Category: E

A sudden contagious mouth condition that occurs in outbreaks or epidemics.  

The leakage of serum into the skin, also known as dermatoclysis.  

An emotional disruption resulting from an unpleasant encounter. The person may become restless, anxious, downcast, or even hysterical.  

A decrease in heart rate resulting from pressure applied to the eyeball.  

The pressure of blood inside the heart.  

Inflammation of the pleural tissue between two lung lobes.  

An enclosed pouch filled with exudate within the pleural space.  

Paralysis resulting from the impairment of the fifth and sixth cervical spinal nerve pathways, leading to upper arm paralysis.  

Neuritis linked to beriberi, a condition that arises due to starvation and diets deficient in vitamin B. It was notably prevalent during the Second World War, particularly in Japanese prison camps.  

A wire is connected to specific areas on the body and then linked to an electrocardiogram to capture the tiny electrical impulses produced by the heart muscle during contraction. These wires are utilized by cardiologists to identify heart irregularities. Some patients might feel uneasy when these wires are connected to them. However, their concerns are…