Respiratory (system), The body system that helps you breathe (lungs and airways)., Immune (system), The body's defense system that fights germs and diseases., Digestive (system), The body system that breaks down food and absorbs nutrients., Circulatory (system), The body system that moves blood, oxygen, and nutrients around the body., Nervous (system), The body system that controls the brain, nerves, and body movements., Muscular (system), The body system made up of muscles that helps you move., Cardiovascular (system), The heart and blood vessel system that pumps blood throughout the body., Hospitalization, The process of staying in a hospital for medical treatment., Affordability, The ability to pay for something without difficulty., Availability, The state of being ready to use or easy to get., Commercialization, The process of selling something to make a profit., Waive hospital fee, To officially remove or cancel the payment for hospital services., Drug potency, How strong or effective a medicine is., High concentration, A large amount of a substance in a small space or solution., Deplete time, To use up or waste a lot of time., Erode trust, To gradually make people trust someone or something less., Acute disease, A disease that starts suddenly and usually lasts for a short time., Chronic disease, A long-term disease that may last for months or years., Dysfunction, A problem that stops a body part or system from working properly., Expertise, High-level knowledge or skill gained through training or experience., Preventative care, Medical care that helps prevent diseases before they happen., Doctor / Physician / Surgeon, Doctor: a general medical professional. Physician: a doctor who diagnoses and treats illnesses (usually without surgery). Surgeon: a doctor who performs operations., Side effect, An unwanted effect of a medicine or treatment besides its main purpose.

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