// set app scope tooltip definitions here
var test_callout = new TooltipKeyword("Test Callout", "This is where the callout text or definition will be placed. This is where the callout text or definition will be placed.");
var def1 = new TooltipKeyword("Definition 1", "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. In pharetra lobortis augue. Mauris feugiat tellus ut enim. Duis ac dui. Aenean pellentesque mattis mi. Proin.");
var def2 = new TooltipKeyword("Definition 2", "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Curabitur at nibh. Sed laoreet volutpat turpis. Vestibulum convallis. Fusce iaculis euismod nisl. Integer bibendum. Vivamus euismod.");

var antirh = new TooltipKeyword("Anti-(Rh) D immunoglobulin", "A medicine used to quickly raise your platelet count, for example, when you have heavy bleeding or surgery. This medicine is given through an IV that is put into a vein.");
var antibody = new TooltipKeyword("Antibody (an-TIE-bod-E)", "A part of the immune system that marks foreign substances and viruses to be destroyed by cells in the immune system.");
var blood_cell_growth_factor = new TooltipKeyword("Blood cell growth factor", "Drug that causes blood cells to grow and increase in number.");
var bone_marrow = new TooltipKeyword("Bone marrow (bone MARE-o)", "Soft tissue found in the hollow interior of the bones.");
var chemotherapy = new TooltipKeyword("Chemotherapy","A variety of chemical drugs used to kill cancer cells."); 
var chronic_liver_disease = new TooltipKeyword("Chronic liver disease", "Any disease that slowly destroys the liver over a long period of time. Cirrhosis due to alcoholism is one kind of chronic liver disease.");
var gastrointestinal = new TooltipKeyword("Gastrointestinal","Refers to the stomach, intestines, bowel and other parts the digestive system.");
var hepatitisc= new TooltipKeyword("Hepatitis C","A virus that causes inflammation of the liver."); 
var hypersensitivity_reaction = new TooltipKeyword("Hypersensitivity reaction", "Your body's allergic reaction to a substance, such as pollen, medicine, or food. An allergic reaction can cause a runny nose, sneezing, itching, rash, or trouble breathing.");
var ideopathic_thrombocytopenic_purpura = new TooltipKeyword("Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura  (id-ee-o-PATH-ick THROM-bo-sy-toe-PEE-nick PURR-pur-ah)", "ITP is an autoimmune disorder in which there is a reduced platelet count (<150 x109/L) due to autoantibody or immune complexes binding to platelet surface antigens.  Idiopathic means that the cause of the disease is unknown.  Doctors now know that ITP affects the immune system, so some people are calling ITP immune thrombocytopenic purpura.");
var immuneglobulin = new TooltipKeyword("Immune globulin (i-MUNE GLOB-u-lin)", "A substance made up of disease-fighting parts of the blood. It is created from a pool of multiple donors.");
var immunetherapies = new TooltipKeyword("Immune therapies", "Drugs that stimulate the immune system to have a protective response.");
var immune_thrombocytopenic_purpura = new TooltipKeyword("Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (i-MUNE THROM-bo-sy-toe-PEE-nick PURR-pur-ah)", "A condition that causes a low platelet count when the body attacks its own platelets. Idiopathic means that the cause of the disease is unknown. Doctors now know that ITP affects the immune system, so some people are calling ITP <i>immune</i> thrombocytopenic purpura.");
var immunosuppressants = new TooltipKeyword("Immunosuppressants","Drugs that make the immune system less active.");
var interferon = new TooltipKeyword("Interferon","Drug that slows and stops the growth of viruses. Interferon drugs include peg-interferon.");
var intravenously = new TooltipKeyword("Intravenously","When drugs are injected directly into a vein."); 
var ITP_both = new TooltipKeyword("ITP (Idiopathic or Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura)", "A condition that causes a low platelet count when the body attacks its own platelets. Idiopathic means that the cause of the disease is unknown. Because more is now known about how ITP affects the immune system, some doctors are calling ITP <i>immune</i> thrombocytopenic purpura. Both names describe the same disease.");
var liverbiopsy = new TooltipKeyword("Liver biopsy", "Use of a needle to remove small bits of tissue from the liver for examination.");
var microliter_of_blood = new TooltipKeyword("Microliter of blood", "One very small part of the total amount of blood in your body. Doctors count the number of platelets in a microliter to determine your platelet count.");
var nonmyeloid_cancer = new TooltipKeyword("Nonmyeloid cancer", "Cancers that do not start in the blood-forming cells of the bone marrow.");
var petechiae = new TooltipKeyword("Petechiae (pah-TEEK-ee-ay)","A type of bruise that looks like a rash of small red or purple dots.");
var platelets = new TooltipKeyword("Platelets (PLATE-lets)", "Blood cells that help prevent bleeding.");
var platelet_transfusion = new TooltipKeyword("Platelet transfusion", "Platelet transfusions may be given when people with ITP have heavy bleeding or if they need to increase their platelet counts for a short period of time, such as before surgery. If you need a platelet transfusion, a doctor or nurse will put an IV into your vein. Donor platelets are then pumped through the IV into your blood. You may need to check into the hospital to have this procedure.");
var purpura = new TooltipKeyword("Purpura (PURR-pur-ah)", "A large, purple bruise on the skin that may be raised.");
var radiation_therapy = new TooltipKeyword("Radiation therapy", "Treatment that uses high-energy rays to kill cancer.");
var spleen = new TooltipKeyword("Spleen (spleen)", "An organ located near your rib cage. One of the spleen's functions is to remove platelets from the blood.");
var splenectomy = new TooltipKeyword("Splenectomy (sple-NECK-toe-me)","Surgical removal of the spleen.");
var thrombocytopenia = new TooltipKeyword("Thrombocytopenia (THROM-bo-sy-toe-PEE-nia)", "A disorder in which the blood does not have enough platelets, also called low platelets. People with low platelets are at risk for abnormal bleeding.");
var thrombopoietin = new TooltipKeyword("Thrombopoietin (THROM-bo-po-EE-tin)", "A hormone that helps cells in the bone marrow to make new platelets.");
var watch_and_wait = new TooltipKeyword("Watch and wait", "When your doctor does not give you medicine but instead monitors your symptoms and platelet count. If your symptoms or platelet count change, he or she may start treatment.");