Completely
Completely
Completely (/kəmˈpliːtli/), from the Latin completus, meaning "filled up" or "finished", is an adverb that describes an action that has been carried out in full, without any part left undone. It is often used in medical terminology to describe the extent of a procedure or condition.
Related Terms
- Complete: The adjective form of completely, often used to describe a medical procedure or condition that has been fully carried out or a condition that affects all parts of a body or system.
- Completion: The noun form of completely, referring to the act of finishing something.
- Completive: A grammatical term used to describe an aspect of verbs that denotes an action or state of being that is viewed as complete in regards to a certain context.
- Incompletely: The opposite of completely, used to describe something that is not fully done or finished.
Usage in Medical Terminology
In medical terminology, "completely" is often used to describe the extent of a procedure, condition, or the coverage of a treatment or medication. For example, a disease may be described as being "completely eradicated" if it has been fully eliminated from a patient's body. Similarly, a surgery may be described as "completely successful" if all intended outcomes were achieved without any complications.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Completely
- Wikipedia's article - Completely
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