Category: D

To move steadily away from a designated norm.  

A test of visual perception and motor planning requiring the copying of shapes and forms.  

A group of language disorders occurring before age 4 in children and evidenced by difficulty in producing readily understandable speech.  

The reserve food supply in the yolk or ovum.  

The nucleus of deuterium or heavy hydrogen.  

In one system of taxonomy, the phylum of the imperfect fungi. It is equivalent to the class Hyphomycetes in another system of taxonomy.  

Green blindness; color blindness in which there is a defect in the perception of green.  

The external longitudinal layer of the muscular coat of the bladder.  

Contractions of the muscles of the urinary bladder during the filling phase of a urodynamic study or during coughing, sneezing, or other activities that raise intra-abdominal pressures. It is a cause of urinary incontinence, especially in women. Some experts believe detrusor overactivity to be the most common cause of urinary incontinence in older adults. Causes…

Colloquial term for detoxification.