Hemagglutinin hémagglutinine an antibody that causes agglutination of erythrocytes. Migraine h. migraineuse migraine. Mixte generic designation for a hyperlipoproteinemia in which several classes of lipoproteins are elevated; usually used to denote a type V phenotype, but sometimes used for a type II-b phenotype.
Hexosaminidase hexosaminidase 1. any of the enzymes that cleave hexosamines or acetylated hexosamines from gangliosides or other glycosides. Hydroxyurea hydroxyurée an antineoplastic that inhibits a step in DNA synthesis, used in treatment of chronic granulocytic leukemia, some carcinomas, malignant melanoma, and polycythemia vera. Androgenic h. androgène androgen. Hyperostosis hyperostose hypertrophy of bone. Heparan sulfate sulfate d'héparane a glycosaminoglycan occurring in the cell membrane of most cells, consisting of a repeating disaccharide unit of glucosamine and uronic acid residues, which may be acetylated and sulfated; it accumulates in several mucopolysaccharidoses. Hypobaric hypobare having less than normal pressure or weight; said of gases under less than atmospheric pressure, or to solutions of lower specific gravity than another taken as a standard of reference. Suffix with hypn to mean sleep-inducing blood pressure. Suppurative h. purulente purulent inflammation of the vitreous body.
Hiatus hiatus [L. ] an opening, gap, or cleft. Of Morgagni h. Suffix with hypn to mean sleep-inducing labor. de Morgagni 1. a cystlike remnant of the müllerian duct on the upper end of the testis. 3. the imprint of the ciliary processes on the vitreous body. Pleuroperitoneal h. pleuropéritonéal foramen of Bochdalek; a posterolateral opening in the fetal diaphragm; its failure to close leaves a congenital posterolateral defect that may become a site for congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
Hyaluronidase hyaluronidase any of three enzymes that catalyze the hydrolysis of hyaluronan and similar glycosaminoglycans. Toxic h. toxique a type caused by systemic poisoning or certain illnesses. Called also hyaluronate and hyaluronic acid. Hot line ligne d'assistance ouverte telephone assistance for those in need of crisis intervention, generally round-the-clock and staffed by nonprofessionals, with mental health professionals serving as advisors or in a back-up capacity. Alvei, a species that is part of the normal fecal flora, causes infection in patients with severe underlying illness and is associated with diarrhea. Suffix with hypn to mean sleep-inducing sleep. Hemoptysis hémoptysie the spitting of blood or of blood-stained sputum. Hand main the distal part of the upper limb, consisting of the carpus, metacarpus, and fingers.
Thyroid h's h. thyroïdiennes thyroxine, calcitonin, and triiodothyronine; in the singular, thyroxine and/or triiodothyronine. Hyperparathyroidism hyperparathyroïdie excessive activity of the parathyroid glands. Homatropine homatropine an anticholinergic similar to atropine; h. hydrobromide is used as an ophthalmic mydriatic and cycloplegic, and h. methylbromide is used as an inhibitor of gastric spasm and secretion. Hemianopia hémianopsie defective vision or blindness in half of the visual field of one or both eyes; loosely, scotoma in less than half of the visual field of one or both eyes. Muscular h. musculaire muscular oversensitivity to pain or fatigue. Renovascular h. rénovasculaire that due to occlusive disease of the renal arteries. The term of confinement in a hospital.
Lateral h. latéral presence of gonadal tissue typical of one sex on one side of the body and tissue typical of the other sex on the opposite side. Homeopathy homéopathie a system of therapeutics based on the administration of minute doses of drugs which are capable of producing in healthy persons symptoms like those of the disease treated. Mesocolic h. mésocolique paraduodenal h. obturator h. obturatrice one protruding through the obturator foramen. Hospitalization hospitalisation 1. the placing of a patient in a hospital for treatment. Fick h. de Fick a colored circle appearing around a light due to the wearing of contact lenses. Hip hanche coxa; the region of the body around the joint between the femur and pelvis.
Acoustic h., auditory h. acoustique hyperacusis. Histiocytosis histiocytose a condition marked by an abnormal appearance of histiocytes in the blood. Hydrochloric acid acide chlorhydrique hydrogen chloride in aqueous solution, HCl, a highly corrosive mineral acid; it is used as a laboratory reagent and is a constituent of gastric juice, secreted by the gastric parietal cells. Congruous h. congruente that in which the defect is approximately the same in each eye. Dominant h. dominant that cerebral hemisphere which is more concerned than the other in the integration of sensations and the control of voluntary functions.
Stone h. « c. de pierre » massive contraction band necrosis in an irreversibly noncompliant hypertrophied heart, occurring as a complication of cardiac surgery; believed due to low levels of ATP and to calcium overload. Capillaire the oozing of blood from the minute vessels. Organic h. organique a term used in a former classification system, denoting an organic mental syndrome characterized by hallucinations caused by a specific organic factor and not associated with delirium. Tactile h. tactile one involving the sense of touch. Histamine histamine an amine, C5H9N3, produced by decarboxylation of histidine, found in all body tissues. Snapping h. à ressort slipping of the hip joint, sometimes with an audible snap, due to slipping of a tendinous band over the greater trochanter. A disorder of amino acid metabolism characterized by an excess of free hydroxyproline in the plasma and urine, due to a defect in the enzyme hydroxyproline oxidase; it may be associated with mental retardation.
