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Basic, 30 change

  1. Biology
    1. Botany
    2. Zoology
  2. Biological classification
    1. Systematics
    2. Species
    3. Genus
    4. Family (biology)
    5. Order (biology)
    6. Class (biology)
    7. Phylum
    8. Kingdom (biology)
    9. Domain (biology)
  3. Evolution
    1. Natural selection
  4. Genetics
    1. DNA
    2. RNA
    3. Gene
    4. Heredity
  5. Life
    1. Death
    2. Origin of life
  6. Microbiology
  7. Mycology
  8. Adaptation
  9. Genetic drift
  10. Mutation
  11. Paleontology
  12. Phylogenetics

Anatomy and Morphology, 100 change

  1. Anatomy
  2. Camouflage
  3. Cell (biology)
  4. Endocrine system
  5. Immune system
  6. Organ (anatomy)
  7. Tissue (biology)

Animal anatomy and morphology, 68 change

Circulatory system, 7
  1. Artery
  2. Blood
  3. Circulatory system
  4. Heart
  5. Red blood cell
  6. Vein
  7. White blood cell
Gastrointestinal tract, 9
  1. Human digestive system
  2. Colon (anatomy)
  3. Small intestine
  4. Liver
  5. Large intestine
  6. Mouth
  7. Human tooth
  8. Pancreas
  9. Stomach
Integumentary system, 8
  1. Integumentary system
  2. Breast
  3. Skin
  4. Feather
  5. Fur
  6. Hair
  7. Nail (anatomy)
  8. Scale (anatomy)
Muscular system, 3
  1. Muscular system
  2. Myocyte
  3. Skeletal striated muscle
Nervous system, 18
  1. Nervous system
  2. Brain
  3. nerve
  4. Sensory system
  5. Auditory system
    1. Ear
  6. Gustatory system
  7. Olfactory system
    1. Nose
  8. Somatosensory system
  9. Visual system
    1. Eye
  10. Intelligence
  11. Hearing
  12. Taste
  13. Olfaction
  14. Pain
  15. Visual perception
Reproductive system, 7
  1. Reproductive system
  2. Penis
  3. Vagina
  4. Sex organ
  5. Clitoris
  6. Ovary
  7. Testicle
Respiratory system, 3
  1. Respiratory system
  2. Lung
  3. Gill
Skeletal system, 7
  1. Skeleton
  2. Bone
  3. Chest
  4. Pelvis
  5. Skull
  6. Vertebral column
  7. Joint
Tissues, 4
  1. Epithelium
  2. Connective tissue
  3. Muscle
  4. Nervous tissue
Urinary system, 2
  1. Kidney
  2. Urinary bladder

Plant morphology and anatomy, 23 change

  1. Plant cell
    1. Cell wall
  2. Bark
  3. Berry
  4. Flower
    1. Pollen
  5. Fruit
  6. Leaf
  7. Root
  8. Seed
  9. Stoma
Life forms, 4
  1. Herbaceous plant
  2. Liana
  3. Shrub
  4. Tree
Plant stem, 3
  1. Plant stem
  2. Trunk (botany)
  3. Wood
Plant tissues, 5
  1. Epidermis (botany)
  2. Ground tissue
  3. Meristem
  4. Vascular tissue
  5. Vascular cambium

Fungal morphology and anatomy, 2 change

  1. Hypha
  2. Mycelium

Biochemistry, 29 change

  1. alpha-amylase
  2. Biomolecule
  3. Biological pigment
    1. Carotenoid
    2. Chlorophyll
    3. Melanin
  4. Carbohydrate
    1. Cellulose
    2. Starch
    3. Sugar
  5. Fat
    1. Fatty acid
    2. Lipid
  6. Protein
    1. Enzyme
    2. Hemoglobin
    3. Amino acid
  7. Hormone
    1. Estrogen
    2. Testosterone
  8. Alkaloid
  9. Lactose
  10. Chitin
  11. Glycogen
  12. Cholesterol
  13. Molecular biology
  14. Nucleic acid
  15. Epinephrine
  16. Plant hormone

