The term prodrome is derived from the Greek word prodromos meaning the forerunner of an event (Fava and Kellner 1991). In clinical medicine, a prodrome refers to the early symptoms and signs of an illness that precede the characteristic manifestations of the acute, fully developed illness. For example, measles is described as having a prodrome of 3 to 4 days characterized by fever, coryzal symptoms, conjunctivitis, and cough.
Premie is another word for a premature baby, or preemie. Premies, or preemies, are babies who are born before 37 weeks gestation. A normal pregnancy lasts for about 40 weeks, but babies born much earlier than 40 weeks may live and thrive.
A pasty (/Ëpaesti/ , ËpÃ¦sti: Cornish; Hogen), (pasti sometimes known in The United states as a pastie Or british) pasty is a baked, pastry a traditional variety of which is particularly associated With, cornwall in THE. ukasties An uncooked pasty, crimped along the top The cooked pasty, ready for eating A modern replication of a two course pasty A Mexican paste Cornish Pirates players display a giant pasty Pasties in the oven. This article is about the baked pie or pastry. For the fried pie or pastry, see Pastie.