Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

A health screening procedure consisting of a battery of tests administered at one time. The combined use of a group or battery of screening tests as a preventive measure to attempt to identify any of the several diseases being screened for in an apparently healthy population.  

The potential to have several orgasms within a single period of sexual arousal and activity.  

A combination of therapies, e.g., drug therapy, behavioral therapy, psychoanalysis, used to assist a patient with mental illness.  

Having given birth earlier. Pertains to a woman who has been previously pregnant and who has given birth, primigravida. A pregnant woman who has been pregnant two or more times before. Medical designation for a woman who has been pregnant more than once. Woman who has been pregnant more than once; recorded as gravida II…

Explanations of phenomena based on two or more interacting factors or causative influences.  

Genetic traits caused by a combination of factors, genes, chromosomes, prenatal development, genetic defects; genetic health. The inheritance of traits influenced by a number of genetic and nongenetic factors, none of which has a major effect.  

Referring to many variables concurrently influencing the development, maintenance, or operation of a phenomenon. Involving several different factors or elements. Referring to inheritance which depends on more than one gene. Height and weight are examples of characteristics determined by multifactorial inheritance. To a disease or condition resulting from the interaction of many factors, especially many…

Repeated orgasms and ejaculations without the male experiencing the typical refractory period.  

Education for cultural understanding and respect.