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  • Unobtrusive measure

    A means of gathering information about a subject’s behavior without his or her knowledge. An does not change the behavior being observed.  

  • University of salerno

    A medical school, one of the first, founded in 1150 in honor of Roger of Salerno.  

  • Universal variables

    In epidemiology, effect modifiers.  

  • Universal emergency telephone number

    A master telephone number, 911, that in most areas may be called in case of any kind of emergency.  

  • Universal dressing

    A large, 9″ x 36″ dressing of multilayered material that can be used open, folded, or rolled to cover most wounds, to pad splints, or to form a cervical collar. A large flat bandage that may be folded several times to make a relatively large dressing or folded several more times to make a smaller…

  • Universal antidote

    An antidote composed of one part strong tea, two parts crumbled brown toast, and one part milk of magnesia. An antidote once used in poisoning where the specific antidote was unknown or not available, consisting of two parts activated charcoal, one part tannic acid, and one part magnesium oxide.  

  • Univalent

    An unpaired chromosome at meiosis. Possessing the power of combining or replacing one atom of hydrogen.  

  • Unit of learning

    An organized set of topics, methods, and activities designed to present to the learner experiences that enhance learning.  

  • United states temperance union

    Formed in 1833, an organization designed to educate the public and exert political pressure to minimize the adverse effects of beverage alcohol.  

  • United states public health service

    The chief federal agency responsible for the health of the United States consists of six major subdivisions: Alcohol, Drug abuse, and Mental Health Administration; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Food and Drug Administration; Health Resources Administration; Health Services Administration; and the National Institutes of Health. The major functions are 1. to assist states and…

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