| quick-change n. |
one bearing a single objective, which may be quickly attached to or removed from a microscope.
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| quick-cure r. |
any resin that can be polymerized by the addition of an activator and a catalyst without the use of external heat; used in dental restorations and repairs. Called also chemically activated r., autopolymer r., and cold-curing r.
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| quickening |
the first recognizable movements of the fetus, appearing usually from the sixteenth to the twentieth week of pregnancy.
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| quicklime |
calcium oxide.
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| Quick Neurological Screening Test |
ABBR: QNST. A standardized test of neurological function for persons 5 years of age or older. It assesses various areas, including attention, balance, motor planning, coordination, and spatial organization.
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