anuric??? relating to anuria - nm
Posted By: sps on 2006-06-30
In Reply to: sleep apnea, shortness of breath and ?aneric? drug allergy nm - Shel
Subject: anuric??? relating to anuria - nm
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I doubt it, as appendiceal is relating to the appendix and cystocele relating to the bladder.
Subject: I doubt it, as appendiceal is relating to the appendix and cystocele relating to the bladder.
anuria, also
Subject: anuria, also
anuria- absence of urine formation
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anuria or aneuria?
Subject: anuria or aneuria?
Does anyone know the difference between these two words? I always thought it was anuria but spell check doesn't like it?!? Is aneuria a newer term for anuria? Thanks!
Stedman's has anuria only (sm)
Subject: Stedman's has anuria only (sm)
I tried OneLook and all of the medical dictionaries also list anuria (inability to urinate). HTH
relating to the stomach...
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The stomach also looks fairly redundant like one might see with somebody with gastric apnea.
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Here's another - Ultralite - relating
Subject: Here's another - Ultralite - relating
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since you gave NO relating information a guess might be
Subject: since you gave NO relating information a guess might be
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A couple questions relating to pancreas
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all I could find relating to this subject was dysarthria. nm
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Subject: I know this is too late, but you have it right. Ungual means relating to the nails, subungual is "under the nail".
It does s/l phrenic lesions, could that be correct in terms of anatomy, relating to diaphragm?
Subject: It does s/l phrenic lesions, could that be correct in terms of anatomy, relating to diaphragm?
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