Cardiology

1. a low-potency antipsychotic of the piperidine phenothiazine category which, such as others of the same category, elicits sleep and substantial anticholinergic impacts. Adverse...

noun. an uncommon antipsychotic which is utilized for the remediation of schizophrenia and of acute manic or combined episodes correlated with bipolar disorders. It...

noun. a drug posited into the U.S. as an immunosuppressant for remediation of cutaneous developments of erythema nodosum leposum. A derivative of glutethimide, it...

An early symptom or set of symptoms that may indicate a warning of an impending physical or mental disorder. The prodrome may enable...

Pseudo angina mirrors the symptoms of Angina Pectoris (an indicator of a cardiac condition) but has no underlying medical evidence of heart disease.

Culturally linked condition described in Cape Verde Islanders, which has a broad range of neurological complaints, including blindness, convulsions, numbness, pain, paralysis, stroke, and...

the muscle that gives the force to make our skeleton move. These muscles are attached to bones by tendons and often span the joint....

any muscle that is not striated that can stay contracted for a long period of time such as blood vessels, digestive organs and the...

1. Anything that shows a graduated step like change. 2. Cardiac muscle. The increase in the force when a heart rate increases. 3. Skeletal...

Is a test that is administered to obtain the person's capability to perform a particular function under a specific stressful condition. It is a...