Mus
- proper noun
- /mʌs/
- Specialized
- Describe the common patterns of presentation of medically unexplained symptoms (MUS).
- Mus musculus
Examples
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Up to a fifth of primary care consultations fit the category of MUS.
Academic text (2015) -
A balanced judgment of MUS requires consideration of: - Patient characteristics and risk factors for serious physical illness - The presence of any 'Red Flags' - Patterns of attendance and symptoms.
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The common house mouse, known scientifically as Mus musculus, is often found in homes around the world.
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Researchers studied the behavior of Mus in various environments to understand their adaptability.
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Many people keep pet Mus as companions due to their small size and friendly nature.
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Etymology
Mus comes from the Latin word mus, which means 'mouse'; scientists chose Mus as the scientific name for the small rodents often used in labs, so the name literally says 'mouse'.