A laboratory technician is a medical specialist trained in clinical laboratory diagnostics. Laboratory physicians work in medical laboratories and analyze patient fluids ...
Read MoreGanglion of the Cochlea: structure and functions The spiral ganglion is part of the inner ear and is a collection of neurons located in the spiral organ of Corti (cochlea ...
Read MoreThe X chromosome is a sex chromosome present in both men and women. Women have two X chromosomes, while men have only one. Genes responsible for the development of seriou ...
Read MoreA crisis of illness (crisis morbi; from the Greek krisis - a sudden change in the course of the disease) is a sudden change in the patient’s condition associated with a t ...
Read MoreAdenopharyngo-conjunctival fever (febris adenopharyngoconjunctivalis; Greek aden gland + pharynx, pharyngos pharynx + anat. tunica conjunctiva conjunctiva) is an acute in ...
Read MoreKrabbe-Benecke disease is a rare inherited disorder characterized by degeneration of the myelin sheath of nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord. The disease is named ...
Read MoreHypokalemia is a condition characterized by decreased levels of potassium in the blood. Causes of hypokalemia: Insufficient intake of potassium from food; Increased l ...
Read MoreResidual volume is the amount of air remaining in the lungs after maximum exhalation. This volume is usually about 1-1.5 liters. The residual volume is necessary to maint ...
Read More-Oma (from the Greek -oma - “neoplasm”, “tumor”) is a suffix used in medical terminology to refer to tumors. Faun's ear, or satyr's ear, is a deformation of the auricle i ...
Read MoreThe toxic threshold (synonym: harmful threshold) is the minimum dose of a substance at which toxic effects are observed. The threshold of toxic action depends on the spec ...
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