10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «APEPSINIA»
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Concise Dictionary of Biomedicine and Molecular Biology
Apepsinia The absence of secretion of pepsin by the stomach. A-Peptide The
octadecapeptide cleaved from the a chain of a fibrinogen when it is convened
imo fibrin by tbrombin. Aperiem A purgative or laxative. Aperiodic Polymer A
polymer ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
-pepsia (Gk., digestion) Examine pepto-. pepto-, pept-, -peptic, pepsi-, -pepsia, -
pepsy (Gk., digestion, promoting digestion, able to digest; cook) Qualifying words:
apepsia, apepsinia, bradypepsia, dysp>epsia, dyspeptic, eupepsia, eupeptic, ...
3
Forrest General Medical Center Advanced Medical ...
... margin of the anus ancylostomiasis (an"-sih-lō-stō-mī'-uh-sis) – hookworm
disease anhidrosis (an"-hī-drō'-sis) – an abnormal deficiency of sweat apepsinia
(ā"-pep-sin'-ē-uh) – total absence or lack of secretion of pepsinogen by the
stomach ...
Donna Conerly-Stewart, Patricia Ireland, 2014
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Vox Medical Spanish and English Dictionary
... apepsinia n. apepsinia. aperiodic adj. aperiódico, -ca. aperistalsis n.
aperistalsis, aperistaltismo. apertognathia n. apertognatia. apertometer n.
apertómetro. apertura n. abertura. aperture n. abertura, apertura. angular
aperture abertura ...
Abentérico; alejado del intestino, apepsinia (apepsinia). f. Término raramente
usado para la ausencia de pepsina del jugo gástrico, aperiodic (aperiódico). Que
no ocurre periódicamente, aperistalsis (aperistalsis). f. Ausencia de peristaltismo.
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The Year Book of Neurology, Psychiatry, and Neurosurgery
The deficiencies in the secretions of the alimentary tract, particularly the
achlorhydria and apepsinia, with the secondary glandular atrophies, naturally
would follow. Subsequently there would appear the pathologic flora in the small
intestine ...
7
Forrest General Medical Center: advanced medical terminology ...
... below physiologic levels anticholinergic - an agent that blocks the passage of
impulses through the parasympathetic nerves antidiuresis - suppression of
urinary secretion anus - lower outlet of the alimentary canal apepsinia - total
absence ...
Donna L. Conerly-Stewart, Connerly Lott, Wanda L. Lott, 1997
8
Transactions of the Section on Nervous and Mental Diseases ...
The deficiencies in the secretions of the alimentary tract, particularly the
achlorhydria and apepsinia, with the secondary glandular atrophies, naturally
would follow. Subsequently there would appear the pathologic flora in the small
intestine ...
9
Diseases of the stomach and intestines
... 580 inspection of, 396 Apepsinia, 104 Aperient waters in constipation, 471
Appendices epiploicae of large intestine, 29 Appendicitis, 591 acute, 594, 595,
596 Appendicitis, acute, abscess in, 603 adhesions in, 603 blood in, 712 INDEX.
Robert Coleman Kemp, 1910
... 860 Ankylosis in tuberculosis of joints, 841 Anomalous blood vessels of kidney,
division of, for hydronephrosis, 424 Anomaly, ureteral, unusual, report of two
cases, 488 Anorexia nervosa, cortical hormone in, 599 Apepsinia, 29
Appendicitis, ...
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