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BiophysicalAsmtvocab
NCCUnit3_biophysical assesssmenrt vocabulary
Term | Definition |
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Afebrile | |
Anoxia | absence of oxygen in tissue, |
Febrile= | |
Cyanosis | is a physical sign causing bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes. is caused by a lack of O2 in the blood .associated with cold temps, heart failure, lung diseases,and smothering. seen in infants at birth as a result of heart defects,respi |
Pyrexia | |
Crackles | a small, sharp sound heard on auscultation. Caused by dry, bristly hair and insufficient pressure on the stethoscope head. characteristic of emphysema,especially when it is subcutaneous. See also rale. |
Hyperpyrexia | |
Rales | |
Hypothermia | |
Rhonchi | |
Conduction | the transfer of heat from one molecule to another in direct contact |
Stridor | |
Convection | |
Stertor | |
Radiation | |
DOE | |
Vaporization | |
Cheyne Stokes | |
Intermittent Fever | |
Kussmaul’s | |
Remittent Fever | |
Systolic | |
Relapsing fever | |
Diastolic | |
Bradycardia | |
Hypertension | |
Tachycardia | |
Hypotension | |
Arrhythmia | |
Sphygmomanometer | |
Radial Pulse | ?? pulse located on the radial artery ??? |
Pulse Pressure | |
Apical Pulse | |
Erythema | |
Pulse Deficit | |
Hyperemia | |
Stroke Volume | |
Pallor | |
Eupnea | |
Jaundice | |
Tachypnea | |
Icterus | jaundice |
Hyperventilation | |
Ecchymosis | |
Hyperpnea | |
Petechiae | |
Bradypnea | |
Abrasion | |
Orthopnea | |
Excoriation | |
Apnea | |
Wheal | |
Dyspnea | |
Vesicle | |
Hypoxia | |
Cyst |