Enough
Enough
Enough (/ɪˈnʌf/), from the Old English genōg, is a term used in various contexts in the medical field. It is often used to denote the sufficiency or adequacy of a certain factor, such as dosage, nutrition, or rest, in relation to health and wellness.
Etymology
The term enough originates from the Old English genōg, which means 'sufficient'. It is derived from the Proto-Germanic *ganōgaz and is related to the Old High German ginuog, meaning 'enough', and the Gothic ganohs, meaning 'enough, satisfied'.
Medical Usage
In the medical field, enough is used to denote the sufficiency or adequacy of a certain factor. This can be in relation to dosage, where a patient is given enough of a medication to treat their condition without causing adverse effects. It can also refer to nutrition, where a person consumes enough nutrients to maintain their health. Additionally, it can refer to rest, where a person gets enough sleep to recover and function properly.
Related Terms
- Adequate Intake: The amount of a nutrient that is enough to meet the body's needs.
- Therapeutic Dose: The amount of a medication that is enough to treat a condition.
- Sleep Hygiene: Practices that ensure a person gets enough sleep.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Enough
- Wikipedia's article - Enough
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