vocab list #6

internal wound; a bruise

relating to the application of scientific knowledge to legal problems

mark left after healing of a wound; a scar

abnormal ability to coordiante movement; staggering gait or imbalance

collection of pus in the body isolated by damaged and inflamed tissue, usually caused by bacteria

poison produced by a living organism

showing no subjective evidence of a disease or condition

required by law or regulation

insuffiecient amounts of fluid in the tissues

blood clot or mass of material circulating throughout the blood vessels

hidden, not visible; ex. internal hemorrhage

study of tissues

agent that surpresses coughing

disease of nervous system whose symptoms are early senility and memory loss

substance that carries cancer when tissues are exposed to it

precise detailed plan to study a biomedical problem or a regimen of therapy

surgical examination of the body after death

breakdown of red blood cells

psychological condition where a person causes symptoms of illnessin someone else to gain attention and sympathy form others