| IATRIC | • iatric adj. Of or pertaining to a physician or physicians. • -iatric suff. Of or relating to a physician. • -iatric suff. Pertaining to a particular branch of medicine. |
| IATRICAL | • iatrical adj. Alternative form of iatric. • IATRICAL adj. pertaining to medicine, also IATRIC. |
| IATROGENY | • iatrogeny n. Any iatrogenic condition. • IATROGENY n. the study of diseases or conditions induced in a patient by a doctor or medical treatment. |
| IATROGENIC | • iatrogenic adj. (Medicine, of a disease, injury, or other adverse outcome) Induced by the words or actions of the physician… • IATROGENIC adj. caused inadvertently by medical treatment, such as an infection or a complication. |
| IATROGENIES | • iatrogenies n. Plural of iatrogeny. • IATROGENY n. the study of diseases or conditions induced in a patient by a doctor or medical treatment. |
| IATROCHEMIST | • iatrochemist n. Someone who practiced iatrochemistry. • IATROCHEMIST n. a practitioner of iatrochemistry. |
| IATROGENESES | • iatrogeneses n. Plural of iatrogenesis. |
| IATROGENESIS | • iatrogenesis n. (Medicine) Any adverse effect (or complication) resulting from medical treatment. |
| IATROCHEMICAL | • iatrochemical adj. Of or relating to iatrochemistry. • IATROCHEMICAL adj. relating to iatrochemistry. |
| IATROCHEMISTS | • iatrochemists n. Plural of iatrochemist. • IATROCHEMIST n. a practitioner of iatrochemistry. |
| IATROGENICITY | • iatrogenicity n. The quality of being iatrogenic. • IATROGENICITY n. the state of being iatrogenic. |
| IATROCHEMISTRY | • iatrochemistry n. (Chemistry, medicine) An early branch of chemistry, having roots in alchemy, that tried to provide chemical… • IATROCHEMISTRY n. the application of chemistry to medical theory and treatment. |
| IATROGENICALLY | • iatrogenically adv. In an iatrogenic manner. • IATROGENIC adv. caused inadvertently by medical treatment, such as an infection or a complication. |
| IATROGENICITIES | • iatrogenicities n. Plural of iatrogenicity. • IATROGENICITY n. the state of being iatrogenic. |