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clinical chemistry tests (medicine) and lamp(1) (iou)


clinical chemistry tests (medicine)


clinical chemistry tests
Laboratory tests demonstrating the presence of physiologically significant substances in the blood, urine, tissue, and body fluids with application to the diagnosis or therapy of disease.


lamp(1) (iou)



lamp noun. [lamp] ME.
[Old & mod. French lampe from late Latin lampada from accus. of Latin lampas from Greek lampas, lampad- torch, rel. to lampein to shine.]
Orig., a vessel in which oil is burnt at a wick to provide illumination. Now gen., (a device, often consisting of a holder and shade, designed to hold or enclose) a source of artificial illumination, as a candle, a gas-jet, or (usu.) an electric bulb. Also, a device producing infrared, ultraviolet, or Other radiation, esp. for therapeutic purposes. ME.
Argand lamp, astral lamp, bicycle lamp, desk lamp, flash-lamp, headlamp, indicator lamp, mercury lamp, standard lamp, table lamp, etc. the lady of the lamp, the lady with the lamp: see LADY noun & adjective. Slave of the Lamp: see SLAVE noun1 1. smell of the lamp: see SMELL verb 8a.
b. A torch. LME.
A celestial object producing or reflecting light, esp. the sun or the moon. poet. LME.
b. In pl. The eyes. Formerly poet., now slang. L16.
A source or centre of spiritual or intellectual light. E16.
Comb.: lampblack noun & verb (a) noun a pigment consisting of finely divided, almost pure carbon, obtained by collecting the soot produced by burning oil or gas; (b) verb trans. paint, smear, or coat with lampblack; lampbrush attrib. adjective (Cytology) (of a chromosome) having numerous paired lateral loops of DNA, which give the whole chromosome the appearance of a bottle-brush; lamp-chimney: see CHIMNEY noun 6; lamp-holder a device for supporting or securing a lamp, esp. an electric one; lamp-house the part of a photographic enlarger or projector which houses the light-source; lamplit adjective lit by a lamp or lamps; lamp oil (a) oil for burning in a lamp; (b) nocturnal study or work; lamppost a tall post supporting a street lamp (between you and me and the lamppost: see BETWEEN preposition); lamp-shell a brachiopod; lamp-socket = lamp-holder above; lamp standard a post or Other strong support for a lamp; a lamppost.
lampful adjective (poet.) (of the sky) starry L16.
lampist noun a person skilled or employed in making or maintaining lamps M19.
lampless adjective E17.
lamplet noun a small lamp E17.