Category: D

A drug that is an a-blocker and serves as an antihypertensive medication.  

Base sequences in either DNA or RNA that proceed further in the direction of expression. In descriptions of genetic material, codons or base pairs that are on the 3’ side of a specific gene.  

Cyclical changes in one or more features of the body over a 24-hour period.  

A covalent bond containing two sulfur molecules.  

A ethanolamine derivative that serves as an antihistamine. It also is an antiemetic, an antivertigo agent, an antitussive, a sedative-hypnotic, and a dyskinetic.  

An antidiarrheal drug.  

The active form of vitamin D. Also called 1,25-dihydroxy cholecalciferol.  

Errors in the necessary information (e.g., in exposure measurement) that are related to the state of disease. This type of misclassification has more serious consequences than the nondifferential or random misclassification. It can lead to either underestimation or overestimation of the effect.  

Individual who has completed a minimum of a baccalaureate degree in dietetics or a related area in a U.S. accredited college or university, has completed a supervised clinical experience, and has passed a national examination. A dietitian is trained in the art of advising clients in the selections of foods appropriate to the age, nutrient…

Individual who has completed a minimum of an associate degree in dietetics or a related area at a U.S. regionally accredited college or university, has completed a supervised clinical experience, and has passed a national examination.