I went to OneLook dictionary site, and
Posted By: Me on 2008-06-21
In Reply to: And the symptoms are.... - starstruck
Subject: I went to OneLook dictionary site, and
I guess Brugada is a possibility. I chose the Wipiki entry to read. Here is part of what it said:
The cause of death in Brugada syndrome is ventricular fibrillation.The episodes of syncope (fainting) and sudden death (aborted or not) are caused by fast polymorphic ventricular tachycardias or ventricular fibrillation. These arrhythmias appear with no warning. While there is no exact treatment modality that reliably and totally prevents ventricular fibrillation from occurring in this syndrome, treatment lies in termination of this lethal arrhythmia before it causes death. This is done via implantation of an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD), which continuously monitors the heart rhythm and will defibrillate an individual if ventricular fibrillation is noted. Some recently performed studies had evaluated the role of quinidine, a Class Ia antiarrhythmic drug, for decreasing VF episodes occurring in this syndrome. Quinidine was found to decrease number of VF episodes and correcting spontaneous ECG changes, possibly via inhibiting Ito channels.[9] Those with risk factors for coronary artery disease may require an angiogram before ICD implantation.
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Does everybody already know about this website?
For labile, it shows the quick definition as:
labile - adjective: open to change; liable to change
Let OneLook dictionary settle it.
Subject: Let OneLook dictionary settle it.
Go to OneLook dictionary. Type in mass affect. It will suggest mass effect. Voila!
glucosuria according to OneLook Dictionary.
Subject: glucosuria according to OneLook Dictionary.
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attenuation...onelook.com or a medical dictionary. nm
Subject: attenuation...onelook.com or a medical dictionary. nm
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onelook.com is a great dictionary for this kind of stuff. nm
Subject: onelook.com is a great dictionary for this kind of stuff. nm
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OneLook.com site says:
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Quick definitions (buttock)
# noun: either of the two large fleshy masses of muscular tissue that form the human rump
Great site - onelook.com - see more
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Not your original poster.
I had never used this site before, but browsing the posts today I saw your message and decided to check OneLook.com. Wow! I have put it in my favorites and I am sure I will use it a lot in the future!!!! Thanks.
get spelling help at onelook.com. Great site! nm
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cachectic....wasted.... use onelook.com for look ups. Great site! nm
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One Look Dictionary site
Subject: One Look Dictionary site
has a helpful feature. You could type in l*noid and it would have offered you several choices, among them the one you were looking for. It usually gives definitions, too.
From One-Look Dictionary site:
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allodynia
Condition in which ordinarily nonpainful stimuli evoke pain.
Origin: allo-+ G. Odyne, pain
I agree. Go to Stedman's web site and check the dictionary.
Subject: I agree. Go to Stedman's web site and check the dictionary.
OneLook
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I went to OneLook dictionary search and typed this in. One of the words it suggests might be what you need, but I'm not familiar with this either.
do*metry
Try onelook
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Go to onelook.com and type in ano*l and see if any of those words fits you sound alike.
www.onelook.com
Subject: www.onelook.com
You can search on part of the word. Also it never hurts to try googling the word, especially if you have some other pertinent words to use in the search as well. If you're close enough, Google will sometimes give it to you. There's also Google Suggest, particularly helpful if you know the begining of words or phrases but not the end. As you type, it starts giving a list of suggestions. Hope some of that helps.
Try www.onelook.com
Subject: Try www.onelook.com
Use onelook.com.
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well, this site IS an American MT site....nm
Subject: well, this site IS an American MT site....nm
Not on OneLook. Do you have the address for (sm)
Subject: Not on OneLook. Do you have the address for (sm)
this site. It is the best dictionary I have ever seen. I use it every single day. http://www.onelook.com/
Go to onelook.com and put in cocc*l. :) NM
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Think you need hydroureter....onelook.com..nm
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think you need untoward....onelook.com. nm
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Use www.onelook.com and enter
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b*hcg. You'll find your answer. Mark this site as a favorite - it's a great tool.
I use OneLook for looking things up.
