What does remarkable mean in medical terms?

Answer 1

It means it stands out. Needs looking at. Brings attention.

Answer 2

In medical terms, remarkable means worth mentioning.
Remarkable in medical terms means worthy of mentioning.
In a clinical note, "remarkable" usually means "worthy of mention." For instance, one might write, "The patient's medical history is remarkable for hypertension and psoriasis."

Answer 3

Gross in medical terminology means able to see with the unaided eye, as in without a microscope, and remarkable means worthy of talking about. So if something is not grossly remarkable, then they are saying that they looked at it and nothing appeared obviously abnormal to them.

Answer 4

The things that women go through like menopause and pregnancy can cause acne in adults. The type of makeup that is used on the skin can cause adult acne. Some medicine can cause acne in adults and it can also be hereditary.

Answer 5

It meanns unusual and needs to be taken into acount.

Answer 6

"Unremarkable organs" means everything appears normal. "Remarkable" isn't usually used in medical terminology; instead the health care provider would simply describe the abnormality.