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Bodily integrity is the
inviolability of the
physical body and
emphasizes the
importance of
personal autonomy, self-ownership, and self-determination of...
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Bodily functions can
refer to one of the following: The
functions (i.e. processes) of
human or
animal bodies,
called "systems" in physiology. A euphemism...
- battery. When this
distinction is observed,
battery refers to the
actual bodily contact,
whereas ****ault
refers to a
credible threat or
attempt to cause...
- ****ault
occasioning grievous bodily harm (often
abbreviated to GBH) is a term used in
English criminal law to
describe the
severest forms of battery. It...
- In
contrast to Alcmaeon,
Hippocrates suggested that
humors are the
vital bodily fluids: blood, phlegm,
yellow bile, and
black bile.
Alcmaeon and Hippocrates...
- Body fluids,
bodily fluids, or biofluids,
sometimes body liquids, are
liquids within the body of an organism. In lean
healthy adult men, the
total body...
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baptizing repenters, and
ascended to Heaven. For the
Christian tradition, the
bodily resurrection was the
restoration to life of a
transformed body
powered by...
- A body **** is any
opening in the body of an animal. In a
typical mammalian body such as the
human body, the
external body ****s are: The nostrils...
- Look up body, Body, or
bodily in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Body may
refer to:
Physical body, an
object in
physics that
represents a
large amount...
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Bodily harm is a
legal term of art used in the
definition of both
statutory and
common law
offences in Australia, Canada,
England and
Wales and
other common...
