Obtund
To dull or blunt. From the Latin obtundere, to blunt. Often used in reference to diminished consciousness, obtunded.
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- Obtunded
Mentally dulled. Head trauma may obtund a person.
- Obverse
The opposite, the opposite side, the counterpart. For example, mania is thought of as the obverse of depression just as heads is the obverse of tails on a coin.
- Occam's razor
“The assumptions introduced to explain a thing must not be multiplied beyond necessity.” The simplest explanation should be considered in the plausibility of a hypothesis.
- Occipital
1. Pertaining to the occiput, the back of head. 2. Located near the occipital bone as, for example, the occipital lobe of the brain.
- Occipital bone
The bone that forms the rear and rear bottom of the skull.