Category: H

To the humerus and radius, especially in comparison of their lengths.  

The concept that human interests, values, and dignity are of utmost importance. This is integral to the actions and thoughts of those who care for the sick.  

An umbrella term for several areas of research that include human performance, technology, design, and human-computer interaction. It is a profession that focuses on human abilities, limitations, and characteristics as they relate to their environment.  

The canal through which the chorda tympani nerve exits from the cranium.  

A tank of suitable size and shape for use in active or passive underwater exercises. It is also used for debridement of burn and other wounds.  

A central structure into which other structures are anchored, attached, or stabilized.  

The Yellow Emperor of ancient China. He wrote the first medical text-the one that forms the foundation of traditional Chinese medical practices.  

An alternative therapy for cancer consisting of a tonic (of barberry, cascara, clover, licorice, pokeroot, and other herbs) and a diet enriched in grape juice, iron, calcium, vitamin C, and yeast. The therapy has been proven to be ineffective.  

A fly belonging to the order Diptera. It may be a mechanical carrier of pathogenic microorganisms.  

Rubber or plastic bag of various shapes and sizes for applying dry heat to circumscribed areas and for  keeping moist applications warm.