The science of the causes or origins of disease is known as ______.

The under secretion or over secretion of hormones lead to disorders referred to as glandular or ______.

A ____ is an abnormal condition of an organism, as a result of infection, weakness or environmental stress that disturbs the normal physiological functioning of an organism.

Diseases that are transmitted from parent to offspring from generation to generation are termed as _____.

Human diseases are broadly classified into two categories. They are congenital diseases and _______.

An example for hormonal disease is ______

Disease caused by the entry and development of living organisms such as virus, bacteria, protozoans, worms or fungi into the body tissue is known as ______.

A diet lacking nutrients such as proteins, essential vitamins or minerals result in _______.

The other name for jaundice is _____

_____ are those that are associated with the growth of tumors.

Disease producing organisms are called ____.

Malaria is caused by ______mosquitoes.

Penicillin, streptomycin, tetracycline, etc. are some of the ____ used in the treatment of diseases.

The disease of ____is caused by the retrovirus known as human immunodeficiency virus.

The process by which the body is protected against disease is by inoculating the person with ____

Immunization with ____vaccine prevents tuberculosis (TB).

DPT vaccine is administered to babies to protect them against ____, whooping cough and tetanus.

______ is the disease caused by the inflammation of one or both lungs.

The common fungal infection of the skin especially between the toes is called ____.

Excessive loss of water from the tissues of the body is called _____.

______ is defined as the science of health and the prevention of disease.

_____ is given to children to prevent dehydration.

Loss of appetite is called ____.

Greying of hair, baldness, cataract, osteoarthritis, Parkinson's disease are the examples of ______.

Rabies is also known as _____.