Category: P

Statistical information needed for analysis of how effectively health organisations are meeting their objectives, produced by health authorities and sent to the government.  

To do an operation. To work.  

An ulcer which has made a hole in the wall of the intestine.  

An eardrum with a hole in it. Puncture in the tympanic membrane (eardrum), resulting from trauma or other causes; it can interfere with normal hearing and cause other ear problems. A hole, rupture, or tear in the tympanic membrane, commonly called the eardrum, which separates the ear canal and the middle ear. A decreased ability…

The removal of sperm from the epididymis by withdrawing it through the skin, usually as part of fertility treatment.  

The repair of a narrowed artery by passing a balloon into the artery through a catheter and then inflating it.  

The process of absorbing a substance through the skin.  

To go through the skin; used in reference to application of topical medication by friction or by insertion of a needle through the skin. Through the skin: often applied to the route of administration of drugs in ointments, etc., which are absorbed through the skin. Any method of administering remedies by passing them through the…

The proportion rate in every hundred or for every hundred.  

A condition in which peptones are present in the urine. The presence in the urine of peptones, intermediate compounds formed during the digestion of proteins. Excretion of peptones in the urine.