pathology
pa`thol´o`gy Pronunciation: ~jŷ
PATHOLOGY, med. jur. The science or doctrine of diseases. In cases of
homicides, abortions, and the like, it is of great consequence to the legal
practitioner to be acquainted, in some degree, with pathology. 2 Chit. Pr.
42, note.
abnormality,
acute disease,
affection,
affliction,
ailment,
allergic disease,
allergy,
atrophy,
bacterial disease,
birth defect,
blight,
cardiovascular disease,
chronic disease,
circulatory disease,
complaint,
complication,
condition,
congenital defect,
defect,
deficiency disease,
deformity,
degenerative disease,
disability,
disease,
disorder,
distemper,
endemic,
endemic disease,
endocrine disease,
epidemic disease,
functional disease,
fungus disease,
gastrointestinal disease,
genetic disease,
handicap,
hereditary disease,
iatrogenic disease,
illness,
indisposition,
infectious disease,
infirmity,
malady,
malaise,
morbidity,
morbus,
muscular disease,
neurological disease,
nutritional disease,
occupational disease,
organic disease,
pandemic disease,
pathological condition,
plant disease,
protozoan disease,
psychosomatic disease,
respiratory disease,
rockiness,
secondary disease,
seediness,
sickishness,
sickness,
signs,
symptomatology,
symptomology,
symptoms,
syndrome,
the pip,
urogenital disease,
virus disease,
wasting disease,
worm disease