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== B.O.B. (Breath Odor Breathalyzer) == ...may be associated with various health conditions, including halitosis (bad breath) and certain systemic diseases.

...of the dead''', is a condition characterized by an offensive odor from the breath, often associated with severe liver disease. The term is derived from the L ...erm was first used in the medical field to describe the distinctive breath odor associated with chronic liver disease.

...ɔːr/) is a term used in the medical field to describe an offensive or foul odor emanating from the body. It is derived from the Latin word 'fetere', which * [[Fetor hepaticus]]: This is a musty, sweet smell in the breath that is often associated with severe liver disease.

...meaning "sweet odor") is a term used in medicine to describe the smell or odor that is distinctive to certain plants, substances, or even diseases. ...tself is borrowed from the Ancient Greek ''ἄρωμα'' (árōma), meaning "sweet odor". The word was used in ancient times to refer to the pleasant smell of plan

...ʊərɪmɪk|ˈfiːtɔːr}}) is a condition characterized by an unusual odor in the breath of individuals with advanced [[chronic kidney disease]] or [[renal failure] ...is used to describe the unusual and unpleasant odor that is present in the breath of individuals suffering from advanced stages of chronic kidney disease or

...of smell, depression, and social isolation due to embarrassment about the odor. Diagnosis of Trimethylaminuria is based on the presence of a strong body odor and the results of a urine test that measures the amount of trimethylamine

...g "smell, odor", which is derived from the Latin ''flatus'', "a blowing or breath". * '''[[Aroma compound]]''' - A chemical compound that has a smell or odor.

..."flaour", meaning "smell, odor", and the Latin "flatus", meaning "blowing, breath". The term "agent" comes from the Latin "agens", meaning "a person or thing ...o known as odorants or aromas, are chemical compounds that have a smell or odor.

...n blue) which, when treated with acid, produced a gas with a bitter almond odor. ...e substance can lead to symptoms such as headache, dizziness, shortness of breath, and vomiting. In severe cases, it can cause seizures, cardiac arrest, and

...little as 0.01 mg/m³ or less in air exude a foul garlic-like odor in their breath, sweat and urine. Prolonged exposure can lead to serious health problems su

...ay, intellectual disability, liver problems, and a distinctive odor of the breath and urine.

* Bad breath or a foul odor coming from your mouth