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The passing of a fluid through a membrane the lubrication in the vagina during sexual arousal. The process of passing a fluid from the body’s cells through the pores of a membrane. Passage of a liquid through a membrane, as into the intercellular space of a tissue or through a capillary wall. The passage of…

A surgical and psychological procedure to alter the obvious sex of a person. A condition in which a person, especially a man, feels uncomfortable with their birth gender. Condition in which a person assumes the psychological identity of the sex opposite to his or her biological gender. Belief of an individual that he or she…

Changes information into a form that can be easily conveyed from the source to the destination. A component of information theory.  

Infectious diseases may be transmitted from person to person in one of two ways: 1. indirect contact (airborne, water and food borne, vector borne) and 2. direct contact.  

The conveyance of disease from one person to another. Passing of information from one cell, tissue, or region of the body to another. Also may refer to passing of a disease from one person to another, such as the common cold. Transfer of anything, as a disease or hereditary characteristics. The act of conveying or…

Transient ischemic attack.  

The first of two prephases to the sexual response cycle during which a person makes the transition from a nonsexual to a sexual physiologic state.  

An acute symptom response to an overwhelming situation in a basically stable personality.  

Obesity that occurs during preadolescence that disappears following maturity, persistent obesity.  

A person who identifies strongly with the opposite sex and may cross-dress, yet does not wish to undergo transsexual surgery, transsexualism.