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Chapter 20 Vocab Part A & B

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show A specific type of brain tissue deterioration that causes memory loss and gradual loss of mental function.  
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show The process of inhaling a foreign body or substance into the trachea or a bronchus.  
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battered child syndrome   show
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show A lesion that develops over bony prominences when pressure is exerted over time.  
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show Calcium loss in bones that causes them to become more radiolucent.  
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diverticulitis   show
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show The care of elder adults.  
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show Another name for battered child syndrome.  
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organic brain syndrome   show
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show Calcium loss in bones, causing them to become more radiolucent; demineralization.  
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show Calcium loss in bones, often through aging, that results in bones' becoming porous, brittle, and more radiolucent.  
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Parkinson disease   show
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show The care of children.  
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show A selection of alternatives, all of which are acceptable  
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