Category: F

Fetal position in which the feet come first. A presentation where the baby is positioned with the feet leading the way.  

A nurse practitioner who is licensed to treat people of any age.  

A smooth-surfaced polyp of the oral mucosa, usually developing after trauma to the area.  

A polyp containing fibrin and blood, located in the uterine cavity.  

An inherited form of amyloid polyneuropathy in which abnormal forms of transthyretin are deposited in nerves and brain tissue, making multiple nerves malfunction.  

The most forward tip of the frontal lobe of the cerebral hemisphere.  

Poisoning due to ingestion of formaldehyde.  

A form of food poisoning caused by eating fish that are inherently poisonous or poisonous because they had decomposed, become infected, or had fed on other poisonous life forms.  

The fovea or point on the retina where the visual axes (lines) meet the point of clearest vision.  

Pneumonia followed by formation of scar tissue.