Category: N

A method of diagnosis used to assess the level of oxygen saturation in tissues.  

Medical professionals who specialize in the management of ailments through a diverse range of natural approaches and remedies derived from plants.  

Clinical investigation necessitates the acquisition of pathological specimens by gently scraping the inner lining of the nasal cavity using a specialized medical instrument.  

The emission of neutrons, gamma particles, and other particles from an atomic nucleus as a consequence of nuclear fission or nuclear fusion.  

A constituent of the atomic nucleus, which can be either a proton or a neutron. It is also commonly referred to as a nucleon. Additionally, a particle discharged from an atomic nucleus, such as an alpha particle or a beta particle.  

A specialized photographic emulsion crafted to detect and record individual pathways of ionizing particles, such as those employed in scan recording.  

The fourth electron shell encircling the nucleus of an atom, housing electrons distinguished by the principal quantum number 4.  

The extremity of a magnet from which magnetic lines of force emanate.  

The incapacity to render an organ discernible on radiographic film or to capture the desired level of image clarity and sharpness.  

An x-ray film holder devoid of screens, specifically designed for nonscreen radiographic procedures.