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39 commonsense assertions
Concepts (39) • papillary muscle (1) • vomer (1) • alternative medicine (1) • ethmoid (1) • fibula (1) • jab (1) • tract (1) • acetabulum (1) • albumin (1) • alveolus (1) • basal body (1) • calvaria (1) • cannula (1) • complication (1) • deltoid (1) • embolus (1) • end-of-life care (1) • family structure (1) • grey matter (1) • herbal remedies (1) knock out (1) • leach (1) • ligature (1) • main artery (1) • malleus (1) • myeloblast (1) • nodule (1) • peritoneum (1) • platelet (1) • pleural cavity (1) • probe (1) • respect for elders (1) • rice (1) • sigmoid colon (1) • stoma (1) • stool (1) • strain (1) • time (1) • traditional clothing (1) • more
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1 papillary muscle medical culture Papillary muscles are essential for proper heart function in medical education and cardvaliology. 3
2 vomer medical culture The vomer is a bone in the skull that forms part of the nasal septum in human anatomy, important in medical culture. 3
3 alternative medicine medical culture Medical cultures prioritize evidence-based practices and are cautious towards alternative medicine. 2
4 ethmoid medical culture The ethmoid bone contributes to the skull structure and nasal cavity in medical culture. 2
5 fibula medical culture The fibula stabilizes the ankle joint and provides muscle attachment, universally recognized in medical culture. 2
6 jab medical culture The concept of a jab in medical culture refers to a quick injection or vaccination given with a needle. 2
7 tract medical culture Tracts are specific systems of organs or passages that serve functions in the body within medical culture. 2
8 acetabulum medical culture In medical culture, acetabulum is the socket of the hip bone where the femur head fits. 1
9 albumin medical culture Albumin is utilized as a biomarker for liver or kidney function in medical tests. 1
10 alveolus medical culture Alveolus is a crucial component of the lungs involved in gas exchange and oxygenating the blood. 1
11 basal body medical culture In medical culture, the basal body temperature is used to track menstrual cycles and assess fertility. 1
12 calvaria medical culture Calvaria is the dome-shaped top part of the skull made up of the frontal, parietal, and occipital bones in medical culture. 1
13 cannula medical culture Cannulas are commonly used in medical procedures like IV administration and liposuction. 1
14 complication medical culture In medical culture, a complication refers to an additional medical problem that arises during the course of a disease or medical treatment. 1
15 deltoid medical culture The deltoid muscle is commonly used for intramuscular injections, such as vaccines, in medical culture. 1
16 embolus medical culture An embolus is a traveling clot or substance that can cause blockages in blood vessels in medical culture. 1
17 end-of-life care medical culture In medical cultures, end-of-life care decisions often prioritize family involvement and consensus over individual patient autonomy. 1
18 family structure medical culture Medical culture emphasizes the nuclear family and individual autonomy in family structure. 1
19 grey matter medical culture Grey matter is neural tissue in the brain and spinal cord responsible for processing information and controlling bodily functions in medical culture. 1
20 herbal remedies medical culture Herbal remedies are used as alternative or complementary treatments in medical culture. 1
21 knock out medical culture In medical culture, a knockout refers to a temporary loss of consciousness caused by a traumatic blow to the head. 1
22 leach medical culture Leaching is used in traditional medical culture to extract soluble constituents from a substance. 1
23 ligature medical culture In medical culture, a ligature is a bandage or thread used to tie off a blood vessel or a surgical instrument used for binding vessels or tissue. 1
24 main artery medical culture The main artery is the largest and most important blood vessel in the body, such as the aorta, in medical culture. 1
25 malleus medical culture The malleus is a small bone in the middle ear that is essential for hearing in medical culture. 1
26 myeloblast medical culture Myeloblasts are significant cells in hematopoiesis and are commonly studied in medical education. 1
27 nodule medical culture In medical culture, a nodule is a small abnormal growth or lump detected during examination or imaging. 1
28 peritoneum medical culture The peritoneum is a significant anatomical structure in medical education and abdominal surgeries. 1
29 platelet medical culture Platelets play a crucial role in blood clotting and healing in the human body. 1
30 pleural cavity medical culture The pleural cavity is a crucial space between two pleural membranes for proper lung function and breathing in medical culture. 1
31 probe medical culture The probe is used as a tool for medical examination and diagnosis in various procedures. 1
32 respect for elders medical culture In medical culture, there is a strong emphasis on encouraging and valuing respect and care for elders. 1
33 rice medical culture Rice water is used in medical culture as a remedy for diarrhea and dehydration. 1
34 sigmoid colon medical culture The sigmoid colon is an S-shaped portion of the large intestine between the descending colon and the rectum, as recognized in medical culture. 1
35 stoma medical culture Stoma is a common medical procedure to create an artificial opening in the body for waste elimination. 1
36 stool medical culture Stool samples are commonly used in medical analysis and diagnosis. 1
37 strain medical culture Strains are a common sports injury and are typically treated with rest, ice, compression, and elevation. 1
38 time medical culture Medical professionals in some cultures may not follow traditional concepts of punctuality due to their irregular working hours. 1
39 traditional clothing medical culture Traditional clothing has minimal influence on modern medical practices within medical culture. 1