Category: E

To the endoerm and ectoderm.  

Distensible or capable of being stretched.  

Small size of the pupil of the eye caused by displacement of the iris.  

The cleansing and application of remedies to a cavity by means of a brush or swab.  

The portions of the earth habitable by microorganisms, plants, and animals.  

A representation of an animal or human form without skin so that the muscles are clearly seen.  

The efficient, energy sparing motion or activity of the system or body.  

A family interview and assessment tool that delineates the needs, patterns, and relationships among family members and the environment.  

A conceptual framework for occupational therapy practice aimed at improving task performance by considering the person’s skills and experiences, the context of the situation in which a task is performed, and the nature of the task. Interventions include altering the context of task performance to make it more supportive or a better match for the…

The threat to use violent acts that would harm the quality of the environment in order to blackmail a group or society.