Hemidesmosome hémidesmosome a structure representing half of a desmosome, found on the basal surface of some epithelial cells, forming the site of attachment between the basal surface of the cell and the basement membrane. Halfway house foyer de transition a residence for patients (e. g., mental patients, drug addicts, alcoholics) who do not require hospitalization but who need an intermediate degree of care until they can return to the community. Synthetic compounds with similar structure are used as calcium supplements and prosthetic aids (see durapatite). Taste h's cils gustatifs clumps of microvilli that form short hairlike processes projecting into the lumen of a taste pore from the peripheral ends of the taste cells.
Hydrolysate hydrolysat any compound produced by hydrolysis. It is obtained from natural gas. Focal nodular h. (FNH) h. nodulaire focale a benign, firm, nodular, highly vascular tumor of the liver, resembling cirrhosis. Symbols His and H. histidinemia histidinémie a hereditary aminoacidopathy marked by excessive histidine in the blood and urine due to deficient histidase activity; it is usually benign but may cause mild central nervous system dysfunction. Serum h. B. transfusion h. transfusionnelle posttransfusion h. viral h. virale h. A, h. B, h. C, h. D, and h. E. hepatization hépatisation consolidation of tissue into a liverlike mass, as in the lung in lobar pneumonia. Esophageal h. œsophagien the opening in the diaphragm for the passage of the esophagus and the vagus nerves. Hyperlipoproteinemia hyperlipoprotéinémie an excess of lipoproteins in the blood, due to a disorder of lipoprotein metabolism; it may be acquired or familial. Gustatory h. gustative hypergeusia. Carbohydrate-induced h. provoquée par les glucides elevated blood lipids, particularly triglycerides, after carbohydrate ingestion; sometimes used synonymously with hyperlipoproteinemia type IV or V phenotypes, or the genetic disorders causing them. Prelingual h. prélinguistique that acquired before the person has learned to speak. Noise-induced h. due au bruit sensorineural hearing loss caused by either a single loud noise or prolonged exposure to high levels of noise. Hemophilic hémophile 1. having an affinity for blood; in bacteriology, growing well in culture media containing blood or having a nutritional affinity for constituents of fresh blood. B h. B Christmas disease; an Xlinked recessive form due to deficiency of coagulation factor IX. Of spinal cord c. de la moelle épinière the horn-shaped structure, anterior or posterior, seen in transverse section of the spinal cord; the anterior horn is formed by the anterior column of the cord and the posterior by the posterior column.
Adrenal h. surrénale that associated with an adrenal tumor which secretes mineralocorticoids. A synthetic preparation of the caproate ester, used in treatment of dysfunctional uterine bleeding and menstrual cycle abnormalities, and in the diagnosis of endogenous estrogen production. Heterogamy hétérogamie 1. reproduction resulting from the union of two dissimilar gametes, particularly in higher organisms. Anemic h. anémique that due to reduction of the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood owing to decreased total hemoglobin or altered hemoglobin constituents. Interne one originating above the pectinate line, covered by mucous membrane. Hybridization hybridation 1. the act or process of producing hybrids. Bilatéral that in which gonadal tissue typical of both sexes occurs on each side of the body. Resting h. de repos see telogen. Sclerosing h. dermatofibrome a form of benign fibrous histiocytoma having numerous blood vessels and hemosiderin deposits.
Tertiary h. refers to that due to a parathyroid adenoma arising from secondary hyperplasia caused by chronic renal failure. Fetal h. F that forming more than half of the hemoglobin of the fetus, present in minimal amounts in adults and abnormally elevated in certain blood disorders. Congenital diaphragmatic h. congénitale one due to failure of a foramen in the fetal diaphragm to close when the infant is born; abdominal viscera in the thoracic cavity may cause fatal respiratory failure. Zoster oticus zona otitique Ramsay Hunt syndrome (1).
Hypospadias hypospadias a developmental anomaly in which the urethra opens inferior to its normal location; usually seen in males, with the opening on the underside of the penis or on the perineum. Hematocele hématocèle an effusion of blood into a cavity, especially into the tunica vaginalis testis. It also has lipotrophic properties, promoting transfer of fat from blood to the fat depots by activation of lipoprotein lipase. Alternation of generations in which the two types of sexual reproduction alternate, as bisexual and parthenogenetic. Host hôte 1. an organism that harbors or nourishes another organism (the parasite). Hydatid hydatide 1. hydatid cyst. Occasionally, any form of hypersensitivity in which antibodies, rather than T lymphocytes, are the primary mediators, i. e., types I-III. Hypophosphatasia hypophosphatasie an inborn error of metabolism with abnormally low serum alkaline phosphatase activity and phosphoethanolamine in the urine, most severe in babies before six months. Α-h. alpha h. α the structural arrangement of parts of protein molecules in which a single polypeptide chain forms a right-handed helix stabilized by intrachain hydrogen bonds. Enterically transmitted non-A, non-B h. (ET-NANB) h. E. G h. G a posttransfusion disease caused by hepatitis G virus, ranging from asymptomatic infection to fulminant hepatitis.