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chorioamnionitis (cho·rio·am·ni·o·ni·tis) (kor”e-o-am”ne-o-ni´tis) inflammation of the chorion and amnion.
Did you check OneLook?
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http://www.onelook.com/?w=viremia&ls=a
The child sounds like he/she has a virus to me.
TY - never heard of onelook.com ?
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facies...and then use onelook.com for the def. :) nm
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New OneLook feature...sm
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Forgive me if somebody has already posted this, but for those of us that like to use the wildcard search in OneLook, they now have a feature that will allow you to sort the results by meaning.
For example, before, if you were searching for a drug that starts with an "h" and ends in "ide," you would type "h*ide" into the search box, and the search would generate 3 pages of results that you would have to sift through. However, now they have a feature that can filter the results by meaning. So if you typed "h*ide:drug" in OneLook's search box, the search will only bring back results related to drugs. In this instance it only brings up 2 single matches as opposed to 3 pages of results you would get with a general search.
You can read more about it here: http://www.onelook.com/?c=faq#patterns (under #5, Advanced tips for using wildcard patterns)
Hope this helps some of you out!
It's an acronym. Go to OneLook.com
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Type in v* syndrome. It's #61.
go to www.onelook,com and put in your word sm
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You'll see it come up, click on that, and it will direct you to numerous dictionaries in which it is found. Click on one under the medical dictionary. Onelook is a very good place to look up words or parts of words, as you can only request the part you know. Hope this helps.
I put *m*t* score into OneLook dot com and -- sm
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it suggested DeMeester score, which is apparently a measure of esophageal acidity and used in GERD testing ... does that fit your context?
Looks like they are interchangeable according to www.onelook.com. Usually here insufflation
Subject: Looks like they are interchangeable according to www.onelook.com. Usually here insufflation
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ablation? Go to www.onelook.com for the meaning. nm
Subject: ablation? Go to www.onelook.com for the meaning. nm
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I looked equanimity up on Onelook and got this. sm
Subject: I looked equanimity up on Onelook and got this. sm
Think it fits the context
Your Query of 'Equanimity' Resulted in 1 Matches
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equanimity
noun
1. Calmness of temper; composure.
Thesaurus: composure, poise, placidity, calm, self-possession, tranquillity, serenity, sang-froid, level-headedness, imperturbability; Antonym: alarm, anxiety. Etymology: 17c: from Latin aequanimitas, from aequus equal + animus mind.
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onelook.com shows lax. Also have never used laxed. nm
Subject: onelook.com shows lax. Also have never used laxed. nm
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Go to onelook.com, type in coccy* and see
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Could it be Serratia? Found this in OneLook. sm
Subject: Could it be Serratia? Found this in OneLook. sm
Made up of gram-negative rods which produce a red pigment. For the most part, they are free-living saprophytes, but they cause a variety of infections in immunocompromised patients.
raphe can be anywhere. It fits here. Check on onelook.com..nm
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onelook.com and the Merriam's dict. agree with you, too! :) nm
Subject: onelook.com and the Merriam's dict. agree with you, too! :) nm
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see link...all the *tory failures on Onelook.com
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Other than transient, I don't know. Go to onelook.com, type in transg* and see if any of them fit
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Insensible per onelook.com - barely able to be perceived. Would be
Subject: Insensible per onelook.com - barely able to be perceived. Would be
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onelook.com is a great word reference! nm
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...onelook.com is a great word resource! nm
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might be coprolalia...go onelook.com, type in *alia, and check the def. nm
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onelook.com shows defervesce as an actual term. nm
Subject: onelook.com shows defervesce as an actual term. nm
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go to onelook.com, type in *sporosis or *porosis and see if anything s/l your phrase. nm
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You're correct. From onelook.com, a force that moves something along. He's a
Subject: You're correct. From onelook.com, a force that moves something along. He's a
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Go to onelook.com and type in fu* and see if one of the fuchs phrases fits in there. There
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Trial and error with OneLook finally pulled this one off. nm
Subject: Trial and error with OneLook finally pulled this one off. nm
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Is the first sound getting cut off? OneLook lists cerebro-, lepto-, and neuromeningeal. nm
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