Category: C

Containing collagen. Referring to collagen disease.  

Any disease of the connective tissue. Any of several disorders (e.g., ankylosing spondylitis, arteritis nodosa, scleroderma, systemic lupus erythematosus) marked by disruption of connective tissue. Sometimes called collagen vascular disease. Disease of the connective tissue, which is an essential part of every structure in the body. Collagen diseases are sometimes referred to as connective tissue…

An antibiotic which is effective against a wide range of organisms and is used to treat gastrointestinal infections. Narrow spectrum antibiotic first isolated from Bacillus colistinus, subsequently found to be identical with Polymyxin E. An antibiotic administered by mouth to treat gastroenteritis and other bacterial infections. Colistin is a mixture of antimicrobial substances produced by…

Any bacterium which is similar to Escherichia coli.  

Referring to colic.  

A cloth or a pad filled with gel or clay which is chilled and put on the body to reduce or increase the temperature. A bulky dressing containing icewater, cubed or crushed ice, or gel, which is refrigerated and used topically to control pain or inflammation.    

A wad of cloth soaked in cold water, used to relieve a headache or bruise. A soft, absorbent cloth, several layers thick, dipped in cold water, slightly wrung out, and applied to the part being treated. The duration of the application is usually 10 to 20 min.  

The removal of a skin growth using carbon dioxide snow.  

An injury to the skin caused by exposure to extreme cold or by touching a very cold surface.  

Referring to sexual intercourse.