| attrition murmur |
pericardial friction rub.
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| attenuated virus |
one whose pathogenicity has been reduced by serial animal passage or by other means.
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| attributable risk |
the amount or proportion of incidence of disease or death (or risk of disease or death) in individuals exposed to a specific risk factor that can be attributed to exposure to that factor; the difference in the risk for unexposed versus exposed individuals. The term is sometimes incorrectly used to denote population attributable r.
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| attack |
"Attack!" is a board game published by Eagle Games and created by Glenn Drove released in 2003. Like the popular board game Risk, it allows for players to create their own military states off of a board showing a map of the Earth divided into territories and attack other players in an attempt to conquer the world, although the victory conditions for "Attack!" are a bit different than world domination. In the expansion to the board game, victory points are added. ...
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| attapulgite |
Attapulgite (also attapulgus, among other lesser-used or trademarked names) is a type of clay soil common to the Southeastern U.S. Its main use is in medicine, where it physically binds to acids and toxic substances in the stomach and digestive tract. For that reason, it is the "dirt" generally used in dirt eating. It was also the ingredient used in Kaopectate, before that product became pink bismuth subsalicylate in the 2000s. ...
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