adst. feb.

(in prescriptions) when fever is present.

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Origin of adst. feb.

From the Latin word adstante febre

Words nearby adst. feb.

adsorb, adsorbate, adsorbent, adsorption, adsorption theory of narcosis, adst. feb., adstratum, adsuki, adsuki bean, adsum, adterminal
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Medical definitions for adst. feb.

adst. feb.

abbr.

adstante febre (when fever is present)
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