Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	arteries in surgical practice	medical profession in Western countries	Arteries are important landmarks in surgical procedures and medical education in Western medicine.	4
2	bundle branch	medical profession in Western countries	Understanding bundle branches is crucial for diagnosing heart conditions in Western medicine.	3
3	cannula	medical profession in Western countries	Cannulas are crucial for medical procedures in Western countries, being used for tasks such as administering IV fluids and collecting blood samples.	3
4	electroencephalograph	medical profession in Western countries	The electroencephalograph is used in Western medical culture to diagnose neurological disorders and monitor brain activity.	3
5	endocardium	medical profession in Western countries	The endocardium, the innermost layer of the heart, is vital for cardiac function according to the medical profession in Western countries.	3
6	anatomical features of the lung	medical profession in Western countries	Understanding the anatomical features of the lung is crucial in Western medical education and practice.	2
7	crystalline lens	medical profession in Western countries	In Western medical culture, the crystalline lens is recognized as the structure that focuses light onto the retina for clear vision in the human eye.	2
8	coronal suture	medical profession in Western countries	The coronal suture is a crucial anatomical marker for medical procedures in Western medicine.	1
9	delirium	medical profession in Western countries	Delirium is viewed as a serious medical condition requiring immediate treatment, primarily in older adults in hospital settings by the medical profession in Western countries.	1
10	dilator	medical profession in Western countries	Dilators are frequently used in Western medical procedures to expand or open up passages in the body.	1
11	fibula	medical profession in Western countries	The fibula is one of the two long bones in the lower leg, alongside the tibia, in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
12	incubator	medical profession in Western countries	Incubators are used in the medical profession in Western countries to provide a controlled environment for premature or ill babies.	1
13	lacrimal gland	medical profession in Western countries	The lacrimal gland is essential for producing tears to maintain eye health in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
14	malleus	medical profession in Western countries	The malleus is a small bone in the middle ear that is essential for hearing in the medical profession of Western countries.	1
15	monoblast	medical profession in Western countries	A monoblast is a precursor cell in the bone marrow that gives rise to monocytes, important for the immune system in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
16	neoplastic cell	medical profession in Western countries	Neoplastic cells are extensively studied in Western medical practice for cancer research and treatment.	1
17	papillary muscle	medical profession in Western countries	Papillary muscles in the heart are vital for anchoring the heart valves and preventing them from prolapsing, as recognized in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
18	parietal pleura	medical profession in Western countries	The parietal pleura is a crucial membrane in the chest cavity for thoracic surgeries and pneumothorax diagnosis in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
19	periosteum	medical profession in Western countries	The periosteum is a crucial membrane covering the outer surface of bones, playing a vital role in bone healing and growth, according to the medical profession in Western countries.	1
20	personal space	medical profession in Western countries	Respecting patients' personal space is a standard practice in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
21	sclera	medical profession in Western countries	In Western medical culture, a white sclera is viewed as indicative of good health and is crucial for diagnosing certain eye conditions.	1
22	stapes	medical profession in Western countries	The stapes is the smallest bone in the human body and is involved in transmitting sound vibrations in the middle ear, important in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
23	streptococcus pneumoniae	medical profession in Western countries	Streptococcus pneumoniae is recognized as a common cause of bacterial pneumonia and other respiratory infections in the medical profession in Western countries.	1
24	temporal bone	medical profession in Western countries	The temporal bone is an essential structure in the human skull, with sensory organs and muscle attachments, particularly important in Western medical practice.	1