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The term "acute" is used to describe something that is sudden, severe, or intense. It is often used in a medical context to refer to a condition or illness that has a rapid onset and a relatively short duration. Acute can also refer to the angle less than 90 degrees between two lines or surfaces.
Acute , to start with, then right, obtuse, straight and reflex.
How about 'acute' angles which are greater than 0 but less than 90 degrees.
1 acute angle = 1 acute angle
acute enreric illness
Chickenpox is an acute illness.
Roderick suffers from a variety of nervous disorders, including acute bodily illness. This illness manifests in heightened sensitivity to light, sound, and touch, as well as acute anxiety and insomnia.
Yes. It is.
depends what illness you're talking about
SARS - Severe Acute Respritory Syndrome
If referring to an illness, it is after the incubation period, the stage of the illness where the symptoms are the most severe, before recovery or convalesense.
No acute distress means that there is no obvious observed sign of serious illness. For example, someone having a heart attack might be obviously sweating, clutching their chest, or collapsed. In contrast, someone with cancer may appear normal to the naked eye.
she had the illness of acute congestion of the stomach and brain
It can be both depending on the type.
Acute. An illness of long duration is called chronic.
Acute means sudden or recent onset. Chronic means that it has been going on for a long time. Hepatitis A usually causes an abrupt illness and then get better so it is generally acute and not chronic.