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1. algia
A technique that uses radioactive materials to examine anatomy and functional capacity of an organ
Pain
Immediately
Pertaining to between the vertebrae

2. Accessory Organs
Removal of fluid
Surgical repair
Salivary glands - teeth and tongue - liver - gallbladder - pancreas
Vital signs include TPRBPO2 stat - pn: Temp - Pulse rate - BP - oxygen - respiratory rate - o2stat - pain

3. GYN
Connects and holds tissue together - to transport substances - and to protect against foreign invaders. Forms and protects bones - fat - blood cells - and cartilage and provides immunity.
Clot (stationary=thrombosis) (moving=embolism)
Gynecology
Tablet

4. RD
Medical
Registered Dietician
Development - nourishment
(usually young women) Autoimmune disease. Degeneration of the joints - with permanent damage.

5. pneumothorax
Right lower quadrant
Spontaneous collapse of lung
ventricular fibrillation
Assertive skills in which a person responds to a criticism by making noncommittal statements that can not be argued against.

6. ectomy
Within normal limits
After
Pertaining to in back of (body directional terms)
Excision

7. Digestive Track
Cell
Bed rest
Mouth - pharynx - Digestive sphincter muscle - Esophagus - Stomach - Small intestine - large intestine
Axilla or axillary

8. FDA (Food & Drug Agency)
US Govern. agency who ensures that foods - drugs - cosmetics - and medical devices are safe and properly labeled.
No Known Drug Allergies
American Diabetic Association
Inner thin layer of the meninges (tender layer). Carries blood vessels that provide nourishment to the nervous tissue.

9. CSF
Central Nervous System
No Information No Publication
Level of care pt's would require per med condition (GRASP)
Cerebrospinal fluid (lumbar tray in materials)

10. NKA
No Known Allergies
Provides acute care exclusively to hospitalized pt's.
Decreased - lower - below
Blue

11. WA
Chest cavity
Wide awake
A temporary lowering of BP usually due to standing suddenly - also called postural hypotension
Fracture

12. Normal HR
Day Surgery Unit
Clear
Hospital Base Specialist
60-80 (smoker 80-100 / anything below 40 not OK)

13. stomat/o
Low iron (rbc)
Upper gastrointestinal
Obstetrics
Mouth

14. Allergy Bracelet
Cell
Culture & Sensitivity
Plastic Bracelet (usually red) that is worn by a pt to indicate allergy.
Post cibrum (after meals)

15. q
Vomit (Emesis Bases usually have to ordered)
Every
Eyelid
Surgical fixation

16. abd
Intramuscular Injection
Lateral chest
Bad
Abdomen

17. LTC
No Know Food Allergies
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (reflux disease)
Long-Term Care
Factors such as age - gender - race - socioeconomic status etc.

18. P
Pulse
Within normal limits
High-density
Fracture

19. Medication Administration Record
(MAR) List of meds that each individual pt is currently taking; it is used by the RN to administer meds.
Kidney
Moving clot
Cholesterol

20. al or ous
A pt medical record that may be dated back 5+ yrs re: if pt was admitted in past etc. Requested through Medical Secretaries.
Lying w/face downward (body directional terms)
Child Protective Service
Pertaining to (word roots/combining forms)

21. mEq
Doctor of Osteopathy
Decrease
Milliequivalent
Destruction of a pt's immune system. Highly susceptible to infections.

22. ex:Gastroenteritis (WR=gastro / CV=O / WR=enter / S=itis
Without Fever
Stomach/intestine/inflammation of
Increase
Salivary glands - teeth and tongue - liver - gallbladder - pancreas

23. phos
Rapid eyelid movement
(MAR) List of meds that each individual pt is currently taking; it is used by the RN to administer meds.
Left
Phosphatase (chemistry)

24. intra-
Stapes (middle ear)
Out of bed
Within
Usual - Customary - and Reasonable

25. CAD
Coronary artery disease= narrowing of the arteries due to buildup of plaque on the arterial walls (a condition called atherosclerosis)
Within
A bone that has been twisted apart
Pt controlled analgesic

