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One of the major divisions within Christianity (the others being Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism and Protestantism). It consists of 15 autocephalous churches. Each is headed by a bishop; most are related to a specific country, as in Serbian, Russian and Greek Orthodox. The Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches had been drifting apart in belief, practice and ritual for centuries before they formally split in 1054 CE. Each now regards themselves to be the only true Christian church.
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| orthophosphate |
chemistry-based term that refers to an organic phosphate where the phosphate is attached on the ortho position in a benzene ring.
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| orthosis |
A device that is used to protect, support, or improve function of parts of the body that move. Orthoses is plural.
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| orthotics |
The profession of providing devices to support and straighten the body.
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| orthotist |
A skilled professional who fabricates orthotic devices that are prescribed by a physician.
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