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excess start learning		an amount of something that is more than necessary, permitted, or desirable. nadwyzka
be suspended start learning		być zawiszonym w/hang (something) from somewhere.
dissolve start learning		(with reference to a solid) become or cause to become incorporated into a liquid so as to form a solution. rozpuszczac
undifferentiated start learning		niezróżnicowany
invaders start learning		najezdzca
infants start learning		niemowleta
comprise start learning		zawierac
equal start learning		równy
float start learning		pływac
abundant, plentiful start learning		obfity, liczny existing or available in large quantities; plentiful.
be devoid start learning		być pustym
consideration start learning		careful thought, typically over a period of time.
platelets clump start learning		płytki agreguhą
encounter start learning		spotkac / gdy płytki spotkaja uszkoszone naczynie
draw from start learning		pobierac krew
pulmonary artery start learning		pulmonary artery/ blood to the lung
pulmonary capillary start learning		pulmonary capillary
pulmonary vein start learning		pulmonary vein
precava start learning		precava
postcava start learning		postcava
left atrium start learning		left atrium
right atrium start learning		right atrium
black blood start learning		krew zylna
arterial blood start learning		krew tetnicza
capillaries of peripheral tissues start learning		capillaries of peripheral tissues
pulmonary veins start learning		pulmonary veins/ the blood from the lung
mitral valve start learning		mitral valve
tricuspid valve start learning		tricuspid valve
aortic valve start learning		aortic valve
descending aorta start learning		the flow of blood to the body
vena cava inferior start learning		the flow of blood from the body
tricuspid valve start learning		zastawka trójdzielna
vena cava superior start learning		the flow of blood from the body
the capillaries start learning		what are the very thin, fragile and hair-like vessels, located within the tissues of the body, that serve to distribute oxygenated blood from the arteries to the tissues and return deoxygenated blood from the tissues back into the veins
the ventricles start learning		what are the two large chambers in the heart that collect and expel blood received from the atria
the atrium(atria) start learning		what are the chambers of the heart into which blood flows as opposed to the ventricle, where blood is pushed out of the heart
the right atrium start learning		what part of the heart receives deoxygenated blood from the superior vena cava and the coronary sinus
the left atrium start learning		part of the heart that receives oxygenated blood from the left and right pulmonary veins
the superior vena cava start learning		the blood vessel that carries deoxygenated blood from the upper half of the body and passes it into the heart's rughr atrium
arteries and veins start learning		the part of circulatory system that serves to transport blood throughout the body
arteries start learning		the blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
veins start learning		the blood vessels that return deoxygenated blood from the body to the heart
coronary circuit start learning		the blood vessels that provide the blood supply to the heart in order to nourish the heart cells
arterioles start learning		the blood vessels into which arteries branch off
venules start learning		the blood vessels which connect veins to capillaries
the tricuspid valve start learning		the atrioventicular structure rhat opnes from the right atrium into the right ventricle
kidneys start learning		what organs do the renal arteries supply
cytoskeleton start learning		a structure taht is unique to the eukaryotic cell, it fills the cytoplasm and acts as a framework for movement and stability
nucleus start learning		an intracellular structure enclosed by a perforated envelope which contains DNA as well as one or more nucleoli
flagellum start learning		a slender mobile extension of the cell involved in cell locomotion
lysosome start learning		a membrane-bound organelle in the cytoplasm of most cells containing various hydrolitic enzymes that function in intracellular digestion
centriole start learning		a structure found in eukaryotic animal cells that acts as the centre for producing microtubules and plays a role in cell division
mitochondrion start learning		a memberane-enclosed organelle found in most eukaryotic cells sometimes described as cellular power plants and also involved in other tasks such as signaling, celluar differentiation, cell death, as well as the control of the cell cycle and cell growth
golgi apparatus start learning		a stack of flattened compartments where molecules are packed for delivery to other cell components or for excretion from the cell
ribosome start learning		a minute round particle composed of RNA and protein that is found in the cytoplasm of living cells and serves as the site of assembly for polypeptides encoded by meddender RNA
peroxisome start learning		small-membrane encloes organelles also known as microbodies that contain enzymes that oxidize and breakdown some cell substances
phlebotomist start learning		is a medical professional who draws blood from patients for different kinds of blood tests
haematologist start learning		ia a medical specialist who deals with blood and its disease
forensic scientist start learning		is a professional who collects and analyzes physical evidence from crime scenes. They role is to provide impartial evidence for use in courts of law. They often analyze blood samples
donor start learning		donates blood to be stored in a blood bank and used for transfusion or to mske certain medicatios
recipient start learning		a patient eho has been given blood because his or her medical condition required it
haemophiliac start learning		is a person suffering from haemophilia, a medical condition in which blood clotting process is impaired.
