First aid is medical care provided by a physician or paramedic who has initial contact with a patient in need of treatment. Primary care services include dental, ophthalm ...
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Post-shock stupor is a psychogenic stupor caused by the occurrence of a catastrophic situation such as a fire, earthquake, flood and other natural disasters. With post-sh ...
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Zona pellucida: Protective Sheath of the Ovum The zona pellucida, also known as the zona pellucida or zona pellucida, is a clear and smooth membrane that surrounds the eg ...
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Guerin's fold: history of discovery and clinical significance Guerin's fold is a medical term that refers to the curve that forms on the anterior surface of the scrotum i ...
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Catagenesis: what is it and how does it happen? Catagenesis is a process of reverse development, which is the opposite of anagenesis - the process of growth and developme ...
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Automated actions are complex motor acts and other sequential actions that occur without conscious control. Such activities include, for example, driving a car, typing on ...
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Weber's principle is a psychophysical law formulated by the German anatomist and physiologist Ernst Heinrich Weber (1806-1871). According to this principle, the perceived ...
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Phagedenism is profound: what is it and how does it affect the body? Phagedenism profundus (p. profundus) is a serious condition that is characterized by deepening of pit ...
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Dorsal superficial sacrococcygeal ligament: anatomical features and functions The dorsal superficial sacrococcygeal ligament (lat. l. sacrococcygeum dorsale superficiale, ...
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