Category: M

To a chemical compound containing only one atom of calcium in the molecule.  

To chemical compound with only one atom of bromine in each molecule,  

State of having only one arm.  

Condition in which vision is more distinct when only one eye is used, hence tendency to close one eye to see clearly.  

A neoplasm that contains both monoblasts and monocytes.  

Having only one hydrogen atom replaceable by a metal or positive radical.  

A beta lactam antibiotic, similar in structure to penicillins and cephalosporins, except with respect to its nucleus: monobactams have a single cyclical nucleus, while penicillins and cephalosporins have two linked cyclical nuclei.  

Having one replaceable hydroxyl (OH) group.  

A poxviral illness clinically similar to smallpox. The CDC recommends that persons exposed to monkey pox be vaccinated against smallpox to prevent the disease.  

In the Lamaze technique of childbearing, a labor coach or doula.