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• NOCTURNAL ASTHMA EMEDICINE SERIES

a thin sheet of latex used in surgical procedures to separate certain tissues or structures. spontanea dactylolyse spontanée ainhum.ĭactyloscopy dactyloscopie examination of fingerprints for identification.ĭalfopristin dalfopristine a semisynthetic antibacterial used in conjunction with quinupristin against various gram-positive organisms, including vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium.ĭalteparin daltéparine an antithrombotic used as the sodium salt in the prevention of pulmonary thromboembolism and deep venous thrombosis in at-risk abdominal surgery patients.ĭalton (D, Da) unité de masse atomique an arbitrary unit of mass, being 1/12 the mass of the nuclide of carbon-12, equivalent to 1.657 10 − 24 g.ĭam digue 1. dactylolyse loss or amputation of a digit. désyndactylisation surgical correction of syndactyly. a syringe for irrigating the lacrimal ducts.ĭactinomycin dactinomycine actinomycin D, an antibiotic derived from several species of Streptomyces used as an antineoplastic.ĭactyl(o)- dactyl(o)- word element, a digit a finger or toe.ĭactylography dactylographie the study of fingerprints.ĭactylogryposis dactylogrypose permanent flexion of the fingers.ĭactylolysis 1. distention of a lacrimal duct by contained fluid.ĭacryopyosis dacryopyose suppuration of the lacrimal apparatus.ĭacryoscintigraphy dacryoscintigraphie scintigraphy of the lacrimal ducts.ĭacryostenosis dacryosténose stricture or narrowing of a lacrimal duct.ĭacryosyrinx dacryosyrinx 1.

NOCTURNAL ASTHMA EMEDICINE SERIES

Δ- δ– a prefix designating (1) the position of a substituting atom or group in a chemical compound (2) fourth in a series of four or more related entities or chemical compounds.ĭacarbazine dacarbazine a cytotoxic alkylating agent used as an antineoplastic primarily for treatment of malignant melanoma and in combination chemotherapy for Hodgkin disease and sarcomas.ĭaclizumab daclizumab an immunosuppressant used to prevent acute organ rejection in renal transplant patients.ĭacry(o)- dacry(o)- word element, tears or the lacrimal apparatus of the eye.ĭacryoadenalgia dacryoadénalgie pain in a lacrimal gland.ĭacryoadenectomy dacryoadénectomie excision of a lacrimal gland.ĭacryoblennorrhea dacryoblennorrhée mucous flow from the lacrimal apparatus.ĭacryocystectomy dacryocystectomie excision of the wall of the lacrimal sac.ĭacryocystoblennorrhea dacryocystoblennorrhée chronic catarrhal inflammation of the lacrimal sac, with constriction of the lacrimal gland.ĭacryocystocele dacryocystocèle hernial protrusion of the lacrimal sac.ĭacryocystorhinostenosis dacryocystorhinosténose narrowing of the duct leading from the lacrimal sac to the nasal cavity.ĭacryocystorhinostomy dacryocystorhinostomie surgical creation of an opening between the lacrimal sac and nasal cavity.ĭacryocystostenosis dacryocystosténose narrowing of the lacrimal sac.ĭacryocystostomy dacryocystostomie creation of a new opening into the lacrimal sac.ĭacryohemorrhea dacryohémorragie the discharge of tears mixed with blood.ĭacryolith dacryolithe a lacrimal calculus.ĭacryoma dacryome a tumor-like swelling due to obstruction of the lacrimal duct.ĭacryops dacryops 1. Δ δ (delta, the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet) heavy chain of IgD δ chain of hemoglobin. Δ- Δ- (capital delta, the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet) position of a double bond in a carbon chain. da (give) detur (let it be given) dexter (right) dosis (dose).ĭ- d- dextro- (right or clockwise, dextrorotatory). Opposed to L-.ĭ d day deci- deoxyribose (in nucleosides and nucleotides).ĭ. da (give) detur (let it be given) dexter (right) dosis (dose).Ģ,4-D 2,4-D a toxic chlorphenoxy herbicide (2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid), a component of Agent Orange.ĭ – d– a chemical prefix specifying the relative configuration of an enantiomer, indicating a carbohydrate with the same configuration at a specific carbon atom as d-glyceraldehyde or an amino acid having the same configuration as D-serine. D D dalton deciduous (tooth) density deuterium died diopter distal dorsal vertebrae (D1-D12) dose duration.ĭ.