Category: B

Motor paralysis resulting from consumption of the fruit of the buckthorn (a species of Bumelia) that grows in the southeastern U.S.  

Poisoning caused by the intentional or unintentional intake of brodifacoum. Brodifacoun, a long-acting derivative of warfarin, is often found in rodenticides.  

Poisoning due to the inhalation of fumes of zinc and zinc oxide, causing destruction of tissue in the respiratory passage. It is rarely fatal. Symptoms include dryness and burning in respiratory tract, coughing, headache, and chills.  

Intoxication caused by the consumption of or exposure to boric acid.  

A plugger with a bent shank so that the pressure applied is back toward the operator.  

A network of the anterior branches of the last four cervical and the first thoracic spinal nerves supplying the arm, forearm, and hand.  

A body box used to measure lung volume and pressure. A highly delicate examination administered to evaluate potential lung impairments that may elude detection through standard pulmonary function tests. During this procedure, the patient assumes a seated position within a hermetically sealed chamber, wherein a diverse array of apparatuses gauge both the air pressure within…

A flat, round or oval decalcified bone or metal disk, employed in pairs, used in approximation.  

A metal, steel, or aluminum plate that has one or more slots in it, designed to weave a rope through, to create friction with a carabiner.  

A placenta divided into two separate parts.