Ulcer
/UL-ser/Open sore caused by skin or tissue breakdown.
Circumscribed loss of cutaneous or mucosal epithelium extending into dermis or submucosa.
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Open sore caused by skin or tissue breakdown.
Circumscribed loss of cutaneous or mucosal epithelium extending into dermis or submucosa.
Affecting only one side of the body.
Anatomical designation indicating involvement restricted to either the left or right side.
Lack of awareness and responsiveness.
State of profound loss of cognitive awareness and motor reactivity to external sensory stimuli.
Walking with poor balance or coordination.
Irregular, wide-based, or staggering walking pattern caused by vestibular, cerebellar, or sensory nerve deficits.
Medical term for itchy, raised hives.
Vascular reaction of skin characterized by transient erythematous wheals accompanied by pruritus.
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