Derived
Derived
Derived (pronounced: /dɪˈraɪvd/) is a term used in various fields of medicine to describe a condition, process, or substance that originates from another. The term is derived from the Latin word derivare, which means "to lead or draw off".
Etymology
The term "derived" comes from the Latin derivare, which means "to lead or draw off". It is composed of de- ("from") and rivus ("stream"), metaphorically suggesting the process of drawing something out from its source.
In Medicine
In medicine, "derived" is often used to describe a condition or substance that has been caused or produced by another. For example, a derived condition is one that results from another condition or disease. Similarly, a derived substance is one that is produced from another substance through a chemical or biological process.
Related Terms
- Derived Condition: A condition or disease that is caused or produced by another condition or disease.
- Derived Substance: A substance that is produced from another substance through a chemical or biological process.
- Derivative: A substance that is derived from another substance.
- Derivation: The process of deriving or producing something from another thing.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Derived
- Wikipedia's article - Derived
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