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intellectual disability

Pertaining to a person who has certain limitations in mental functioning and challenges in skills such as communicating, self-care, and social interactions... Read More

intentional injury

Purposely inflicted injuries that are often associated with violence such as physical abuse, interpersonal violence, sexual assault, homicide, and suicide... Read More

inter-population difference

Phenotypic differences observed between populations... Read More

intercourse

Sexual activity between two people involving the genitalia of at least one person... Read More

intercrural coitus

A sexual act, similar to coitus but differing in location as it is characterized by insertion of the penis between another person's thighs... Read More

interdisciplinary team

Consists of members who work together interdependently to develop goals and a common treatment plan, although they maintain distinct professional responsibilities and individual assignments... Read More

interjurisdictional placement

The placement of children across county and State lines... Read More

interlabial sulci

Plural form of the term describing the grooves or furrows between the labia majora and the labia minora... Read More

intermediate-level disinfectant

A liquid chemical germicide registered by the EPA as hospital disinfectant and with a label claim of potency as a tuberculocidal... Read More

intermediate-level disinfection

A disinfection process that inactivates vegetative bacteria, most fungi, mycobacteria, and most viruses (particularly the enveloped viruses) but not bacterial spores... Read More

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