| internal reference electrode |
The metal electrode inside all chemical-sensing potentiometric electrodes. The two most commonly used internal reference electrodes are the calomel and the silver/silver chloride.
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| internal sensation |
Subjective sensation .
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| internal strangulation |
The entrapment of a segment of the intestine in an internal hernia or by adhesion, or through a rent or hiatus in the diaphragm, which leads to vascular compromise with ensuing gangrene.
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| internal transmigration |
Transfer of an ovum through the uterus to the opposite oviduct.
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| internal version |
Podalic version .
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