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Partially crepitant or crackling in character; noting a rale.  

Almost continuous; with periods of abatement.  

The condition in which mental processes take place without the individual’s being aware of their occurrence. The condition in which mental processes take place without the individual’s being aware of their occurrence.  

The clinical consequences of shunting blood from the vertebrobasilar artery, usually on the left side, around an occluded subclavian artery on that side, and into the left arm. Episodes of reoccurring blurred or double vision, accompanied by loss of coordination or dizziness, particularly when moving one arm (typically the left one), characterize subclavian steal syndrome.…

An imprecise term meaning “of intermediate duration.”  

A basic carbonate; one having a proportion of carbonic acid radical less than the normal carbonate.  

Below the calcarine sulcus of the brain.  

Less than the size of an atom. Subatomic particles, including electrons, protons, and neutrons, which are smaller in size than atoms.    

The muscle connecting the styloid process and the pharynx that elevates and dilates the pharynx.