from dense jungle foliage - regulated by small doses of water ladled repeatedly onto the kiuas stones - required for the plant to bloom * is simply the amount of water vapor in the air - water vapour in the air - slightly more difficult to control than temperature * is the amount of moisture in the air at a certain temperature - or water vapor present in the air * is the amount of water in the air - that the air contains - there is floating in the air as a gas - water vapor * is the amount of water vapor in the air and can be described in different ways - in the air at a given time - in the atmosphere caused by condensation and evaporation - experience of looking for air and finding water - inherent nature or property of water - measure of the amount of moisture in the air - most effective barrier against proper cooling - next most common cause of paper jams * is the water in the air - vaper - very high round the year, except for brief periods * is very important to orchid plants - the worms - low during the summer months, and moderately low during the winter - water vapor mixed with the air within the house - wet air * keeps the turtle s shell healthy and free of cracks. * little trickier, but it is safe to say that most homes have low humidity indoors. * magnifies the health risk of high temperatures. * makes dust mites and mold grow - it more difficult for items to develop electrical charges * meanss vapor * measure of how much water is in the atmosphere - vapor is held in the air - moisture content of air * measure of the amount of invisible water vapor in the air - moisture in the atmosphere * measure of the amount of water in the air - vapor - an invisible gas - vapor contained in the air - vapor in the atmosphere - degree of water vapor saturation in the air * occurs when water is contained in the air in the form of an invisible vapour. * plays a large role for development of carpet beetles - major role in why pianos go out of tune - an important role in our daily weather * problem in many areas. * promotes molds and mildew, dust mites, bacteria and other biological contaminants - fungus, bacteria, and other biological contaminants * reduces how much light passes through the atmosphere - the body's ability to perspire and cool down * refers to evaporated water substance in the air, i.e. water vapor. * refers to the amount of moisture in the air, and it affects comfort in the home - water vapour the air contains - moisture content of the air * starts arriving from the gulf of California. * staying low at high elevations sign of strong subsidence. * stays low throughout the year, making even the warmest summer day relatively comfortable. * tends to rise between breaks in the rain. * varies along with the altitude and temperature. * varies with elevation - storage and milling conditions * very important factor in preserving wine. + Costa Rica, Geography, Climate: Spanish-speaking countries * The location receiving the most rain is the Caribbean. Annual rainfall is over. Humidity is also higher here. The mean annual temperature on the coast is around. + Idaho * Humidity is normally low with cooler evenings in summer months. In winter, temperatures normally drop to lower twenty's, upper teens. Sometimes, the temperature drops to several degrees below zero. + Kakadu National Park, Climate: Protected areas of the Northern Territory :: Ramsar sites :: Australian National Heritage List :: World Heritage Sites in Australia :: National parks in Australia * The 'build up' describes the change between the dry and the rain. Humidity is relatively low and rain is unusual. However, 'build up' storms are impressive and with many lightning strikes. * Humidity affects the rate of evaporation. With a higher humidity, the rate of evaporation is less.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| wetness \| humidity: Absolute humidity * Most absolute humidity depends on air temperature * finds greatest application in ventilation and air-conditioning problems. * is expressed either in grams per cubic meter, or in grams per cubic foot - lower than on the Sahara * is the mass of water vapor present per unit volume of air - total amount of water vapor present in a given volume of air * mass to volume ratio and a variety of factors can influence the volume. Atmospheric humidity * Some atmospheric humidity influences rainfall. * depends positively on evaporation from the Earth's surface. * is expressed as a percentage of the moisture saturation of air. Excess humidity * can damage machines, funiture, art and hundreds of other important things - lead to the growth of dust mites and airborne bacteria * can, over time, rot window woodwork.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| wetness \| humidity: High humidity * High humidities can be as detrimental as moisture - help extend vase life by conserving water loss through transpiration - seem to affect buffaloes less than cattle * Most high humidity causes condensation. * Some high humidity causes decay - rapid decay * Some high humidity encourages growth - mold growth * Some high humidity leads to growth * allows mold to grow. * appears to contribute to flower stalk stretching. * can aid herbicide diffusion because the droplet dries more slowly. * can also cause pruritus secondary to sweat retention in some individuals - release of small numbers of spores - be a breeding ground for a number of diseases * can cause fog or clouds - mildew, while dry heat and direct sunlight can cause drying and cracking - mold, mildew, and serious rot - problems for hotels, motels, supermarkets, and other commercial buildings - rust on metal lids and rings * can make pieces brittle - the flowers droop - produce warm and wet conditions which help grow moulds and mildew - promote mold growth * causes an increase in pollen and mold production - mold to form and a very dry climate cause embrittlement - paper to curl and laser printers to jam - wood to swell * contributes to the development of diseases. * encourages diseases. * favors spore formation while low humidity favors spore dispersal. * feature of our climate and often affects our energy levels. * has a marginal effect on plants - stagnant oppressive feel to it due to a lack of air movement in the atmosphere * helps promote termite infestations - to reduce shrinkage caused by water loss * increases the incidence of infection - potential for condensation which wets the entire truss assembly * interferes with evaporation of the sweat. * is always important before and during subsequent shedding cycles - common during the summer months - detrimental to many thrips species - essential for a healthy croton - known to create a good environment for fungi - most harmful and high temperatures accelerate the deterioration * is necessary so they can drink moisture that collects on their webs - to reduce fruit shrinkage - present in Bahrain throughout the year and makes the summer months very oppressive - prevalent throughout the year, except in the more mountainous regions - the result of the lack of sunny days * keeps meats and breads from drying out, while the high temperatures brown the outside. * makes a rain forest hard to be burnt - evaporative cooling less efficient * problem for many industries. * promotes molds, mildew, biological contaminants, and a musty smell - various cricket diseases and mites * reinforces the effects of temperature by reducing the cooling effects of sweating. * slows the drying of the pollen and the pads. * tends to dampen creativity and motivation. Higher humidity * encourages the growth of white rind, and blue cheese mold. * is needed when propagating plants at warmer temperatures. * promotes root growth and bulb decay.