Aaron signis referred pain felt in the epigastrium upon continuous firm pressure overMcBurney’s point, indicative of chronic appendicitis.艾伦征,持续按压麦氏点产生上腹部疼痛,提示慢性阑尾炎。 2.Abadie's signSpasm of the uppereyelid(['aɪ.lɪd] n.眼睑;眼皮), as noted inexophthalmic([ˌ...
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1、medical terminology 医学 术语学 (yi xue shu yu xue) introduction to the first edition of medical terminology this is to serve as an introduction to medical terminology that is commonly in use by the english speaking international medical community. this book is put together with the chinese ...
howtomastermedicaltermrapidly 认识世界的基本方法：3“w”原则 whatwhyhow what thrombocyto’penia lympho’cytic leu’kemia 医学英语术语（medicalterm）:上述这些单词来源于希腊或拉丁词根,有特定的医学含义，我们将之统称为－医学英语术语;医学术语学（medicalterminology）：将专门研究它的...
Lesson-1 Prefixes:size and amount Macro- large/visible to the naked eye Micro- small/not visible to the naked eye Hyper- high/above normal/elevated Hypo- low/below normal/decreased Eu-/Normo- normal Pan-/Omni- all A-/An- absent/lacking ...
Build a word that means downward displacement or prolapse of the eyelid blepharoptosis An involuntary contraction or twitching of the eyelid is blepharospasm Which of the following drugs causes the pupils to constrict? Miotics Identify the synonym for sty ...
The given answer "Bad, Painful" is a possible explanation for the word "Dys". "Dys" is a prefix that means "bad" or "difficult" in medical terminology. It is commonly used to describe conditions or disorders that are abnormal or problematic. Since "bad" and "painful" are both negative...
Medical English Terminology-医学英语分类词根词缀 词根词缀——分系统
medicalterminology 系统标签: ophthalmterminologyiridmedicalscleropia MedicalTerminology Unit15 Ophthalmology,Endocrinology, andMedicalSpecialties Ophthalm/o=Eye Ophthalm/itis:Inflammationoftheeye Ophthalm/ic:Pertainingtotheeye Ophthalm/algia,Ophthalm/o/dynia:Paininthe eye Ophthalm/o/meter:Instrumentformeasuring the...
a parent must consider many factors when making a decision about their child's health. Now, a recent study from the University of Missouri and the University of Michigan is shedding light on the significant divide that can exist between patients and physicians about the same terminology—especially...