Category: I

A disease belonging to the typhus category is passed to humans through the bite of a mite, which is often found on field mice and rats. This ailment manifests with symptoms that include a prolonged fever lasting two to three weeks, a primary lesion, swollen glands, a skin rash, hearing loss, and indications of lung…

Inside the vitreous, the gel-like substance that fills the main cavity of the eyeball.  

Inside the urethra, the canal that transports urine from the bladder to the exterior.  

Inside the pleural cavity of the chest, which is the space between the two layers of the pleural membrane that lines the chest wall and envelops the lungs.  

Inside an auricle, which is one of the two upper chambers of the heart, more accurately referred to as atria.  

The tiny muscles situated between the primary bones of the hands and feet.  

In the area amid the breasts or mammary glands.    

A complication during childbirth in which twins become entangled with one another, for example, with one twin positioned chin-to-chin, obstructing a natural birth and requiring delivery through a cesarean section.  

An abscess that develops in the space between two lung lobes.  

In the space amid the carpal bones, which are the small bones of the hand.