I
125I-fibrinogen
scanning: (Test) to detect DVT.
I& A unit :(Ophth)
irrigate/aspirate
I & D: (Abbrev) incision and drainage
I & O: (Abbrev) intake and output measurement.
I-131
uptake: (Lab) radioactive iodine;
thyroid test.
IA-2
antibodies: (Lab) used in
testing diabetes.
IABP: (Abbrev/Cardio)
intra-aortic balloon pump
IADL: (Abbrev)
instrumental activities of daily living (cleaning, meal preparation, shopping,
and managing finances); as opposed to ADL,
activities of daily living
(bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding self).
Iaido: a
type of martial arts involving use of some weaponry.
Iamin gel dressing:
wound dressing
iatrogenic disease /
reaction: results from the
inadvertent activities of physician or normal medical care, not a mistake or
malpractice
situation.
iBOT mobility
system: (Equip) aka,
stair-climbing wheelchair;
ibritumomab tiuxetan: (Rx) generic for Zevalin; drug for
Hodgkin lymphoma
Ibuterol: (Rx) asthma inhaler.
ICaps: (S/L “eye caps”) OTC vitamin combination for macular
degeneration (spelling is per manufacturer website,
Alcon).
Icar: dietary supplement for iron-deficiency anemia.
ichthyosis: (Derm) congenital scaling, dryness of the skin and
lipid disorder; also called alligator or fish skin.
ICP: (Abbrev) indwelling
catheter program
ICP monitor: (Abbrev/Neuro)
intracranial pressure catheter
ICR: (Abbrev) intracavitary
radium (radiation therapy) or intrastromal coronary ring (eye)
ICSI: (Ob-GYN) intracytoplasmic
sperm injection, infertility treatment.
ictal facial pain: (Neuro) can be related to stroke or seizure.
Idamycin
PFS: (Rx) idarubicin HCI per the IV; antineoplastic, especially leukemia.
idarubicin: (Rx) generic for Idamycin, antineoplastic.
Identidex: A central database online provided by
Micromedex. Example of use: If a patient comes in with pills out of the
original container, Identidex can identify them by
markings on the pills, etc.
Identity
pacemaker: (Device)
IDET:
(Ortho) IntraDiscal electrothermal procedure for the
back.
idoxifene: (Rx) a selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM).
I/E ratio:
(Pulm) inspiratory/expiratory ratio; usually dictated
as “I to E ratio”.
IEF: aka: IIEF; International Index
of Erectile Function, questionnaire to aid in diagnosis of erectile
dysfunction, scores from 5 to 25; i.e.,
it
may be
dictated as “IIEF-10”, etc.
IFA: (Lab) indirect fluorescent antibody; method of
testing.
I-Flow nerve block:
regional nerve block for
orthopedic procedures.
I-HAST: (Test) In-Home Alzheimer Screening Test
IHSS: (Abbrev) idiopathic
hypertrophic subaortic stenosis
123-I-iodoamphetamine: injectable
radiologic agent; aka, N-isopropyl-p-123-I-iodoamphetamine.
131-I-iodohippurate
radioisotope: radiologic agent.
ILA: (Abbrev) infralateral angle
ILA
surgical stapler: (Equip)
ILAC target: ?
ILC: interstitial laser
coagulation
ileal loop: (GI/Uro) procedure where
a portion of the ileum replaces the urinary bladder after total cystectomy or
nonfunctioning bladder.
ileoanal pouch: (GI) pouch constructed for restoration of
continence after proctocolectomy.
Iletin: (Rx)
pork insulin.
ileum: (Gastro) distal portion of small intestine from jejunum to
cecum; ileac = adjective. (NOTE- See ilium)
ileus: (GI/condition)
obstruction of the bowel; may be referred to as dynamic ileus or adynamic
ileus.
Ilfeld-Gustafson
splint: ?
iliac: (Ortho)
adjective, meaning pertaining to the ilium.
iliac crest: (Anatomy) hip bone, wing of the ilium.
iliacus or iliac muscle: (Anatomy) flexes thigh.
ilioinguinal nerve:
(Anatomy) upper thigh/groin and iliac region.
iliopsoas:
(Anatomy) iliacus and psoas magnus muscles, thigh.
ilium: (Ortho) one of the bones of
each half of the pelvis, superior and widest part, supports the flank; iliac =
adjective. (NOTE- See ileum)
ilium, ala of the: wing of ilium, hip bone.