Biological processes and Physiology, 42 change

  1. Breathing
  2. Homeostasis
  3. Metabolism
  4. Excretion
  5. Respiration (physiology)

Biological reproduction and Ontogeny, 34 change

Basics, 13
  1. Reproduction
  2. Human development (biology)
  3. Developmental biology
  4. Asexual reproduction
  5. Sexual reproduction
    1. Pregnancy
    2. Sex
      1. Female
      2. Male
  6. Menstruation
  7. Menstrual cycle
  8. Menopause
  9. Semen
Ontogeny, 16
  1. Ontogeny
  2. plant cuticle
  3. Egg (biology)
  4. Embryo
  5. Fetus
  6. Imago
  7. Larva
  8. Longevity
  9. Metamorphosis
  10. Microbial cyst
  11. Moulting
  12. Nymph (biology)
  13. Puberty
  14. Pupa
  15. Spore
  16. Tadpole
Plant reproduction, 5 change
  1. Plant reproduction
  2. Gametophyte
  3. Pollination
  4. Alternation of generations
  5. Sporophyte

Animal physiology, 1 change

  1. Digestion

Plant physiology, 2 change

  1. Photosynthesis
  2. Transpiration

Ecology, 18 change

  1. Biodiversity
  2. Biological interaction
    1. Competition (biology)
    2. Herbivore
    3. Parasitism
    4. Predation
  3. Biome
  4. Food chain
  5. Habitat
  6. Invasive species
  7. Ecological niche
  8. Ecology
  9. Ecosystem
  10. Endangered species
  11. Extinction
  12. Extremophile
  13. Population
  14. Trophic level

