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1 소아과학
n. pediatrics, branch of medicine dealing with children's health care; pedology, study of child development; branch of medicine that specializes in treating children -
2 쇄석술
n. lithotrity, crushing of stones in the urinary tract (Medicine); lithotomy, surgical removal of stones from the body (Medicine) -
3 강장제
n. tonic, medicine or agent that strengthens and invigorates -
4 강직증
n. catalepsy, (Medicine) muscular rigidity and lack of contact with the environment (associated with schizophrenia) -
5 건조증
n. xerosis, excessive dryness (Medicine) -
6 건피증
n. xeroderma, skin disease causing dryness of the skin (Medicine, Dermatology) -
7 격리하다
v. isolate, separate, quarantine (Medicine) -
8 격해지다
v. rage, be furiously angry; irritate, cause inflammation or extreme sensitivity (Medicine) -
9 경색
n. infarction, (Medicine) obstruction, blockage; infarct, area of dying or dead tissue -
10 납중독
n. saturnism, (Medicine) lead poisoning -
11 내과
n. medicine -
12 내과 치료
n. medicine -
13 내복약
n. medicine -
14 내복하는
adj. take medicine -
15 농가진
n. impetigo, contagious skin disease caused by a bacteria and characterized by pustular eruptions on the skin (Medicine) -
16 농혈
n. pyaemia, (Medicine) disease caused by pyogenic bacteria in the blood (characterized by localized abscesses, fever, and jaundice) -
17 눈금 측정기
calibrator, person or thing which calibrates; instrument which measures diameter (Medicine) -
18 독감
n. flu, influenza, contagious viral disease characterized by fever and inflammation of the respiratory tract (Medicine) -
19 뢴트겐의
adj. roentgenologic, pertaining to roentgenology, pertaining to diagnosis through the use of X-ray radiation (Medicine) -
20 류머티즘
n. rheumatism, disease characterized by inflammation of the joints (Medicine)
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