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Vocabulary

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ANGINA   intermittent or continuous cardiac pain caused by anoxia of the myocardium  
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AUSCULTATION   use of the unaided ear or a stethoscope to listen to sounds in the body  
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CAPNOGRAPHY   used in the anesthetic setting to provide a breath-by-breath analysis of expired carbon dioxide (end-tidal CO2)  
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BIOPSY   removal of tissue or fluid from the body for pathological examination to determine a diagnosis  
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C-ARM   type of protable fluroscope, so named for its configuation  
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CHOLANGIOGRAPHY   a preoperative & intraoperative diagnostic tool in which a catheter is inserted into the common bile duct & contrast medium is injected to outline potential calculi unnder fluoroscopy  
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CONTRAST MEDIUM   solution injected into arteries, veins, or ducts during a radiographic exam that is radiopaque & therefore stands out in contrast to the surrounding tissue  
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CSF (CEREBRALSPINAL FLUID)   the fluid that flows through the ventricles of the brain, subarachnoid space, & spinal canal; serves to protect these structures  
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CYSTOSCOPY   the insertion of an endoscope through the urethra & into the bladder for the purpose of viewing for treatment & diagnosis  
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ECG (ELECTROCARDIOGRAM)   a record of the electrical activity of the brain  
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EEG (ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM)   a record of the electrical activity of the brain  
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FROZEN SECTION   a pathological method diagnosis that involves freezing a tissue sample, slicing it into thin sections, staining it, & then viewing it inder a microscope  
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-GRAM   suffixmeaning written record  
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GRAM STAIN   laboratory method of identifying bacteria  
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-GRAPH   suffix meaning producing a drawing or writing  
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INDWELLING   a substance or item that remains in place either permanently or for a period of time  
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ISOTOPE SCANNING   invovles the inraveneous injection of a radioactive isotope into the patient prior to an imaging study  
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OBSTRUCTION   hindrance or blockage of a passage  
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PALPATION   examining by touch  
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PROSTHESIS   artificial device used to replace a body structure, aid bodily function, or give a cosmetic appearance; permanent/removable  
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ROENTGENOGRAPHY   radiography x-ray  
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SIGN   indication of a disease or condition perceived by the examiner  
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SYMPTOM   indication of a disease or condition perceived by the patient  
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URINALYSIS (UA)   laboratory examination of a urine specimen for diagnostic perposes  
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ULTRASONOGRAPHY   the use of high-frequency waves that are directed into the body & are refleced from the tissues to record an image for diagnosic purposes  
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