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Chemical symbol for Argon
Abbreviation for accommodation, acetum, Angstrom unit, anode, anterior, arteria, axial
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Abbreviation for accommodation, ampere, anode, anterior, aqua, arteria
Symbol for total acidity
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A prefix signifying without or not and used mainly with words of Greek origin.
A Latin prefix implying separation.
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Named after Charles D. Aaron a USA physician, 1866-1951. Demonstration of a painful sensation or distress in the epigastric or precordial region on putting pressure over McBurney's point in appendicitis.
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Asthma (from the Greek aasmos = breathing).
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Abbreviation for the Latin Artium Baccalaureus, Bachelor of Arts, and for axiobuccal.
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Latin preposition meaning 'from'
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Free from bacteria (not necessarily sterile) also nonbacterial.
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Charles A. Abadie was a French opthalmologist (1842-1932. The sign is a spasm of the levator palpebrae superioris muscle as seen in exophthalmic goiter.
Jean Abadie, a neurologist from Bordeaux (1873-). The sign is a loss of sensation to pressure in the Achilles tendon as seen in locomotor ataxia conditions.
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A lowering or a depressing (French)
Couching
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Mental derangement (Latin)
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Mental derangement (Latin)
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A trephine shaped to not penetrate the brain (Greek). Pleural = abaptista
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Loss of sense of weight; also baragnosis.
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Distant or remote from a joint
Does not affect a joint
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The dislocation of a joint
Diarthrosis
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An inability to walk due to a defect in coordination
choreic abasia associated with chorea of the legs.
paralytic abasia associated with paralysis of leg musculature.
paroxysmal trepidant abasia associated with spastic stiffening of the legs on attempting to stand or spastic abasia
trembling abasia or abasia trepidans associated with trembling of the legs
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Abasia charcterized by an uncertainty of movement.
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Proprietary name for acetylbromdiethylacetylcarbamide and has a sedative effect.
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The deterioration of a race or breed. (French)
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A lessening or decrease in the severity of a symptom or sign (eg pain or swelling).
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Not situated in the axis of the body or of a certain organ or body part. (Derived from Latin)
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