| areata | Alopecia areata |
| fetoprotein | Alphafetoprotein |
| water sac | Amnion waterston’s operation waterston’s operation / w? t?st?nz ?p?re??(?)n/ |
| disease hook | Ancylostomiasis |
| acetylsalicylic acid | Aspirin asa; |
| ear ossicle | Auditory ossicles |
| black spots | Black spots in front of the eyes moving black dots seen when looking at something, more noticeable when a person is tired or run-down, and more common in shortsighted people |
| blood corpuscle | Blood cell |
| wet dressing | Compress wharton’s duct wharton’s duct /w? t(?)nz dkt/ |
| french letter | Condom (informal ) |
| blue disease | Cyanosis |
| pityriasis capitis | Dandruff |
| directions | - Directions for use (on a bottle of medicine, etc.) instructions showing how to use something and how much of it to use
- Раскреплённый связями в двух взаимно перпендикулярных направле...
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| herniated disc | Displaced intervertebral disc |
| arteriosus | Ductus arteriosus |
| embryonic ectoderm | Ectoderm |
| praecox | Ejaculatio praecox |
| asian flu | Flu |
| aminobutyric acid | Gamma aminobutyric acid |
| digestive juice | Gastric juice, intestinal juice (usually plural ) |
| mouth tre | Gingivitis operation trendelenburg’s operation /tren del?nb! &z ?p?re??(?)n/ |
| barre-guillain syndrome | Guillain-barre syndrome |
| morning-after feeling | Hangover (informal ) |
| herbalism | - Herbal medicine
- A health alternative to treating certain non-life threatening ailments with plans and plant essences. may also be referred to as “folk medicine”. holistic medicine /...
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| histamine headache | Horton’s syndrome |
| histaminic headache | Horton’s syndrome |
| chorionic gonadotrophin | Human chorionic gonadotrophin |
| bracelet | Identity bracelet, medical alert bracelet |
| sleeplessness | Insomnia |
| hunchback | Kyphosis |
| allergy bracelet | Medical alert bracelet |
| meninx | meninges |
| brain covering | Meninges |
| embryonic mesoderm | Mesoderm |
| irritable colon | Mucous colitis |
| flu yup | Myalgic encephalomyelitis (informal ) z zadik’s operation zadik’s operation / ze?d?ks ?p?re??(?)n/ |
| turbinate bone | Nasal conchae |
| mortification | Necrosis mortificación, vergüenza; |
| chiasm | - Optic chiasma
- The lower portion of the brain at which point the two optic nerves intersect.
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| praevia | Placenta praevia 319 predisposition |
| stein-leventhal syndrome | Polycystic ovary syndrome [described 1935. after irving f. stein (b. 1887), us gynaecologist; michael leo leventhal (1901–71), us obstetrician and gynaecologist.] steinmann’s pin steinmann’s pin /... |
| end-expiratory | Positive end-expiratory pressure |
| femoris | - Rectus femoris
- A large muscle in the front of the thigh, which extends to the leg comment: the quadriceps femoris is divided into four parts: the rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, v...
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| fibroplasia | Retrolental fibroplasia |
| tinea | - Ringworm
- Any cutaneous fungal infection caused by dermatophytes, such as tinea corporis, tinea capitis, tinea cruris, and tinea pedis
tina; опоясывающий лишай; |
| blot test | Rorschach test |
| seborrhoeic rash | Seborrhoeic dermatitis |
| enrolled nurse | Second- level nurse |
| blood serum | Serum |
| antiserum | - Serum (note: the plural is antisera.)
- Serum obtained from an animal containing antibodies against a particular antigen that was artificially introduced to the animal
антисыворотка; |
| glue-sniffing | Solvent abuse |
| health authority | Strategic health authority |
| fatigue fracture | - Stress fracture
- Progressive fracture of a material that begins at a discontinuity and increases under repeated cycles of stress. the phenomenon leading to fracture under repeated or...
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| cot death | - Sudden infant death syndrome (note: the us term is crib death.)
- Внезапная смерть ребенка грудного возраста
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| temper tantrum | Tantrum |
| elderly | The elderly people aged over 65 пожилой человек (n.), престарелый (adj.); |
| injured | - The injured people who have been injured all the injured were taken to the nearest hospital.
- Herido
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| new variant cjd | Variant cjd |
| posseting | (in babies) the act of bringing up small quantities of curdled milk into the mouth after feeding |
| oedipus complex | (in freudian psychology) a condition in which a boy feels sexually attracted to his mother and sees his father as an obstacle |
| repression | (in psychiatry) the act of ignoring or forgetting feelings or thoughts which might be unpleasant |
| electra complex | (in psychology) a condition in which a girl feels sexually attracted to her father and sees her mother as an obstacle |
| superego | (in psychology) the part of the mind which is a person’s conscience, which is concerned with right and wrong |
| physio | (informal ) 1. a session of physiotherapy treatment 2. a physiotherapist |
| hypo | (informal ) 1. same as hypodermic syringe 2. an attack of hypoglycaemia, experienced, e.g., by people who are diabetic |
| fleks | - (of the lens of the eye) the ability to focus on objects at different distances, using the ciliary muscle
- A jerk made by the forearm when the insertion in the radius of one of the m...
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| varicosity | (of veins) the condition of being swollen and twisted |
| community psychiatric nurse | . also called community mental health nurse. abbr cpn |
| extroversion | 1. (in psychology) a condition in which a person is 139 eyetooth interested in people and things other than themselves 2. a congenital turning of an organ inside out |
| motility | 1. (of cells or microbes) the fact of being able to move about 2. (of the gut) the action of peristalsis |
| detumescence | 1. (of the penis or clitoris after an erection or orgasm) the process of becoming limp 2. (of a swelling) the process of disappearing |
| carbohydrate | - 1. a biological compound containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. carbohydrates derive from sugar and are an important source of food and energy. 2. food containing carbohydrates high carbohy...
углевод; carbohidrato, hidrato de carbono; |
| serotype | - 1. a category of microorganisms or bacteria which have some antigens in common 2. a series of common antigens which exists in microorganisms and bacteria also called serological type verb ...
серотип; |
| vomica | 1. a cavity in the lungs containing pus 2. the act of vomiting pus from the throat or lungs |
| sinus | - 1. a cavity inside the body, including the cavities inside the head behind the cheekbone, forehead and nose the doctor diagnosed a sinus infection. 2. a tract or passage which develops betwe...
sinus, seno, cavidad; пал. синус; залив; синус; |
| osteoclast | 1. a cell which destroys bone 2. a surgical instrument for breaking bones |
| reorganisation | - 1. a change in the way something is organised or done 2. the process of changing the way something is organised or done 3. an occasion when a business or organisation is given a completely new...
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