Category: B

The point at the top of the head where the soft gap between the bones of a baby’s skull hardens. Junction point at the top of the skull at which two bone seams (coronal and sagittal sutures) meet bregmatic. The point on the top of the skull at which the coronal and sagittal sutures meet.…

To reproduce, or reproduce animals or plants.  

The buttocks, especially of a baby. Foetal position in pregnancy, which results in the baby’s buttocks or legs being born first, rather than the head.  

Hollow sounds made by the lungs and heard through a stethoscope placed on a person’s chest, used in diagnosis. The sounds heard through a stethoscope placed over the lungs during breathing. Normal breath sounds are soft and called vesicular, they may be increased or decreased in disease states. The sounds heard over the larger bronchi…

Difficulty in breathing enough air. Breathlessness, or dyspnoea, may be due to any condition which renders the blood deficient in oxygen, and which therefore produces excessive involuntary efforts to gain more air. Exercise is a natural cause, and acute anxiety may provoke breathlessness in otherwise healthy people. Deprivation of oxygen — for example, in a…

Referring to someone who finds it difficult to breathe enough air.  

The number of times a person breathes in and out in a specific period.  

A period when a young child stops breathing, usually because he or she is angry.  

To take air in and blow air out through the nose or mouth.  

Air which goes in and out of the body when you breathe. To stop breathing out, after having inhaled deeply. Air that is taken into and let out from the lungs through the nose or mouth; one inhalation and one exhalation. The air inhaled and exhaled in respiration.