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| wetness \| humidity: Low humidity * Low humidities result in faster drying and lower final moisture contents than high humidities. * Some low humidity reduces growth - population growth * allows moisture to move from the food to the air - wilting, scorch, leaf drop or death * can also cause the bow hair to shorten - have a variety of effects on the human body * can cause cracking and shrinking - snoring by drying out the mucus membranes - stress and death - disrupt the moisture balance and cause itching or even watery eyes - dry out leather bindings - lead to dry, itchy skin and increase shedding * can make it hard for snakes to slither smoothly out of their skin during shedding time - the photographs curl, and high humidity can cause mold and fungus growth - restrict their activity * causes food to stick to the side of bowl - water to be lost from the skin * causes wood to loose moisture and shrink - lose moisture and shrink * creates a vapor gradient between the plant and the air. * dries the skin, especially during winter months when homes are heated. * facilitates sweat evaporation and the maintenance of the heat balance of the body. * favors evaporation of more water and enhances cooling. * helps prevent growth of mold. * helps to control mold and dust mites - make summer's heat more bearable * increases the clumping of tiny particles that then jam the moving parts - transpiration rates, causing plants to draw more water from the soil * is favorable for production due to lower incidence of fruit and foliar disease. * is important during application to prevent cracks from swelling with moisture - to set fruit - often a reason for dropping blooms and fruit - required to keep the ice surface hard and smooth * is the most common cause of dry skin - norm, with dry air and little fog * makes it easier for germs to spread. * means fewer diseases. * removes eye moisture causing discomfort. Lower humidity * Some lower humidity causes dryness. * Some lower humidity kills flea larvae * can dry brush even more, making it more flammable. * leads to skin drying, irritation. * reduces both mold and dust mite allergen concentrations. Proper humidity * helps repel upper respiratory problems caused by dry air. * varies with commodities.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| wetness \| humidity: Relative humidity * Every relative humidity has a dewpoint. * Is a traditional indicator of the air's moisture content. * Relative humidities are a mirror image of the temperatures. * Some relative humidity leads to growth - mold growth * Some relative humidity reduces growth - population growth * affects the viability of airborne microorganisms. * begins a slow rise as cloud cover moves in. * decreases due to the air warming while sinking - with temperature increase * depends on temperature and the pressure of the system of interest. * expresses how much of the available energy has been used. * factor of prescribed burns that is dependant on all of the other factors. * is an important metric used in forecasting weather - closely related to the dew point temperature * is dependent on temperature - the indoor air temperature - derived from the dry and wet bulb temperatures * is expressed as a percentage and can be computed in a variety of ways - in terms of percent and measures the percentage of saturation - highest in the coastal regions near the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean - how much actual water vapor is in the air at a certain temperature - indirectly or negatively related to temperature - influence by temperature and atmospheric pressure - linked positively with fertility and adult activity - low the majority of the time * is low, and evaporation is high - the potential evaporation is greater than precipitation * is measured at the same locations - using a instrument called a psychrometer * is measured with a bulk polymer, resistive sensor - device called a sling psychrometer - modeled as a function of temperature and water vapor content - often very high - recorded in percent - relative to temperature * is the amount of moisture contained in the air - in the air at a given temperature - the air can hold before it rains - best single indicator of cloud coverage - measurement of the total percentage of water vapor in the air - ratio of the actual vapor pressure to the saturated vapor pressure - single most important factor in preserving most photographic materials * is the term for the level of moisture saturation in the air - weather forecasters use most often * is, essentially, a measurement of the amount of moisture in the air. * measure of how much water an air mass at a given temperature can hold - the moisture in the air - water vapor in air compared to the average vapor that air holds * percentage of total air saturation by water vapor. * quantity that is sometimes misused by the media. * refers to the amount of moisture in air. * relates to condensation. * tends to increase at night and decrease during the day.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| wetness: Moisture * More moisture rises into the air as thunderstorm activity increases. * Most moisture brings precipitation. * Most moisture causes condensation - fluctuations - creates humidity - depends on precipitation * Most moisture encourages fungal growth - exists in atmospheres * Most moisture falls as snow - winter snow, and winter temperatures are often cold * Most moisture has high humidity - relative humidity * Most moisture increases disease severity - is taken up from the top foot of soil - raises humidity - stimulates mold growth * Refers to the amount of moisture in a sheet of paper. * Some moisture affects development - grasshopper outbreaks - health - potato * Some moisture causes death - germination * Some moisture contributes to daily intake - water intake - decreases growth - enhances germination * Some moisture is captured in the foliage of trees and shrubs - lost by evaporation from the soil surface and intercepting plant materials - needed for chemical activation - squeezed out of the air, falling to the ground or condensing on cold surfaces - leads to corrosion - needs to be present for plant uptake of soil nitrates * Some moisture promotes growth - succulent growth * absorbs excimer laser energy and results in less corneal ablation - outgoing radiation and re-radiates it back to the surface * acts as a heat sink and interferes with the preheating of adjacent unburnt fuels. * adds elasticity to the hair and helps reduce the possibility of breakage. * affects levels - release of spores in an air flow * allows bacteria to the sterile area causing contamination - the growth of microorganisms which can destroy or alter evidence * also affects mosquito survival - permeability - carries dissolved radon indoors - causes hay to spoil - enhan-ces the thermal contact between the solid grains of a porous material - evaporates into the air as it is heated - has a significant effect on chinch bug populations - influences the following species - keeps the gametophytes of seedless plants from drying out * also plays an important role in disease development - larval development * appears to be the limiting factor in determining habitat. * attracts pests so dry or throw out wet rags and other damp materials. * blocks Moisture blocks also show soil moisture. * breaks down the rock, gradually opening pits and cracks. * breeding ground for dust mites and mold. * builds up faster and to higher levels from insects than from grain respiration alone - in the air and condenses wherever the surfaces are cold - when it has placed in and out of cold and warm environments * can affect the modulus of some materials, such as nylon. * can also accelerate the degradation of Nitroglycerin products - cause shrinkage in the canvas or cracks in the surface, called crazing - be in the form of normal humidity, rain, dew, condensation, etc - build up in bathrooms and cause mildew * can cause medications to lose their strength - mold and speed up the seed's biological processes * can cause mold to grow faster - in a tent while it's packed away - or worsen diaper rash - the gelatin capsule caps to stick - change flower color as well - come from water leaks, flooding, high relative humidity, and condensation - damage metal causing rusting and corrosion - destroy the value of any thermal insulation, and cause rapid external corrosion - directly destroy paper and fabric, or cause it to mildew and deteriorate over time - even accelerate the out-gassing of some harmful chemicals - make horses susceptible to pneumonia and other respiratory diseases * caught under artificial nails also can encourage fungus growth. * causes chemical reactions that disintegrate the wool fibers - dampness - doors and windows to swell and stick - dry rot and fungus growth and increases the potential for termite infestation - mildew to grow indoors and outdoors - mold to thrive * causes the lignins in the wood pulp to produce acids that weaken the paper's structure - unused chlorine to swell, clump and generally become useless * chemically reacts with aluminum or other metallic pigments, causing hydrogen gas to form. * clots the pollen from becoming airborne and washes off other pollutants. * condenses at the constant rate l units of mass per unit time on a falling raindrop. * conducts heat - in both directions. * contributes to clouds - rain clouds * cooks out before fat melts away. * creates