Dictionary of Nursing and Individual Health Care
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-al > 5-h
A
a > acr
acr > aet
aet > alp
alp > anc
anc > ant
ant > arc
arc > ata
ata > azy
B
b > beh
beh > bir
bir > bor
bor > bro
bro > bys
C
c > car
car > cau
cau > che
che > cho
cho > clo
clo > com
com > con
con > cra
cra > cyc
cyc > cyt
D
d > dem
dem > dia
dia > dis
dis > dum
dum > dys
E
e > emm
emm > ent
ent > ery
ery > ext
ext > eye
F
f > fet
fet > flu
flu > fur
fur > fyb
G
g > gen
gen > glu
glu > gyn
gyn > gyr
H
h > hav
hav > hep
hep > hmo
hmo > hyd
hyd > hyp
hyp > hys
I
i > imp
imp > inf
inf > int
int > inv
inv > ivu
J
j > jux
K
k > kyp
kyp > kyp
L
l > lat
lat > lin
lin > lum
lum > lys
M
m > mar
mar > mef
mef > met
met > mis
mis > msh
msh > myr
myr > myx
N
n > nep
nep > nit
nit > nys
nys > nys
O
o > oli
oli > orc
orc > out
out > ozo
P
p > par
par > pbi
pbi > per
per > pha
pha > pil
pil > pmt
pmt > pos
pos > pre
pre > pro
pro > psy
psy > pyk
pyk > pyu
Q
q > quo
R
r > rec
rec > res
res > ris
ris > ryl
S
s > sch
sch > sel
sel > shi
shi > sma
sma > spe
spe > sta
sta > sto
sto > sug
sug > syn
syn > sys
T
t > ter
ter > thy
thy > tra
tra > tro
tro > tyr
U
ukc > uri
uri > uvu
V
vac > ven
ven > vit
vit > vul
W
wai > wry
X
x > xyl
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Sabin Vaccine
Sabin vaccine
noun
an
oral
vaccine
against
poliomyelitis
, consisting of weak live
polio
virus
. Compare
Salk vaccine
(NOTE: This is the
vaccine
used in the UK) [Developed 1955. After Albert Bruce Sabin (1906-93), Russian-born New York
bacteriologist
.]
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Salk vaccine
(noun an injected vaccine against poliomyelitis, consisting of inactivated polio virus. Compare ...)
DPT vaccine
(DPT immunisation noun a combined vaccine or immunisation against the three diseases, ...)
Hib vaccine
(noun a vaccine used to inoculate against the bacterium ℑ Haemophilius influenzae that causes ...)
quadruple vaccine
(noun a vaccine which immunises against four diseases, diphtheria, whooping cough, poliomyelitis ...)
TAB vaccine
(noun a
vaccine
which immunises against typhoid fever and paratyphoid A and B)