| cathartic |
A powerful purgative or laxative, causing severe evacuation, with or without pain.
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| cathartic |
an agent which produces active bowel movements, often accompanying cramps; it is usually combined with an antispasmodic.
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| cathode ray tube |
A vacuum tube containing a screen on which ultrasonic scans or oscilloscope traces may be displayed.
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| cathode ray tube |
The Cathode Ray tube is the heart, soul, and guts of any standard television set. The CRT is the picture tube used in all television and monitor sets that require a scanning tube. In a CRT,
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| catheter |
A thin flexible tube which can be guided into body organs. A cardiac catheter is inserted into a vein or artery (usually an arm or leg) and gently threaded into the heart. Its progress can be watched on a fluoroscope. It can be used for diagnosis (to take samples of blood or pressure readings in the chambers of the heart), treatment, (administer a drug), or to carry out a procedure.
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