conditions - mold and mildew, which contributes to poor indoor air quality * critical factor in composting. * enables the roots to absorb soil substances in liquid solution. * encourages biological allergens like mold and mildew - mold growth and dust mite activity - the growth of yeast * enhancing glycerin natural byproduct of the soap making process. * entering the home from ice dams can lead to the growth of mold and mildew. * evaporates much more quickly out of tilled, uncovered ground. * freezing in surface cracks causes expansion, creating exfoliation. * has almost no effect on physical properties of fabric. * helps fines adhere to each other and to aggregates, allowing for optimum compaction - thin mucus so it can be coughed up more easily - height growth - oxidation by forming hydrates - the rate of heat loss by conduction and evaporation, wind by convection * is almost totally absent and few oases exist. * is also a potential cause of insulation failure - problem at the base of sign poles - an essential for microbial activity * is also an important factor governing slug distribution and activity - of concern in horse manure - very harmful to the system - among the most critical factors influencing disease development * is an important aspects of composting - consideration in shady gardens - element in the composting process - factor in disease spread and severity - property of coal, as all coals are mined wet * is another key element for the growth of microorganisms - source of variability - available to plants most of the growing season - brought in from the Atlantic by southeasterly winds - carried by air masses in our atmosphere - caused by the extraction of water by the salt * is critical for germinating seeds - grain formation * is critical to break down a seed s shell and promote growth - the spread of most plant diseases - their survival - crucial for development and survival - derived primarily from fog * is essential for decomposition of the acorn shell - infection - life and the microorganisms that break down plant wastes are no exception - optimal microbial action - the lime-soil reaction to occur * is essential to all life and the tiny seeds are no exception - the growth of black mold, and when it is wet it is shiny in appearance - everything - held in suspension in the warmed air * is important for the survival of hermit crabs - in several regards - to all worms, because the body of a worm is largely composed of water - infused deep into skin to smooth , soothe and nourish even in the driest of skin * is located in air - mouths - windowsills - locked in the soil itself * is lost during roasting and carbon dioxide is formed - from the soil only by evaporation due to temperature effects * is lost through the leaves of evergreen plants, desiccating the tissue - sweat glands - measured by drawing a sample of gas from pores of the pile or windrow * is necessary for germination - most bacteria to grow - the bulbs to take root before winter - to activate all soil insecticides - needed for bacterial decomposition * is needed to form clouds and precipitation - prevent dehydration and to promote healing - normal for a healthy female vagina, and so reasonable amount of vaginal discharge - obtained directly from human waste * is one of the biggest enemies of wool - four elements needed for growth - prime causes of pest infestations - present in intake air as humidity - related to the electrical conductivity, which increases with increasing moisture levels * is removed as the air flows upward through the medium - by both evaporation and infiltration * is removed from cheeses that are hard - humid air by mountains, which force air to rise - naturally from the compost medium * is required for precipitation to develop - spore production, spore dissemination, and infection - the microorganisms to grow * is required to activate in soil - grow grasses, bushes, roots and tubers - slow to soak through a leaf pile and is essential for decomposition - something that contaminates red glaze in the firing - stored in the spongy stem or root systems of the cactus during rainfall * is the amount of water in the feed - biggest instigator of disease being able to spread * is the enemy of dried foods - melting chocolate - it can cause the mixture to stiffen - key to younger looking skin * is the limiting factor for winter wheat, barley, hay crops, and pastures - wheat, rangeland, and pastures - liquid medium that protects, nurtures and lubricates tissue * is the liquid that fuels our tissues - protects feeds and lubricates our tissues * is the main cause of rust - reason for spoilage of grains in storage - maximum amount of water in the food * is the most critical factor in composting - the survival of trees and shrubs in the intermountain area - important variable to consider when manure is spread by the ton - primary cause for adhesion failure - water content of the feed * is transported around the globe until it returns to the surface as precipitation - from the regions of positive forcing toward regions of negative forcing - trapped in the vaginal area allowing yeast to grow - usually the limiting factor in production for at least part of the growing season * is very important for the composting process - to the new plant * is vital to conduct the gentle current necessary to remove hair - make vine crops grow - what makes the skin look and feel young * laying on steel in storage is the cause of white rust. * leads to problems. * leaves wood from the outside first and then the inside. * major problem to shellac disks. * makes an area much more attractive to snails and slugs. * means corrosion and rust. * natural enemy of the electrical actuators, vision systems and computer equipment - part of our lives * naturally brings in chemicals from inside the concrete, which attack the paints. * necessary ingredient for the production of clouds and precipitation - lubricant of the vocal folds * needs for growth * plays an important role in calcium uptake in the plant. * problem with wood. * provides conditions - ideal conditions - necessary conditions * readily conducts electricity. * restricts mature plant vigor and can cause mortality, especially of young plants. * retained by mulch can cause the bark to rot, girdling and killing the tree. * rises from the Pacific, climbs the Sierras and gains altitude when it hits the jet stream. * speeds decomposition. * spreads bacteria, which causes spoilage. * starts sitting on the leaves and bark, and fungus and bacteria take hold. * stimulates growth * streams northward from the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. * tends to be unpredictable and occurring in brief intervals from year to year - collect and bead, limiting visibility in wet weather - drain from hydrophobic membranes and collect in a sump - make the bait's attractant oils rancid and less appealing to foraging ants * then provides the proper environment for wood-destroying fungus to thrive. * therefore migrates to the surface where it evaporates to the surrounding air. * thins mucus and allows it to drain better. * trajectories associated with heavy rainfall in the Appalachian region of the United States. * usually causes spore germination and decreases the activity of the preparation. * very important factor in the molting process. * wants to move from areas of high vapor pressure to areas of low vapor pressure. * working in darkness and a vacuum can create botulism which is deadly.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| wetness \| moisture: Adequate moisture * is also important, especially for newly planted bulbs - especially important when flower spikes are beginning to form * is essential for microbial activity that is responsible for decomposition * is essential for the growth of flowering annuals - perennials - their survival, and they group in masses to reduce water loss - the chief factor controlling germination of red spruce Ample moisture * helps plants maintain photosynthesis and transpiration rates at high levels. * is especially important during the spring and fall growing seasons - required in spring when flower buds are developing and during flowering - vital at all stages of growth Constant moisture * allows a termite colony to survive even without a connection to the soil. * can also promote weed growth and diseases. * improves plant growth.