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in·di·ca·tion (nd-kshn)

n.

1. Something that points to or suggests the proper treatment of a disease, as that demanded by its cause or symptoms.

2. Something indicated as necessary or expedient, as in the administration of a drug.

3. The degree indicated by a measuring instrument.

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indication (in·d·kāˑ·shn),

n an appropriate therapeutic treatment for a given condition; will have beneficial effects and promote healing.

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indication,

n that which serves as a guide or warning.

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indication

a sign or circumstance that points to or shows the cause, treatment, etc. of a disease. See also indicant.