Category: M

Sudden loss of consciousness during urination; most often observed in men. The abrupt loss of consciousness during urination. It usually occurs in men who get up at night to urinate and is mediated by an increase in vagal tone. A momentary lapse of consciousness that occurs either during or immediately after urination, often experienced when…

Fear of germs.  

Abnormally small sized liver.  

Anemia where the average size of circulating erythrocytes is smaller than normal. Anemia marked by abnormally small red blood cells.  

Abnormally small size of the brain.  

Atony of the uterine wall following childbirth. Uterine atony occurring after childbirth.  

Relating to the anterior portion of the cranium or forehead.  

Medical device used to deliver a specific quantity of aerosolized medication to the airway. A device used for self-administration of aerosolized drugs. An apparatus designed to administer a precise quantity of asthma medication directly into the respiratory system, specifically targeting the lungs.  

The five long bones of the foot. The five bones in the foot which correspond to the metacarpal bones in the hand, lying between the tarsal bones, at the ankle, and the toes. Among the five elongated, cylindrical bones found in the foot, the metatarsal bones constitute the core structure. These bones link the phalanges…

The five bones that make up the hand. Relating to the bones of the hand (metacarpus).