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.
Fixed cellular terminals Premicells. A Fixed cellular Terminal is a box, which contains a number of SIM cards, depending on your requirements. It sits neatly along side your telephone exchange, diverting calls made from fixed lines to mobiles through the SIM cards, making them mobile to mobile calls.ow it can benefit your business. The benefit of a fixed cellular terminal is purely cost. The average cost of a call from a fixed line to a mobile is 12.5p per minute however with a Fixed Cellular Terminal this cost can be cut to an average of 6p per minute.