enteritis
enteritis
Definition
en·teri·tis (ent′ər īt′is)
enteritis
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- cause: The number of reported cases of enteritis caused by Campylobacter exceeds those of Salmonella.
- develop: As the trauma to the birds becomes more and more severe, many develop acute enteritis and diarrhea.
- have: He's had gastro enteritis, a 24 hour thing.
Adjective modifier
- feline: Like any breed of cat they do need to be vaccinated regularly against cat flu and feline enteritis.
- infectious: Cats and kittens should be vaccinated against flu and feline infectious enteritis.
- acute: As the trauma to the birds becomes more and more severe, many develop acute enteritis and diarrhea.
- chronic: The diagnosis of chronic radiation enteritis may be difficult to make.
- haemorrhagic: Lesions acute gastroenteritis, haemorrhagic enteritis; generalized congestion, particularly marked in the lungs.
- necrotic: Control To prevent an outbreak of necrotic enteritis, the aim is to maintain a healthy, stable gut environment.
Modifies a noun
- syndrome: Two chapters are concerned with disease entities, i.e. neoplastic diseases and poult enteritis syndrome.
- virus: Mink enteritis virus / Peptide of capsid protein VP2 mink, dogs & cats 28.
Noun used with modifier
- radiation: The diagnosis of chronic radiation enteritis may be difficult to make.
- duck: The most common infectious diseases reported are viral diseases, such as duck virus hepatitis and duck virus enteritis ( duck plague ).
- virus: The most common infectious diseases reported are viral diseases, such as duck virus hepatitis and duck virus enteritis ( duck plague ).
- gastro: Two days into the safari, she became ill with a virulent strain of gastro enteritis.
- mink: Mink enteritis virus / Peptide of capsid protein VP2 mink, dogs & cats 28.
- poult: These include flushing, stunting syndrome, feed refusal syndrome, poult growth depression and poult enteritis complex.
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