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OLDER ADULT RESOURCES AND SERVICES

a survey utilized as a societal evaluation tool to identify the degree of functioning of older adults in five departments:

OLFACTORY HALLUCINATION

a false comprehension of odors, that are generally not desirable or disgusting, like toxic gas or decomposing flesh.

OLIVARY NUCLEUS

an mass of gray matter, in the form of an olive, within the medulla oblongata, consisting of the cell bodies

ONE-GROUP PRE-POST DESIGN

a model operated prior to experiements, wherein the responses of only one set of participants are gauged prior to and

OPD SYNDROME

otopalatoi/igital syndrome: a congenital disease impacting men or women, thought to be X- linked, and characterized by short height, mild

OPEN-CLASS WORDS

with regard to a language, a class of terms which readily accepts new members, like those arising by way of

OPERANT CONDITIONING CHAMBER

a tool utilized to examine operant behavior. Typically, it supplies a fairly minute and austere climate which inhibits extraneous stimulants.

OPHTHALMIA

serious swelling of the eye which might impact either the conjunctiva or deeper structures. Mucous is a type of conjunctivitis

OPIOID AGONIST

any drug with improving impacts at opioid receptors in the CNS. Commonly referred to as narcotic agonist.

OPPONENTS THEORY OF COLOR VISION

any one of a category of theories depicting color vision on the premise of the behavior of mechanisms, that might

OPTIC TECTUM

the portion of the tectum within the midbrain which acts the sight system.

OPTIMAL LEVEL

the utmost degree of difficulty of a skill which a person can manage, that can be obtained solely in the

ORAL IMPREGNATION

fertilization which is said, with some degree of uncertainty, to arise by oral instead of genital contact.

ORDER

noun. With regard to biological taxonomy, a primary subset of a category, consisting of a set of like, corresponding families.

ORGAN EROTICISM

carnal excitement or carnal connection correlated with a specific bodily organ.

ORGANIC PERSONALITY SYNDROME

in the DSM-III, an illness marked by a significant alteration in character or actions because of an aspect which injures

ORGANIZATION

1. a constructed being containing several varied parts which interact to perform at least one function. 2. with regard to

ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFICATION

a type of group identification wherein a person defines their self with regard to engagement in or belonging to a

ORIENTATION

1. knowledge of the self and of exterior reality, that being, the capacity to recognize one's self and to be