<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| wetness \| moisture: Excess moisture * Any excess moisture is condensed out into liquid or ice. * Some excess moisture decreases growth. * allows molds and bacteria to prosper and to attack our birds. * can bring about disease pressure. * can cause discoloration and loss of flavor - shrinkage, streaks, or mildew - the growth of biological organisms, including dust mites and fungi - wallpaper to fail or ruin nearby cabinets or valuable furniture - make hooves weak and prone to cracking * can promote mildew on paper since it is so absorbent - rapid deterioration and proliferation of secondary organisms * continues to hamper crop growth in many fields. * is the difference between total moisture and inherent moisture - underlying cause of indoor mold problems<\|endoftext\|>### condition \| wetness \| moisture: Excessive moisture * can cause joint whitening - lead to booming slug populations - penetrate and damage the wood-base core of laminate flooring * contributes to rapid breakdown of rabbit waste and can lead to ammonia build-up. * displaces oxygen in the soil and plant roots can suffocate as a result. * encourages mold and fungus growth which damages the buds. * hazard to hop production because it increases the incidence of mildew. * is fatal for some animals - frequently the cause of barn fires * leads to problems. * serious problem encountered when bermuda is dormant. Extra moisture * can cause a loss of quality when vegetables are frozen. * causes envelopes to stick together. Free moisture * acts as a cement and improves cohesion, within limits. * allows botrytis to grow even better - the bacteria to ooze from the spots which, upon drying, leaves a white residue * deterrent to the germination of conidia. * inhibits spore germination and colony development. * is necessary for pathogen spread - needed for spores to germinate * is required for infection and spread of the broken epidermal tissue - by the pathogen High moisture * Most high moisture increases disease severity - stimulates mold growth * affects storage properties such as the presence of moulds and insects. * can lead to molding, to which horses are very sensitive. * stimulates growth. * stimulates mold growth and feed decomposition Proper moisture * encourages growth. * is important to keep microorganisms active - necessary for microorganisms to compost the material	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### condition \| wetness \| moisture: Soil moisture * More soil moisture means better grass roots and less bare spots to give weeds a chance to grow. * Most soil moisture increases disease severity. * Some soil moisture affects grasshopper outbreaks - enhances germination - is necessary for absorption and accumulation of the nitrates * affects egg hatch. * can greatly affect soil compaction readings. * can vary over fairly short distances, especially within an irrigated field - within the distance of a few feet * controls the movement and activity of mole crickets on bahiagrass pasture. * critical element in the compaction process - variable influencing chemical transport in landfills * has no effect on disease severity. * is adequate if the soil can be made into a ball with little pressure - also critical during silking and ear development - an important parameter in many hydrologic and land-atmosphere interactions - assumed to be conserved, in order to close the mass balance - conserved by allowing rain to penetrate it - critical the first year that seedlings are in the ground * is determined by tensiometers - the change in the amount of air and water in the soil structure - difficult to define because it means different things in different disciplines * is equally important in deciding what species to plant - which species to plant * is essential for microbial and chemical breakdown of herbicides - roots to absorb calcium * is important at all stages of the growing season - because water better conductor of heat than is air - for crop yields, crop productivity and a host of ecosystems - in the spring when the plants are growing - increased by increased penetration, reduced evaporation and reduced blowing snow - key for the breakdown of organic matter - limited for use by vegetation during most of the growing season - low due a dry summer and fall * is measured by sensing the dielectric constant of the soil - with a tensiometer or soil block - near the surface - needed to protect tree roots and lower litter - one of the most important components of the climate system - particularly important during blossoming and pod set - plentiful throughout the Pacific Northwest and into Montana - rated as very dry and the soil nutrient regime is rich to very rich - replaced about every year - the key factor affecting disease development * is the major contributor to dielectric constant - limiting factor to crop production - typically low, due to low organic matter, exposed conditions and low permeability - usually favorable for plant establishment during early spring - very short to short - vital to keep eggs viable and prevent newly hatched grubs from drying out * key variable in both research and operational applications. * represents the pattern of storage of moisture at the surface. Sufficient moisture * keeps the skin supple and flexible. * needs to be in the soil at all times in order to keep the plants growing. Conditionality * is also a means to influence countries to implement sound policies - basic to integrity and healthy emotions * two edged weapon.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conditioning: Classical conditioning * allows an organism to anticipate and prepare for upcoming events. * are conditioning. * begins with an innate response that follows an unconditioned stimulus. * controls more involuntary bevaviors of the autonomic nervous system. * focuses on the involuntary response of the learner following a stimulus. * form of associative learning. * increases membrane-bound protein kinase C in rabbit cerebellum. * involves learning by association and is usually the cause of most phobias - how novel stimuli predict previously unassociated outcomes * is based on stimulus- response relationships - built on creating relationships by association over trials - essentially a process of stimulus substitution - passive and involuntary * is the association between two stimuli - psychological equivalent of welding - used to account for the development of anxiety * reverses drug effects. * type of associative learning. * works with people, too.<\|endoftext\|>### conditioning: Operant conditioning * Operant Conditioning Presents some reinforcer to reinforce desired behavior. * forms an association between a behavior and a consequence. * has applications at school, at work, and at home. * is also a type of learning based on positive and negative reinforcement - applicable to many driving situations * is the corresponding effect upon behavior - underlying method by which all animals and people learn - when an individual's response is followed by a reinforcement or punishment * refers to learning when an action is rewarded or reinforced. * training strategy in which the subject is the operator. * type of innate behavior that involves drive. * uses food rewards and punishments to train animals and shape their behavior.<\|endoftext\|>### conditioning \| operant conditioning: Instrumental conditioning * is an operant conditioning - based off of a system of reward and punishment + Behaviorism, Operant conditioning: Psychology * Operant conditioning, under the research of B.F. Skinner, studies cause and effect. It is also known as instrumental conditioning. Instrumental conditioning is based off of a system of reward and punishment. It teaches the subject to continue a wanted behavior or to stop one. A reinforcement is something given to the subject, the person or animal you are trying to create the wanted behavior in, as a way to make or take away that wanted behavior. A positive reinforcement is used to increase, make, a wanted behavior. The subject is rewarded with food or another primary reinforcement. Negative reinforcement is taking away a negative stimulus to increase a desired, wanted behavior. Conductance * can be calcium-dependent. * is an electrical phenomenon ### conductance: Specific conductance * is an indicator of dissolved solids - the ability of a solution to conduct electricity * measure of the ability of water to conduct an electrical current.