Category: B

Tuberculosis that infects cattle and can be passed on to humans, typically through milk.  

A form of pulling force used for treatment where the patient must remain in bed.  

Surgical procedures conducted inside the skull, also known as neurosurgery.  

Surgery carried out in combat zones during wartime.  

The section of a tooth’s crown closest to the cheek.  

Corns that develop on the back of the fingers due to kneading dough.  

A sound akin to the one created by blowing over a bottle’s neck, observed when a stethoscope is positioned over a cavity in the lung.  

A heart murmur resembling the sound of a bellows.  

A bell-like or ringing noise audible through the stethoscope when a coin is tapped atop a chest affected by pneumothorax.  

The echoing percussion noise produced in instances of emphysema.