Organisms, 644 change

  1. Organism

Animals, 447 change

Basic, 10 change
  1. Animal
  2. Arthropod
  3. Chelicerata
  4. Chordate
  5. Gnathostomata
  6. Hexapoda
  7. Invertebrate
  8. Nematode
  9. Tetrapod
  10. Vertebrate
Arachnids, 8 change
  1. Acari
  2. Arachnid
  3. Opiliones
  4. Pseudoscorpion
  5. Scorpion
  6. Solifugae
  7. Spider
    1. Tarantula
Crustaceans, 8 change
  1. Crustacean
  2. Amphipoda
  3. Branchiopoda
  4. Crab
  5. Decapoda
  6. Krill
  7. Lobster
  8. Malacostraca
Insects, 63 change
  1. Insect
  2. Caddisfly
  3. Earwig
  4. Flea
  5. Louse
  6. Mantis
  7. Mecoptera
  8. Neuroptera
    1. Antlion
  9. Phasmatodea (stick insects)
  10. Plecoptera
  11. Psocoptera
  12. Strepsiptera
  13. Thrips
Beetles (Coleoptera), 9
  1. Beetle
  2. Curculionidae
  3. Coccinellidae (ladybird)
  4. Firefly
  5. Ground beetle
  6. Leaf beetle
    1. Colorado potato beetle
  7. Longhorn beetle
  8. Scarabaeidae
Cockroaches (Blattodea), 2
  1. Cockroach
  2. Termite
Flies (Diptera), 6
  1. Fly
  2. Drosophila melanogaster (common fruit fly)
  3. Horse-fly
  4. Housefly
  5. Mosquito
  6. Tsetse fly
Hemiptera (true bugs), 6
  1. Hemiptera
  2. Cicada
  3. Heteroptera (typical bugs)
    1. Bed bug
    2. Gerridae (water skaters)
  4. Aphid (plant lice)
Hymenoptera, 6
  1. Hymenoptera
  2. Ant
  3. Bee
    1. Bumblebee
    2. Western honey bee
  4. Wasp
Lepidoptera, 12
  1. Lepidoptera
  2. Butterfly
    1. Swallowtail butterfly
    2. Lycaenidae (Blues and Coppers)
    3. Nymphalidae
    4. Pieridae (Yellow-Whites)
      1. Pieris brassicae
    5. Skipper (butterfly)
  3. Moth
    1. Bombyx mori (domesticated silkmoth)
    2. Geometer moth
    3. Sphingidae
Odonata, 3
  1. Odonata
  2. Damselfly
  3. Dragonfly
Orthoptera, 5
  1. Orthoptera
  2. Cricket (insect)
  3. Grasshopper
  4. Mole cricket
  5. Tettigoniidae
Cnidarians, 3 change
  1. Cnidaria
  2. Coral
  3. Jellyfish
Molluscs, 6 change
  1. Mollusca
  2. Bivalvia
  3. Octopus
  4. Squid
  5. Slug
    1. Snail
Invertebrata, others, 5 change
  1. Springtail
  2. Myriapoda
    1. Centipede
    2. Millipede
  3. Sea spider
Amphibians, 5 change
  1. Amphibian
  2. Caecilian
  3. Frog
  4. Salamander
  5. True frog
Birds, 104 change
  1. Bird
  2. Archaeopteryx
  3. Grebe
  4. Flamingo
  5. Hummingbird
  6. Mousebird
  7. Penguin
  8. Sandgrouse
  9. Tinamou
  10. Tropicbird
Accipitriformes and Falconiformes, 6
  1. Accipiter
  2. Eagle
  3. Falcon
  4. New World vulture
  5. Osprey
  6. Secretarybird
Anseriformes, 4
  1. Anatidae
  2. Duck
  3. Goose
  4. Swan
Apodiformes, 1
  1. Swift
Caprimulgiformes, 2
  1. Caprimulgiformes
  2. Nightjar
Charadriiformes, 7
  1. Charadriiformes
  2. Auk
  3. Buttonquail
  4. Gull
  5. Sandpiper
  6. Skua
  7. Tern
Ciconiiformes, 5
  1. Heron
  2. Ibis
  3. Shoebill
  4. Spoonbill
  5. Stork
Columbiformes, 3
  1. Dodo
  2. Columbidae
    1. Passenger Pigeon
Coraciiformes, 3
  1. Bee-eater
  2. Hornbill
  3. Hoopoe
Cuculiformes, 3
  1. Cuckoo
  2. Hoatzin
  3. Turaco
Galliformes, 7
  1. Galliformes
  2. Chicken
  3. Grouse
  4. Guineafowl
  5. Common Pheasant
  6. Common Quail
  7. Turkey (bird)
Gruiformes, 4
  1. Gruiformes
  2. Crane (bird)
  3. Bustard
  4. Rallidae
Passerines, 23
  1. Passerine
  2. Songbird
Corvoidea, 5
  1. Bird-of-paradise
  2. Corvidae
    1. Crow
    2. Eurasian Magpie
  3. Shrike
Passerida, 16
  1. Bulbul
  2. Emberizidae
  3. Finch
  4. Lark
  5. Motacillidae
  6. Old World flycatcher
    1. European Robin
    2. Common Nightingale
  7. Nuthatch
  8. Sparrow
  9. Starling
  10. Sunbird
  11. Swallow
  12. Tit (bird)
  13. Thrush (bird)
  14. Wren
Pelecaniformes, 4
  1. Cormorants
  2. Sulidae
  3. Frigatebird
  4. Pelican
Piciformes, 4
  1. Piciformes
  2. Honeyguide
  3. Toucan
  4. Woodpecker
Procellariiformes, 3
  1. Albatross
  2. Procellariidae
  3. Storm petrel
Psittaciformes, 3
  1. Parrot
  2. Budgerigar
  3. Cockatoo
Ratites, 6
  1. Cassowary
  2. Emu
  3. Kiwi
  4. Moa
  5. Ostrich
  6. Rhea (bird)
Strigiformes, 5
  1. Owl
  2. True owl
    1. Eurasian Eagle-Owl
    2. Little Owl
  3. Tytonidae
Trogoniformes, 1
  1. Trogon
Fishes, 56 change
  1. Fish
  2. Chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fishes)
  3. Acanthodii ("spiny sharks")
