pseudoglandularHaving some characteristics of glands (used especially to describe a phase in the development of the embryonic lung before ciliated cells are formed)
pseudogoutA medical condition with symptoms resembling gout but caused by precipitation of calcium pyrophosphate crystals in the joints instead of monosodium urate crystals.
pseudogravitationalRelating to or involving pseudogravitation ("artificial gravity").
pseudogravityAny force mimicking gravity; artificial gravity.
pseudogroupAn algebraic structure having elements that are homeomorphisms between subsets of a space
pseudogyneAn agamic or asexual female of certain insect species, such as plant-lice, that reproduce by parthenogenesis.
pseudogynecomastiaAn enlargement of the breast(s) due to excessive deposition of fat or skin, as opposed to “true gynecomastia” which results from the development of glandular breast tissue.
pseudogynousPertaining to or characteristic of a pseudogyne.
pseudohaemalRelating to the vascular system of annelids.
pseudohaikuFalse or free-form haiku; any form of syllabically parsimonious or otherwise pithy poetry, usually comprising three lines of verse per poem.
pseudohalideA chemical compound that is not a halide, but which resembles a halide in its charge and reactivity.
pseudohalogenA binary inorganic compound with a structure similar to that of the interhalogens but containing at least one non-halogen radical such as cyanide
pseudohaloritidAny ammonite in the family Pseudohaloritidae.
pseudohaltereOne of the club-like front wings of certain insects (stylops), resembling the halteres, or rudimentary hind wings, of Diptera.
pseudohamiltonianA generalization of a pseudopotential, where in addition to changing the potential the mass is varied to achieve the desired properties of the valence states.
pseudohandleA special value that can be treated as a handle (e.g. to identify a process) but is not a true handle.
pseudohaploidhaploid, but with chromosomal translocations
pseudohaplotypeA group of alleles located on the same paternal or maternal chromosome
pseudoheaderA simplified header used in the TCP and UDP protocols in order to calculate a checksum.
pseudoheartAny contractile vessel of certain invertebrates, notably earthworms, that acts in a similar way to a real heart by squeezing blood around the body
pseudohemianopiaThe inability to perceive two simultaneous stimuli in each visual field.
pseudohemophiliaAny of several disorders of prolonged blood clotting time, seeming clinically similar to the hemophilias, but pathophysiologically different therefrom, without the same clotting factor derangements as found therein; at least some of these disorders are types of von Willebrand disease, and nowadays would be called and diagnosed thus.
pseudohermaphroditismThe condition of having internal reproductive organs / gonads that are typical of one sex, but external genitalia that is typical of the other, or that is ambiguous, which occurs for example in some people with androgen insensitivity syndrome.
pseudohermitianHaving the Hermitian properties except that the eigenvalues may be complex and the eigenvectors need not be orthogonal.
pseudoherniaAn abdominal wall bulge that may be mistaken for a hernia.
pseudohitchhikingA form of hitchhiking caused by genetic drift at a nearby locus.
pseudoholeA depression in the epiretinal membrane at the fovea that does not make a complete hole in the membrane
pseudohomologEither of a pair of lanthanides or actinides and related transition elements that have similar chemical properties because of similar electronic structure.
pseudohomophoneA non-word that is mistaken for a homophone, such as werk for work
pseudohomosexualAccording to Lionel Ovesey: having become a (male) homosexual as a result of abnormal interpersonal relationships, rather than having an innate homosexual orientation.
pseudohymeniumA covering of sporidia, resembling the hymenium of fungi.
pseudohyperaldosteronismA condition where the body shows effects similar to excess aldosterone, such as high blood pressure, low potassium, and sodium retention. But aldosterone levels are actually normal or low.
pseudohypericinAn aromatic polycyclic dione closely related to hypericin.
pseudohyperkalemiaFalsely elevated serum potassium level, usually due to preanalytical error or blood cell disorders.
pseudohypoparathyroidismA rare inherited disorder where the body does not respond properly to parathyroid hormone, causing low calcium and high phosphate levels despite high PTH in the blood.
pseudohypoxemiaA spurious measurement of oxygen saturation of blood, giving a false appearance of hypoxemia; it can happen via technical problems (such as a malfunctioning pulse oximeter) or even when all technical details are correct but hyperleukocytosis or thrombocytosis is present and the testing method is blood gas analysis.
pseudohypoxiaA condition in which the symptoms of hypoxia are caused by metabolic complications, such as those associated with diabetes
pseudoinfinitePertaining to a finite number that, in a given context, has the property of infinite; it is so large as to be indistinguishable from infinite in a particular scenario.
pseudoinstructionA command that resembles, but is not in fact, a machine instruction, such as a special directive or a command that is mapped to a sequence of real instructions.
pseudointellectualA person who claims proficiency in scholarly or artistic activities while lacking in-depth knowledge or critical understanding.