10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «OREXIA»
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orexia en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Verdades e Mentiras sobre Doenças
Mas afinal, qual o diálogo que o médico pode ter com a mãe da criança? Vamos
equacionar o problema. Anorexia significa inapetência ou falta de apetite. O
prefixo A de negação e orexia, do grego, que significa apetite. Orexígeno é
aquele ...
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A dictionary of terms used in medicine and the collateral ...
-OREXIA (fptfa, appetite ; from iplym, iplfa, to extend). A termination denoting
appetite or desire. Hence — An-orexia (a, privative). Want of appetite. Cyn-orexia
(ictfuv, Kvvbt, a dog). Canine* appetite ; synonymous with bulimia. Dye-orexia {d$
s, ...
Richard Dennis Hoblyn, Isaac Hays, 1856
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
See ord-. orexi-, orex-, -orexia, -orexic, -oretic, -orec- tic, -rexia (Gk., appetite [
hunger]) Also see bou- (bulima, "cow") and limo-. Qualifying words: anorectic,
anorexia {nervosa}, anorexiant, anorexic, anorexigenic, bulimarexia, cynorexia, ...
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The Aldrich Dictionary of Phobias and Other Word Families
<Only the first part of each entry is linked with this running head and serves as a
rough guide to the entry; the remainder serves to convey the full meaning of the
word> -OREXIA Derived from Greek –orex(is), meaning 'appetite', or 'desire', ...
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Medical Terminology Simplified:
10. dia/rrhea hyper/emesis an/orexia sub/lingu/al -orexia: appetite; without, not -
rrhea: discharge, flow; through, across -emesis: vomiting; excessive, above
normal -al: pertaining to; under, below; tongue 1. oral cavity 2. sublingual gland ...
Barbara A. Gylys , Regina M. Masters, 2009
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Cognitive Vulnerability to Emotional Disorders
Relapse in an- orexia nervosa: A survival analysis. Psychological Medicine, 34,
671–679. Cash, T. F., & Deagle, E. A., III. (1997). The nature and extent of body-
image disturbances in anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa: A meta-analysis.
Lauren B. Alloy, John H. Riskind, 2005
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Mosby's Medical Terminology Flash Cards
Mosby. SPANISH -orexia -orexia appetite condition EXAMPLE anorexia (
condition of no appetite) ( +. Mental and Behavioral Health 247 SUFFIX 124 -
orexia.
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Assessment of Childhood Disorders, Fourth Edition
(Few individuals with bulimia nervosa show subsequent onset of an- orexia
nervosa.) Anorexia nervosa also has one of the highest mortality rates of any
psychiatric disturbance; approximately 6% of patients diagnosed with this
disorder die ...
Eric J. Mash, Russell A. Barkley, 2012
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Blackwell's Five-Minute Veterinary Consult: Small Mammal
AN. OREXIA. I. BASICS. DEFINITION. - The lack or loss of appetite for food;
appetite is psychologic and depends on memory and associations, compared
with hunger, which is physiologically aroused by the body's need for food; the
existence ...
Barbara L. Oglesbee, 2011
Monteleone P, Tortorella A, Castaldo E, Di Filippo C, Maj M: No association of the
Arg51Gln and Leu72Met polymorphisms of the ghrelin gene with an- orexia
nervosa or bulimia nervosa. Neurosci Lett 2006;398:325–327. Kindler J, Bailer U,
...
A. Benso, F.F. Casanueva, E. Ghigo, 2013
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «OREXIA»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
orexia en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
El “pelo de abuela” está de moda
... tanto así que las mujeres pasaron de un rubio platino al blanco y luego al gris, dando como resultado lo que hoy se le conoce como rubio orexia, que ha sido ... «El Nuevo Diario, Oct 15»
Orthorexia: when healthy eating turns against you
Orthorexia is an obsession with only eating food the sufferer believes to be healthy. But while the condition can have damaging health implications, experts are ... «The Guardian, Sep 15»
Muscle in on the online fitness craze
Colorado-based physician Dr Steven Bratman coined the term 'orthorexics' (derived from the Greek orthos, meaning 'correct' and orexia, meaning 'appetite') to ... «Irish Examiner, Jul 15»
Pelo gris, la última moda en tintura de cabello
Así se pasó del rubio platino al blanco y de éste al gris, fruto de lo que se empieza a llamar rubia “orexia”. (estas cosas sí que me superan… Me estaré ... «Crítica, May 15»
Steeds meer Amsterdamse studentes lijden aan drunkorexia
Eerder moe, sneller dronken, haaruitval: dat zijn symptomen van drunk-orexia, waaraan Marije (23) sinds twee jaar lijdt. Het fenomeen is met name populair ... «Parool.nl, Feb 15»
Dentists Warn About the Dangers of Bleachorexia
Now leading to what many dentists are calling bleach-orexia. You've done it all. Yeah. I have. Reporter: She says her obsession for whiter and cleaner teeth was ... «ABC News, Nov 14»
Taking healthy eating to an extreme
Coming from the Greek word, ortho "correct" and orexia, "appetite," it's a type of disordered eating that focuses on clean eating. And that often means raw fruits ... «KARE, May 14»
What Is Orthorexia? When Eating Healthy Isn't Healthy Anymore
Orexia means appetite. It's an unhealthy obsession with maintaining a clean or "proper" diet. Orthorexia is similar to obsessive compulsive disorder. «Bustle, Mar 14»
Consumed by the quest
The term Orthorexia comes from the Greek word 'orthos' meaning 'proper', and 'orexia' meaning 'appetite', coined by Steven Bratman, MD, who described it as a ... «The Hindu, Mar 14»
Los riesgos del ayuno etílico
... emergente en Estados Unidos que viene determinado por la palabra inglesa «drunk» (estar bebido) y la terminación de origen griego «-orexia» (apetito). «La Nueva España, Ago 13»