  4. Osteichthyes (bony fish)
    1. Actinopterygii (ray-finned fish)
    2. Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fish)
  5. Placodermi
  6. Electric eel
  7. Anglerfish
  8. Mullet (fish)
    1. Flathead mullet
  9. Arapaima
Batoidea, 3
  1. Batoidea
  2. Sawfish
  3. Electric ray
Characiformes, 2
  1. Characiformes
  2. Serrasalmidae
Chondrosteans, 1
  1. Sturgeon
Clupeiformes, 3
  1. Clupeiformes
  2. Anchovy
  3. Clupeidae
Cypriniformes, 8
  1. Cypriniformes
  2. Cyprinidae
    1. Common bream
    2. Carassius
    3. Common carp
    4. Goldfish
    5. Grass Carp
    6. Tench
Cyprinodontiformes, 1
  1. Guppy
Elopomorpha, 1
  1. Eel
Gadiformes, 3
  1. Gadiformes
  2. Burbot
  3. Haddock
Perciformes, 8
  1. Perciformes
  2. Cichlid
  3. Goby
  4. European seabass
  5. Swordfish
  6. Remora
  7. Scombridae
    1. Thunnus
Pleuronectiformes, 2
  1. Flatfish
  2. Turbot
Salmoniformes, 2
  1. Salmonidae
  2. Trout
Scorpaeniformes, 1
  1. Scorpaeniformes
Sharks, 5
  1. Shark
  2. Great white shark
  3. Hammerhead shark
  4. Tiger shark
  5. Whale shark
Siluriformes, 2
  1. catfish
  2. Wels catfish
Syngnathiformes, 1
  1. Seahorse
Tetraodontiformes, 1
  1. Tetraodontidae (pufferfish)
Dinosaurs, 10 change
  1. Dinosaur
  2. Allosaurus
  3. Ankylosaurus
  4. Apatosaurus (Brontosaurus)
  5. Brachiosaurus
  6. Diplodocus
  7. Stegosaurus
  8. Triceratops
  9. Tyrannosaurus
  10. Velociraptor
Mammals, 147 change
  1. Mammal
  2. Aardvark
  3. Armadillo
  4. Colugo
  5. Pangolin
  6. Treeshrew
Bats, 4
  1. Bat
  2. Megabat
  3. Microbat
  4. Vampire bat
Carnivora, 26
  1. Carnivora
  2. Bear
    1. Brown bear
    2. Giant panda
    3. Polar bear
  3. Canidae
    1. Dog
    2. Fox
    3. Coyote
    4. Gray wolf
    5. Jackal
  4. Felidae
    1. Cat
    2. Cheetah
    3. Cougar
    4. Jaguar
    5. Leopard
    6. Lion
    7. Lynx
    8. Tiger
  5. Hyena
  6. Mongoose
  7. Mustelidae
  8. Procyonidae
  9. Skunk
  10. Viverridae
Cetaceans, 9
  1. Cetacea
  2. Marine mammal
  3. Whale
  4. Blue whale
  5. Oceanic dolphin
    1. Killer whale
  6. Humpback whale
  7. Porpoise
  8. Sperm whale
Erinaceids, 2
  1. Erinaceidae
  2. Hedgehog
Even-toed ungulates, 36
  1. Even-toed ungulate
  2. Ruminantia
  3. Bovid
    1. African buffalo
    2. American bison
    3. Antelope
    4. Capra (genus)
    5. Cattle
    6. Gazelle
    7. Gaur
    8. Goat
    9. Impala
    10. Muskox
    11. Sheep
    12. Water buffalo
    13. Wildebeest
    14. European bison
    15. Yak
  4. Camel
    1. Bactrian camel
    2. Dromedary
  5. Deer
    1. Elk
    2. Moose
    3. Red deer
    4. Reindeer
  6. Llama
  7. Giraffe
  8. Guanaco
  9. Hippopotamus
  10. Peccary
  11. Pig
    1. Wild boar
    2. Domestic pig
  12. Pronghorn
  13. Vicuña
Lagomorphs, 4
  1. Lagomorpha
  2. Hare
  3. Pika
  4. Rabbit
Marsupials, 6
  1. Marsupial
  2. Diprotodontia
    1. Kangaroo
    2. Koala
  3. Dasyuromorphia
    1. Tasmanian devil
Monotremes, 3
  1. Monotreme
  2. Echidna
  3. Platypus
Odd-toed ungulates, 7
  1. Odd-toed ungulate
  2. Donkey
  3. Equidae
  4. Horse
  5. Rhinoceros
  6. Tapir
  7. Zebra
Pilosa, 1
  1. Sloth
Pinnipeds, 4
  1. Pinniped
  2. Eared seal
  3. Earless seal
  4. Walrus
Primates, 15
  1. Primate
  2. Monkey
  3. Ape
    1. Chimpanzee
    2. Gibbon
    3. Gorilla
    4. Orangutan
    5. Human
  4. Old World monkey
    1. Baboon
    2. Macaque
  5. Strepsirrhini
    1. Galago
    2. Lemur
  6. Tarsier
Afrotheria, 7
  1. Proboscidea
    1. Elephantidae
  2. Sirenia
  3. Procaviidae
  4. Afrosoricida
  5. Macroscelididae
  6. Tubulidentata
Rodents, 15
  1. Rodent
  2. Capybara
  3. Coypu
  4. Beaver
  5. Dipodidae
  6. Dormouse
  7. Guinea pig
  8. Hamster
  9. Marmot
  10. Mouse
  11. Muridae
  12. Muskrat
  13. Rat
  14. Squirrel
  15. Spermophilus
Soricomorpha, 2
  1. Shrew
  2. Talpidae
Reptiles, 19 change
  1. Reptile
    1. Alligator
  2. Lizard -
    1. Chameleon
    2. Komodo dragon
    3. Gila monster
  3. Snake
    1. Vipera berus
    2. Boidae
    3. Naja
    4. Hydrophiinae
  4. Turtle
    1. Galápagos tortoise
    2. Sea turtle
      1. Green sea turtle
      2. Leatherback sea turtle
      3. Loggerhead sea turtle
    3. Tortoise
  5. Tuatara
Vertebrata, others, 3 change
  1. Dimetrodon
  2. Agnatha
  3. Hagfish

