Category: B

To form gradually by being added to, or to form something in this way. A gradual process of being added to.  

The general size and shape of a person’s body.  

Prevented from becoming acid.  

The balancing process between acid and alkali.  

A corticosteroid drug taken by inhalation or in tablets, used in the treatment of hay fever and nasal polyps. A glucocorticoid-like compound that acts as an anti-inflamatory drug.  

A disease of the liver, where thrombosis has occurred in the hepatic veins [Described 1845. After George Budd (1808-82), Professor of Medicine at King’s College Hospital, London; Hans von Chiari (1851-1916), Viennese pathologist who was Professor of Pathological Anatomy at Strasbourg and later at Prague.] A rare disorder in which the veins that drain blood…

A cheek muscle which helps the jaw to move when chewing. A muscle of the cheek that has its origin in the maxilla and mandible (jaw ones). It is responsible for compressing the cheek and is important in mastication.  

A pad of fat separating the buccinator muscle from the masseter.  

The mouth.  

A trade name for ibuprofen.