Words and phrases that have a meaning related to neonate: (141 results)
Often used in the same context:
fibroma, hamartoma, hydrops, dystocia, myelomeningocele, atresia, hypoplasia, intracerebral, diaphragmatic hernia, hemolytic, teratoma, pyelonephritis, conceptus, pyloric stenosis, myometrium, hypoxemia, toxemia, estrous cycle, ectopic, dysgenesis, orchitis, leukocytosis, intrauterine, amnion, patent ductus arteriosus, supraclavicular, epigastric, autoregulation, meningeal, hypotonia, lipomas, hydrocephaly, osteochondroma, hilar, lordosis, hyperemesis, hyperbilirubinemia, parturition, calculi, tamponade, hmg, adrenalectomy, umbilical vein, hypovolemic, agenesis, cardiac tamponade, thoracentesis, meconium, myoma, stridor, metaplasia, congenital abnormality, preterm infant, cholestasis, aplasia, intraventricular, parathyroid gland, placenta previa, hydronephrosis, molar pregnancy, cardiac insufficiency, sympathectomy, endometritis, testis, mesenteric, congenital anomaly, dermoid cyst, hepatectomy, epiphysis, epididymitis, breech birth, vesicoureteral reflux, ileal, tubal pregnancy, mitral stenosis, imperforate anus, hydrocele, cesarian section, thyrotropin, lymphadenopathy, pheochromocytoma, lymphocytic, gonadal, volvulus, coarctation, thrombophlebitis, esotropia, laparotomy, femora, hepatic vein, parenchyma, vascularisation, pannus, incompetent cervix, haematuria, cellularity, hemangioma, spinal curvature, atrioventricular valve, uterine, varices, diabetes insipidus, neonates, newborns, infant, fetus, infants, fetuses, foetus, foetuses, babies, patient, piglets, adult, baby, pts, rat, chicks, chimpanzee, embryo, foal, lambs, newborn, hypothyroid, suckling, fetal, hypothermic, unanesthetized, euthyroid, decerebrate, immunocompetent, spleen, adrenalectomized, anemic, hyperactive, immunized, immunocompromised, neonatal, nondiabetic, anesthetized
More general:
Also try:babe
— Nouns for neonate: movement, larvae, cognition, rats, infant, interaction, humans, brain, presents, behavior, rat, more...
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