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R *RA -- Radiation therapy Radiculitis, viral -- Raynaud's phenomenon Reactive arthritis (ReA) -- Renal artery Renal biopsy -- Renal failure Renal function -- Respiratory depression, drug-induced -- Respiratory disease -- Rhabdomyolysis Rhabdomyomas, cardiac -- Rhinoviruses Rhipicephalus sanguineus -- Rifampin Rifamycin, for tuberculosis -- RPR test, for syphilis -- R-R interval (ECG) -- Rye classification, of Hodgkin's disease
RA
[see: Rheumatoid arthritis]
rab gene [ch83 ¶32]
Rabies immune globulin, human (HRIG) [ch122 Table9] [ch199 ¶27]
postexposure [ch122 ¶52] [ch199 ¶23]
Rabies vaccine [ch182 ¶50] [ch199 ¶24-¶29]
characteristics [ch122 Table5]
encephalomyelitis [ch376 ¶75]
for travelers [ch122 ¶55] [ch123 ¶12]
Rabies virus [ch199]
clinical manifestations [ch199 ¶7-¶13]
defined [ch199 ¶1]
differential diagnosis [ch199 ¶17]
dumb rabies [ch199 ¶12]
epidemiology [ch199 ¶3-¶4]
hydrophobia [ch199 ¶10]
laboratory findings [ch199 ¶14-¶16]
microbiology [ch199 ¶2]
myelopathy [ch373 ¶42]
pathogenesis [ch199 ¶5-¶6]
persistent infection [ch182 ¶30]
postexposure prophylaxis [ch122 Table10] [ch135 ¶21] [ch199 Figure1] [ch199 ¶21-¶27]
preexposure prophylaxis [ch199 ¶28-¶29]
treatment [ch199rx1]
Raccoon sign [ch374 ¶4]
Race/ethnicity
and health [ch4 ¶5] [ch4 ¶11]
leading causes of death by [ch4 Table2]
among adolescents [ch8 ¶17]
life expectancy by [ch4 Table1]
smoking rates by [ch4 Table4]
vaccination rates by [ch4 Table6]
rac gene [ch83 ¶32]
Rad [ch376 Table1] [ch396 ¶2]
Radial pulse [ch227 ¶5]
Radiation
acute total body [ch396 ¶48-¶52]
Compton effect [ch396 ¶10]
dose equivalence (rem) [ch396 ¶3]
electrons [ch396 ¶6] [ch396 Table2]
four R's (repair, reoxygenation, repopulation, redistribution) [ch396 ¶19]
gamma ray [ch396 ¶4] [ch396 Table2]
heavy charged ions [ch396 ¶7]
linear energy transfer (LET) [ch396 ¶9] [ch396 Table3]
neutrons [ch396 ¶7] [ch396 Table2]
pair production [ch396 ¶10]
particulate [ch396 ¶6]
photoelectric effect [ch396 ¶10]
photons [ch396 ¶5]
protons [ch396 ¶6] [ch396 Table2]
relative biologic effectiveness (RBE) value [ch396 ¶8]
solar [ch58 ¶1-¶7]
terminology and definitions [ch396 ¶2-¶3] [ch396 Table1]
tolerance [ch396 ¶23] [ch396 Table4]
types of ionization [ch396 ¶4-¶55] [ch396 Table2]
X-ray [ch396 ¶4] [ch396 Table2]
Radiation injury [ch396] [ch86 ¶34-¶36]
acute total body irradiation [ch396 ¶48-¶52]
aplastic anemia [ch110 ¶6]
to bladder [ch396 ¶44-¶45]
cell survival curve [ch396 Figure1] [ch396 ¶16-¶20]
chromosome aberration [ch396 ¶15]
clinical findings related to fractionation [ch396 ¶21-¶47] [ch396 Table4]
to CNS [ch396 ¶24-¶28]
from CNS tumor treatment [ch375 ¶94-¶99]
to digestive tract [ch396 ¶38-¶43]
esophagitis [ch283 ¶55]
to heart and blood vessels [ch396 ¶33-¶35]
to lungs [ch104 ¶70] [ch396 ¶36-¶37]
mutagenic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic effects [ch86 ¶36]
myelodysplastic syndromes [ch110 ¶45]
myeloid leukemia [ch112 ¶5]
nephritis [ch276 ¶36]
to ovaries [ch396 ¶46-¶47]
pericarditis [ch240 ¶30]
pneumonitis [ch104 ¶70]
proctitis, differential diagnosis [ch286 ¶42]
to skin [ch396 ¶29-¶32]
