Duodenoscope: an instrument for examining the duodenum A duodenoscope is a fiber-optic or video-camera instrument that is used to examine the inner surface of the duodenu ...
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Pionersky Camp: Educational and health institution for children A pioneer camp is an educational and recreational institution, which is usually located in a suburban area ...
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Oneiric syndrome (syndromum oneiroideum; synonyms: oneiroid, sleep-like stunned syndrome, dream-like alteration of consciousness) is a pathological condition characterize ...
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Pre-infarction condition (synonyms: pre-infarction period, unstable angina, progressive angina) is an acute pathological condition characterized by paroxysmal chest pain ...
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S. o. , limited to those areas of object surfaces contaminated with radioactive and toxic substances or biological agents that pose the greatest danger to people; carried ...
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Community care Out-of-hospital care is the general name for all types of medical care except inpatient care. It includes medical care provided by all types of outpatient ...
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Ludotherapy (from Latin ludus - game and Greek therapeia - treatment) is a method of psychotherapy and psychocorrection based on the use of gaming activities. Ludotherapy ...
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Skeptophylaxis (from the Greek words skeptomai - "to consider, provide" and phylaxis - "protection") is a historical term referring to precautionary and protective measur ...
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Primary meningococcal pneumonia is an acute infectious disease caused by meningococcus and characterized by inflammation of the lung tissue. The disease begins acutely wi ...
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Functional morphology: the relationship between the structure and function of the body Functional morphology is a branch of morphology that studies the relationship betwe ...
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