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Conducting tissue vascular tissue * Most vascular tissue carries nutrients - connects veins - is surrounded by layers * Some vascular tissue carries water. * Some vascular tissue fills bone cavities - conducting tissue type * Vascular tissue connects leaf veins - consists of a continuous cylinder of secondary xylem with few resin canals - includes xylem, phloem, parenchyma, and cambium cells * Vascular tissue is an adaptation to multicellularity and life on land - arranged as discrete collateral bundles - composed of xylem and phloem - essentially the veins and arteries of plants - found just near the nectary - internal conducting tissue for the movement of water, minerals, and food - involved with the transport of material - part of vascular plants - plant tissue - specialized tissue that conducts water and nutrients throughout the plant - tube like structures that carries water and food to the rest of the plant - lignified tissue in plants for conducting water, minerals and sugars - occurs in long strands called vascular bundles - provides long distance transport and structural support - refers to blood vessels - transports food, water, hormones and minerals within the plant - tissues allow for the transport of materials between roots and shoots * Vascular tissues are in radial arrangement - seen as long strands and are called vascular bundles - specialized for water and nutrient transport - arise from a thread of dividing cells that by differentiation - form a vascular cylinder arranged as a central column - mark a lineage that gave rise to most modern plants ### conducting tissue vascular tissue: Cambium * are part of periosteums - stratums - the cells responsible for the growth of the stem and roots of a plant * causes increase in diameter of the stem with passage of time. * is the growing part of the tree trunk * occurs between the xylem and phloem. * produces new wood on the inside and new bark on the outside. Midvein * are prominent and covered in hairs. * is vascular tissue<\|endoftext\|>### conducting tissue vascular tissue: Tracheid * are cells that are specialized for transporting solutions around a plant - closed tubes with pits along their length - dead at maturity and have lignin in their secondary walls - elongated cells, closed at both ends - formed from superimposed cells with oblique perforated end walls - highly elongated cells with overlapping end walls * are long and relatively narrow, and transport materials from the roots upward - tapered, with angled end-plates that connect cell to cell - cells with tapered, overlapping ends - thin cells - long, thin, tapered cells having lignin-hardened secondary walls with pits - spindle-shaped cells with pits through which water flows from cell to cell * are the cells that make up the wood in the formative cambium layer - chief water-conducting elements in gymnosperms and seedless vascular plants * are xylem and phloem - cells with thick secondary cell walls that are lignified * conduct water cells in the plant. * have obliquely-angled endwalls cut across by bars - thick secondary cell walls and are tapered at the ends * look often square in cross-section, the lignified secondary wall is relatively thin.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Conduction * Most conduction carries heat. * Some conduction has vibration. * Some conduction occurs at atomic levels - in channels * allows heat to spread from one solid object to another as long as the parts are touching. * describes the flow of energy through a material rather than the flow of the material. * fields Current and potential in a resistive medium. * involves heat transfer from one object to another by actual contact - solid objects touching each other * is about the transfer of energy by collisions between one particle and another - also a common way of transferring heat through gases * is an important heat-transfer mechanism in Earth's crust and lithosphere - way that heat travels in space, but only within a spacecraft * is another way that heat moves - objects can become charged - based upon the principal that heat flows from warm to cold - by electrons and holes - caused by molecular motion in a solid - greater in solids, where molecules are in constant contact * is heat energy traveling through a solid - moving from one object to another through contact * is heat transfer through a material or from one material to another in direct contact - solid material, such as a brick wall - most effective in solids and liquids, less important in gases - much more efficient than convection in transferring heat * is one of the most common ways to transfer heat - three methods of transferring energy, including convection and radiation - responsible for an iron frying pan's handle getting too hot to touch - restricted to solids * is the flow of heat energy through solid bodies - main process for transporting heat through the lithosphere - movement of heat from particle to particle * is the movement of heat through a solid material - a substance by the collision of molecules - passing of heat through a medium - primary mode of heat transfer in soil * is the process of heat transfer by direct contact with another surface - losing heat through physical contact with another object or body - result of collisions between the particles making up the material - transfer and distribution of heat energy from atom to atom within a substance * is the transfer of heat between objects whose surfaces are in contact with each other - by intermolecular collisions - energy from one substance to another or within a substance - from two objects that contact each other - within a material due to intimate contact between molecules * is the transfer of the heat by atomic or molecular collision - through a solid object, liquid or gas - transport of heat through solids by direct contact * is the way heat moves through materials, traveling from molecule to molecule - travels through an object - very rapid if the temperature difference is large - when a warmer object touches a cooler one * means heat or electricity traveling through something - that heat can be transferred between two objects that are touching * more effective way to transfer heat than convection. * moves heat from hot to cold. * occurs between two materials in direct contact - either by the movement of electrons or the movement of ionic atoms or molecules - from molecular collisions when there temperature difference * occurs in liquids, solids and gases - solids, liquids, or gases that are at rest - mostly in solids - when energy is passed directly from one item to another * occurs when heat energy moves from molecule to molecule through a substance - flows from warm materials to colder materials - is transferred directly through a medium - something hot touches something less hot - the electrons are excited by heat energy and start to move faster * occurs when two object at different temperatures are in contact with each other - substances at different temperatures are in contact * only occurs when an electron is excited across the bandgap into the conduction band. * physical phenomenon * relies on direct contact of one hot surface to heat another. * requires a solid material and a temperature difference across it - objects to be in contact with one another * takes place most readliy in solids, but also takes place in liquids and gases * then occurs as an electron is present within the voltage. + Heart, Heart's Pacemaker: Anatomy of the cardiovascular system * After the electrical impulse goes through the AV Node, the electrical impulse will go through the 'conduction system' of the ventricle. Conduction means heat or electricity traveling through something. This brings the electrical impulse to the ventricles. Bundle means strings or wires grouped together in parallel. The left bundle branch travels to the left ventricle and the right bundle branch travels to the right ventricle. At the end of the bundle branches, the electrical impulse goes into the ventricular muscle through the Purkinje Fibers. This is what makes ventricle contraction take place and makes ventricular systole.