H2 (histamine) blocker, Blocks acid production produced by histamine; used to treat acid reflux and ulcers, hallucination, Perception that occurs when there is actually nothing there to cause it, hapten, Substance that cannot cause antibody production alone; combines with larger carrier molecule, Hashimoto’s Disease or Thyroiditis, Lymphocytes enter thyroid causing diffuse goiter and hypothyroidism over time, heart attack, See myocardial infarction, heart block, Blockage of heart nerve impulses that alters heartbeat, heart failure, Heart cannot pump effectively, heart rate, Rate at which the heart pumps blood, heart valve, Structure allowing blood to exit heart chambers without backflow, heartburn, Burning chest-to-throat sensation caused by GERD, Heimlich maneuver, Abdominal thrust maneuver used to remove object lodged in throat, hematuria, Blood in the urine, hemoglobin, Red blood cell pigment that carries oxygen, hemolysis, Breakdown of red blood cells, hemolytic, Destruction of blood cells releasing hemoglobin, hemophilia, Inherited clotting disorder causing excessive bleeding, hemorrhage, Blood loss through broken vessel wall, hemorrhoid, Bulging vein near the anus, hemostasis, Stopping of bleeding, hepatic, Related to the liver, hepatic microsomal enzymes, Liver enzymes responsible for drug metabolism, hepatitis, Inflammation of the liver, hepatitis A, Hepatitis virus transmitted by contaminated food or water, hepatitis B, Hepatitis virus spread by sex or infected blood and body fluids, hepatitis C, Spread by sex or infected blood and body fluids, hepatitis D, Causes symptoms when hepatitis B is present, hernia, Bulging of organ or tissue through weakened muscle wall, heroin, Highly addictive narcotic derived from morphine, herpes simplex, Infection causing blisterlike sores on face or genitals, hiatal hernia, Stomach bulges into chest through diaphragm, high-density lipoprotein (HDL), Good cholesterol that removes cholesterol from tissues, histamine, Chemical released in allergy causing inflammation and stomach acid, hives, Itchy inflamed rash from allergic reaction, hormone, Chemical messenger released into bloodstream to control body functions, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), Use of hormones to treat deficiencies, huffing, Illegal inhalation of hydrocarbon vapors, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Retrovirus that attacks helper T cells and causes AIDS, hypercalcemia, Abnormally high calcium in the blood, hypercapnia, Increased arterial carbon dioxide level, hypercholesterolemia, Abnormally high blood cholesterol, hyperglycemia, Abnormally high blood glucose, hyperlipidemia, Abnormally high blood lipid levels, hyperlipoproteinemia, Elevation of lipoproteins in the blood, hyperplasia, Increase in number of cells, hyperprolactinemia, Abnormally increased prolactin in blood, hyperpyrexia, Very high body temperature, hypertension, Abnormally high blood pressure, hyperthermia, Elevated body temperature, hyperthyroidism, Overactive thyroid causing nervousness and weight loss, hyperuricemia, Elevated uric acid in blood, hypoglycemia, Low blood sugar, hypoprothrombinemia, Low blood prothrombin level, hypotension, Abnormally low blood pressure, hypothyroidism, Underactive thyroid causing fatigue and slowed body functions, hypoxia, Reduced oxygen in tissues or body, iatrogenic, Condition caused directly by medical treatment, idiopathic, Of unknown cause, idiosyncratic, Peculiar characteristic or unusual drug response, ileum, Lowest section of the small intestine, immune system, Body defenses against infection and illness, immunity, Resistance to a specific disease, immunosuppressant, Drug that inhibits immune system activity, impetigo, Contagious bacterial skin infection common in children, implant, Organ tissue or device surgically inserted into body, impotence, Inability to acquire or maintain erection, incontinence, Inability to hold urine or feces, incubation period, Time from infection to symptoms, indirect-acting, Acts before or after the receptor, induction, Increase in production or start of anesthesia period, infection, Disease caused by invading microorganisms, inflammation, Redness pain and swelling in tissue, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Crohn disease and ulcerative colitis, influenza, Viral infection commonly called the flu, infusion, Introduction of substance into bloodstream or body cavity, inhaler, Device delivering powdered or misted drug to lungs, inhibition, Reduction of an effect, injection, Drug insertion with syringe and needle, innervation, Nerve supply to tissue, inotropic, Affecting muscle contraction especially heart muscle, insomnia, Inability to sleep, insulin, Pancreatic hormone that helps glucose enter cells, insulin shock, Reaction caused by very low blood sugar, interferon, Protein that fights viruses and certain cancers, international normalized ratio (INR), Standardized clotting test used to monitor warfarin, international sensitivity index (ISI), Factor used to convert PT to INR, intestine, Tubular organ absorbing food and water and passing waste, intrauterine device, Device placed in uterus to prevent pregnancy, intravascular, Within blood vessels, intrinsic, Originating from or located within a tissue or organ, intubation, Passage of a tube into an organ, invasive, Spreading into tissues or penetrating body tissues, iodine, Element needed to form thyroid hormones, Iodine-131, Radioactive iodine used to treat hyperthyroidism, iron, Mineral needed for hemoglobin and other biologic substances, iron-deficiency anemia, Anemia caused by too little iron, ischemia, Insufficient blood supply to a tissue or organ

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