Ilizarov technique: (Ortho Surgery) corrects bones shortened and deformed by injury,
tumor, infection, or birth defects.
illicit: not permitted, as in “illicit drug use”. (NOTE- See elicit)
IMA: (Abbrev) internal mammary artery OR inferior mesenteric
artery.
Imagent: (Radio) contrast agent for ultrasounds
Imatron C-100 system: (Equip/Cardio) for heart studies and high
resolution body imaging.
IMiD: immunomodulatory
drug
imiquimod cream:
(Rx) generic Aldara 5%, treatment for warts
imbricate: to overlap,
as shingles on a roof or fish scales or rash on skin.
IMC: (Abbrev) internal mammary
chain of lymph nodes
Imdur: (Rx) generic = isosorbide mononitrate; drug for
angina
Imitrex: (Rx)
generic – sumatriptan, for migraine headaches; formulations include oral pills,
nasal spray, and self-injection via STATdose injector.
imminent: meaning
impending (NOTE- See eminent)
immotile: lacking
movement or motility.
immotile cilia syndrome: (Pulm) inherited condition where the cilia
lining the airways fail to function or function ineffectively, causes
respiratory problems that can mimic cystic fibrosis.
ImmTher: for
treatment of osteosarcoma and
immunoblot: (Lab) lab
testing technique; also called immunoblotting.
ImmunoCAP RAST: (Allergy) also acceptable as ImmunoCap, may be
dictated as CAP or CAP RAST; a type of RAST test to determine allergens.
immunochromatographic
testing: (Lab) lab testing technique.
ImmunoCyt: (Lab) tests urine for bladder cancer
immunofixation electrophoresis (
immunohistochemical stain:
(Hem/Onc)
lab test.
immunosuppressant cocktail: (Pharm) combination of immunosuppressant drugs given
together.
immunotherapy, rush: (Allergy) rush immunotherapy is the induction of
immunotherapy to an allergen over several days; ultrarush immunotherapy is done
over several hours; aka VIT,
or venom immunotherapy.
IMP-Capello
arm support: provides stability and access to patient’s
arm to monitor IV, BP, etc.
impaired host: (Infectious Disease) referring to impaired immunity,
describing the status of a patient.
impedance plethysmography: (Test) looks for changes in
tissue; primarily used for detection of DVT.
impingement: pressure transmitted from one tissue to another
(NOTE- sometimes dictated as “impingement
1, 2").
impingement sign: (Ortho/Neuro)
pain elicited by specific physical maneuvers, particularly evaluating the
shoulder.
implant arthroplasty: (Ortho Surgery) flexible or
movable implants used particularly in the hands to correct arthritic
deformities.
implants, dental: types include: endosseous (inserted into bone),
osteointegrated, subperiosteal (rests on top of bone),
transosteal (denture attachment).
implode: collapse
inward (see explode).
IMPRA vein
graft: (Vascular) IMPRA is the brand name, this is the
way the company spells it, all caps; per website at
bardimpra.com.
Impress
Softpatch: (Uro) single use pad worn
externally for patients with stress incontinence, available OTC.
impure flutter: (Cardio) on EKG, combination of atrial flutter waves
and fibrillation waves.
IMV: (Abbrev) intermittent mandatory ventilation
inamrinone: (Rx) generic for Inocor, see below.
inappropriate
antidiuretic hormone syndrome:
(IADH, IAADH) or syndrome of inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic
hormone (SIADH, SIAADH) .
incentive spirometry, spirometer: (Pulm) measures volume of air taken in by lungs.
incessant AV reciprocating tachycardia: (Cardio)
heart rhythm.
incisura dextra of Gans: (Renal) deep groove, inferior aspect of liver.
Inclan-Ober
procedure:
scapulae
inclement weather: stormy or unmerciful; note
it is not “inclimate” or “inclemate”.
“inclimate” weather: NO—should
be inclement weather: meaning stormy or unmerciful.
inclusion bodies: (Lab) variously shaped particles that occur in
cells occupied by viruses.
inclusion cyst:
(Derm) epidermoid cyst, a cyst which lies just under the skin.
incomitance: (Ophth) strabismus due to weakness of ocular muscles,
aka, incomitant strabismus.
