In medical terminology, "non-responsive" typically refers to a lack of reaction or response to a stimulus or treatment. It indicates that the individual is not showing the expected or desired response to a particular intervention or therapy. This term is commonly used in healthcare settings to describe a patient whose condition is not improving despite efforts to address it.
Non-Tender
Non-Tender
Non responsive is spelled non-responsive, be sure to add the hyphen. "Nonresponsive" is spelled different ways in different situations or uses. For example, a person in a coma may be referred to as "non-responsive". When writing about a student's lack of an answer to test question, the term "nonresponsive" would be appropriate.
The witnesses answer is NOT RESPONSIVE to the question.
Non-responsive means that a person does not react to any of various stimuli. This includes light, sound, and pain. A person who is non-responsive may be in a coma or even dead.
It means it will not cause a fever or heat.
Pica is the medical term for eating non-food items.
"Non-evasive" is not a common term; it may be a typographical error. If you meant "non-invasive," it refers to medical procedures or tests that do not involve entering the body or cutting the skin.
Unresponsive means unable to respond. Non Responsive means unwilling to respond
Pica is the medical term meaning persistent eating of non-nutritive substances such as clay, starch, or cigarette butts.
Non-productive emesis
There is no medical term "osteomast" in standard medical terminology. It may be a misspelling or a non-standard term. If you provide more context or clarify the term, I can try to help further.