| Quadrant
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Dentists often use this word to describe the area of the mouth they are working on. The mouth has four equal sections, or quadrants. They are the upper right, upper left, lower right and lower left. Picture a straight line between the center of the teeth to the back of the mouth. That is the division point. For example, a lower left molar would be in the lower left quadrant.
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| Qualified medical expenses (also known as eligible medical expenses)
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These are costs paid for health care that people can deduct from their taxes. To do so, the expense must not also be paid through insurance. For a complete list, see Section 213(d) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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| Qualifying event
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This is an event that lets a member change his or her health benefits. Examples include death, job loss, divorce and marriage.
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