Terminology (Med. Dictionary) :: Page - 4305

Strain

May-28-24

Strain: causes, symptoms and treatment A strain is an injury that occurs when a muscle is overstretched or placed under too much stress. This condition can lead to pain, ...

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Pentose

May-28-24

Pentose is a monosaccharide containing five carbon atoms per molecule. Some pentoses are found in nucleic acids and nucleotides. Pentoses are important components of RNA ...

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Cranial Nerve Nuclei

May-28-24

The nuclei of the cranial nerves (n. nervorum cranialium, pna; n. nervorum cerebralium, bna; n. nervorum capitalium. jna; synonym cranial nerves) are groups of nerve cell ...

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Acidogenesis

May-28-24

Acidogenesis (from Latin acidum - acid and Greek genesis - origin, occurrence) is the process of formation of acids as a result of the vital activity of microorganisms. A ...

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Hearing Verbal

May-28-24

Verbal hearing is the ability to recognize and understand spoken language by ear. It is one of the basic skills needed to communicate and interact in society. Verbal hear ...

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Development Cycle

May-28-24

The development cycle is the totality of all successively successive stages of the development of an organism from the moment of its inception to the end of life. The sta ...

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Mura Operation

May-28-24

Moore operation is a surgical operation to restore the patency of the auditory tube, proposed by the French otorhinolaryngologist E.Zh. Moore at the beginning of the 20th ...

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Three-fingered (Tridactyly)

May-28-24

Three-fingeredness is a congenital malformation characterized by the presence of only three fingers on the hand or foot. This condition occurs due to disruption of limb f ...

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Radiation Neutron

May-28-24

Neutron radiation: understanding and application Neutron radiation is one of the forms of corpuscular radiation, which is a flow of neutrons. Neutrons, as is known, are n ...

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Trypaflavin Test

May-28-24

The trypaflavin test is a laboratory test for differentiating R-forms of bacteria from S-forms. It is based on the property of R-form cells to agglutinate (stick together ...

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