Category: R

A type of imperfect yeast that commonly resides on the skin but seldom leads to opportunistic infections in humans.  

Inflammation of the nasal and ocular mucus membranes.  

A uterus that is tilted backward but maintains a normal cervix position.  

A vacuum container houses a source of electrons and two electrodes—a positive anode and a negative cathode—with a significant voltage difference between them. The cathode, often a heated filament, emits electrons, while the anode is built robustly to endure the impact of these electron streams, commonly known as cathode rays. Upon striking the anode, the…

A thermometer where the freezing point of water is marked as 0 degrees and the boiling point of water is marked as 80 degrees.  

Surgical procedures addressing diseases of the rectum.  

The whole surface of the lungs that comes into contact with inhaled air.  

Refined cane sugar or beet sugar that contains sucrose.  

Characterizing the bowel movements observed in cases of typhoid fever.  

In biology, it refers to a period of inactivity—like the dormant phase of perennial plants, spores, and seeds.