Category: R

The image formed by convergence of rays of light from an object.  

The surgical removal of the uterus, tubes, ovaries, adjacent lymph nodes, and part of the vagina.  

Hypertension that is caused by decreased blood flow through one or both renal arteries and that normalizes after angioplasty or surgery to open the affected artery. The condition is an uncommon but surgically treatable form of high blood pressure.  

An increase in blood pressure that follows the withdrawal of an antihypertensive drug.  

Excessive sleepiness that occurs periodically (e.g., every few weeks or months).  

Hyperopia in which vision is clear only when excessive convergence is made.  

The increased flow of blood into an ischemic tissue area after restoration of blood flow.  

A hymen that has been tom by coitus, injury, or surgery.  

A host other than the usual or normal one, in which a parasite is capable of living. The reservoir host is a source of infestation.  

A pattern of expectations and desires that is sufficient for mobilizing energy on one’s own behalf and can be strengthened.