Category: F

A sound detected with a stethoscope, originating from the womb during pregnancy.  

Hardening localized to a specific area of the brain or spinal cord.  

A flare-up or reappearance of a condition at a location far from where the causative agent was introduced, even if the original site was active, dormant, or had previously healed.  

A misleading negative response caused by incorrect methodology or assessment.  

A misleading negative response caused by incorrect methodology or assessment.  

The pulse detected in the umbilical cord.  

A pulse where the artery feels full and expanded due to a significant volume of blood.  

A weak, subtle pulse, reminiscent of the movement of ants.  

A faint, slender pulse that is barely detectable.  

The type of pulse typically seen in fever. It is robust, gentle, and occurs frequently, displaying a pronounced dicrotism.