Category: U

Pain in the uterus on movement.  

A narrow tube emanating from the utricle, connecting it to the saccule, and opening into the endolymphatic duct of the inner ear.  

A medicine, such as a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, that may cause peptic ulcers.  

A dose of medicine prepared in an individual packet for convenience, safety, or monitoring.  

Double vision in which the image appears on the same side as the eye that sees it.  

A delusion with no correlation between ideas and actual conditions.  

A cycle in assisted reproduction in which a woman does not receive drugs to stimulate her ovaries for production of additional follicles.  

Scraping to remove the contents of the lining of the uterus. This procedure is used to evacuate the uterus following inevitable or incomplete abortion, to produce abortion, to obtain specimens for use in diagnosis, and to remove growths, such as polyps.  

Seizures caused by the toxic effects of accumulated waste products and inorganic acids in renal failure.  

Loss of consciousness caused by the toxic effects of the nitrogen-containing wastes and inorganic acids that accumulate in the bloodstream of patients in renal failure. Coma in renal failure usually occurs after other uremic symptoms, such as loss of appetite, confusion, lethargy, or seizures.