Inter. Medical Terminology - Week 3 Vocabulary
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| 9 types of medical administration are: | PO, IV, IM, Gtts, SL, SQ, Topical, Vaginal, Rectally
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| PO | By mouth
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| IV | Intravenous
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| IM | Intramuscular
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| Topical | Applied directly to skin
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| Gtts | Drops
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| SQ / SC | subcutaneous
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| SL | sublingual
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| BP | blood pressure
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| Normal BP of adult: | 90/60 to 140/90
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| Top # of BP: | systolic
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| Bottom # of BP: | diastolic
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| P | pulse
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| Normal P of adult: | 60-100 bpm
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| Normal P of child (1-8 yrs): | 100 bpm
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| Normal P of infant (B-1 yr): | 100 to 120 bpm
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| 3 good places to check P: | brachial artery, radial artery, carotid artery
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| Brachial P located: | upper arm
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| Radial P located: | radial side of wrist
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| Carotid P located: | side of neck
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| R | respiration
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| Normal R of adult: | 10 to 12 per minute
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| Normal R of child &infant: | 20 per minute
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| T | temperature
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| Normal T: | 98.6°
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| 4 ways to check T: | tempanic, axillary, sublingual, rectally
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| 4 ways to check T in order of best to least accurate: | Rectally, Tempanic, SL, Axillary
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| angina pectoris | chest pain brought on by exhaustion
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| myocardial infarction | heart attack
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| MI | myocardial infarction
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| osteoporosis | loss of bone density resulting in open spaces within bony substance
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| osteoma | benign tumor or mass of the bone
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| dorsalis pedis | pulse point on top of foot
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| cyan/o | Blue
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| erythemat/o | red
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| erythr/o | red
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| leuk/o | white
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| albin/o | white
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| melan/o | black
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| glauc/o | gray
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| poli/o | gray
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