Incomplete Sentence Blank Test: ISB, a mental status test.
increased
automaticity: (Cardio) the mechanism
of atrial tachycardia caused by digitalis intoxication.
Increlex: (Rx)
generic = mecasermin; drug for growth failure.
Indermil: (Pharm) topical tissue adhesive, prescription.
index of suspicion : phrase meaning level of suspicion.
indicis proprius,
extensor: (Anatomy) muscle which
extends the index finger.
indict: (verb/Legal)
to charge with an offense (NOTE- indite means to
compose or write; pronounced the same).
indigo-carmine dye: used at surgery to stain tissues so they can be
seen.
indium scan:
(Radio)
indium-111-labeled leukocytes: (Lab)
indium-111 OctreoScan: (Radio) used to diagnose
and evaluate tumors.
indoleacetic acid: (Lab) presence in urine associated with pathologic
conditions of the intestinal tract (5-OH-indoleacetic acid).
indoor rollers: (Exercise Equip) specially modified treadmill for
persons in wheelchairs; also for healthy people by putting a
bicycle on the rollers and
riding indoors for exercise.
Infanrix: vaccination for infants to age 7 years against
diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis
infantile cortical hyperostosis: (Peds/Ortho) abnormal
bone formation especially over mandibles and long bones, usually disappears as
baby gets older; aka, Caffey syndrome
infarct avid scintigraphy: (Test/Cardio) done following MI
to detect and evaluate areas of myocardial necrosis or damage, uses injection
of a radiotracer before imaging.
Infasurf
intrathecal suspension: (Pulm) administered to
premature newborns with RDS (respiratory distress syndrome).
infera, patella: (Ortho) condition where the patella rides
lower than more, more toward shin; caused by trauma or surgery. (NOTE- See also
“patella alta” and “patella baja”.).
Infergen: (Rx)
interferon alfacon-1, for treatment of chronic
hepatitis C.
infliximab: (Rx) generic for Remicade.
Influenza
A/H5 Virus RT PCR test: (Lab) test for avian flu.
INFORM
test: (Onc) for breast cancer, tests for HER-2/neu gene.
infranatant fluid: material that separates from other liquid it
is in and settles on the bottom of container.
infrapatellar fat pad: (Ortho) of
the knee
infundibulopelvic ligament:
(Ob-Gyn/Anatomy) portion of the broad ligament
lateral to and above the ovary.
Infusaid
pump: (Equip) for drug infusion
infuscate: (verb) to
darken, make black, obscure.
Infuse-a-Port: (Device) catheter implanted under the skin for
chemotherapy administration, fluids, blood transfusions, etc.
InFUSE bone graft
device: (Ortho/Device) for spinal
fusion, prevents need to harvest hip bone, stimulates new bone growth.
Infuvite: (Peds) multivitamin by infusion.
Ingram
catheter: (Equip)
Ingram
regimen: (Derm) for psoriasis, includes
coal tar, UVB light, and anthralin cream, developed by John Ingram.
Ingram
procedure:
growth plate ?
Ingrassia process:
(Anatomy)
lesser wing of sphenoid bone.
ingravescent: meaning increasing in
severity.
ingress tube: ingress means allowing to enter.
inhalation anthrax: (Pulm) contamination by
the bacteria Bacillus anthracis by breathing spores in, a potential bio-terrorism tactic; another
form is contact anthrax,
meaning contamination by skin contact with spores.
Injection Snoreplasty Study:
(Sleep/Procedure) inject soft palate with a “stiffening” compound to see if it
will prevent snoring (conducted at
inlay
graft: (Surgery) bone or skin graft used in plastic surgery;
see also onlay graft.
InnerDyne trocar:
(Instrument) used to sufflate air during laparoscopy.
Inner Lok ankle brace: (Ortho) brand name custom support.
innervate: supply
nerves to area (NOTE- See enervate).
Innofem: (Rx)
generic: estradiol; hormone
replacement therapy
Innohep: (Rx) tinzaparin injection; treatment for DVT (deep
venous thrombosis).
innominate artery:
(Cardio) obsolete term for brachiocephalic trunk (Stedman’s 2003).
innominate osteotomy: (Ortho)
InnoPran XL: (Rx) generic = propranolol HCI; extended release
formula for hypertension (FDA 2003).
Innova home therapy system:
for urinary incontinence.
