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51medicine, history of — Introduction the development of the prevention and treatment of disease from prehistoric and ancient times to the 20th century. Medicine and surgery before 1800 Primitive (primitive culture) medicine and folklore Unwritten history is not… …
52adynamic — Relating to adynamia. * * * ady·nam·ic .ā (.)dī nam ik, .ad ə nam adj characterized by or causing a loss of strength or function <adynamic fevers such as typhoid> <adynamic ileus> * * * ady·nam·ic (a di namґik) asthenic …
53antasthenic — 1. Strengthening or invigorating. 2. An agent possessing such qualities. [anti + G. astheneia, weakness] * * * ant·as·then·ic (ant″as thenґik) [ant + asthenic] 1. alleviating weakness, or restoring strength. 2. an agent that alleviates… …
54asthenia — Weakness or debility. SYN: adynamia (1). [G. astheneia, weakness, fr. a priv. + sthenos, strength] neurocirculatory a. an obsolete term for a type of anxiety neurosis formerly encountered often among military personnel during times of war, in… …
55hypothymia — Depression of spirits; the “blues.” [hypo + G. thymos, mind, soul] * * * hy·po·thy·mia .hī pō thī mē ə n an abnormal decrease in the intensity with which emotions are experienced: flatness of affect * * * n. a diminished intensity of emotional… …
56oneirism — A waking dream state. [G. oneiros, dream] * * * onei·rism ō nī .riz əm n a dreamlike mental state experienced while awake * * * n. day dreaming. Obviously this is a normal phenomenon, but in excess it may impair the ability to cope with life.… …
57Ocular neurosis — is the usual cause of eye strain headache that begins abruptly with use of the eyes in which there is a normal ophthalmologic exam.[1] ICD classification: F45.8 Neurosis ocular [2] References ^ Ocular Lesion ^ ICD 10 …
58Сульбутиамин — Химическое соединение …
59languid — I adjective adynamic, anemic, apathetic, apathetical, asthenic, drooping, dry, dull, empty, exanimate, exhausted, faint, fatigued, feeble, flagging, hebetudinous, impotent, inactive, indifferent, ineffective, inert, lackadaisical, languens,… …
60nonsubstantial — I (not sturdy) adjective adynamic, asthenic, attenuated, below par, breakable, brittle, defective, deficient, delicate, destructible, enervated, ephemeral, fallacious, feeble, flimsy, fragile, frail, frangible, ghostly, illogical, inadequate,… …
