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| Explanation of blood pressure (noun) form: no plural the force within the cardiovascular system Sample of blood pressure The causes of high blood pressure, or hypertension, and of clotting, or thrombosis, are still obscure, in spite of the mountains of evidence accumulated about the mechanisms by which the blood pressure may be raised or the blood may clot.
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| Explanation of farsightedness (noun) form: no plural ability to see distant objects clearly but near vision is impaired Sample of farsightedness Farsightedness is another term for long-sightedness.
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| Explanation of drug interactions (noun) form: only plural interdependence between various medications Sample of drug interactions Drug interactions can result in unwanted side effects, reduce the effectiveness of your medicine or possibly increase the action of a particular medicine.
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| Explanation of blood system cancer (noun) form plural: blood system cancers disease of the lymphatic complex Sample of blood system cancer The blood system cancer, lymphoma, already occurs more commonly in Crohn's disease patients than in those without Crohn's.
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| Explanation of lymph node (noun) form plural: lymph nodes collection of white cells that act as filters to invading organisms and abnormal cells Sample of lymph node Lymph nodes are found all over the body, for example, in the groin, armpit, mesentery, mediastinum and neck.
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| Explanation of external genitalia (noun) form: only plural reproductive organs protruding from the bodies Sample of external genitalia The female external genitalia consist of the vulva: the urethral opening, the vaginal orifice, and the clitoris.
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| Explanation of anhydride (noun) form plural: anhydrides molecule being formed from another by the removal of water Sample of anhydride The most common and important anhydride is acetic anhydride being the dimer of acetic acid.
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| Explanation of spleen (noun) form plural: spleens abdominal organ which filters blood and stores, produces and destroys blood cells Sample of spleen The spleen is on the left side of the abdomen under the stomach.
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| Explanation of hematic (adjective) of blood Sample of hematic Hematic cells are also known as blood cells.
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| Explanation of nucleus (noun) form: no plural part of cell that contains RNA and DNA Sample of nucleus The nucleus controls what happens in the cell. Laser light cannot interact directly with the atomic nucleus, but experiments with lasers are revealing details of nuclear size and shape and could help to solve key problems in nuclear physics.
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