to small bowel, malabsorption [ch285 ¶64]
testicular [ch336 ¶53] [ch396 ¶46-¶47]
thyroiditis [ch331 ¶112]
Radiation therapy
for acromegaly [ch328 ¶101-¶102]
for anal cancer [ch92 ¶78]
for astrocytomas [ch375 ¶27]
for basal cell carcinoma [ch88 ¶30]
for brain metastases [ch375 ¶79]
for cancer [ch86 ¶20-¶39]
[see also: specific tumors]
biological characteristics [ch86 ¶24-¶27]
brachytherapy [ch86 ¶22]
complications [ch86 ¶34-¶36]
gamma rays [ch86 ¶21]
palliative [ch86 ¶32]
particle beam [ch86 ¶23]
physical characteristics [ch86 ¶21-¶23]
radionuclides [ch86 ¶37]
teletherapy [ch86 ¶22]
treatment [ch86 ¶28-¶33]
chromosomal abnormalities from [ch66 ¶27]
for colorectal cancer [ch92 ¶56]
for esophageal tumors [ch92 ¶7]
for head/neck cancer [ch89 ¶22]
for Hodgkin's disease [ch113 ¶88] [ch113 ¶93-¶95] [ch113 ¶100]
for lung cancer [ch90 ¶35] [ch90 ¶40] [ch90 ¶47]
combined modality [ch90 ¶48-¶49]
for melanoma [ch88 ¶17]
mutagenic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic effects [ch86 ¶36]
for pancreatic cancer [ch94 ¶12]
for pituitary adenomas [ch328 ¶206-¶211]
for prolactinomas [ch328 ¶54]
for prostate cancer [ch82 ¶52] [ch97 ¶28-¶33]
for soft tissue sarcomas [ch100 ¶20]
for spinal cord compression, cancer-associated [ch104 ¶29] [ch373 ¶20]
for squamous cell carcinoma [ch88 ¶31]
for stomach tumors [ch92 ¶21]
for superior vena cava syndrome [ch104 ¶6]
telangiectasia from [ch57 ¶25]
for testicular tumors [ch98 ¶16-¶17] [ch98 Table1]
R *RA -- Radiation therapy Radiculitis, viral -- Raynaud's phenomenon Reactive arthritis (ReA) -- Renal artery Renal biopsy -- Renal failure Renal function -- Respiratory depression, drug-induced -- Respiratory disease -- Rhabdomyolysis Rhabdomyomas, cardiac -- Rhinoviruses Rhipicephalus sanguineus -- Rifampin Rifamycin, for tuberculosis -- RPR test, for syphilis -- R-R interval (ECG) -- Rye classification, of Hodgkin's disease
Rabies
Radiation Dermatitis
Radiation Injury
Rat-Bite Fever
Raynaud's Phenomenon
Reactive Perforating Collagenosis
Rectal Cancer
Rectovaginal Fistula
Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis
Reiter's Syndrome
Reiter's Disease
Relapsing Fever
Relapsing Polychondritis
Renal Vein Thrombosis
Renal Transitional Cell Carcinoma
Renal Cell Carcinoma
Renal Tubulointerstitial Disease
Renal Artery Stenosis
Renovascular Ischemia
Renovascular Hypertension
Reoviruses
Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Respiratory Failure
Respiratory Alkalosis
Respiratory Acidosis
Restrictive Lung Disease
Reticulohistiocytosis, Multicentric
Retroviruses
Reye's Syndrome
Rhabdomyomas
Rhabdoviridae
Rheumatic Fever
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rhinitis, Vasomotor
Rhinitis, Non-allergic
Rhinitis, Allergic
Rhinocerebral Phycomycosis
Rhinosporidiosis
Rhinoviruses
Riboflavin Deficiency
Rickets
Rickettsial Diseases
Rickettsialpox
Riedel's Thyroiditis
Riehl's Melanosis
Rift Valley Fever
Right Ventricular Infarction
Ringworm
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Rosacea
Roseola Infantum (Exanthem Subitum)
Ross River Virus
Rotavirus
Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome
Roundworm Infections
Rous Sarcoma Virus
Rubella