Category: C

The triangular area in the neck bounded by the posterior belly of the digastric muscle, the sternocleidomastoid muscle, and the midline of the neck.  

The triangle on the anteroposterior plane of the skull formed by lines joining the occiput and forehead and chin, and a line uniting the occiput and the chin.  

A tremor that resembles tremors of paralysis agitans.  

A tremor in which oscillations are relatively slow.  

An intention tremor of 3 to 5 Hz frequency, associated with cerebellar disease.  

The insensible evaporation of water vapor through the skin.  

The transfer of infectious germs on contaminated objects, substances, or surfaces touched by two or more people.  

A transfusion using blood obtained from a cadaver a short time after death.  

An ultrasonic transducer that sends a constant and continuing signal that is not pulsed.  

Traction applied to the cervical spine by applying a force to lift the head or a mobilization technique to distract individual joints of the vertebrae.