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TRIAGE

1. a way of improving the impacts of remediation which consists of the choosing and ordering of patients within an

TRICHOMEGALY-RETINAL DEGENERATION SYNDROME

a rare disorder characterized by uncommonly short height, lengthy eyelashes and eyebrows, and poor sight because of retinal pigment degeneration.

TRIGGERING CAUSE

a stimulant or phenomenon which elicits the immediate start of a behavioral dilemma.

TRISOMY 17-18

a congenital disorder marked by low birth weight with many different facial anomalies, a substantial occiput, overlapping of the index

TRUE SELF

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, the totality of a person's potentialities which could be cultivated under ideal cultural and social

TUBEROMAMMILLARY NUCLEUS

a nucleus inside the hypothalamus which consists of neurons reactive to histamine and is engaged in preserving wakefulness and stimulation.

TURNOVER

noun. With regard to industrial and organizational environments, the quantity of workers who leave their tasks during a chosen time

TWO-STAGE MEMORY THEORY

an idea that data gained by learning is preserved and held first within an immediate memory reserve from which objects

TYPE II CELL

a form of taste cell which is electron-lucent, that being, it seems light whenever observed by electron microscopy. Type II

TECHNOLOGICAL ILLITERACY

absence or little of knowledge of technology, particularly an absence of the technological insight which well-educated common folk would usually

TELEHEALTH

noun. the utilization of telecommunications and data technology to give access to health evaluation, identification of disease, illness, or disorder,

TELFAIRE INSTRUCTIONS

careful instructions read to jury members in cases wherein eyewitness accounts of an idivinidual may be the most imperative and

TEMPORAL ASPECTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS

properties of consciousness corresponding to time, inclusive of the fleeting current, the length of time needed for sensory arousal to

TEMPORAL-FREQUENCY DISCRIMINATION

the capacity to differentiate various temporal trends in visual, auditory, or other forms of stimulants.

TENSION HEADACHE

a continual headache generated by acute or extended emotional tension and generally joined by insomnia, irritability, and painful contracting of

TERMINAL BUTTON

the terminal part of an axon from which a neural signal is rendered, via dispersion of a neurotransmitter, across a

TERTIARY CARE

highly specialized care rendered to people who are at risk of handicap or death. Tertiary care frequently necessitates the need

TEST SELECTION

the procedure of selecting the most useful or proper test or set of evaluation tools in effort to render correct

TETANY

noun. Reference: calcium-deficiency disorders.

THALAMOCORTICAL SYSTEM

the thalamus and cerebral cortex: portions of the brain which, particularly in mammals, are so closely and reciprocally interlinked that