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labile - ANS ✓changing rapidly or often laceration - ANS ✓cut; tear latent - ANS ✓present but not active or visible lathargic - ANS ✓difficult to arouse manifestation - ANS ✓an indication or sign of condition occluded - ANS ✓closed or obstructed ominous - ANS ✓significantly important or dangerous overt - ANS ✓obvious; easily observed
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labile - ANS ✓changing rapidly or often laceration - ANS ✓cut; tear latent - ANS ✓present but not active or visible lathargic - ANS ✓difficult to arouse manifestation - ANS ✓an indication or sign of condition occluded - ANS ✓closed or obstructed ominous - ANS ✓significantly important or dangerous overt - ANS ✓obvious; easily observed
Parameter - ANS ✓a characteristic or common factor paroxysmal - ANS ✓beginning suddenly or abruptly patent - ANS ✓open pathogenic - ANS ✓causing or able to cause disease pathology - ANS ✓processes, causes, and effects of a disease; abnormality precipitous - ANS ✓rapid;uncontrolled rationale - ANS ✓the underlying reason renal - ANS ✓of or relating to kidneys sublingual - ANS ✓under the tongue supplement - ANS ✓to take in addition to or complete suppress - ANS ✓to stop or subdue
Compensatory - ANS ✓offsetting; or making up for something contingent - ANS ✓dependent containdication - ANS ✓a reason why something is not advisable or why it should not be done depress - ANS ✓to press downward dilate - ANS ✓to enlarge or expand endogenous - ANS ✓produced within the body exacerbate - ANS ✓to make worse exogenous - ANS ✓produced outside of the body gastrointestinal - ANS ✓relating to the stomach or intestine hematologic - ANS ✓of or relating to blood insidious - ANS ✓so gradual as to not become apparent for along time
