Fortified foods contain vitamin D in the form of either D2 or, more commonly, D3, which is the type produced by human skin exposed to sunlight. Salmon, tuna, swordfish and mackerel are examples of fish whose flesh contains vitamin D, notes the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements.
Definition of Wassermann test. : a test for the detection of syphilis using the Wassermann reaction âcalled also Wassermann.
A projective psychological test of personality in which the subject reveals attitudes, emotions, and personality by reporting what is seen in each of ten inkblot pictures in a standard set.orschach test. A well-known projective test that requires the patient to describe what he or she sees in each of 10 inkblots. It is named for the Swiss psychiatrist who invented it. Mentioned in: Personality Disorders. Hermann, Swiss psychiatrist, 1884-1922.