Category: C

A dislocation in which the luxated bone has changed position since its first displacement.  

A dislocation existing from or before birth.  

A dislocation in which the joint communicates with the external air.  

A dislocation associated with other major injuries.  

A dislocation that separates the surfaces of a joint completely.  

A dislocation in which the joint is not penetrated by a wound.  

A swollen optic disk due to inflammation or edema.  

Prompt disinfection and suitable disposal of infected excreta during the entire course of a disease.  

The discharge from a high-potential source in the form of electrical energy passing through the air to the patient.  

The electrical activity of an injured or malfunctioning portion of the cerebral cortex that gives rise to a seizure.