Medical term:

indicant

in·di·cant

(in'di-kant),

1. Pointing out; indicating.

2. An indication; especially a symptom indicating the proper line of treatment.

[L. in-dico, pres. p. -ans (-ant), to point out]

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indicant

(ĭn′dĭ-kănt)

1. Something such as a sign or symptom that points to the presence of a disease.

2. Something such as loss of a symptom or sign that indicates that the treatment of the disease is proper and effective.

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