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conduction: Arc * Most arcs are part of circles. * accelerate from a common origin in a direction inward from their trajectory. * also have length. * are codes to represent specific fault types and certainty of surface location - durable constructs, made with a titanium alloy to prevent rusting - edges with a direction - similar to lightning in that the current flows through a channel of ionized air - simply wires that connect the components * are the directed line segments of the figure - way of transitioning from one state to another * is an acronym synonymous with industriousness and self-sufficiency - advocacy organization for people who have disabilities - electrical conduction - essential for visceral endoderm organization during early embryogenesis - the sucessor to R-code * now have compass points determined by the circle of which the arc part. * occur when the oil breaks down or is contaminated. * represent lines that can define linear features or the boundary of areas or polygons. * usually describe the centreline of a network feature, such as a road centreline. ### conduction \| arc: Corona discharge * is able to destroy many more airborne contaminants than traditional ionization - an arc - discharge * occur quite often during refueling operations. * occurs by producing controlled sparks in the presence of oxygen. Flashover * generate voltage sags which disrupt sensitive machinery in the paper mill. * is an arc Bone conduction * Some bone conduction has vibration. * is tested by placing a vibrating tuning fork against the head - the conduction of sound to the inner ear through the bones of the skull * plays an important role in self-listening. Electrical conduction * easy parameter to use when using metals. * happens when a material allows an electrical current to pass through it. * is conductivity Saltatory conduction * is metabolically more efficient than electrotonic conduction. * occurs in myelinated cells. Thermal conduction * is responsible for transporting heat through a solid - the primary process by which most hot beverage containers lose their heat * reduces the central temperature and the temperature gradient. * removes heat from the center.<\|endoftext\|>Conductivity * Most conductivity comes from inorganic salt * Most conductivity depends on humidity - relative humidity - increases temperature * Some conductivity depends on materials - structures - tissue structures - water temperature - has dimensions - increases compaction - relates to dentistry * detects mastitis two or more milkings before visible signs become apparent. * has effects. * increases elevate temperature - with increasing amounts and mobility of ions * physical phenomenon * refers to the ability of a material to transmit energy. ### conductivity: Electrical conductivity * depends on ions being able to move freely - the presence of ions in a solution * describes a substance s ability to transmit electrical current. * is especially sensitive to ice acidity - the reciprocal quantity of resistivity * measure of how well a material transports an electric charge. * physical property. * useful measure of salinity. * varies with moisture content. Hydraulic conductivity * Some hydraulic conductivity increases compaction. * decreases with decreasing matric potential in unsaturated soils. * defines the rate at which a fluid can pass through a porous medium. * function of the sediment through which water travels. * highly variable soil property. * increases for all soils as they dry. * is similar to permeability - the primary variable controlling flow * property of the porous-fluid system together.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conductivity: Thermal conductivity * Most thermal conductivity increases temperature. * Some thermal conductivity has dimensions - relates to dentistry * complex function of pore size, relative density, and use environment. * depends on the nature of materials. * describes a substance s ability to transmit heat. * increases elevate temperature * is calculated using non- equilibrium molecular dynamics approach - the measured specific heat and diffusivity values - defined by the rate at which heat flows through a certain area of a body - different for non metals and metals - dispositions - harnessed in automobile radiators and cooking utensils - inherently non-linear in certain applications - rate of heat flow divided by area and by temperature gradient - reduced by about two-thirds * is the ability of a material to conduct heat - substance to transfer heat via molecular motion - very low * material property describing the ability to conduct heat. * refers to the ability of a material to conduct heat. * represents ability to conduct heat once it has entered the material. * tends to fall with decreasing purity. * varies with sediment type. Conduit * Some conduits contain water. * are convention - passage - surgical procedures - video games * includes readsides - sections * is passage * pass through walls.<\|endoftext\|>### conduit: Aqueduct * CAN intersect and cross each other. * Some aqueducts also hold boats and ships * An 'aqueduct' man-made channel that carries water from one place to another. Usually, they are used to supply water to cities and towns. Pipes, canals, tunnels, and bridges that serve this purpose are all called aqueducts. Some aqueducts also hold boats and ships * are conduits. * can carry water to regions affected by drought. * carry water over water. * enable many cities in the United States to obtain water from a considerable distance. * have no effect on desirability.<\|endoftext\|>### conduit \| flue: Chimney * Most chimneys have a foundation in the ground. * are capable of smoke - common den sites for female raccoons and their young - glass and easily broken, and the lamp is useless without a chimney - located in roofs - part of houses * can also be humbling and difficult to protect. * collapse frequently, spilling their massive debris onto the roofs of adjacent spaces. * create a hazard when embers escape through the top. * fall in Riverside. * flue - The passage inside a chimney that channels smoke and heat to the outside * includes bases - fire irons - fireplaces - mantelpieces - water backs * often have more than one flue. * operate on the principle that hot air rises because it is less dense than cold air. * spew death day and night. * work by using the lift generated by the warm air column.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conduit: Tube * Most tubes act as pathways - connect ears - consist of tissue - contain liquids - have mass * Some tubes absorb food - are formed by surfaces * Some tubes carry oxygen - urine - cause infection * Some tubes collect sediments * Some tubes connect internal organs - reproductive organs - intestines - mouths - oral cavities - small intestines - uteruses * Some tubes contain blood vessels - nectar - phosphate - radioactive substances - create vacuums - draw blood * Some tubes emit light - white light * Some tubes extend from lips * Some tubes form dorsal nerve cord - reefs - spinal cord - generate charge * Some tubes grow into female gametophytes * Some tubes have internal skeletons - length - life - long life - insert into stomachs - move mucuses * Some tubes pass through mouths - urethras * Some tubes penetrate silk tissue - skin - run from mouths * allow air to enter the middle ear and permits fluid to drain out. * also allow air pressure to equalize between the outside world and the middle ear. * are a critical part of a tube-type wheel assembly - neccassity with a small jaw - electronic devices * are located in chemistry labs - space shuttles - one class of proto-typical nanoscale components required in nanodevices and nanomachines - part of circuits - plastic containers good for storing several inexpensive coins of the same size together - structures * burn out like light bulbs. * call siphons bring water in and out of the body. * can cause irritation of the nose and throat and difficulty swallowing. * carry fuel. - kidneys - middle ears * contain air - mixture * curl into noses and arms and tummies. * deliver air. * drenches Stomach tubing is the veterinarian's preferred technique of drench administration. * fill with liquids. * generally stay in place for one to three months and fall out on their own. * have fiber - orientations - radii - vertical orientations * lead frolii the vacuoles which probably serve to keep the contents of the cell in circulation. * make music. * novel protein with no known homologues. * placed during surgery can drain air from the pleural space so the lung re-expands. * separate the hot gases from the water and transfer heat to the water. * tend to recycle water by attracting condensation and reducing evapotranspiration. * transporting body fluids have to avoid the buildup of agglomerates.