| infrared m. |
one in which radiation of 800 mμ or longer wavelength is used as the image-forming energy.
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| infrared r.’s |
radiations just beyond the red end of the visible spectrum; their wavelengths range between 0.75 and 1000 μm; see infrared.
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| infrared s. |
a device that analyzes the chemical composition of a substance either by passing infrared light through a specimen and characterizing its absorption spectrum or by measuring the amount of infrared light emitted by excited atoms or molecules in a specimen; infrared light is emitted or absorbed in a given band in proportion to the concentration of the molecule characterized by the band.
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| infrared tympanic t. |
determination of body temperature by measuring the infrared radiation emanating from the tympanic membrane, using a probe introduced into the external acoustic meatus.
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| infrared absorption spectroscopy |
A technique that uses the infrared absorbing properties of pigmented molecules to determine their presence in tissues or body fluids. A common clinical application is in the design of oximeters. SEE: oximeter
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