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Febrile convulsion
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A convulsion in a child, lasting a short time, associated with a fever
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Convulse, английский
Convulsionar
Convulsión, ataque, chiripioca, испанский
Convulsio, английский
Convulsion, английский
The rapid involuntary contracting and relaxing of the muscles in several parts of the body the child had convulsions. fit (note: often used in the plural.) comment: convulsions in children may be caused by brain disease such as meningitis but can also often be found at the beginning of a disease such as pneumonia which is marked by a sudden rise in body temperature. in adults, convulsions are usually associated with epilepsy.
Convulsione , итальянский
Convulsionism, английский
Convulsions, английский
Convulsiones
Convulsions, syn. seizures, английский
Конвульсии см. seizures (судороги).
Convulsive, английский
Same as thalassaemia [described 1927. after thomas benton cooley (1871–1945), professor of paediatrics at wayne college of medicine, detroit, usa.] coombs’ test coombs’ test / ku
Convulsive laughter, английский
Febrile, английский
- Denoting or relating to fever.
- Лихорадочный сопровождающийся температурой. fetal death (stillbirth)
- Лихорадочный сопровождающийся температурой.
Febrile disease, английский
A disease which is accompanied by fever 143 fermentation
Associated, английский
- Соответствующий; связанный; присоединенный
- Experiencing through your own senses (seeing through your own eyes, hearing with your own ears, feeling with your own feelings.)
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Umbilical cord, английский
A cord containing two arteries and one vein which links the fetus inside the uterus to the placenta comment: the arteries carry the blood and nutrients from the placenta to the fetus and the vein carries the waste from the fetus back to the placenta. when the baby is born, the umbilical cord is cut and the end tied in a knot. after a few days, this drops off, leaving the navel marking the place where the cord was originally attached.
Greater curvature, английский
A convex line of the stomach
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