The Language of Medicine Chabner 8th ed
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obstructing the passage of x-rays | radiopaque
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permitting the passage of x-rays | radiolucent
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aids physicians in performing ultrasound procedures | sonographer
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radioactive element that gives off energy in the form of radiation | radionuclide
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radioactive drug administered for diagnostic purposes | radiopharmaceutical
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transformation of stable substances into changed particles | ionization
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a physician who specializes in diagnostic radiology | radiologist
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study of uses of radioactive substances in the diagnosis of disease | nuclear medicine
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in vitro | something measured and observed in an external environment i.e. test tube
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in vivo | something measured and observed within a living environment
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radiopharmaceutical | radioactive substances injected and studied
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bone scan | an injection is administered intravenously and visualized in the bone
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MRI | Magnetic resonance imaging
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IVP | Intravenous Pyelogram
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CXR | Chest X-Ray
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U/S | Ultrasound
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PA | Posteranterior
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PET | Positron emission tomography
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PACS | picture archiving and communication systems
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DICOM | Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine
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AP | Anteroposterior
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KUB | Kidneys, Ureter, Bladder
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LAT | lateral
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131I | radioactive substance/material
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drug that widens blood vessels | vasodilator
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drug that reduces blood pressure | antihypertensive
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drug that strengthens the force and efficiency of the heartbeat | digoxin
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drug that narrows blood vessels | vasoconstrictor
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drug that prevents chest pain due to ischemia | antianginal
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drug that reduces lipids in blood | cholesterol-lowering drug
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drug that promotes excretion of urine, lowering blood pressure | diuretic
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drug is administered via suppository or fluid into the anus | rectal
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drug is administered under the tongue | sublingual
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drug is administered via vapor or gas into the nose or mouth | inhalation
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drug is applied locally on skin or mucous membrane | topical
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drug is given by mouth and absorbed through the stomach or intestine | oval
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drug is injected via syringe under the skin, into a vein, muscle, or cavity | parenteral
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antipruritic | against itching
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antiseptic |
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aerosol | particles in the air
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subcutaneous | under or beneath the skin
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cathartic | relieves constipation
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antiemetic | prevents nausea and vomitting
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narcotic | a potent analgesic
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bronchodilator | opens the bronchial tubes
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