Nurture
* cause of miscarriage, and so is an excessive drink.
* comes from the Greek word paideia, meaning, tutorage, education or training.
* helps mold able minds.
* is acculturation
  - probably more important than nature in the development of human personality
  - simply the result of nature and environment
  - why identical twins are really different individuals
* means training with structure.
* plays a very big role in early human development
  - as significant a role as nature in our partnering
* virtue, the giving and receiving of which is essential to the moral life.

Neural control
* exploits biomechanical structure of the arm.
* is more important than local control for skin vessels.

Nuclear shielding
* occurs for all nuclei.
* replaces mass conversion.

Neonate
* Many neonates recover in a couple of months.
* also have the potential for self care.
* appear much more sensitive to acebutolol.
* are altricial and have sparse, light-colored hairs
  - at particular risk for meningitis
  - babies
* are especially prone to apnea following surgery
  - vulnerable to conjunctivitis and pneumonia if the mother is infected
  - naked with non-functional ears and eyes
* can acquire the disease by breast feeding.
* develop abdominal distension, ileus, and bloody stool at several days of age.
* exhibit a diminished response.
* feed readily on pink mice.
* generally have no haptoglobin.
* have a much higher incidence of developing a more generalized infection and meningitis
  - higher survival rates in warm than in cold weather
* learn at sleep.
* often start eating very soon after birth.
* react wildly when a small treefrog or lizard is placed in their cage.
* spend first the few months in near reefs but move to the open ocean by the first winter.

Neurogenesis
* continues to occur in HD patients and, in fact, increases as the disease progresses.
* refers to the production of new nerve cells.

Nodular goiter
* are a common result of maternal iodine deficiency.
* remains one of the great enigmas of thyroid disease.

Necrotic enteritis
* common infectious disease of breeder ducks.
* is primarily a disease of broilers, roasters and turkeys.

Nephrolithiasis
* common affliction with a high rate of recurrence
  - condition likely seen in chiropractic practice
* is another name for kidney stones
  - pathology
* is the medical term for the presence of stones in the kidney
  - presence of one or more stones in the kidney

Narrative
* Some narratives describe clairvoyance attributed to children.
* are a hierarchy of instances
  - natural, engaging means of communication
  - acts of sensemaking
  - stories that build up to a climax of action
* cooperate with visual depictions in ways that facilitate both conception and deception.
* exist in an ambivalent relationship with the ideologies that inhabit and shape a culture.
* fancy word for an account of real or imagined events, in other words a story.
* interviewing' is the process of eliciting 'stories' from respondents.
* is part of life before being exiled from life in writing
  - subjective account reified as objective knowledge
* is the process by which the author reveals the plot
  - author reveals the what happened plot
* means telling a story, with a beginning, a middle, an end, and a point.
* refers to a process or technique.
* text-type rather than a genre.

Nephrosis
* causes protein loss in the urine.
* is non-inflammatory nephropathy and nephritis is inflammatory kidney disease
  - pathology

Neurological change
* associated with aging can cause dysfunction to both static and dynamic balance.
* involve the lateral cortical tracts and fasciculus gracilis.

Neuronal plasticity
* can appear after suitable rehabilitation, but is also reported spontaneously.
* is the basis of learning.