Describing something that is out of its usual or normal position, often used in medical contexts to refer to abnormal locations of organs or tissue.

A condition where a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, often in a fallopian tube, leading to serious health risks.

The outer, gel-like portion of the cytoplasm in some cells, often associated with the movement of the cell’s contents or the formation of pseudopodia.

A surgical procedure involving the removal of an external body part or structure.

The outer, gel-like portion of the cytoplasm in some protozoans, often surrounding the inner protoplasm.

Abnormal development or growth of tissues or organs, often leading to the formation of abnormal cells.

Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, often associated with respiratory conditions or exercise.

A hybrid animal resulting from the cross between a yak and a cow, known for its strength and use as a draft animal.

A medical acronym for ‘Emergency and Acute Health Facilities,’ referring to institutions specializing in urgent and emergency care.

The organ responsible for hearing and balance in vertebrates, consisting of the outer, middle, and inner ear.