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A sexual variance characterized by the person gaining sexual gratification from viewing sexual acts and genitalia.  

An alkaloid obtained from various plants in the nightshade family. Used medicinally as a sedative hypnotic. A colourless thick liquid poisonous alkaloid found in some plants of the nightshade family. It is used especially to prevent motion sickness and as a sedative. Anticholinergic drug used to treat nausea and vomiting, to sedate, and in ophthalmic…

The entire range of organizing elements considered within the discipline of health education sequence.  

A split-frame stretcher. A type of stretcher formed of two jointed sections which can slide under someone and lock together.  

The head of a tapeworm that is adorned with suckers for attachment. The head of a tapeworm. The presence of suckers and/or hooks on the scolex enables the worm to attach itself to the wall of its host’s gut. The headlike segment of a tapeworm, by which it attaches itself to the wall of the…

Thickening or hardening of tissues sclerosis.  

Elongated cells with tapering ends and thick secondary walls, usually nonliving at maturity.  

A mixture of philosophy, psychology, and special counseling techniques, the object of which is to bring the reactive or unconscious mind under control of the analytical or conscious mind. A religious movement begun in 1952 which teaches immortality and reincarnation, and claims a sure psychotherapeutic method for freeing the individual from personal problems, increasing human…

An interrelated set of propositions that explain phenomena being examined and that can be tested by making logical predictions based upon them.