Category: F

A blister produced by application of cantharides to the skin.  

Loss of blood from the uterus caused by an organic lesion, such as a cyst, fibroid, or malignant tumor.  

A hemorrhagic punctum surrounded by erythematous and urticarial patches and caused by the injection of flea saliva.  

Injury caused by fire ant venom, resulting in local redness and tenderness, and occasional episodes of life-threatening anaphylaxis.  

The removal of tissue through a long needle with or without radiological guidance.  

Extrasystole brought on by artificial heart stimulation.  

Immersion of the feet and legs to a depth of 4 in (10 cm) above the ankles in water at 98°F (36.7°C).  

A tub bath to which an extract of a saponin-containing vegetable fiber has been added. Oxygen or carbon dioxide is driven through this mixture to create foam.  

A strip of cloth with each end split into two. The tails are used to cover prominences such as elbow, chin, nose, or knee.  

A triangular open sling bandage for support of the forearm.