Named signs
Signs and patterns named after the people who described them: Kussmaul, Homans, Chvostek and more.
coffee-ground emesis
KAW-fee grownd EM-eh-sis · sustantivo
Vomit that is dark brown and grainy, like used coffee grounds.
Entrada completara-KOON eyezBruising around both eyes, like a raccoon's mask.
Raynaud phenomenonEpónimoray-NOH fuh-NOM-uh-nonA condition in which small arteries of the fingers and toes narrow too much in response to cold or stress.
rebound tendernessREE-bownd TEN-der-nisPain that is worse when a hand pressing into the abdomen is quickly let go than when it is pressed in.
Reynolds pentadEpónimoREN-uldz PEN-tadFive findings together: fever, pain in the upper right abdomen, jaundice, low blood pressure and confusion.
Romberg testEpónimoROM-berg TESTA balance test in which the person stands with feet together and arms at the sides, first with eyes open and then with eyes closed.
rooting reflexROO-ting REE-fleksA newborn reflex in which the baby turns toward a touch on the cheek or the corner of the mouth and opens the mouth.
Rovsing signEpónimoROV-sing SINEPain felt in the right lower abdomen when the examiner presses on the left lower abdomen.
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