| A | B |
|---|
| autonomy | independence |
| dawdling | wasting time, being idle |
| discipline | intruction for moral or mental improvement |
| negativism | asserting ones individuality, "no" |
| parallel play | plays next to but not actually with the other child |
| punishment | penalizinf for wrongdoing |
| ritualism | following routines |
| temper tantrum | head banging, holding ones breath |
| achylia | no pancreatic enzymes present in gastric secretions |
| allograft | skin graft from someone else, cadaver skin |
| amblyopia | lazy eye |
| autograft | from own body permanent |
| binocular vision | normal vision |
| cataract | opacity in the lens that prevents light from entering the eye |
| celiac syndrome | intestinal malabsorption of wheat and rye gluten |
| chelating agent | agent binds with metal, increased urinary excretion of lead |
| conjunctivitis | inflammation of the conjunctiva from bacteria, virus, allergies, or forgein object |
| contractures | limited movement in extremeties |
| coryza | runny nose |
| croup | barking cough, hoarseness, and stridor on inspiration |
| debridement | removal of necrotic tissue |
| diplopia | double vision |
| dyphagia | difficulty swallowing |
| echolalia | "parrot speech" common in autistic children |
| emetic | vomit inducing agent |
| encephalopathy | degenerative disease of the brain |
| eschar | scab |
| esotropia | eye deviation toward the other eye |
| exotropia | eye deviation away from the other eye |
| eternal hordeolum | stye |
| goniotomy | surgical opening into Schlemm's canal to let aqeuos humor, relieves intraocular pressure |
| heterograft | skin graft from animal, usually pig skin |
| homograft | skin or organ graft from ones own species |
| hydrotherapy | water in treatment |
| hypochylia | diminished flow of pancreatic enzyme |
