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common /com·mon/ (kom´en)

1. belonging to or shared by two or more entities.

2. usual; being frequent, prevalent, widespread, or habitual.

3. most frequent and best known of its kind.

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common

a shared structure, function, disease. See also under specific name of the item, e.g. atrioventricular canal.

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common chemical sense

mediated by the trigeminal nerve from chemical sense organs in the conjunctival sac and in the nasal and buccal cavities.

common fee

the fee for professional services agreed to formally or informally by a local group of the veterinary profession, usually determined by an interpractice survey of fees actually charged.

common law

the law of common usage, the practice or code which is usually followed. Based on decisions of the courts in individual cases. It is not written down as statutory law is.

common pathway

see coagulation pathways.

common salt

see sodium chloride.

common source

a point from which a number of animals are infected or affected. The point from which a common source or point epidemic begins.

common stonecrop

see sedum acre.

common sucker

a fish. See catostomus commersoni.

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Patient discussion about have in common.

Q. What Are Common Side Effects of Antibiotics? My 5 year old son had an ear infection and was given antibiotics for a few days. What are the known side effects for some of the common antibiotics?

A. Possible side effects of antibiotic medications are varied, depending on the antibiotics used and the microbial organisms we wish to treat. Adverse effects can range from fever and nausea to major allergic reactions. The most common side effects are gastrointestinal- mostly nausea, vomiting, “upset stomach” and diarrhea. Allergic reactions can be mild (rash) and rarely severe (anaphylactic shock). Some antibiotics can cause kidney damage, however this is also very rare.

Q. Is it common for teenagers with arthritis to develope depression?

A. yes, I guess it is. having to deal with such a thing at such age- which is difficult without having arthritis as well, can really get you down. I think meeting other teenagers who suffer from it as well as conversations with a psycologist would be the best to do here.

Q. what is the most common allergy? is it dust allergy?

A. thanks, I've heard of a new allergy treatment and trying to learn some more about the different kinds...