haemorrhage start learning		escape of blood through a cut in a blood vessel
haematoma start learning		accumulation of blood in the tissues that clots to from a solid swellin. It's usually due to trauma
haematuria start learning		presence of blood in the urine
haemodialysis start learning		the process of taking harmful substances out of someone's blood using a special machine, because their kidneys do not work properly
haemoptysis start learning		coughing up blood or blood containing mucus
haemophthalamia start learning		bleeding into the vitreous humour of the eye
haemothorax start learning		presence of blood in the pleural cavity, usually as a result of an injury.
down start learning		too low
decreased start learning		too low
reduced start learning		too low
below the normal limit/range start learning		too low
there's a decrease in... start learning		too low
within the normal limits/range start learning		normal
normal blood count start learning		normal
unremarkable start learning		normal
up start learning		too high
increased start learning		too high
elevated start learning		too high
above the normal limit/range start learning		too high
there's an increase/rise/elevation in start learning		too high
raised start learning		too high
slightly start learning		quantifying phrases
mildly start learning		quantifying phrases
moderately start learning		quantifying phrases
considerably start learning		quantifying phrases
significantly start learning		quantifying phrases
markedly start learning		quantifying phrases
at the cesarean start learning		cesarskie cięcie
a seizure start learning		atak np. padaczki
retrosternal pain start learning		pain behind the breast bone
radiation of the chest pain start learning		pain spreads to your shoulders
palpitations start learning		rapid or irregular heart beat
dyspnoea start learning		shortness of breath
epigastric discomfort start learning		pain in the upper part of the stomach
diaphoresis start learning		sweating
anxiety start learning		nervousness
syncope start learning		fainting
impairment of congnitive function start learning		confusion
bradycardia start learning		abnormally slow heart rate
tachycardia start learning		abnormally rapid heart rate
tiredness start learning		fatigue
paleness start learning		pallor
swelling start learning		oedema
sleeplessnees start learning		insomnia
dizziness start learning		vertigo
nervousness start learning		anxiety
sleep apnoea start learning		abnormal pauses in breathing or episodes of a very low breathing rate in sleep
orthopnoea start learning		shortness of breath that occurs in the supine position, relieved by an upright body position
duodenum start learning		the first part of the bowels just below the stomach into which the common bile duct opnes
anus start learning		odbyt/ the opening at the end of the alimentary canal through which solid waste leaves the body
intestine start learning		jelito
saliva start learning		ślina/liquid contaimig enzymes produced in your mouth to keep the mouth wet and to help prepare food for digestion by moistening and softening the ingested pieces
rectum start learning		odbytnica/ the lowest end of the bowels into which solid waste travels before leaving the body through the anus
jejunum start learning		jelito czcze
cardiac sprincter start learning		the valve between the distal end of oesophagus and the stomach
sigmoid start learning		esica
caecum start learning		kątnica
ileum start learning		jelito krete
bile duct start learning		przewód zołciowy
gallbladder start learning		przecherzyk zołciowy/ a small organ in the body like a bag connected to the liver which stores and releases bile into the duodenum whenever necessary
pyloric sprincter start learning		zwieracz odzwienika/a muscle which controls the passage of foof out of the stomach and into the small intestine
salivary glands start learning		slinianki
gum start learning		dziąsło
mucous membrane lining start learning		błona sluzowa
pancreas start learning		trzustka/an organ in th ebody that produces insulin and substances which help to digest food so that it can be used by the body
associated organs start learning		associated organs
colon start learning		okreznica/the lower and bigger half of the bowels in which water is removed from solid waste and then reabsorbed and where faeces is formed
teeth start learning		structures that chew(masticate) food
liver start learning		a large organ in the body which cleanses the blood and produces bile
villi/villes start learning		many tiny finger-like structures on the inner surface of the small intestine which increase the surface area significantly to facilitate the absorption of nutrients
mouth start learning		the place where ingestion occurs and the process of digestion stars; here starch is broken down and food boluses are formed
stomach start learning		an organ in the body where food is digested and where chyme is formed and stored before it moves on to be absorbed; the lining of this organ secreted hydrovhloric acids and digestive enzymes
oesophagus start learning		the tube in the body which takes food from the mouth to the stomach
bile start learning		fluid released by the liver which helps to break dwon fats
chyme start learning		semi-fluid, partially digested food mixed with gastic juice
peristaltic movements start learning		a series of muscular contractions within the walls of the oesophagus and intestines which move food through the alimentary tract
bolus start learning		a soft, rounded ball of chewed food
hydrochloric acid start learning		a strong acid, found in the gastric juice
