Equilibrium in Medical Dictionary

Babesiosis

... your health care provider: ... equilibrium; equilibrium centrifugation; equilibrium constant; equilibrium dialysis ...

HIV

... enzyme linked immunosorbent assay ( ELISA ). HIV SETPOINT: The equilibrium viral load that arises after acute infection and reflects the balance between HIV replication and immune activity. This equilibrium is stable for some years. HIV Human immuno deficiency virus . A ...

IV

... ordinarily fight off such a viral infection . H IV SETPOINT: The equilibrium viral load that arises after acute infection and reflects the balance between H IV replication and immune activity. This equilibrium is stable for some years. H IV ES ( Urticaria ) SYMPTOMS"Strong ...

BAER

... Evoked Response Audiometry ( BAER - Brainstem Auditory Evoked Response) ... Hearing test (audiogram) Electronystagmography , which tests equilibrium and balance Brain stem auditory evoked response ( BAER ), a test of hearing and brain stem function Treatment may include: ... There are many ...

Cerebellum

... with the brainstem (midbrain, pons , and medulla ). The cerebellum is located posterior ly to the brainstem and plays a role in maintaining equilibrium and muscle tone. It supplies blood flow to the back of the brain, including the brainstem, cerebellum and occipital lobes. A basilar artery ...

Posterior

... with the brainstem (midbrain, pons , and medulla ). The cerebellum is located posterior ly to the brainstem and plays a role in maintaining equilibrium and muscle tone. The pituitary gland is also located in the brain. It has two parts. The back ( posterior ) portion stores hormone s produced ...

Pons

... with the brainstem (midbrain, pons , and medulla ). The cerebellum is located posterior ly to the brainstem and plays a role in maintaining equilibrium and muscle tone. Intra cerebral bleeding associated with hypertension most commonly occurs in the tissue s of the basal ganglia, pons , ...