symptomatology /symp·to·ma·tol·o·gy/ (simp″to-mah-tol´ah-je)
symptomatology
symptomatology [simp″to-mah-tol´ah-je]
symptomatology,
1. the branch of medicine dealing with symptoms.
2. the combined symptoms of a disease.
symp·to·ma·tol·o·gy (s m t -m-t l -j , smp-)n. 1. The medical science of symptoms. 2. The combined symptoms of a disease. |
symptomatology
[simp′təmətol′əjē]
Etymology: Gk, symptoma + logos, science
the science of symptoms of disease in general or of the symptoms of a specific disease.
symptomatology [simp″to-mah-tol´ah-je]
1. the branch of medicine dealing with symptoms.
2. the combined symptoms of a disease.
symptomatology,
n 1., all of the subjective indicators of an illness.
2., the survey of symptoms with respect to how likely they are to correspond to specific homeopathic remedies. See also case taking; analysis; and materia medica.
2., the survey of symptoms with respect to how likely they are to correspond to specific homeopathic remedies. See also case taking; analysis; and materia medica.
symptomatology
1. the study of the science of clinical signs.
2. the combined clinical signs of a disease.
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