- Aggregation: clumping.
- Albumin: Protein. This protein is soluble in water and settles on the breath. Albumin can be found in the blood and body tissues.
- Anaphylactoid purpura: bleeding caused by Raksi anaphilaksiss.
- Angiogenesis: blood vessels are formed in cancer cells that can grow continuously.
- Antiseptic: a substance that can inhibit the development.
- Aorta: the arteries, aorta. The aorta arises from the left ventricle.
- 7Senile arch: a ring-shaped white-gray. It is located right on the border Korne-sclera caused by the deposition of fat. Senile arch is generally seen in old age.
- Arteries: the arteries that carry blood to net charge of the heart.
- 9. Arteriosclerosis: a disease characterized by thickening and loss of elasticity of the arterial wall.
- Astringent: a drug that can stop pandarahan and mucus membranes may cause shrinkage after local administration.
- Aterogeneisis: a process of atheroma formation.
- Atherosclerosis: a form of arteriosclerosis characterized dengna presence of atheroma in the arterial intima containing cholesterol, lipoid substances and lipofag. Arteries were large and the cerebral, coronary, renal, aorta, and in the legs.
- 13. Atheroma: a substance containing lipids. This substance contained in jaringna, in the arterial wall.
- Demulcent: substances that can remedy the skin and mucus membranes.
- Dyslipidemia: disorders of fat metabolism. The disorder is characterized by an increase or decrease in the fat fraction in plasma.
- Autoimmune Dyslipidemia: Dyslipidemia disease that occurs due to autoimmune mechanisms in diseases such as multiple myeloma, SLE, Graves disease and purpura. In addition there is also the formation of antibodies that bind to and alter the enzyme function is lipopolitik, apoprotein and receptors.
- Edema: excessive fluid accumulate in the tissues.
- Excretion: spending remains of metabolism in the body.
- Glutathione: enzin that parse and remove toxic substances in the body.
- HDL: High Density Liprotein, often called alpha lipoprotein.
- Hiperbetalipoproteinema: increased LDL.
