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ketonuria<=> noun a state in which ketone bodies are excreted in the urine ketoprofen<=> noun an antiinflammatory drug used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis

ketone group<=> noun a chem ical group characteristic of ketones, with carbon atoms doubly bonded to an oxygen atom and to the carbon atoms of two other organic groups

ketone bodies<=> plural noun ketone compounds formed from fatty acids

ketogenic diet<=> noun a diet with a high fat content, producing ketosis ketonaemia<=> noun a morbid state in which ketone bodies exist in the blood ketone<=> noun a chemical compound produced when glucose is unavailable for use as energy, as in untreated diabetes, and fats are used instead, leading to ketosis

ketogenic<=> adjective form ing ketone bodies

ketogenesis<=> noun the production of ketone bodies

ketoconazole<=> noun a drug which is effective against a wide range of fungal infections such as cryptococcosis and thrush

ketoacidosis<=> noun an accumulation of ketone bodies in tissue in diabetes, causing acidosis

ketamine<=> noun a white crystalline powder that is a general anaesthetic, used in human and veterinary medicine

Kernig’s sign<=> noun a symp tom of meningitis in which the knee cannot be straightened if the person is lying down with the thigh brought up against the abdomen [Described 1882. After Vladimir Mikhailovich Kernig (1840–1917), Russian neurologist.]

kerion<=> noun a painful soft mass, usually on the scalp, caused by ringworm kernicterus<=> noun yellow pigmentation of the basal ganglia and other nerve cells in the spinal cord and brain, found in children with icterus

keratosis<=> noun a lesion of the skin (NOTE: The plural is keratoses.) keratotomy<=> noun a surgical operation to make a cut in the cornea, the first step in many intraocular operations (NOTE: The plural is keratotomies.)

keratoscope<=> noun an instrument for examining the cornea to see if it has an unusual curvature. Also called Placido’s disc

keratoprosthesis<=> noun 1.<=> a surgical operation to replace the central area of a cornea with clear plastic, when it has become opaque 2.<=> a piece of clear plastic put into the cornea (NOTE: The plural is keratoprostheses.)

keratomalacia<=> noun 1.<=> a softening of the cornea frequently caused by Vitamin A deficiency 2.<=> softening of the horny layer of the skin keratome<=> noun a surgical knife used for operations on the cornea keratometer<=> noun an instrument for measuring the curvature of the cornea keratometry<=> noun the process of measuring the curvature of the cornea keratopathy<=> noun any noninflammatory disorder of the cornea (NOTE: The plural is keratopathies.) keratoplasty<=> noun a surgical operation to graft corneal tissue from a donor in place of diseased tissue (NOTE: The plural is keratoplasties.)

keratoglobus<=> noun swell ing of the eyeball keratoma<=> noun a hard thickened growth due to hypertrophy of the horny zone of the skin (NOTE: The plural is keratomas or keratomata.)

keratoconus<=> noun a cone- shaped lump on the cornea