Plants, 173 change

  1. Plant
Seedless Plant, 4 change
  1. Polypodiopsida
  2. Marchantiophyta
  3. Moss
  4. Equisetum
Flowering plant, 79 change
  1. Angiosperms
  2. Geranium
  3. Lilium
  4. Convolvulaceae (Morning glory)
Asparagales, 9
  1. Asparagales
  2. Agave
  3. Aloe
  4. Gladiolus
  5. Iridaceae
  6. Lily of the Valley
  7. Narcissus (plant)
  8. Orchidaceae
  9. Yucca
Alismatales, 3
  1. Alismatales
  2. Araceae
  3. Anthurium
Ericales, 6
  1. Ericales
  2. Ericaceae
    1. Rhododendron
  3. Theaceae
    1. Camellia
  4. Primulaceae (Primrose)
Asterales, 9
  1. Asterales
  2. Asteraceae
    1. Chrysanthemum
    2. Dahlia
    3. Bellis perennis
    4. Taraxacum
    5. Sunflower
    6. Tagetes (Marigold)
  3. Campanulaceae (Bellflowers)
Gentianales, 2
  1. Gentianales
  2. Apocynaceae (dogbane family)
Brassicales, 1
  1. Brassicales
Cucurbitales, 1
  1. Cucurbitaceae
Poales, 3
  1. Poales
  2. Poaceae or Gramineae (grass family)
    1. Bamboo
Rosales, 6
  1. Rosales
  2. Rosaceae
    1. Almond
    2. Rose
  3. Ulmaceae
    1. Elm
Lamiales, 5
  1. Lamiales
  2. Lamiaceae or Labiatae (mint family)
  3. Oleaceae
    1. Fraxinus (Ash tree)
  4. Salvia
Malpighiales, 4
  1. Malpighiales
  2. Euphorbiaceae (spurge family)
  3. Poinsettia
  4. Viola (plant)
Malvales, 2
  1. Malvaceae
    1. Adansonia (Baobab)
Myrtales, 3
  1. Myrtales
  2. Myrtaceae (myrtle family)
    1. Eucalyptus
Fagales, 11
  1. Fagales
  2. Betulaceae
    1. Alder
    2. Birch
    3. Hazel
    4. Hornbeam
  3. Fagaceae
    1. Chestnut
    2. Beech
    3. Oak
  4. Juglandaceae (Wallnut)
Sapindales, 2
  1. Sapindales
  2. Cashew
Arecales, 2
  1. Arecaceae (Palm tree)
  2. Coconut
Proteales, 2
  1. Nelumbo
  2. Platanus
Cornales, 1
  1. Cornus (genus) (Dogwood tree)
Fabales, 2
  1. Fabales
  2. Fabaceae
Urticales, 1
  1. Moraceae
Pinophyta, 6 change
  1. Cedrus
  2. Cypress
  3. Fir
  4. Juniper
  5. Pine
  6. Spruce
Fruits, 34 change
  1. Apple
  2. Apricot
  3. Avocado
  4. Banana
  5. Blackberry
  6. Breadfruit
  7. Cherry
  8. Citrus fruits
    1. Kumquat
    2. Lemon
    3. Lime (fruit)
    4. Orange (fruit)
  9. Common fig
  10. Cucumber
  11. Cranberry
  12. Red Currant
  13. Blackcurrant
  14. Date
  15. Eggplant
  16. Grape
  17. Guava
  18. Jackfruit
  19. Kiwifruit
  20. Lychee
  21. Mango
  22. Morus (plant)
  23. Olive
  24. Papaya
  25. Peach
  26. Pear
  27. Pineapple
  28. Pomegranate
  29. Strawberry
  30. Watermelon
Plants with vegetables and grains, 48 change
Amaranthaceae, 2
  1. Beet
  2. Chard
Allium, 2
  1. Leek
  2. Shallot
Apiaceae, 3
  1. Carrot
  2. Celery
  3. Cumin
Asteraceae, 5
  1. Artichoke
  2. Jerusalem artichoke
  3. Chicory
  4. Endive
  5. Lettuce
Brassicaceae, 8
  1. Eruca sativa
  2. Cabbage
  3. Cauliflower
  4. Broccoli
  5. Kohlrabi
  6. Radish
  7. Rutabaga
  8. Turnip
Solanaceae, 3
  1. Chili pepper
  2. Potato
  3. Tomato
Fabaceae, 7
  1. Legume
  2. Pea
  3. Bean
    1. Vicia faba
    2. Soybean
    3. Common bean
  4. Peanut
Other, 6
  1. Asparagus
  2. Cassava
  3. Okra
  4. Portulaca oleracea
  5. Sorrel
  6. Sweet potato
Grain, 12
  1. Barley
  2. Maize
  3. Oat
  4. Rice
  5. Sorghum
  6. Wheat
    1. Spelt
  7. Millet
  8. Rye
  9. Buckwheat
  10. Amaranth
  11. Quinoa