Innovo: (Device) insulin delivery system
Innovo Dial-A-Dose: (Device) keeps track of when insulin & how much insulin was taken.
Inocor: (Rx) generic = inamrinone, for CHF and pulmonary
hypertension; NOTE: generic name was
originally amrinone, but changed in 2000
due to medication errors
and confusion with amiodarone.
INOmax: (Rx/Pulm) inhaled
vasodilator for critically ill newborns.
inositol hexaniacinate: (Homeopathy) a natural form of niacin for lowering cholesterol.
InPath: (Device)
device for cervical cancer screening.
INRatio Monitor: portable device to self test blood coagulation,
PT/INR, aka, HemoSense.
Insall-Burstein
arthroplasty: (Ortho Surgery) knee.
Insall-Salvati
index: (Ortho) ratio of length of patellar tendon to the
length of the patella.
insecticides, types of: aldicarb, carbofuran, Furadan, fonofos, malathion, mevinphos,
N-methyl carbamates,
organophosphates,
parathion.
insensate: lacking
animate awareness or sensation
insipidus, diabetes: (Endocrine) polyuria and polydipsia caused by
inadequate secretion of vasopressin.
in situ bypass: (Vascular) vein grafting technique.
in situ carcinoma, cancer: (Onc) confined, no spread
or metastasis.
inspiratory rhonchi:
(Pulm) rattling in throat, common in asthma.
inspiratory stridor: (Pulm) low audible
inspiratory rhonchi.
inspissated cerumen: (ENT) dried ear wax plugging external canal.
Inspra: (Rx) generic = eplerenone; tablets to improve
survival of CHF patients after heart attack (2003).
instantaneous axis of rotation: kinematic phrase.
InstaTrak: (Device)
for ENT surgery.
Insyte AutoGuard, AutoGuard-P catheter: (Device) protects against accidental needle sticks.
Intacs: (Ophth) brand name corneal ring implants
intact PTH (parathyroid hormone): (Lab) to diagnosed hypo- or hyperparathyroidism.
Integra: artificial
skin for treatment of burns.
Integrilin
injection:
(Rx) eptifibatide per IV, for severe chest pain, and to prevent heart attack.
Integris
3-D RA (rotational angiography):
(Radio) imaging study
Integrity AFx DR pacemaker: (Cardio)
Intensive
Narcotic Detoxification: anesthesia-assisted 1-day detox
procedure for opiate addiction.
intensivist: doctor
who treats patient only in ICU.
intention tremor: (Neuro) tremor exhibited or intensified when
attempting coordinated movements.
inter. or int. :
(abbrev.) between meals
intercalary graft: occurring between 2 others.
Intercept
platelet system: (Hem) used to inactivate viruses,
bacteria, etc., in platelets before transfusion.
interferometry: method that measures the path of reflected light.
Inter Fix spinal fusion cage: (Device)
for spinal surgery.
InterGard heparin
graft: graft infused with heparin to prevent blood clots at
graft site.
intermittent positive-pressure breathing (IPPB): (Pulm)
1-2 intermetatarsal angle: (Ortho) describes the interspace between metatarsals
Intermittent Cyclical Therapy (ICT): (Rheum/Pharm) osteoporosis therapy consisting of
400 mg/day of etidronate disodium (Didronel)
administered for 2 weeks,
followed by a 13-week rest period, supplemented daily with 500 mg of elemental
calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D,
total treatment period 150
weeks.
intermuscular septum: connective tissue which separates 2 muscles.
internal derangement: (Ortho) dislocation
internal intussusception: (GI)
internal oblique
muscle: (Anatomy) anterolateral abdominal wall.
interosseus: (Anatomy)
muscles of hands and feet, produce movement of digits; interossei (plural)
interosseous
(adjective): situated between bones
or occurring between bones, as some muscles and ligaments.
Interpore: (Ortho) synthetic bone/tissue brand name, for
spinal fusions.
Interseal acetabular cup: (Device)
used during hip replacements.
interspinous pseudarthrosis: (Ortho) formation of a false
joint between 2 spinous processes.