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conduit \| tube: Airline * Many airlines have pins for labelling children - limit the number of animals in every cabin - restrict the use of ice and water * Most airlines are able to transport disabled passengers and passengers requiring assistance - familiar with the care and handling of live animals - carry plastic or metal handcuffs and other restraining devices such as straitjackets * Some airlines also offer amenity kits for infants - capitalize on the visibility of winglets to passengers * Some airlines have limits to the size and weight of the animal - restrictions during the summer months to protect the animals from heat - now allow pilots to wear contact lenses or glasses - only permit animals aboard aircraft at certain times of the year - provide diapers and bottles for babies - use deodorizing air sprays that can irritate sensitive airways * allow new diseases to travel around the earth in hours. * also have laws, procedures, principles, and regulations. * are a service business - also capital intensive businesses - an important component of regional economies - commercial carriers which make a lot of money from ticket revenue - hose - service companies - the most categorizing organizations off the face of the earth - transportation * can build up a micro organism biofilm in the same way as water lines. * generally transport animals in the cargo compartment of a plane. * make their money when planes are in the air with lots of people in the seats. + Codeshare agreement * Codesharing' is a type of partnership airlines have. Airlines agree to sell each other's tickets on some routes. This means that both airlines sell more tickets. * Most airlines offer regular flights between a group of airports. Cannula * are tubes. * come in different bore sizes and lengths.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conduit \| tube: Capillary * Capillaries Watch the exchange of gases that takes place in the capillaries - also help control the amount of heat lost through the skin - appear as elongated, often branched structures, located in a clear space - are actually very tiny little arteries and veins * Capillaries are also interwoven among sweat tubules - involved in the body's release of excess heat - better able to stretch thus increasing blood flow - between veins and arteries and they supply tissue with blood * Capillaries are blood vessels whose walls are formed by only one layer of cells, the endothelium - concentrated into capillary beds - embedded in tissue, they allow the exchange of gases within the tissue - fragile and can be damaged easily - lined with endothelial cells - located in the papillae - microscopic vessels - one cell thick - only one-cell thick - our smallest blood vessels - part of thermometers * Capillaries are small , and smaller than any other blood vessels - vessels where arteries and veins meet - so small that only one cell can pass through at one time * Capillaries are surrounded by blood capillaries * Capillaries are the largest of the blood vessels - points of exchange between the blood and surrounding tissues - semi-permeable membrane - site of gas exchange - smallest blood vessels in the body - thin-walled vessels which form a network connecting the arteries and veins - tiny vessels lined by a single layer of endothelial cells - very near the surface * Capillaries are very small blood vessels that carry blood to all parts of the body - that surround muscle fibres - thin and fragile and are only one epithelial cell thick - bring the milk building blocks to alveoli cells for milk assembling * Capillaries carry blood - oxygen * Capillaries connect arteries to veins - the ends of the smallest arteries with the beginnings of the smallest veins * Capillaries connect the smallest arteries with the smallest veins - arteris with the smalest vaines - veins to arteries - converge to form venules - differ in their permeability throughout the body - exchange the blood from the arteries for the blood from the veins - expand, activating blood circulation throughout the whole body to enhance metabolism - feed and remove cell waste, thus connecting arterioles and venules * Capillaries form a dense network in all organs so that all cells are close to a capillary - network that distributes blood to all parts of the body - go between arteries and veins * Capillaries have a diameter that is approximately the same as a single cell in the body - no tunica media nor externa - thin walls * Capillaries includes readsides - sections * Capillaries is where exchange occurs - the oxygen is utilized by the body - join arterial blood flow to venous blood flow - located under the tongue permit the vitamin to directly enter the bloodstream - possess neither a tunica media nor a tunica adventitia * Capillaries separate a gas from a liquid - serve for exchange of substances including blood gases * Capillaries surround alveoluses - and saturate the brain - glands - individual collagen bundles within the endotenon - sweat glands - usually are bilateral and are symmetrically distributed on the skin - wind around and exchange materials with the tubule * Many capillaries are ruptured, and red and white blood corpuscles are also absorbed - lie just beneath the cuticle, making the exchange of gases easy * Most capillaries are part of thermometers. * Most capillaries are surrounded by blood capillaries * Most capillaries carry blood - have walls * Most capillaries surround alveoluses * Some capillaries are open on one end and release RBCs into the spaces surrounding the blood sinuses. * Some capillaries are surrounded by bowman capsules - collect water - move water * Some capillaries surround distal tubules - nephron tubules - proximal tubules + Blood vessel * A 'blood vessel' is a tube that carries blood. Blood vessels that take blood away from the heart are arteries. Blood vessels that take blood back to the heart are veins. Capillaries are between veins and arteries and they supply tissue with blood. + Circulatory system: Cardiovascular system	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conduit \| tube \| capillary: Blood capillary * Blood capillaries are found beneath the dermis, and are linked to an arteriole and a venule - epidermis, and are linked to an arteriole and a venule - penetrate deeply into the interior * Every blood capillary is surrounded on all sides by air. Catheter * Most catheters have tips shaped more or less like the tip of a boar's penis - insert into ureters * Some catheters add resistance - are supposed to deteriorate with betadine, others can only use betadine * Some catheters insert into colons - noses - proximal colons * are a common source of infections - more likely to become infected than fistulas or grafts - tools - tubes placed inside hospital patients * includes readsides - sections ### conduit \| tube \| catheter: Foley catheter * allow families to go out without worrying where the bathroom is. * are too short to reach the bladder of male dogs. * is inserted into the bladder. Copper tube * has a long, successful application history in radiant systems. * is relatively easy to manufacture and form. * run underground carry refrigerant that circulates into and out of a home. * transfer the collected heat to the working fluid more effectively than aluminum tubes. Discharge tube * Some discharge tubes have walls. * device in which a gas conducting an electric current emits visible light. Ear tube * act as an escape mechanism to keep pressure equalized. * are small plastic or metal tubes that are inserted in the eardrum. * function as an artificial eustachian tube. * seem to have no impact on a child's language development. * stay in the ear usually between six months and two years. Eustachian tube * are extremely important to frogs - part of human bodies - pipes - short and straight so ear problems are common * equalize air pressure in the ears. * lead to middle ears from nasopharynx, the upper portion of pharynx. * ventilate the ear.<\|endoftext\|>### conduit \| tube: Fluorescent tube * Most fluorescent tubes contain mercury and are regulated as a federal universal waste. * Some fluorescent tubes produce energy - less energy * Some fluorescent tubes use electricity - static electricity * are more efficient than traditional incandescent bulbs - rich in ultraviolet light which is very destructive to color * can cause noticeable flicker - give a white light, which some people prefer to other colours of light * come close to duplicating the color spectrum of sunlight. * have no filament to glow. * listed as white or daylight are less desirable for indoor plant growth. * lose intensity with age. * make white light in two stages. * produce a more natural light and much less heat. * provide one of the best artificial light sources available for plants in the home. * provide the best artificial light sources available for plants in the home - light source, which comes from behind the crystal layer * vary in red-blue output. Glass tube * Most glass tubes contain liquids. * Some glass tubes use litmuses. Gun barrel * Some gun barrels are part of guns - pistols - rifles - tanks * leave telltale markings on bullets and shell casings. * tend to walk as heat is generated as a result of discharging a round. Hollow tube * Some hollow tubes extend from mouths - have centers - pass through urethras * can become echo chambers, amplifying noise. * constructed from soil, climbing up a foundation sign of termite activity. Hose * carries water. * connects to machines. * is capable of water plants - garments * is located in fire engines - garages - greenhouses - hardware stores - shops - yards - physical objects - solid objects * is used for watering gardens ### conduit \| tube \| hose: Pneumatic hose * are free of damage or deterioration. * make a distinction between hoses with external and internal tolerances.