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trigeminal nerve The fifth cranial nerve, a major nerve of the face and head. It is related to nerve impulses that direct the muscles for jaw movement.
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triglyceride The most important of three groups of neutral fats; the basic unit consists of a molecule of glycerol in ester bond with three molecules of fatty acid; it serves as the major storage form of fatty acids and is practically the exclusive constituent of adipose tissue.
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trigger A stimulus that causes asthma symptoms or an attack. Triggers include irritants such as fumes, cigarette smoke, allergens such as house dust mite or moulds, viral respiratory tract infections, and exercise. Not every asthmatic responds to every trigger. And not every asthmatic responds to the same trigger in the same way on each exposure. Some triggers, such as allergens, can cause worsening airway inflammation.
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trigeminal L. tres = three + geminus = twin, triplets; fifth cranial nerve with three main branches.
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trigonocephaly triangular-shaped skull, due to premature fusion of the interfrontal (metopic) suture.
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