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A type of bacteria from the viridans group that displays α-hemolysis and is commonly found in milk and dairy products.  

A treatment involving the internal administration of medication, such as in the form of pills or through injection or infusion.  

The ability to gauge the depth of objects through binocular vision, which is unavailable to those with only one eye. This is also known as stereoscopic vision. The ability to perceive depth in objects, achieved through binocular vision, is not available to individuals with only one eye. This phenomenon is also known as stereoscopic vision.…

Recognition of the shape and form of objects without identifying their colors, typically experienced in low-light conditions. The recognition of shape and form can happen without the perception of color, especially in low-light conditions.  

A vaccine developed using a cultivated blend of diverse bacteria grown in a lab setting.  

A phrase used to describe the condition where the kidneys have ceased urine production.  

The canine tooth located in the lower jaw.  

The fusion of bones using muscular tissue.  

A unique type of surgical blade.  

An outdated term referring to the central canal of the spinal cord.