26. scope
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrotomy
Cardiac Monitor Tech
History
Instrument used to examine

27. Pulse Rate
The # of times the heart beats per minute (felt through the walls of the artery)
Specializes in Family Health Care for all family members
Electronic Medical Record/Electronic Health Record
Pertaining to between the vertebrae

28. Geriatrist
Average daily intake of a nutrient meeting requirements of nearly all healthy people of a given age/gender
Diagnoses/Treats diseases and problems w/aging
Iris (colored part of eye)
Anteroposterior

29. pathy or pathic
Surgical repair
An assertive skill in which a person verbally accepts having made an error without letting it reflect on their worth as a human being.
A tubular instrument (rigid or flexible) with a light source and a viewing lens for observation that can be inserted through a body orifice or through a small incision.
Disease (pertaining to)

30. Blasts
Respiratory syncytial virus (can live on surface for 7 days)
Date in which a specific category of meds must discontinue unless review by a Dr.
Baby Red Blood Cells (When you have to many - usually means something is wrong w/bone marrow)
Nerves - Brain - Spinal Cord

31. Cultural Difference
Health Maintenance Organization
Larynx (voicebox)
Factors such as age - gender - race - socioeconomic status etc.
Hemtocrit

32. TPN
Total parenteral nutrition
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
Below normal
Surgical repair

33. gastr/o (word root)
Disease (word roots/combining forms)
Inner lining of heart - also forms the heart valves
Stomach
Sodium - potassium - co2 - Bun - creatinine - calcium

34. D/C or DC
Discontinue or discharge
Surgical opening
Registered dietician
Tasks performed at the Bedside or in direct contact w/the pt

35. pexi
Labels affixed to the front cover of a pt's paper chart that indicated pt has allergy.
Slows the heart rate (digoxen would increase hear rate)
Surgical fixation
A cord like structure that is located outside the central nervous system (CNS). Contains nerve cells called neurons.

36. bid
Doctor of Osteopathy
2x per day
Clavical or collarbone
Assertive skills in which a person responds to a criticism by making noncommittal statements that can not be argued against.

37. IM
Intravenous push
Carbon dioxide
Disease (word roots/combining forms)
Intramuscular Injection

38. MAR
Medication Administration Record
Outer touch layer of the meninges
Treats cancer through the use of radiation
Lying of the back - Face Up (body directional terms)

39. Medical and health services
Circulation - motion - sensation
Rule out
Plans - directs - coordinates - and supervises the delivery of health managers
Nothing by mouth

40. SDS
Cholesterol
4 types of bones: Long - short - flat - and irregular - Bones have their own system of blood vessels and nerves - Bones contain red bone marrow (produces rbc's - wbc's - and platelets). and yellow bone marrow
Mini Stroke (TIA)
Same-day Surgery

41. genic
Producing
Coronary Care Unit
No Known Medication Allergies
Diagnoses/Treats disease of the neuro-musculolskeletal system with physical elements to restore the individual to participation in society

42. Prone
Lying w/face downward (body directional terms)
Connective tissue - flesh (word roots/combining forms)
Clinical Decision Support System
To have the pt sit on edge of bed and dangle feet

43. L
Spiritual Support
Liter
Microgram
Temp - pulse - respiration

44. opthalmo
Disease (pertaining to)
Full Strength or can mean Fasting sugar
Rapid flow
Eye

45. U
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (reflux disease)
Cell
Immediately
Upper gastrointestinal

46. Intake and Output

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47. cyno
Right upper quadrant
Skin (word roots/combining forms)
Vital signs include TPRBPO2 stat - pn: Temp - Pulse rate - BP - oxygen - respiratory rate - o2stat - pain
Blue

48. HBS
Hour of sleep
Unable to breath
Magnetic Resonance Imaging: A technique used to produce computer images (scans) of the interior of the body w/use of magnetic field and radiofrequency waves.
Hospital Base Specialist

49. cardi/o
Heart
Low-density lipotein
Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit
Usual - Customary - and Reasonable

50. PICU
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
Function: Transfers the C02 (oxygen) to the body
Surgical incision or to cut into
Respiratory syncytial virus (can live on surface for 7 days)