Vocabulary study guide
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metabolism | the sum of the process by which a particular substance is handled in the living body
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prognosis | the prospect of recovery as anticipated from the usual course of disease or perculiar
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bradycardia | relatively slow heart action
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p.r.n. | when ever needed-
practical registered nurse
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gross anatom | a branch of anatomy that deals with the structure of tissues and organs
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vital sign | signs of life, specifically the pulse rate, respetory rate, body temperature and blood pressure
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CXR | chest x-rays
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homeostasis | physiological process internal environment or that monitors and maintains a stable equilibrium
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nephritis | acute or chronic inflamation of the kidney caused by infection degeneration process or vascular
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hypothalamus | a
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diagnosis | is an identification of a disease determined by studying patient signs, symptoms, history and results of centers diagnostic test
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set point | a level or point at which a variable physiological state (as body temp or weight)tend to stablize
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liter | a metric unit of capacity equal to one cubic decimeter
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histology | a branch of anatomy that deals with the minute structurre of animal and plant tissue as discernible with micro scope
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syndrome | a group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality or condition
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arthroscope | a fiber-optic instrument surgically inserted through an incision near a joint (as a knee)and used to visually examine the joints
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etiology | cause
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acrocyanosis |
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NPO | nothing by mouth
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