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10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «OTIATRIA»
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1
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(De Othon, n.p.) * *Otiatria*, f. O mesmo ou melhor que otoiatría. Cf. R. Galvão,
Vocab. * *Otim*, m. Aquelle queno Malabar se emprega em cavar a terra,
abrirpoços, construir muros,etc. * *Otita*, f. Miner. Ferro argilloso, reniforme. (Do
gr. ous,
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
... time of the French Revolution inthework of a physician whose achievements
occupy aprominent placein the history of medicine, as he was the founder of that
branch of medical science which today is known as Otiatria (diseases ofthe ear).
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
[ot(o)-, pref, relating to the ear < G ous ear + iatros physician]. n. otiatria/otiatrics (
ot"ti-at'ri-e/o-ti'e-triks) = the treatment of diseases of the ear. adj. otiatric (6t"ti-at'rik/
o-ti'e-trik). syns. = aurist, qv., audiologist. See a, hearing. See E. otic (o'tik) adj.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
... time of the French Revolution inthework of a physician whose achievements
occupy aprominent placein the history of medicine, as he was the founder of that
branch of medical science which today is known as Otiatria (diseases ofthe ear).
5
The Montessori method: scientific pedagogy as applied to ...
... occupy a prominent place in the history of medicine, as he was the founder of
that branch of medical science which to-day is known as Otiatria (diseases of the
car). He was the first to attempt a methodical education of the sense of hearing.
... prominent place in the history of medicine, as he was the founder ofthat branch
ofmedical science which today is known as Otiatria (diseases of the ear). He was
the rst to attempt a methodical education ofthe sense of hearing. He made ...
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The Montessori Method: The Origins of an Educational ...
Itard, a specialist in Otiatria, worked with deaf and hearing-impaired children. He
pioneered in transferring the method of clinical observation practiced by
physicians of their patients to the educator's observation of children. His most
famous ...
8
Maria Montessori: A Critical Introduction to Key Themes and ...
... operant behaviour 115 Operant Conditioning 108 see also Skinner order 188
Ornstein,A. C. 66 otiatria 7 see also Itard, J. M. G. Owen, R. 15, 66, 91 Parker,
F. W. 83 Pavlov, I. 108,109,148,149,167 see also Classical Conditioning
Pestalozzi, ...
9
Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
... of drugs cardiology pharmacology science of heredity science of ears genetics
otiatria science of immunity otiatrics immunology otology science of inanimate
science of ears and throat abiology otolaryngology anorganology science of ears
, ...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek, 1991
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P & G Pharmacy Handbook
... cause of disease pathogenesis pathogeny study of origin and development of
diseases pathology study of cause, symptoms and results of diseases science ol
drugs pharmacology science of ears otiatria otiatrics otology science of ears and
...
