Category: D

A type of fungus that converts sugars into oxalic acid.  

An ulcer that is connected with the diphtheria bacterium. Broadly referred to as any ulcer that has a fibrous discharge, it is a type commonly seen in tropical ulcers.  

The part of the tooth’s crown that is furthest from the center line.  

Mental disorders marked by severe despondency.  

A condition in which the eye is turned outward.  

Difficulty in breathing.  

An allergic reaction to an allergen that occurs at a location distant from where it was introduced or applied to the body.  

Malaria characterized by two overlapping fever cycles that don’t align, typically causing fever on two consecutive days.  

A pump employed to eliminate saliva during dental procedures.  

A mental disorder where the individual exhibits childlike behavior.