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  • Cecum (caecum)

    The dilated part of the large intestine into which opens the ileum. A blind appendage of the intestinal tract located at the juncture of the small and large intestine. Also called the appendix.  

  • Ccris

    An acronym for Chemical Carcinogenesis Research Information System.  

  • Cbte

    An acronym for competency-based teacher education.  

  • Cbru

    An acronym for computer-based resource unit, computerized learning.  

  • Cavernous bodies

    The two upper cylinders of erectile tissue that extend the length of the shaft of the penis: spongy body.  

  • Cavernous

    Pertaining to large hollow cavities that may occur in various tissues normally or abnormally.  

  • Caveat vendor

    Let the seller beware, caveat emptor.  

  • Caveat emptor

    Let the buyer beware, caveat vendor.  

  • Cauterize

    To apply a small electrical current and permanently close a tube or vessel. To destroy tissue for medical reasons (e.g., the removal of a wart) by burning with a hot iron, electron current, or chemical. Burning tissue with thermal heat using electricity, steam, laser, or dry ice, often to destroy diseased tissue or coagulate blood…

  • Caustic poisons

    Chemicals that possess properties capable of dissolving other materials.  

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