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Definition of medical
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of medical is as below...
Medical
(a.)
Containing
medicine;
used in
medicine;
medicinal;
as, the
medical
properties
of a
plant..
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Specialist
::
Specialist
(n.) One who
devotes
himself
to some
specialty;
as, a
medical
specialist,
one who
devotes
himself
to
diseases
of
particular
parts of the body, as the eye, the ear, the
nerves,
etc..
Aesculapian
::
Aesculapian
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Aesculapius
or to the
healing
art;
medical;
medicinal.
Hippocrates
::
Hippocrates
(n.) A
famous
Greek
physician
and
medical
writer,
born in Cos, about 460 B. C..
Prescript
::
Prescript
(n.) A
medical
prescription.
Dispensary
::
Dispensary
(n.) A place where
medicines
are
prepared
and
dispensed;
esp., a place where the poor can
obtain
medical
advice
and
medicines
gratuitously
or at a
nominal
price..
Empirical
::
Empirical
(a.)
Depending
upon
experience
or
observation
alone,
without
due
regard
to
science
and
theory;
-- said
especially
of
medical
practice,
remedies,
etc.;
wanting
in
science
and deep
insight;
as,
empiric
skill,
remedies..
Prescription
::
Prescription
(n.) A
direction
of a
remedy
or of
remedies
for a
disease,
and the
manner
of using them; a
medical
recipe;
also, a
prescribed
remedy..
Language
::
Language
(n.) The
vocabulary
and
phraseology
belonging
to an art or
department
of
knowledge;
as,
medical
language;
the
language
of
chemistry
or
theology..
Cure
::
Cure (n.)
Medical
or
hygienic
care;
remedial
treatment
of
disease;
a
method
of
medical
treatment;
as, to use the water
cure..
Patient
::
Patient
(n.) A
person
under
medical
or
surgical
treatment;
--
correlative
to
physician
or
nurse.
Miasmology
::
Miasmology
(n.) That
department
of
medical
science
which
treats
of
miasma.
Materia Medica
::
Materia
medica
() That
branch
of
medical
science
which
treats
of the
nature
and
properties
of all the
substances
that are
employed
for the cure of
diseases.
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::
-oma () A
suffix
used in
medical
terms to
denote
a
morbid
condition
of some part,
usually
some kind of
tumor;
as in
fibroma,
glaucoma..
Wash
::
Wash (n.) A
medical
preparation
in a
liquid
form for
external
application;
a
lotion.
Quack
::
Quack (n.) A
boastful
pretender
to
medical
skill;
an
empiric;
an
ignorant
practitioner.
Derivative
::
Derivative
(n.) An agent which is
adapted
to
produce
a
derivation
(in the
medical
sense).
Medico-legal
::
Medico-legal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to law as
affected
by
medical
facts.
Student
::
Student
(n.) A
person
engaged
in
study;
one who is
devoted
to
learning;
a
learner;
a
pupil;
a
scholar;
especially,
one who
attends
a
school,
or who seeks
knowledge
from
professional
teachers
or from
books;
as, the
students
of an
academy,
a
college,
or a
university;
a
medical
student;
a hard
student..
Stimulism
::
Stimulism
(n.) The
theory
of
medical
practice
which
regarded
life as
dependent
upon
stimulation,
or
excitation,
and
disease
as
caused
by
excess
or
deficiency
in the
amount
of
stimulation..
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.) A body of a men to whom any
specific
right or
privilege
is
granted;
formerly,
the
graduates
in any of the four
departments
of a
university
or
college
(Philosophy,
Law,
Medicine,
or
Theology),
to whom was
granted
the right of
teaching
(profitendi
or
docendi)
in the
department
in which they had
studied;
at
present,
the
members
of a
profession
itself;
as, the
medical
faculty;
the legal
faculty,
ect..
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