That's multi-surface and multi-mess clean up, all in one wipe. And the best part is that the printable gift tag is so versatile, you can create a variety of different gifts with one tag! Cut out these cute Teacher Gift Tags and hot glue them to some bamboo skewers. 9% of viruses and bacteria, and is the brand we can trust when hygiene matters! These Tickled Pink Gift Tags are easy and adorable! I printed off these labels on white cardstock, punched them out with an extra large scallop punch, had the kids write the teachers names at the top and their names at the bottom and stuck them on with a glue dot. DON'T feel like you have to knock yourself out coming up with an event to top all others. A gift card to offset some of these costs, a restaurant gift card so they don't have to worry about dinner or a gift card to just treat themselves is never a bad idea! A request for disinfecting wipes! Finish with a pretty ribbon. Later they received a movie-theme gift basket. Gift tag for clorox wipes for teacher free. Give your teacher a package of markers she' can use to grade papers or mark up lesson plans. Make this vase with wooden rulers, two sticks of hot glue, and a mason jar.
I had a difficult time choosing my favorite. Helping them be prepared with useful products that encourage hygiene in the classroom, just like we do at home, gives them a little bit more than just "stuff". If you like this resource, you may enjoy: Sticky Note Gift Tags (EDITABLE). They each received personalized keepsakes—a booklet filled with letters of appreciation from students moved several teachers to tears. Clorox wipes for purchase online. Find all these gift card printables HERE. If your child is like mine, it's like he is prone to pick up every little sniffle and stomach bug in the classroom. —nicole512 Get this customizable wreath from CraftyCrystalShop on Etsy for $40+ (available with personalization for an additional $3).
Love them because they are unique and remind me of that lovely student. The best gift she got was a money tree from the whole class with $1 and $5 bills tied on. While it can be tempting to hand teachers another mug, I like to think of back to school teacher gift ideas that include practical products that teachers can really use. Your little one can color in the bookmark, affix special stickers, and even write a special message on the back. Give your teacher some sunshine in a box. Quick & Easy DIY Clorox Wipes Teacher Gift with Printable Tag. Let's Start This Year Out Write. So thoughtful and beautiful.
Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF CBS / Believe it or not, my favorite gifts are handwritten letters and personal drawings. Back to School Gift Guide. Tie the tag to the top of the container with twine or ribbon and secure it with a bow. Taking profits in the form of books instead of cash prompted the construction of a creative holiday gift. Lily's teacher sends a weekly newsletter every Sunday and guess what this weekend's edition included? Thanks for being my teacher!
Music teachers and band instructors. OR gift cards for a massage, a fancy car wash, or a nail salon — enough to cover the full cost of at least one service, of course. I taught first grade in a private school. How to Kill Norovirus and other Stomach Viruses with Clorox® Bleach & Disinfectants.
This one kid got me a Mason jar full of gum. To present it well, I picked up some adorable magazine files, a practical classroom organizational tool that can be used for multiple purposes. When it was the principal's turn, the PTO adopted a medieval theme and arranged to have him knighted. Let's face it…you can never have too many phone chargers. More Fun DIY Gift Ideas: If you like this post, you'll probably like these: Emily is a midwestern mom of two boys. In Arkansas, the Brookland Elementary PTO (right) provided fresh fruit that could be mixed into different varieties of lemonade. Print file from your home computer or send to a print shop (Costco, Sam's, Office Max, etc. ) Place the package gum in a cellophane bag and sinch in the top with a festive ribbon. —maddya42f9b05bf Get a similar customizable tote from Thirty-One for $82 (available in three colors/patterns). The teachers sat on beach chairs under umbrellas while eating lunch. Does Bleach Kill Fungus on Surfaces? Images of clorox wipes. Teachers go over and above to make sure their students succeed in every way.
Kids are bound to come home with some germs from school and afternoon activities. Twine or Pretty Thin Ribbon. So happy with how they turned out 🥰. Making your own DIY gift ideas is a great way to show your kids' teachers how much you care. Turn a mason jar into an adorable pencil she can use to store all of her essentials. Turn a wide-mouth mason jar into an apple that can hold all of your teacher's most essential supplies. Working with kindergarteners had you all over the classroom. Custom Teacher Sign.
Here a few ideas: Hands Down. To make this clipboard, you'll need a Cricut or other vinyl cutter, a clipboard, chalk paint, cuttable vinyl, and transfer tape. At Roxboro Ridge Middle School in Syracuse, N. Y., the PTO set up an appreciation station and encouraged students and families to write personal thank-you notes to teachers.