The GS Health and Fitness Dictionary!!!

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^ ahan

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Good one.

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an increase in size of anything. it can be organ or muscle etc. this isn't the same as hyperplasia, in which there is an incraese in the number of cells which can also cause hypertrophy.

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^would lypomas be an example ^o)

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umm I am not sure..Khumar probably has an answer

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not really. a lipoma is just an accumulation of fat cells in a certain spot. it's benign. an example of hyperplasia and hypertrophy is the uterus. under normal physiological conditions such as pregnancy it not only increases in size, the number of cells in the uterus increase as well.

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^ Yes. Lipoma is hyperplasia.

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okay:| nextttt

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Khumar's turn

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something simple: rigors

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extreme shiverring or shaking that occurs in a high grade fever eg. in malaria...

I like this thread :)

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next word please!

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amblyopia

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Blindness at the level of brain. Eye is OK. It is a development of brain issue.

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Never heard of it.

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Diwana's right :)
Post the next word please!!

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Diwana's right :)
Post the next word please!!

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yikes 3 times posting! net troubles :(

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Stroke

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ermmm a series of physical reactions that occur when a blood vessel in the brain is blocked with deprives that part of the brain of oxygen. when 1 section gets damaged, it starts a chain reaction which damages the surrounding parts until it’s somehow stopped.

i hope i’m close :bummer: