Category: C

A thermometer where the freezing point of water is marked as 0°C, and the boiling point of water is set at 100°C, with the range between these two points divided into 100 equal divisions. It’s also known as a Celsius thermometer.  

The act of instructing in surgical techniques.  

Stools that resemble fine, dark, sandy mud, and are observed in cases of yellow fever.  

A straightforward type of mouth inflammation distinguished by swelling.  

A condition resulting from neuromuscular sensitivity, distinct from genuine catalepsy. In this state, limbs need to be held in a specific posture for a short time before they can remain in that position.  

The maintaining of limbs in positions they are set in, as observed in hypnosis.  

A state akin to rigor mortis can occur in instances of sudden death linked to nervous system damage, intense nervous tension, or extreme exhaustion. In such cases, certain muscles may become rigid and permanently tense. This phenomenon is observed in individuals who die by suicide while gripping a firearm tightly, making it challenging to extract…

A solution of bleaching powder, which contains sodium hypochlorite. A sodium hypochlorite solution utilized for disinfection and antiseptic purposes; when formulated into a cream, it was applied as a remedy for treating burns caused by mustard gas.  

Swelling of the skin’s blood vessels, also referred to as dermathemia.  

Surgical incision of the abdomen and uterus to extract the baby.