Technical terms come up in discussion with your physician at various stages of your meeting/ encounters with him.
If the meaning of these terms is lost on you, you do not benefit from the discussion.
It is therefore important that you understand the meaning and content of these terms.
This not only helps you to understand fully what is said but also helps you to ask question to clarify issues raised by your understanding.
Given below are the terms which you would come across in the discussion.
They are in alphabetic order to provide ease of access.
Illustrations are also provided to assist understanding
If the meaning of these terms is lost on you, you do not benefit from the discussion.
It is therefore important that you understand the meaning and content of these terms.
This not only helps you to understand fully what is said but also helps you to ask question to clarify issues raised by your understanding.
Given below are the terms which you would come across in the discussion.
They are in alphabetic order to provide ease of access.
Illustrations are also provided to assist understanding
Neoplasm (ne o
pla zm) Abnormal new growth of cells; also known as a tumour (benign or
malignant)
Nephrectomy (ne frek te mee) An operation to remove a
kidney when it is diseased
Nephrolithiasis (ne fro
lee thi a sis) The presence of stones in the kidney
Nervous system The nervous system has two main components:
the center nervous system (CNS) consisting of the brain and spinal cord, and
the peripheral nervous system (PNS) consisting of the sensory nerves, motor
nerves, and autonomic nerves. This network makes it possible for the CNS to
receive messages, sift information and send out required instructions through the motor and autonomic
nerves.
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All older posts are stored in archives for access and review.
Visitors that follow may post contributions to the site,please write to address above.
To create consumer/provider engagement visit www.otmanage.blogspot.com
www.surginstruatlas.blogspot.com www.surgseminar.blogspot.com
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