InterStim: (Device) neurostimulation device, aids in
incontinence.
interstitial: (adjective) (noun = interstice) space or gap in a
tissue or structure of an organ.
interstitial laser
coagulation: (Procedure) alternative procedure to TURP for benign
prostatic hypertrophy
interstitial lung
disease: (Pulm)
x-ray changes can be acinar, nodular, reticular, reticulonodular.
intima of the aorta: innermost.
intima-thickness test: AKA, carotid intima-thickness test.
intimal: either relating to the intima or meaning innermost
part.
in toto :
all, complete (i.e., “removed the lesion in toto...”)
intraarterial digital subtraction angiography: (Radio)
intraarticular arthrodesis:
Intracath: catheter-through-needle system.
intracavernous injections: (Uro) at the base of the
penis into the corpus cavernosum.
intracavitary radium (ICR): form of radiation treatment.
intracardiac amobarbital procedure: (Neuro)
AKA: Wada testing; injection of anesthesia to suspend part of brain’s activity,
done to test for suitability for brain surgery usually.
intracuticular: within
the epidermis.
Intraject: drug delivery system, prefilled,
needle free (HPI 2001).
intramedullary nail:
used in long bones.
intramedullary skeletal
kinetic distractor (ISKD): nail to
lengthen femur and tibia.
intraosseous venography: obsolete technique of imaging deep veins
after intraosseous injection of contrast.
intraperitoneal
hyperthermic chemotherapy: (Onc) IPHC
intraperitoneal radioactive chromic phosphorus (P32): imaging
agent.
intrarectal ultrasonography: (Radio) within the rectum.
intraspongy nuclear herniation (disk): ?
IntraStent DoubleStrut stent: (Equip) stent used in leg arteries.
intratendinous: within
the tendon (adjective)
intrauterine pregnancy: (NOTE: not
“inter”, inter means between, intra means within).
intravenous cholangiography (IVC): imaging of bile ducts after injection with
contrast.
intraventricular conduction delay: on
EKG, abbrev. IVCD.
intravitreal delivery: (Ophth) injection directly into the eye.
Intrepid
catheter: (Cardio)
intrinsic: belonging to the essential nature of a thing, not
accidental (NOTE- See extrinsic).
intrinsic plus/minus deformity of hand: arthritis
intraepiploic meningioma:
intussusception: (GI) telescoping of bowel.
Invacare
Comfort-Mate cushion: type of cushion for wheelchair.
Invanz: (Rx) generic = ertapenem; antibiotic.
Invance male sling procedure: (Uro) for incontinence.
INVIRASE: (Rx)
generic = saquinavir; antiretroviral medication.
inversion: turn inward, upside down. (NOTE- eversion: turn outward).
inversion ankle stress x-ray:
inversion yawn
test: also called talar tilt.
Invicorp: injection for treatment of erectile dysfunction.
Involved
field radiation therapy: (Onc) IFRT,
cancer treatment.
Iodine-125
(type as I125): radioactive iodine
Iodoflex
dressing:
iodoform gauze, dressing: used as a local antibacterial.
iodohippurate sodium I-131 renogram:
iodophor: iodine compound used to protect skin during surgery.
iohexol CT scan: (Radio) iohexol is a contrast medium.
IOL: intraocular lens.
Ionax
soap: (Derm) skin cleanser for acne.
Ionescu-Shiley
valve:
(Cardio) prosthetic
valve.
ionic flux, ionic fluxes: a measure of flow.
ionil-T: (Derm) coal tar shampoo.
iontophoresis: using electrical current to deliver therapy.
Iotrol
study: study regarding physiologic effects of
contrast media.
I-OXY: (Uro) intravesical
oxybutynin.
IPAP: (Pulm) inspiratory positive airway pressure.
IPC:
intermittent pneumatic compression, expels blood from
legs.
IPG: impedance plethysmography.
I-Plant: brachytherapy with I-125 seeds.
ipledge program: for isoretinoin users, so
they do not become pregnant while on the derm medication, see www.ipledge.com .
iPod: (Technology) hand-held organization and entertainment
device.
IPPB: (Pulm) intermittent
positive-pressure breathing.
ipratropium bromide: (Rx) generic for Atrovent; nasal spray for
respiratory conditions.
Iprivask: (Rx) generic = desirudin; injection.
IPRK: (Abbrev/Ophth) intrastromal photorefractive keratectomy.
IPSF: immediate postsurgical fitting.
ipsilateral: meaning on
the same side.
IPSS: (Uro) International
Prostate Symptom Score.
iPTH: immunoreactive parathyroid hormone; note spelling,
lower case “i” (“Current Medical Terminology”, 9th Ed.)
