Category: I

An erratic, diminutive, and sporadic pulse.  

A pulse with a slower rate than usual.  

A pulse displaying a sudden drop in pulse pressure.  

The soft material located in the middle of the cartilage discs between each set of spinal vertebrae.  

Pressure resulting from the expansion of a gel caused by the absorption of liquid.  

A sudden onset of multiple neuritis, likely caused by a virus, known as interstitial neuritis. This type of neuritis affects the connective tissue surrounding a nerve.  

A contagious viral disease in rabbits that leads to widespread tumors similar to myxomas.  

Having identical refraction strength in both eyes.  

Inflammation affecting the iris, the colored portion of the eye, and the choroid, the eye’s middle layer.  

A deep depression experienced by elderly individuals caused by a type of brain fibrosis, commonly referred to as “softening of the brain.”