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Murphy's p. piano p.
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Murphy's s. a sign of gallbladder disease consisting of interruption of the patient's deep inhalation when the physician's fingers are pressed deeply beneath the right costal arch, below the hepatic margin.
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Murphy's t. the patient sits with arms folded in front; the examiner's thumb is placed under the twelfth rib and short jabbing movements are made. Thus deep-seated tenderness and muscular rigidity are determined. Called also Murphy's kidney punch.
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Murray Valley d. see under encephalitis.
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Murray Valley e. a viral encephalitis that occurred epidemically in 1950 and 1951 in the Murray Valley, Victoria, Australia, and was later proved to be a recurrence of the Australian X encephalitis of the 1920s. It is caused by a flavivirus that infects birds and mosquitoes, most often in northern Australia and New Guinea. Epidemics are infrequent and children are the most seriously affected. See also under virus.
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