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Q fever
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- An infectious rickettsial disease of sheep and cows caused by coxiella burnetti transmitted to humans comment: q fever mainly affects farm workers and workers in the meat industry. the symptoms are fever, cough and headaches. q.i.d. q.i.d. adverb (written on prescriptions) four times a day. full form quater in die q.l. q.l. adverb (written on prescriptions) as much as you like. full form quantum libet q.m. q.m. adverb (written on prescriptions) every morning. full form quaque mane q.n. q.n. adverb (written on prescriptions) every night. full form quaque nocte
- Highly infectious zoonotic disease caused by coxiella burnetii that farmers can contract from their animals by inhalation
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Fiebre q, испанский
Ку-лихорадка, русский
(риккетсиоз q) , острая инфекционная болезнь человека и животных, вызываемая риккетсиями. симптомы: головная боль, слабость, бессоница, боли в мышцах, очаговая пневмония. у животных протекает бессимптомно. человек заражается от животных.
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Fev, английский
Forced expiratory volume
Fev, английский
Forced expiratory volume
Fev, английский
Fev, английский
Fev1: forced expiratory volume, английский
The speed with which air is exhaled during the first second in a pulmonary function test.
Feval, английский
Fever, английский
- 1. a rise in body temperature she is running a slight fever. you must stay in bed until the fever has gone down. 2. a condition when the temperature of the body is higher than usual also called pyrexia comment: average oral body temperature is about 98.6°f or 37°c and rectal temperature is about 99°f or 37.2°c. a fever often makes the patient feel cold, and is accompanied by pains in the joints. most fevers are caused by infections. infections which result in fever include cat-scratch fever, dengue, malaria, meningitis, psittacosis, q fever, rheumatic fever, rocky mountain spotted fever, scarlet fever, septicaemia, typhoid fever, typhus and yellow fever.
- Fiebre
- An infectious disease which has similar symptoms to typhoid and is caused by bacteria transmitted by humans or animals comment: there are three forms of paratyphoid fever, known by the letters a, b, and c, caused by three types of bacterium, salmonella paratyphi a, b, and c. tab injections give immunity against paratyphoid a and b, but not against c.
- Лихорадка; жар, лихорадочное состояние повышение температуры тела, сопровождающееся ознобом.
- System-wide sign of inflammation that raises the body temperature and stimulates the immune response
Fever blister, английский
- Ampolla de fiebre en los labios, herpes labial
- Same as fever sore
Fever blisters, английский
Fever of unknown origin, английский
Fever sore, английский
A cold sore or burning sore, usually on the lips
Fever tre, английский
A fever caused by rickettsia bacteria, similar to typhus but recurring every five days
Fever yel, английский
An infectious disease, occurring especially in africa and south america, caused by an arbovirus carried by the mosquito aedes aegypti. it affects the liver and causes jaundice. there is no known cure and it can be fatal, but vaccination can prevent it.
Fever, temperature, английский
Fever/temperature, английский
Feverfew, английский
A herb, formerly used to reduce fevers, but now used to relieve migraine
Feverish, английский
Febril
Feverstein, английский
Fevkalade ihtiyatlar, турецкий
Fevold, английский
Fevrier, французский
Infectious, английский
Infeccioso
Inhalation, английский
- With respect to radiation protection , inhalation describes one possible mode by which radioactive materials may enter the body and therefore present an internal radiation hazard. inhalation can occur where the radioactive material is airborne, volatile o
- The act of breathing. a hazardous substance can enter the body this way [see route of exposure].
- 1. the act of breathing in. opposite exhalation 2. the action of breathing in a medicinal substance as part of a treatment
- A type of drug abuse in which someone inhales the toxic fumes given off by particular types of volatile chemical. also called glue-sniffing ‘…deaths among teenagers caused by solvent abuse have reached record levels’ [health visitor]
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Cowpox, английский
An infectious viral disease of cattle which can be transmitted to humans. it was used as a constituent of the first vaccines for smallpox.
Fever yel, английский
An infectious disease, occurring especially in africa and south america, caused by an arbovirus carried by the mosquito aedes aegypti. it affects the liver and causes jaundice. there is no known cure and it can be fatal, but vaccination can prevent it.
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