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Corrugated
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Corrugated Having a ripple-like distortion.
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Corrections Deparment Institute
The Corrections Deparment Institute is a hospital in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, United States.
Correlation
The relationship of one variable to another, not to be confused with causation.
Correspondence problem
In Stereopsis: the challenge of matching elements in one eye with elements in another eye. Also known as the Matching Problem. In Motion: the challenge of matching moving elements in one frame with elements in a succeeding frame (especially true of random dot cinematograms).
Corrigan pulse
A pulse that is full and then suddenly collapses.
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Cytochrome oxidase
Histochemical method. Indicator of functional state of neurons as brain derives energy from oxidase metabolism. Used in the discovery of blobs in the visual cortex.
Caseous
Having a consistency like that of cottage cheese.
Catarrh
Inflammation of a mucous membrane with free discharge.
Cholelith
Gallstone; bile stone.
Contralateral
Affecting or pertaining to the opposite side.
Corrugated
Cytomegaly
Marked enlargement of cells.
Cholecystotomy
Incision into the gallbladder.
Categorical attitude
Abstract attitude. This is a type of thinking that includes voluntarily shifting one's mind set from a specific aspect of a situation to the general aspect; It involves keeping in mind different simultaneous aspects of a situation while grasping the essentials of the situation. It can involve breaking a situation down into its parts and isolating them voluntarily; planning ahead ideationally; and/or thinking or performing symbolically. A characteristic of many psychiatric disorders is the person's inability to assume the abstract attitude or to shift readily from the concrete to the abstract and back again as demanded by circumstances.
Capgra's syndrome
The delusion that others, or the self, have been replaced by imposters. It typically follows the development of negative feelings toward the other person that the subject cannot accept and attributes, instead, to the imposter. The syndrome has been reported in paranoid schizophrenia and, even more frequently, in organic brain disease.
Catalepsy
Waxy flexibility--rigid maintenance of a body position over an extended period of time.
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Corrections Deparment Institute
The Corrections Deparment Institute is a hospital in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, United States.
Correlation
The relationship of one variable to another, not to be confused with causation.
Correspondence problem
In Stereopsis: the challenge of matching elements in one eye with elements in another eye. Also known as the Matching Problem. In Motion: the challenge of matching moving elements in one frame with elements in a succeeding frame (especially true of random dot cinematograms).
Corrigan pulse
A pulse that is full and then suddenly collapses.
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Cytochrome oxidase
Histochemical method. Indicator of functional state of neurons as brain derives energy from oxidase metabolism. Used in the discovery of blobs in the visual cortex.
Caseous
Having a consistency like that of cottage cheese.
Catarrh
Inflammation of a mucous membrane with free discharge.
Cholelith
Gallstone; bile stone.
Contralateral
Affecting or pertaining to the opposite side.
Corrugated
Cytomegaly
Marked enlargement of cells.
Cholecystotomy
Incision into the gallbladder.
Categorical attitude
Abstract attitude. This is a type of thinking that includes voluntarily shifting one's mind set from a specific aspect of a situation to the general aspect; It involves keeping in mind different simultaneous aspects of a situation while grasping the essentials of the situation. It can involve breaking a situation down into its parts and isolating them voluntarily; planning ahead ideationally; and/or thinking or performing symbolically. A characteristic of many psychiatric disorders is the person's inability to assume the abstract attitude or to shift readily from the concrete to the abstract and back again as demanded by circumstances.
Capgra's syndrome
The delusion that others, or the self, have been replaced by imposters. It typically follows the development of negative feelings toward the other person that the subject cannot accept and attributes, instead, to the imposter. The syndrome has been reported in paranoid schizophrenia and, even more frequently, in organic brain disease.
Catalepsy
Waxy flexibility--rigid maintenance of a body position over an extended period of time.
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