starchy food start learning		food such as potatoes, rice and grains which contain a lot of carbohydrates
spit start learning		saliva
push out start learning		expel
deposits start learning		residue
firm start learning		solid
nutrients start learning		foodstuffs
sourness start learning		acidity
begin start learning		initiate
stools start learning		faeces
stir start learning		churn
squashy start learning		mushy
sack start learning		pouch
excertion start learning		defecation
anorexia start learning		be off food for 3 days
ascites start learning		the fluid has collected in his abdomnial cavity
belching start learning		he keeps removing air from his stomach with a loud voice
bloating start learning		tummy feels swollen
constipation start learning		he hasn't open his bowels for three days
diarrhoea start learning		the patient has the trots
dyspepsia start learning		after meals i get indigestion
dysphagia start learning		the patient"s got problems swallowing
emesis start learning		the baby just throw up
flatulance start learning		the patient's having wind
haematemesis start learning		the patient's bringing up bloody vomit
heartburn start learning		i have a burinig feeling in my gullet
hiccups start learning		i keep having these strange spasms of my diaphragm
melaena start learning		his BM's are black and tarry
nausea start learning		i feel sick
regurgitation start learning		the baby brings back the milk soon after feeding
gastroesophageal reflux disease start learning		GERD
gastritis start learning		gastritis
peptic(gastic/duodenal) ulcer start learning		peptic(gastic/duodenal) ulcer
celiac disease start learning		celiac disease
appendictis start learning		appendictis
irritable bowel syndrome start learning		irritable bowel syndrome
Crohn's disease start learning		Crohn's disease
cirrhosis start learning		marskość
cholecystitis start learning		zapalenie pecherzyka zołciowego
gallstones(cholecystolithiasis) start learning		kamica pech. zół
indigestion start learning		niestrawność
pernicious anemia start learning		anemia złosliwa
distinguishing symptom start learning		charakterystyczne objawy
rigid start learning		sztywny twardy
intermittent start learning		przerywany okresowy sporadyczny
bulge start learning		wzdęcie, wypukłosc
groin start learning		pachwina
swelling start learning		obrzek obuchlizna opuchniecie
scrotum start learning		worek posznowy
testicular area start learning		obszar jader
burinig stomach start learning		piekacy zoładek
opryszczka start learning		cold sore
skaleczenie start learning		cut
bąbel start learning		blister
rozstępy start learning		stretch marks
wysypka start learning		rash
otarcie skóry start learning		graze
oparzenie start learning		burn
pryszcz start learning		pimple
brodawka start learning		wart
pieprzyk start learning		mole
oparzenie słoneczne start learning		sunburn
strup start learning		scab
siniak start learning		bruise
zmarszczka start learning		wrinkle
odmrożenie start learning		frostbite
zadrapanie start learning		scratch
łaty, takie odbsrwienia mleczne start learning		patches
bielactwo start learning		vitiligo
czerniak start learning		melanoma
skorupa start learning		crust
skaza start learning		blemish
znamię start learning		birthmark
stłuczenie start learning		contusion
skaleczenie start learning		laceration
pokrzywka start learning		urticaria
pokrzywka start learning		hives
kurzajka start learning		verruca
przetarcie start learning		abrasion
pęcherzyk żółciowy start learning		vesicle
opryszczka start learning		herpes
odmrożenie start learning		chilblain
blizna start learning		cicatrix
podbite oko start learning		black eye
Szkody słoneczne start learning		sun damage
pieprzyk start learning		beauty mark
rumień start learning		erythema
trądzik start learning		acne
czyrak start learning		boil
rana start learning		wound
waga (urządzenie) start learning		scales
płatki / łuski start learning		flakes/scales
rog skorny start learning		corn skin
zrogowaciałej start learning		calloused
łuszczyca start learning		psoriasis
dermatimycyoza start learning		dermatimycosis
świerzb start learning		scabies
swędzenie start learning		itching
trądzik różowaty start learning		rosacea
rumień czerwoności start learning		redness erythema
depress worry start learning		get down
become ill with start learning		go down with
spuchnięte górę become oedematous start learning		swollen up
wymiotować vomit start learning		throw up
have a rash start learning		come out in
mdleć faint lose consciousness start learning		pass out
wyrwać się be covered by start learning		break out in
wybuchać płomieniembecome worse start learning		flare up
wychować cough up start learning		bring up
umieścić na gain weight start learning		put on
zabierać/odbierać contract get an illness start learning		pick up
rozjaśnić start learning		clear up
wyciąć start learning		cut down
zostać doprowadzony do start learning		be brought to
umierać start learning		pass away
wyzdrowieć start learning		pull through
napisać sprawozdanie start learning		write up
popić start learning		wash down
przeboleć start learning		get over
słabnąć start learning		wear off
wyciągnij zęby start learning		pull out a teeth
wyciągać start learning		pull out
sprawdź jego zęby start learning		check out his teeth
nastać/zapanować/osiedlać się start learning		set in
co przynosi ból start learning		what brings the pain on
build-up start learning		build-up
badanie ogólne start learning		checkup
początek start learning		onset

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