Category: A

The process of learning from experience. Alternate term for a learning style focusing on student discovery of rules and conclusions from given materials.  

Referring to a method of feeding a person by nasogastric tube or directly into the intestine.  

An X-ray photograph of the ventricles and spaces of the brain taken after air has been injected into the cerebrospinal fluid by lumbar puncture.  

A person suffering from dyslexia.  

Easily broken or harmed. Easily falling ill. Requiring great care or sensitivity.  

A fracture by compression of the bone.  

A disease caused by a malfunction of the thyroid before birth or in early life.  

An instrument formed of a tube with a light at the end, used to inspect the inside of the heart.  

The amount of energy shown in calories which a person needs each day.  

A vein which brings blood back into the vena cava from the abdomen.