Category: D

The state of being dull. Reduced resonance detected during percussion over a region affected by pneumonia, lung collapse, or fluid accumulation in the pleural cavity.  

A blood group consisting of two antigens determined by allelic genes.  

Reading aloud simultaneously by two people, one of whom is learning or relearning to read, and the other who is the teacher or role model.  

The kind of care that a competent, responsible, and interested provider will give to an individual in need.  

One of 5 to 15 ducts (the minor sublingual ducts) that drain the posterior portion of the sublingual gland.  

Injection of radiographic contrast into a duct of the breast, to determine the cause of nipple discharge.  

In ophthalmology, the rotation of an eye about an axis. This movement is controlled by the action of the extraocular muscles,  

Capable of being elongated without breaking. Able to be extended into a wire-like form.  

An inflammatory condition of the lactiferous ducts of the breast. There is nipple discharge, nipple inversion, and periareolar sepsis. This may occur at any age following menarche. The condition resembles carcinoma of the breast.  

Paralysis of the muscles of the upper arm due to injury of the fifth and sixth cervical roots, of the brachial plexus. The hand muscles are unaffected.