All terms in NCIT
| Label | Id | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tyrosinase:146-156 Peptide | NCIT_C48630 | [A synthetic peptide consisting of amino acid residues 146 through 156 of the enzyme tyrosinase, a protein frequently expressed by melanoma cells, with antitumor activity. Vaccination with tyrosinase:146-156 peptide may stimulate cytotoxic T lymphocyte response against tyrosinase-expressing tumor cells, resulting in decreased tumor growth and cell lysis.] |
| Repack | NCIT_C73606 | [To take an item from its packaging and place into a different package, or to add a package over an existing package.] |
| How Many Pads or Adult Diapers per Day Did You Use to Control Leakage | NCIT_C125015 | [A question about how many pads or adult diapers an individual used each day to control leakage.] |
| Relabel | NCIT_C73607 | [To affix a new label onto an item.] |
| How Big a Problem is Dripping or Leaking Urine | NCIT_C125016 | [A question about an individual's assessment of how big a problem dripping or leaking urine has been.] |
| Private Label Distribution | NCIT_C73608 | [An item or service produced by one company for distribution under another company's name.] |
| How Big a Problem is Pain or Burning on Urination | NCIT_C125017 | [A question about an individual's assessment of how big a problem pain or burning urination has been.] |
| Varenicline | NCIT_C73609 | [A partial agonist of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR) subtype alpha4beta2. Nicotine stimulation of central alpha4beta2 nAChRs located at presynaptic terminals in the nucleus accumbens causes the release of the neurotransmitter dopamine, which may be associated with the experience of pleasure; nicotine addiction constitutes a physiologic dependence related to this dopaminergic reward system. As an AChR partial agonist, varenicline attenuates the craving and withdrawal symptoms that occur with abstinence from nicotine but is not habit-forming itself.] |
| How Big a Problem is Bleeding with Urination | NCIT_C125018 | [A question about an individual's assessment of how big a problem bleeding with urination has been.] |
| Bietamiverine Hydrochloride | NCIT_C73602 | |
| How Often Have You Leaked Urine | NCIT_C125011 | [A question about how often an individual has leaked urine.] |
| Marketed under Over-the-Counter Drug Product Final Monograph | NCIT_C73603 | [A category specifying that a product is marketed under a finalized Over-the-Counter Drug Product Monograph. The Monograph represents regulatory standards for the marketing of non-prescription drug product not covered by new drug applications, including the active ingredients, labeling, and other general requirements.] |
| How Often Have You Urinated Blood | NCIT_C125012 | [A question about how often an individual has urinated blood.] |
| Marketed under Over-the-Counter Drug Product Not Final Monograph | NCIT_C73604 | [A category specifying that a product is marketed under a not yet finalized Over-the-Counter Drug Product Monograph. The pending Monograph represents regulatory standards for the marketing of non-prescription drug product not covered by new drug applications, including the active ingredients, labeling, and other general requirements.] |
| How Often Have You Had Pain or Burning with Urination | NCIT_C125013 | [A question about how often an individual has had pain or burning with urination.] |
| Marketed as Authorized Generic under New Drug Application | NCIT_C73605 | [A category specifying that a drug is marketed as the brand-generic version of the product by the holder of an approved New Drug Application.] |
| Ability to Control Urination | NCIT_C125014 | [A question about an individual's ability to control their urination.] |
| Radial Artery of the Upper Extremity | NCIT_C34012 | [An artery arising from the brachial artery just below the bend of the elbow with numerous branches in the forearm, wrist and hand.] |
| Radial Artery | NCIT_C12838 | [The branch of the brachial artery that passes down the forearm.] |
| Upper Extremity | NCIT_C12671 | [The region of the body that includes the arm, the forearm, and hand.] |