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conduit \| tube \| hose: Soaker hose * are also effective at keeping water at the ground level which also reduces evaporation - flexible and can easily be wound down rows and around plants * contain thousands of tiny holes allowing water to seep through. * provide moisture to the root system while keeping foliage dry. Inner tube * Some inner tubes extend from mouths. * are artifacts - mechanical devices Klystron * Most klystrons have to be actively cooled by refrigerated water or other means. * modulate the velocities of emitted electrons. Long tube * Some long tubes carry oxygen - urine - connect mouths - extend from larynxes * are hard to keep mechanically stiff and so flex under the weight of the lens. * make collar bones. Muscular tube * Some muscular tubes carry food * Some muscular tubes connect cavities - cervixes - nasal cavities - pharynxs - extend diaphragms * connect kidneys.<\|endoftext\|>### conduit \| tube: Pipe * Identify the different types of pipes used with copper, cast iron, plastics, and carbon steel. * Most pipes carry debris - heat - hot water - liquids * Most pipes contain particulate matter - fill with water - have air chambers * Some pipes carry flammable chemicals - waste - conduct electricity - consist of hollow pipes - know as tubules - transmit electricity * are a commodity product generally used as a conduit to transmit liquids or gases - underutilized communication medium * are an abstraction for filtering packets - ancient chinese ritual - conduits - containers - cylinders - earth-tone colored from golden tan through oranges, browns, reds, dark reds, and black - expensive to build so water becomes more expensive as a city grows - less likely to freeze if they're exposed to warm air - located in water fountains - made of metal - part of pipelines - used for smoke - very important items as their smoke was thought to carry prayers - wind instruments * bring water. * can vibration in three orthogonal directions just like a machine. * connect to sources. * contain matter * deliver water to homes and businesses at a higher pressure than the air outside * enter exterior walls * freeze underground. * go all the way down to where the water is in the ground. - places * includes pipe bowls - readsides - sections * run along walls. * transport materials. * using bellows occur in many parts of Europe, and in many forms in Britain. + Solar panel, Installation: Solar energy :: Heat :: Electricity * Solar panels for heat are usually made from a box with a clear window on top. Pipes run through the box. The pipes and the box are usually painted black because black absorbs more heat than other colors. The pipes are filled with a heat transfer fluid such as water or oil. A pump circulates the fluid, which heats up as it is exposed to the sun. When the hot fluid leaves the panel, it goes into a heat exchanger, which transfers the heat into water or air. After the now cool fluid leaves the heat exchanger, it is pumped back up into the panel to collect heat again. + Universal Serial Bus, How USB is done: Computer hardware * Pipes are connections from the host controller to a logical entity on the device named an endpoint. The term 'endpoint' is occasionally used to incorrectly refer to the pipe.<\|endoftext\|>### conduit \| tube \| pipe: Bagpipe * are aerophones frequently used in some traditional music - located in pain - musical instruments - the original rock instruments * are used for funerals - noise - play - woodwind instruments * exist over much of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. * have a two thousand year history and can be found all across Europe and the Middle East - an air chamber in the form of a bag - and can be played at multi-ethnic weddings to the enjoyment of all * play at only one volume level, that is, loud.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### conduit \| tube \| pipe: Chanter * Some chanters have a 'sole' at their bottom end for decorative purposes. * are part of bagpipes - the people who conduct ceremonies * sing, sway, or lead choruses of sacred songs on high holy occasions. Concrete pipe * is one of the strongest and most durable materials used in making culverts. * rigid pipe that has significant structural strength. Copper pipe * are lightweight because they can have thin walls - reddish-colored metal pipes that are often used to carry water through homes * carry water throughout the home.<\|endoftext\|>### conduit \| tube \| pipe: Culvert * are barriers to migration - drains - pipes that bring water under a road or trail * can block fish passage and alter water flow. * concentrate and accelerate water which increases soil erosion proportionally. * often create barriers to the upstream migration of juvenile fish. * perched above the level of the stream bed can also prevent fish migration upstream. * represent an economical way of constructing a permanent crossing on small streams. * run under piles to deliver humidity and oxygen to the pile of potatoes. ### conduit \| tube \| pipe \| drainpipe: Cloaca * Some cloacas result in slow death. * connect intestines. * includes readsides - sections<\|endoftext\|>### conduit \| tube \| pipe \| drainpipe: Sewer * All sewers have some odors. * Some sewers abound in reflective surfaces - prefer to use a rotary cutter rather than scissors * also provide habitat, and access to street level feeding areas, particularly in cities. * are artifacts - great sources of food and water for rats - located in streets - part of sewage systems * collect the liquid waste and discharge it into lakes, streams or the ocean. * have a way of hiding tracks after the beasts crawl out. * means a pipe or conduit for carrying sewage. * overflow can lead to potential river contamination - occur in any community with inadequate systems when it rains ### conduit \| tube \| pipe \| drainpipe \| sewer: Open sewer * drain foul-smelling, brown water into a nearby river. * flow down the dirt streets, which are deeply rutted by erosion. Sanitary sewer * are to be provided solely for the collection and transport of sanitary waste. * carry household, industrial, and commercial wastewater - wastes from homes, industry, and businesses to treatment plants - wastewater to treatment plants Storm sewer * are also significant routes for pollutant input. * carry runoff from miles of city streets and rooftops into waterways - rain or snow - rainfall to the nearest stream, river, lake or ocean - stormwater to the nearest stream, river, lake or ocean * drain to rivers or lakes and carry oils, chemicals and trash. * operate on a separate system. * provide direct routes for pollutants to lakes and streams. Exhaust pipe * are part of automobiles - cars - exhaust - the source of all wind * can start fires in the dry grass. * emit carbon monoxide gas and can cause burns.<\|endoftext\|>### conduit \| tube \| pipe: Heat pipe * Most heat pipes used in electronic cooling are copper with water or alcohol as the working fluid. * Some heat pipes consist of pipes. * are a special form of heat movement using phase change convection - devices used to passively remove heat from electronics on spacecraft * are extremely effective in transferring heat from one location to another - efficient heat transfer devices - thermal management devices used on many existing spacecraft for waste heat removal * have an effective thermal conductivity many thousands of times that of copper. * repair basically involves replacement of deteriorated parts. * save electricity in another way as well. * vary greatly in size, depending upon their particular use. Kimberlite pipe * All kimberlite pipes are overlain by small lakes. * occur in northwestern part of the island.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }

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