Fungus, 13 change

  1. Fungus
  2. Mushroom
  3. Ascomycota
  4. Basidiomycota
  5. Zygomycota
Edible fungi, 6
  1. Agaricus
  2. Boletus edulis
  3. Chanterelle
  4. Pleurotus ostreatus
  5. Shiitake
  6. Truffle
Poisonous fungi, 2
  1. Amanita muscaria
  2. Amanita phalloides (Death cap)

Others, 10 change

  1. Eukaryote
  2. Archaea
  3. Bacteria -
    1. Escherichia coli
  4. Protist
  5. Prion
  6. Virus
    1. HIV
  7. Algae
  8. Plankton

Animal breeding, 29 change

Horses, 13
  1. Arabian horse
  2. Andalusian horse
  3. Appaloosa
  4. Clydesdale
  5. Friesian horse
  6. Hackney
  7. Lipizzan
  8. Morgan
  9. Palomino
  10. American Quarter Horse
  11. Standardbred
  12. Thoroughbred
  13. Pony
Cats, 2
  1. Siamese (cat)
  2. Manx
Cattle, 4
  1. Brahman (cattle)
  2. Hereford
  3. Highland cattle
  4. Holstein
Dogs, 10
  1. Beagle
  2. Chihuahua (dog)
  3. Dachshund
  4. Dalmatian (dog)
  5. Great Dane
  6. Greyhound
  7. Retriever
  8. German Shepherd
  9. Shih Tzu
  10. Terrier

Health and fitness, 25 change

  1. Health
  2. Physical fitness
    1. Body mass index
    2. Physical exercise
    3. Hygiene
    4. Obesity
    5. Weight loss
  3. Stress (biology)
  4. Suicide
  5. Nutrition
    1. Diet (nutrition)
    2. Dietary supplement
    3. Malnutrition
  6. Substance abuse
    1. Addiction
    2. Alcoholism
    3. Substance dependence
  7. Drug
    1. Cannabis
    2. Tobacco
    3. Opium
  8. Mental health
  9. Ageing
  10. Hunger
  11. Smoking

