Anemia : Lack of enough blood, causing
paleness.
Arthritis : A disease causing pain and swelling
in the joints of the body.
Anorexia : Loss of appetite.
Beriberi : It is a nervous system ailment
caused by a deficiency of thiamine (Vitamin B1) in the diet.
Chickenpox : A disease especially caught by children
that is marked by a slight fever and spots on the skin.
Coma : Deep unnatural state like sleep
caused by illness, or injury specially to the brain.
Diarrhoea : An illness in which the bowels are
emptied too often and in a liquid form.
Diphtheria : A serious infectious disease of the
throat.
Erythropoietin : Hormone secreted by the juxta-glomerular
cells of the kidneys.
Epilepsy : A disorder of the nervous system
which causes fits and unconsciousness.
Flue : An illness like the bad cold
but more serious.
Flatus : It is accumulation of gases in
gastro-intestinal tract which are expelled through anus producing characteristic
sound.
Gastric :
Pain in the abdomen, excessive burping, puking or vomiting, nausea and
difficulty in releasing gas is the symptoms of gastric.
Haemorrhage : Heavy bleeding.
Hernia : It is protrusion of the intestine
into inguinal canal and may extend into scrotal sac.
Indigestion : Indigestion is the most often pronounced
ailment of modern times branching out into varied abdominal diseases.
Jaundice : Bile pigments like bilirubin increase
in blood causing yellowness in skin and eyes. Liver is also affected in this
disorder.
Kala-azar : A chronic and potentially fatal
parasitic disease of the viscera due to infection by the parasite called
Leishmania donovani.
Leprosy : It is caused by mycobacterium
leprae which was discovered by Hansen.
Measles : An infectious disease, marked by
fever and small red spots that cover the whole body.
Migraine : A severe and frequently occurring
headache, usually on one side of the head.
Mumps : An infectious disease, especially
among children, with painful swellings in the neck.
Night blindness: A
disease in which difficulty to see objects in right way.
Onchocerciasis : It is known as river blindness and Robles'
Disease, is a parasitic disease caused by infection with the nematode
Onchocerca volvulus.
Pneumonia : A serious illness with inflammation of
one or both lungs.
Poliomyelitis : An infectious disease caused by a virus,
often resulting in physical disability among children.
Plague : It is caused by yersinia pestis a
deadly bacterium. It goes from rat to rat through the rat fleas.
Rabies : An infectious disease which
causes madness in dogs, wolves and passes to man from animal bites.
Rash : A set of spots on the
face/body.
Syphilis : It is a sexually transmitted
disease caused by the spirochaetal bacterium Treponema pallidum subspecies
pallidum.
Small-pox : A serious disease marked by spots on
the face, which leaves permanent marks.
Tuberculosis : A serious disease affecting chiefly the
lungs.
Thrombopenia : Disease in blood platelet count.
Vomiting : A feeling of nausea precedes
vomiting. This reflex action is controlled by vomiting centre in the medulla.
Whooping cough: A
serious disease caught especially by children, in which the sufferer coughs
noisily.
Xeropthalmia : A disease is due to deficiency of vitamin-A.
It may be a cause of dry cornea and blindness.
Yellow fever : An acute systemic (body wide) illness
caused by a virus called a Flavivirus.
Zoonosis :
Is any infectious disease that can be transmitted from non-human
animals, both wild and domestic, to humans or from humans to non-human animals.
DISEASES WITH REMEDIES
1.
Speed ball is a mixture of ___________.
2.
Cocaine is an alkaloid stimulant which
may cause addiction obtained from __________.
3.
Amphetamine drugs come in category
____________.
4.
Electron beam therapy is a kind of
radiation therapy to treat ___________.
5.
To increase milk yield, cow is given
___________.
6.
Plasmid is most widely used in ___________.
7.
Chloromycetin is obtained from
____________.
8.
A protein produced from transgenic
Brassica napus which prevents blood clotting is _________.
9.
MMR vaccine is given against
___________.
10.
AIDS is confirmed by ___________.
11.
Cancer of skin and lymph nodes is
____________.
12.
The medicinal plant which is used in
snake bite is ___________.
13.
The blood purifiers are __________&
___________.
14.
The medicinal plant which is used for
treatment of malaria __________.
15.
King and Queen of spices are ___________
& ___________.
16.
The medicinal plant which is used for
treatment of Asthma is ___________.
17.
The antiseptic used in mouth wash or
gargling is ___________.
18.
Myopia and Trachoma are diseases
connected with ______________.
19.
Leukemia is a disease of the
_____________.
20.
Typhoid and Cholera are typical examples
of ____________.
21.
Diabetes causes due to lack of
______________.
22.
Dialysis is used for the treatment of
_____________.
23.
Rickets is a disease of the
_____________.
24.
Pyorrhea is a disease of the
______________.
25.
ECG is used for the diagnosis of
ailments of ______________.
26.
Medicine that prevents the chance of
infection of AIDS in child from infected pregnant mother is_________.
27.
HIV virus was first recognised by
_________.
28.
The treatment of snake-bite by antivenin
is an example of ___________.
29.
Directly Observed Treatment (DOT) or
Directly Observed Therapy is a medicinal cure for ___________.
30.
Swine influenza, also called pig
influenza, swine flu, hog flu and pig flu, is an infection by ____.
ANSWERS
1. Heroin & Cocaine
2. Erythroxylon
3. Stimulant
4. Certain types of
cancer
5. Stilbesterol
6. Genetic engineering
7. Streptomyces
venezuelae
8. Hirudin
9. Measles, mumps,
rubella
10. Western bolt
11. Kaposi’s sarcoma
12. Serpent wood
(Rauwolfia Serpentina)
13. Antihelmintic &
Carminatine
14. Cinchona
Officinalis
15. Pepper, Cardamom
16. Datura Stramonium
17. Amyl Meta cresol
18. Eyes
19. Blood
20. Water-borne
diseases
21. Insulin
22. Kidney
23. Bones
24. Gums
25. Heart
26. Zidavudine &
Neverapine
27. Luc Montagnier
28. Artificially
acquired passive immunity
29. Tuberculosis
30. H1N1
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