Category: C

Long-continued fatigue not relieved by rest, indicative of disease such as tuberculosis, diabetes, or other conditions of altered body metabolism.  

The fascia of the thigh covering the saphenous opening.  

The fascia covering the cremaster muscle of the spermatic cord.  

A number by which a measured value is multiplied, to correct for systematic measurement error.  

Manifest inward deviation of the visual axis of one eye toward that of the other eye when looking at an object.  

An extract prepared from more than one drug or substance.  

Use of specific exercises to correct deficiencies caused by trauma or inactivity.  

A form of isotonic exercise in which the muscle fibers shorten as tension develops.  

The removal of the diseased portion of a tooth, before it is filled. It may be accomplished with air, burs, chemicals, drills, lasers, ultrasound, and other means.  

An RBC with a serrated or indented edge, usually the result of withdrawal of water from the cell, as occurs when cells are placed in hypertonic solutions.