| fixed i. |
a morbid impression or belief which stays in the mind and cannot be changed by reason; called also idée fixe.
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| fixed m. |
a quiescent, sessile macrophage similar to a fibroblast in morphology, found in the lymph nodes, spleen, bone marrow, and connective tissue (where it is called a histiocyte).
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| fixed o. |
an oil that does not evaporate on warming. Such oils, consisting of a mixture of fatty acids and their esters, are classified as solid (chiefly stearin), semisolid (chiefly palmitin), and liquid (chiefly olein). They are also classified as drying, semidrying, and nondrying, depending on their tendency to solidify when exposed, in a thin film, to air. Called also expressed o. and fatty o.
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| fixed p. |
a pupil which does not react either to light or on convergence, or in accommodation.
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| fixed partial d. |
a prosthetic dental appliance that replaces lost teeth and is held in position by attachments to adjacent prepared natural teeth, roots, or implants. Called also bridge and fixed bridge.
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