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nursing 1 final

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Abduction   to move away from the body's midline  
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achalasia   failure of a ring of muscle. ex sphincter, to relax  
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adduction   to move toward the body's midline  
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alopecia   loss of hair  
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anhidrosis   abnormal deficiency of absence of sweating  
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anoxia   absence of O2 supply to an organ or tissue  
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anuria   absense of urine  
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aphasia   partial or total loss of the ability to communicate verbally of using the written word  
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apnea   cessation of breathing  
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ascites   abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen  
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ataxia   failure of muscle coordination  
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atelectasis   collapse of lung tissure affecting part of all of one lung  
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atrophy   wasting away, a diminution in the size of a cell, tissue, organ, or part  
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blanching   to become white or pale from vasoconstriction  
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bruits   abnormal sound or murmur heard while auscultating  
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cachexia   wasting of muscle, weight loss, general ill health and malnutrition  
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cerumen   earwax  
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cystitis   bladder infection  
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debridement   removing dead tissue from wound  
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dehiscence   opening of sutured surgical wound  
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dysarthria   difficulty in articulating words due to disease of the CNS  
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dysphasia   loss in the power to use or understand language  
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dyspepsia   indigestion  
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dysphagia   difficulty swallowing  
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dyspnea   difficult or labored breathing  
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enteritis   inflammation of the intestines  
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epistaxis   nosebleed  
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hematemesis   vomiting blood  
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hemoptysis   coughing up blood  
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hyperemia   increased blood flow due to vasodialation  
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hypoxemia   decreased O2 in the blood  
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hypoxia   not enough O2 reaching the tissues  
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ischemia   deficient supply of blood to a body part due to obstruction of flow of arterial blood  
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kyphosis   exagerated outward curvature of the thoracic spine (rounded upper back)  
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leukocytosis   increased WBC  
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leukorrhea   decreased WBC  
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lithotomy   surgical incision of the bladder to remove calculus  
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lordosis   curvature of the lumbar and cervical spine  
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macule   patch of skin that is altered in color like small pox  
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micturate   urinate  
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myoma   tumor of muscle tissue  
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neuralgia   nerve pain  
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oliguria   decreased urine  
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orthopnea   difficulty breathing when lying down  
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orthostatic   r/t erect posture  
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petechiae   minute red/purple spot containing blood  
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phlebitis   vein inflammation  
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presbycusis   hearing loss due to aging  
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presbyopia   vision loss due to again  
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pruitus   itching  
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ptosis   sagging or prolapsed organ or part  
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thrombophlebitis   inflammation of the vein w/ thrombus present  
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thrombus   attatched clot  
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urticaria   hives  
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wheal   welt  
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xerostomia   dry mouth  
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