
Explanation of hypertension (noun) form: no plural high blood pressure
Sample of hypertension Hypertension is often asymptomatic. Moreover, the prevalence of hypertension, as defined by a diastolic blood pressure higher than 100mmHg or by antihypertensive treatment, was similar in the three genotypes: 22.0%, 17.7% and 20.3% in genotypes DD, ID and II respectively (nonsignificant differences).
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Explanation of psychiatry (noun) form: no plural medical specialty dealing with the study, diagnosis and treatment of mental illness
Sample of psychiatry Many doctors in the field of psychiatry and psychology are using hypnosis to cure their patients.
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Explanation of postural (adjective) relating to the position of the body or limbs
Sample of postural Postural support can help prevent spinal problems.
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Explanation of dissolve (verb) forms: dissolved; dissolved; dissolving to mix into something to form a solution
Sample of dissolve Salt and sugar dissolve in water.
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Explanation of dependent diabetes (noun) form: no plural diabetic illness that can only be managed using insulin injections; usually affecting young people
Sample of dependent diabetes Insulin dependent diabetes is also called type 1 diabetes.
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Explanation of organ failure (noun) form: organ failures the state in which a compound of the body is unable to function adequately
Sample of organ failure Severe; systemic illness can cause multiple organ failure.
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Explanation of beta cell (noun) form plural: beta cells pancreatic unit that makes insulin
Sample of beta cell The beta cells are found in the islets of Langerhans.
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Explanation of autonomic (adjective) referring to something which controls itself independently
Sample of autonomic The autonomic nervous system regulates many important body functions even while we sleep.
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Explanation of monosaccharide (noun) form plural: monosaccharides simple sugar containing 3-7 carbon atoms
Sample of monosaccharide Glucose is a monosaccharide.
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Explanation of reflection (noun) form plural: reflections the turning back of a waveform as it comes across a boundary
Sample of reflection Sound, light and heat can all undergo reflection.
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