Category: B

Any form of macular dystrophy in which retinal examination reveals a degenerating round or oval region with pigment loss around the macula. Central, non-correctable visual loss is a characteristic finding.  

An allergic (hypersensitivity) inflammation of the lung caused by exposure to bird excreta. In some patients the onset is slow rather than acute. Symptoms, which include chills, fever, cough, and shortness of breath, usually subside when exposure to the antigen ceases.  

The ingestion of sodium bicarbonate in an effort to neutralize excessive lactic acid produced in the muscles during exercise or to treat acidosis in chronic renal failure.  

Cirrhosis of the liver caused by fibrous tissue formed, as a result of infection or obstruction of the bile ducts.  

A lithotomy performed with the incision across the perineum.  

The line from the infraorbital ridge through the middle of the external auditory meatus to midline of occiput.  

The folds of peritoneum attached to lateral borders of the uterus from insertion of the fallopian tube above to the pelvic wall. They consist of two layers between which are found the remnants of the wolffian ducts, cellular tissues, and the major blood vessels of the pelvis.  

A wide, sickle shaped fold of peritoneum, attached to the lower surface of the diaphragm, the internal surface of the right rectus abdominis muscle, and the convex surface of the liver.  

An increase in the basophils in the blood.  

A contact lens that contains two corrections in the same lens.