IPV: (Peds) inactivated poliovirus vaccine.
Iquix:
(Rx) generic = levofloxacin;
an antibiotic ophthalmic solution, especially for bacterial corneal ulcers.
irascible:
(Adjective) meaning prone to temper outbursts, easily
angered.
irbesartan: (Rx) generic for Avapro, to treat hypertension.
Ircon,
Ircon-FA: OTC iron supplement.
Iressa: (Rx)
generic = gefitinib; drug for lung cancer (2003).
iridencleisis: (Ophth) procedure to reduce intraocular pressure
irides: plural of iris.
iridocorneal: (Ophth) relating to iris and cornea.
iridolenticular:
(Ophth) pertaining to the iris and the lens.
iris bombe: (Ophth)
pronounced “bom-bay”; condition or swelling or curving outward of
iris.
IRMA: (Ophth)
intraretinal microvascular abnormality.
irofulven: (Rx/Onc) one of a new
antineoplastic class of drugs derived from mushroom toxins, another drug in
this class is acylfulvene; all other drugs in this class will share “fulven” in their names.
iron-binding capacity:
(Lab)
iron deficiency anemia: (Hem) condition of low serum iron.
irradiance: measure of
the power output of laser (W/cm2).
Irrijet DS:
(Device) irrigates and debrides wounds.
Irvine-Gass
syndrome:
(Ophth)
Irwin
osteotomy:
(Ortho) pelvic
ischiocavernosus muscle: (Anatomy) muscle extending from the ischium to the
penis or clitoris and assisting in their
erection.
I-125 seed: (Onc) radioactive for
brachytherapy; aka, I-Plant.
Ishihara test:
(Ophth) screening for color
vision, aka Ishihara plates.
ISIS-2, 3:
(Research) Second and Third International Study of Infarct Survival.
island pedicle graft, flap: (Surgery)
reconstructive technique.
islet cell: pancreas.
Isletest: (Lab) test used to identify people at high risk of
developing type 1 diabetes before onset of disease; aka, Isletest-ICA.
ISMO: (Rx)
isosorbide mononitrate; vasodilator.
Isocam SPECT system:
(Radio)
isocyanates:
(Chemical) used in the manufacture of paints.
isoechoic: (Radio) ultrasonographic term, even distribution of
echoes.
isoflavonoids: (Nutrition) natural substances found in some foods
thought to be helpful for cancer and heart disease, a
class of polyphenols.
isoflurane: (Pharm) drug
used with oxygen during anesthesia
IsoMed: (Pharm) drug pump used to
deliver drug.
isoniazid: (Rx)
bactericidal drug, used for TB.
IsoSource: (Nutrition)
liquid nutritional supplement (manufacturer’s web site 2005).
isotactic: term
related to gait.
Isotoner
gloves: brand name of hand gloves.
Iso Trast: (Radio) intracavitary radium (ICR)
implant.
Isovis wound protector:
IsoVue, IsoVue M: (Radio)
contrast agents, x-ray.
Istalol: (Rx) generic = timolol; for glaucoma, elevated
intraocular pressure.
isthmica nodosa: (Ob-GYN) salpingitis,
inflammation of fallopian tubes, especially portion closest to uterus.
itraconazole: (Rx)
generic; used for fungal infections.
IUdR:
iododeoxyuridine; a radiosensitizer.
IUGR: intrauterine growth retardation
IVAC pump: delivers IV doses of medication
ivalon sponge eye implant: to embolize AV malformation
Ivar Parlmar reduction:
?
IVC: (Abbrev) intravenous cholangiography
OR:
inferior vena cava
IVCT: inferior vena caval thrombosis.
Ivemark
syndrome: splenic agenesis syndrome.
ivermectin: (Rx) generic
for Stromectol; for parasitic infections.
Iverson dermabrader: (Equip)
IV Index: A database provided by Micromedex supplying
information on intravenous products and emergency care, available online or by
phone.
Ivy loop: (Plastic and Oral Surgery)
wired placed around 2 adjacent teeth to provide an attachment for
intermaxillary elastics.
Ixodes dammini:
(Biology)
the scientific name for the tick that carries Lyme disease.
Iyama-Kurtycz, Christina
MD: (goes by “Tina”) autism
specialist at University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics /Waisman Center
(2003).