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low frequency an inexact term that generally refers to a frequency of 1000 Hz and below
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low birth weight Infant mortality can be viewed as the extreme point on a continuum of pathology and reproductive casualty. The rate of neonatal and infant mortality in a particular population, therefore, serves as an indicator of other sublethal but nevertheless damaging health conditions, which negatively affect children
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low birth weight
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low birth weight Less than 2.5 kg.
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low vision Also called partial sight. Sight that cannot be satisfactorily corrected with glasses, contacts, or surgery. Low vision usually results from an eye disease such as glaucoma or macular degeneration. There are specialized optical and nonoptical devices that can enhance or improve visual ability in the low vision patient. The selection of the proper device to be used is determined in a special low vision eye examination.
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