radiology
Pronunciation: [reɪdiˈɑlədʒi]
Word
Context: “medicine”
(noun) a branch of medicine that uses images from X-rays and other machines to see inside the body. Doctors use it to find out what is wrong with patients by looking at pictures of their bones and organs.
Example
The radiology department helped diagnose her broken arm with an X-ray.
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Radiology didn't show any problems, so the doctors looked for other causes of the pain.
Example
What kind of tests does the radiology clinic perform?
Context: “science”
(noun) the study of radiation and its effects, including how it can be used in different ways, like treating diseases. This can include understanding how radiation can be helpful or harmful.
Example
Researchers in radiology study how radiation can treat cancer effectively.
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There are no studies in radiology that suggest radiation is completely safe without any risks.
Example
What topics are covered in radiology studies at the university?
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