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More Medical Terms As you completed in the Assignments from Lessons 2 through 4, two separate paragraphs need to be written with the medical terms listed below. Each term must be used such that it demonstrates that you understand their meaning. These terms may be used in any order within their respective paragraph and need to be underlined or in BOLD font within your assignment. ***CORRECT Example: “When we injure ourselves, edema , or swelling, occurs and leukocytes travel to an infected area and destroy bacteria as a part of our immune response.” ***INCORRECT Example: “Part of the immune response is edema and leukocytes .” You can see how the first example shows that the writer knows what the words mean, while the second example doesn’t show an understanding of the terms. Medical terms to include in the FIRST paragraph : Pituitary gland Adrenal gland Insulin Diabetes mellitus Endocrinologist Cushing’s syndrome Graves’ disease Medical terms to include in the SECOND paragraph : Central nervous system Peripheral nervous system Cerebrum Cerebellum Spinal Cord Neurologist Multiple Sclerosis Cerebral vascular accident Dementia .

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Cushing’s syndrome
Graves’ disease
Medical terms to include in the SECOND paragraph
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Central nervous system
Peripheral nervous system
Cerebrum
Cerebellum
Spinal Cord
Neurologist
Multiple Sclerosis
Cerebral vascular accident
Dementia

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