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Change: The time it takes for fixer to dissolve undeveloped silver halide, characterised by disappearance of milky diffusion on film after it is placed in fixer solution.cleido(kli'do) Prefix indicating relation to the clavicle.clinical toleranceMoist desquamation in radiation therapy.clitoris(klit´or-is, kli´tor-is) A small,
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Change: An x-ray tube attachment for restricting the size and shape of the primary radiation beam. A variable collimator consists of two (and sometimes more) sets of independently adjustable lead shutters at right angles to each other, which provide a great variety of rectangular or square fields.collitis(ko-li'tis) Inflammation
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Change: Inflammation of the delicate membrane that lines the eyelids and covers the exposed surface of sclera (white part) of the eye.connective tissueOne of the four basic tissue types within the body. Tissue that binds tissue and organs together. conoidGreek = resembling a cone, cone shape. consolidation(kon-sol''i-da'shun)
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Change: (can'sell-us bone) - cancellous or spongy bone is found at ends of long bones & makes up the greater part of cuboidal bones. - cancellous bone is formed in layers and is therefore lamellar bone.canthusgreek kanthos - used at first for
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Change: CABG CABGacronym standing for coronary artery bypass graft caecum(se´kum) latin = blind; the pouch like portion of the large intestine to which the ileum of the small intestine is attached. calyx(ka´liks) a cup-shaped portion of the renal pelvis that encircles a renal papilla. calcaneuslatin calx
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Change: The former unit of radioactivity. Expressed as 1 Ci = 3.7 x 10¹⁰ disintegration per seconds = 3.7 x 10¹⁰ Bq.cutaneous(ku-ta'ne-us) Of or pertaining to skin or cutis. cutie pieThe nickname for an ionisation chamber type survey meter.cutis(ku'tis) Corium or dermis,
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Change: The process of side spurs created by irradiation and attaching to a neighboring macromolecule or to another segment of the same molecule.crossoverThe process occurring during meiosis when chromatids exchange chromosomal material.cruciate ligamentsThe "cross shaped" ligaments situated in the knee
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: The difference between the step with an average optical density closest to 2.2 and the step with an average optical density closest to, but not less than 0.5 .contrast medium see (contrast agent) - An agent that enhances differences in anatomic structures.contrast resolutionThe ability to
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Change: Material inserted between an X-ray source and a patient to shape the intensity of the X-ray beam. An X-ray beam filter is designed to make the remnant beam more uniform in intensity.compound(kom'pound) Distinct homogenous substance composed of two or more
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Change: A form of acute radiation syndrome caused by radiation doses of 50 Gy (5000 rad) or more of ionising radiation that results in the failure of the central nervous system, followed by death within a few hours to several days.central processing unit (CPU)The processing hardware in computers.central
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Change: The negatively charged electrode of an X-ray tube carrying the filament and focusing cup and from which electrons are discharged towards the target contained in the anode electrode.cartilage(kar´ti-lij) latin = gristle; a type of connective tissue with a solid elastic matrix. cartilaginous joint(kar´´ti-laj´in-nus) a joint
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Change: The major artery for the head and neck that divides into the internal and external carotid arteries. On the right it begins at the bifurcation of the brachiocephalic trunk, and on the left it is a direct branch from the aorta.communicating veinsVeins found int he
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Change: horny as in a thickened area of skin.callus(kal'us) substanceSubstance deposited around the healing fragments of fractured bone and ultimately converted into bone as it repairscalvarialatin calva = bald head, hence the part of the skull containing the brain - i.e. cranium minus the facial skeleton.
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Change: (kor'o-noid) Shaped like the beak of a crow a process on the anterior surface of the upper extremeity of the ulna, also the process on anterior surface of manddibular of ramus.corpora quadrigemina (kor´por-ua(kor´por-a kwad´´ri-jem´i-na) four superior lobes of the midbrain concerned with visual and auditory functionsfunctions. corpus
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Change: (ko-he'zhun) Molecular attraction or force that causes particles of a substance to cohere or cling together.coarctation(ko-arc-ta'-shon) A narrowing. coccygeal(kok-sij´e-al) pertaining to the region of the coccyx; the caudal termination of the vertebral column. cochlea(kok´le-ua) the organ of hearing in the
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Change: (Kron'ik) Continuing for a long time eg a chronic disease is one that is characterised by a protracted course, opposite of acute.chyme(k-eye-m) greek = juice. the mass of partially digested food that passes from the pylorus of the stomach into the duodenum of the small intestine. cicatrical(sik'a-trish'al)
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Change: (kal'ku-lus) abnormal concretion formed in any part of body, usually in various reservoirs of body and in their passages; eg biliary calculi or gallstones located mainly in the gallbladder and in biliary ducts, urinary calculi located in any part of urinary tractcalfthe soft tissue region
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Change: chyli:greek = juice; the mass of partially digested food that passes from the pylorus of the stomach into the duodenum of the small intestine. cilia(sil´e-ua) latin cilia = eyelashes; microscopic hair like processes that move in a wavelike manner on the exposed surfaces of certain epithelial cells. ciliary body
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Change: (kap´u1-lar´´e)(kap´i-lar´´e) latin capillaris = hair-like. a microscopic blood vessel that connects an arteriole and a venule; the functional unit of the circulatory system. capitate adjective, Latin capitis = of a head capitulumLatin = head. capsuleLatin capsa = box, hence an enclosing sheet. carcinomaCancer of
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