Category: R

An assessment of the diversity in size among red blood cells.  

Parameters utilized to characterize the dimensions and hemoglobin concentration of red blood cells.  

Peptic ulcers that flare up after healing. They may be caused a helicobacter pylori bacterial infection and are treated with a combination of antibiotics and gastric acid-reducing medications, like proton pump inhibitors.

Recurrent wearing away of the cornea, potentially caused by insufficient recovery from a prior abrasion.  

Repetitive abdominal discomfort in children, occurring at least once a month, and not attributable to an underlying medical condition.  

A transformed or altered version of a protein that enables the production of the modified protein in significant quantities.  

A hereditary characteristic that manifests visibly only when both gene copies responsible for that trait are present; an individual exhibiting a recessive trait must have acquired one copy of the flawed gene from each parent.  

A form of primary headache triggered by excessive consumption of pain relievers. This condition is also recognized as analgesic abuse headache.  

A method of remote healthcare known as telehealth, wherein a telecommunication connection (such as telephone, videoconferencing equipment, or email) enables instant communication between healthcare providers and patients. This type of telehealth, which permits real-time interaction, is also referred to as synchronous telehealth.  

A reassuring indication of the fetus’s health. The fetal heart rate (FHR) exhibits an increase of at least 20 beats per minute above the baseline heart rate for a duration of at least 20 seconds, occurring on at least two occasions within a 20-minute timeframe.