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facial paralysis - total loss of muscle movement in the face; paralysis of one side
of the face only is known as unilateral paralysis; when both
sides are affected, it is known as bilateral facial paralysis
fecal impaction - large mass of dry, hard stool that can develop in the rectum due
to chronic constipation
fecal
incontinence - loss of normal control of the bowels
flatulence - excessive gas or wind in the digestive tract
foot drop
- condition relating to the inability to properly move the foot when
walking; failure to fully lift the toes of the foot
furunculosis - skin condition characterized by persistent, recurring boils
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