Medicine, 104 change

See also "Biology" for e.g. anatomy

General concepts, 66 change

  1. Medicine
    1. Health care
  2. Physicians and other professionals
    1. General practitioner
    2. Nursing
    3. Surgeon
  3. Blood transfusion
  4. Coma
    1. Persistent vegetative state
  5. Disability
    1. Autism
    2. Blindness
    3. Color blindness
    4. Deafness
    5. Down syndrome
    6. Mental retardation
  6. Hospital
  7. Injury
    1. Bone fracture
    2. Bruise
    3. Burn
    4. Frostbite
    5. Wound
    6. Snakebite
  8. Anesthesia
  9. Chemotherapy
  10. Medical diagnosis
  11. Organ transplantation
  12. Palliative care
  13. Radiation therapy
  14. Surgery
  15. Artificial organ
  16. Pandemic
  17. Physical examination
    1. Autopsy
    2. Biopsy
    3. Blood pressure
    4. Blood test
    5. DNA profiling
    6. Electrocardiography
    7. Endoscopy
    8. Eye examination
    9. Lumbar puncture
    10. Magnetic resonance imaging
    11. Pap test
    12. Pulse
    13. Radiology
    14. Reflex
    15. Urinalysis
  18. Poison
    1. Toxin
  19. Aneurysm
  20. Brain damage
  21. Bleeding
  22. Cardiac arrest
  23. Hypoxia (medical)
  24. Inflammation
  25. Myocardial infarction
  26. Respiratory failure
  27. Shock (circulatory)
  28. Stroke
  29. Syndrome
  30. Symptom
    1. Headache
  31. Vaccination
    1. Vaccine

Fields of medicine, 38 change

  1. Alternative medicine
    1. Homeopathy
  2. Angiology
  3. Cardiology
  4. Dentistry
    1. Dental caries
    2. Dental restoration
    3. Root canal
    4. Toothache
  5. Dermatology
  6. Dietitian
  7. Gastroenterology
  8. Geriatrics
  9. Hematology
  10. Immunology
  11. Neurology
  12. Obstetrics and gynaecology
  13. Oncology
  14. Ophthalmology
  15. Otolaryngology
  16. Pediatrics
  17. Pharmacy
    1. Essential medicine
    2. Pharmaceutical drug
    3. Pharmacist
  18. Pharmacology
    1. Pharmacokinetics
    2. Antibacterial
      1. Penicillin
    3. Management of HIV/AIDS
  19. Psychiatry
  20. Pulmonology
  21. Reproductive health
  22. Toxicology
  23. Traditional medicine
  24. Traumatology
  25. Urology
  26. Veterinary medicine

Disease, 80 change

Disease, 17
  1. Disease
    1. Allergy
    2. Alzheimer's disease
    3. Asthma
    4. Bronchitis
    5. Cirrhosis
    6. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
    7. Dementia
    8. Diabetes mellitus
    9. Epilepsy
    10. Gastroenteritis Viral
    11. Parkinson's disease
    12. Heart disease
    13. Hepatitis
    14. Hypertension
    15. Meningitis
    16. Multiple sclerosis
Cancer, 11
  1. Cancer
    1. Breast cancer
    2. Colorectal cancer
    3. Leukemia
    4. Lung cancer
    5. Lymphoma
    6. Prostate cancer
    7. Skin cancer
      1. Melanoma
    8. Tumor
      1. Brain tumor
Foodborne illness, 5
  1. Foodborne illness
    1. Botulism
    2. Mushroom poisoning
    3. Typhoid fever
    4. Salmonellosis
Infectious disease, 38
  1. Infectious disease
    1. Pathogen
    2. Sexually transmitted disease
      1. AIDS
      2. Gonorrhea
      3. Herpes simplex
      4. Syphilis
    3. Anthrax
    4. Bubonic plague
    5. Chickenpox
    6. Cholera
    7. Common cold
    8. COVID-19
    9. Dengue fever
    10. Diphtheria
    11. Dysentery
    12. Encephalitis
    13. Gangrene
    14. Ebola virus disease
    15. Hand, foot and mouth disease
    16. Influenza
      1. Influenza A virus subtype H5N1
    17. Leprosy
    18. Lyme disease
    19. Malaria
    20. Measles
    21. Mumps
    22. Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
    23. Pneumonia
    24. Poliomyelitis
    25. Rabies
    26. Scabies
    27. Scarlet fever
    28. Smallpox
    29. Tetanus
    30. Tuberculosis
    31. Typhus
    32. Yellow fever
Mental illness, 9
  1. Mental disorder
    1. Bipolar disorder
    2. Major depressive disorder
    3. Neurosis
    4. Posttraumatic stress disorder
    5. Psychosis
      1. Delusion
      2. Hallucination
    6. Schizophrenia
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