#aids

• AIDS — International medical acronym for 'Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome', a chronic and potentially life-threatening condition caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The virus structurally destroys the cells of the immune system, depriving the body of its capacity to fight opportunistic infections and malignancies, with the AIDS stage representing the advanced clinical phase of the infection.
• Anti-inflammatory — Reducing, combating, or alleviating inflammation and its associated symptoms, such as pain, edema, and fever; a medication widely used in the treatment of acute or chronic disorders. In a pharmacological sense, it acts structurally by inhibiting the synthesis of pro-inflammatory mediators, being classified into non-steroidal (NSAIDs) and steroidal drugs (corticosteroids).
• Female farmhand — A woman or girl hired for wages to perform physical or domestic work in a large household, farm, or manor; a female servant. In the historical rural context, a female farmhand was structurally responsible for secondary domestic activities, such as milking cows, preparing food for day laborers, kneading bread, or tending poultry, holding a subordinate status in the estate's social hierarchy.
• Female audiologist — The feminine form of the word 'audiolog'; a female specialist in audiology who handles the non-invasive diagnosis, prevention, and clinical management of auditory and vestibular system disorders. She evaluates patients with hearing loss, interprets audiometric charts, calibrates hearing aids, and coordinates acoustic rehabilitation programs.