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VARIANT

noun. With regard to a set of items or occurrences, one which varies from the others in some manner while

VASOCONSTRICTION

noun. thinning of blood vessels, that is managed by vasomotor nerves of the SNS or via agents like the vasopressin

VENIRE

noun. a group of prospective jurors pulled from the community. Commonly, they're chosen at random from large lists, like licensed

VENTRICULOSTOMY

noun. a remediation for hydrocephalus wherein an opening is made between the third ventricle's floor in the brain and the

VERBAL FACTOR

a factor attained through factor analysis which symbolizes the latent characteristic rooted in verbal skills.

VERBIGERATION

noun. Repeating of certain terms or statements which supposedly or obviously lack connotation.

VERTIGO

an unfavorable, fantasy feeling of motion or spinning of oneself or one

VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR NERVE

the 8th cranial nerve: a sensorial nerve comprised of tracts which innervate both the sense of hearing and that of

VICADIN

noun. a brand name for a mixture of acetaminophen. And hydrocodone.

VIGOR

physical and cognitive energy and spunk.

VISATONER

noun. an electronic tool which allows individuals with serious visual disability to read published words.

VISUAL ALLACHESTHESIA

a indicator of a parietal lobe lesion developed as a transposition of visual pictures to a converse point in space.

VISUAL CONSCIOUSNESS

the contents of visual awareness. Operationally, it contains those visual occurrences which can be claimed, differentiated from one another, and

VISUAL HALLUCINATION

visual comprehension within the absence of any exterior stimulant. Visual hallucinations might be simple or complex. With regard to hallucinations

VISUAL PURSUIT

motions of the eyes to try to preserve focus on a progressing objective. Commonly referred to as ocular pursuit.

VISUAL-RIGHTING REFLEX

any of the reflexes which automatically position the head toward the visual focus item of the moment.

VITAMIN A TOXICITY

a condition elicited by too much ingestion of vitamin A in which a significant overdose of 500,000 IU or more

VOCAL REGISTER

the tonal or pitch range of a person's voice.

VOCATIONAL TRAINING

an ordered program of direction modeled to equip people with the required abilities and qualifications for assignment in particular tasks

VOLLEY

noun. a synchronous dispersion; whenever nerve impulses happen in stages alongside various nerve fibers.