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| ULTIMA | U- THE LAST SYLLABLE
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| ROOT | FOUNDATION OR SUBJECT OF THE TERM
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| SUFFIX | ENDING THAT GIVES ESSENTIAL MEANING TO THE TERM
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| PREFIX | ADDED TO THE BEGINNING OF A TERM WHEN NEEDED TO FURTHER MODIFY THE ROOT
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| HOW TO READ A MEDICAL TERM | SUFFIX FIRST, THEN PREFIX (IF THERE IS ONE), THE ROOT OR ROOTS
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| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF MEDICAL LANGUAGE? | ALLOWS HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS TO BE CLEAR, COMMUNICATE QUICKLY, AND PROVIDE COMFORT TO PATIENTS
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| WHERE DOES MEDICAL LANGUAGE COME FROM? ANCIENT LANGUAGES? | GREEK AND LATIN
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| PENULT | P- ALMOST THE LAST SYLLABLE
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| ANTEPENTULT | A- THE ONE THAT OS JUST BEFORE THE PENULT
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| PERSON WIDELY CONSIDERED THE FATHER OF WESTERN MEDICINE | HIPPOCRATES
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| THE SOAP METHOD | THE 4 DIFFERENT TYPES OF INFORMATION DOCUMENTED BY HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS IN A MEDICAL NOTE
S- SUBJECTIVE
O- OBJECTIVE
A - ASSESSMENT
P- PLAN
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| SUPINE AND PRONE | SUPINE - LYING DOWN ON BACK
PRONE - LYING ON BELLY
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| THE MAIN RESON FOR A PATIENTS VISIT IS THE ? | CHIEF COMPLAINT
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| WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE REPORT DOCUMENTED BY THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER WHO ASSESS THE PATIENT EACH DAY? | PROGRESS NOTE, DAILY REPORT
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| SUBJECTIVE | S- SUBJECTIVE - WHAT THE PATIENT SAYS
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| OBJECTIVE | O- OBJECTIVE - WHAT THE TEST REVEALS
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| ASSESSMENT | A - ASSESSMENT - THE ANALYSIS OF THE SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE INFORMATION - PREFORMED BY THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER
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| PLAN | P- PLAN - THE COURSE OF ACTION FOR THE PATIENT
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| EHR | ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD
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| BODY PLANES | CORONAL - DIVIDES THE BODY FROM FRONT TO BACL
TRANSVERSE - DIVIDES THE BODY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM
SAGITTAL - DIVIDES THE BODY FROM RIGHT TO LEFT
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| THE SKIN DOES WHAT? | SERVES AS PROTECTION TO THE BODY
FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE FROM GERMS AND IRRITANTS
FIRST POINT OF CONTACT WITH ITS SURROUNDINGS
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| INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM | THE SKIN:
FIRST LAYER IS THE EPIDERMIS
THE THE DERMIS
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| DERMIS CONTAINS WHAT? | HAIR, GLANDS, NERVES
MADE UP OF FEW CELLS AND MANY THICK FIBERS
STRONG AND FLEXIBLE
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| EPIDERMIS | MADE UP OF SQUAMOUS CELLS
LOOKS LIKE SCALES UNDER A MICROSCOPE
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| CENTRIFUNGAL VS CENTRIPETAL | Rashes that start from the middle and work their way outward are centrifugal. Rashes that spread from the outside inward are centripetal.
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| BUMPS | PAPULES <1CM SMALL SOLID MASS
NODULES >1CM A SOLID MASS THAT EXTENDS DEEPER INTO THE SKIN
PLAQUES - LARGE AND FLAT, SOLID MASS ON SURFACE OF SKIN
TUMORS- A LARGER SOLID MASS
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| BUMPS WITH FLUID | VESICLES - <1CM FIILED WITH CLEAR FLUID - A SMALL BILSTER
BULLAE - >1CM FILLED WITH CLEAR FLUID
PUSTULES - FILLED WITH PUS
ABSCESSES- ARE LARGE PUSTULES
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| BURNS | 1ST DEGREE BURN - EPIDERMIS LAYER - SUNBURN
2ND DEGREE BURN - DEEPER BURN INVOLVING THE DERMIS
3RD DEGREE BURN - SUBCUTANEOUS LAYER-
4TH DEGREE BURN - UNDERLYING TISSUE LIKE THE BONE, MUSLE, FASCIA
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| SKIN BIOPSY | EXCISIONAL - REMOVAL OF A PART OF THE LESION
SHAVE - REMOVED WITH A SLICE OF A BLADE
PUNCH - PUNCHED OUT USINF A DEVISE
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| CULTURE & SENSITIVITY | GROWING MICROORGANISM IN ISOLATIN IN ORDER TO DETERMINE WHICH DRUG THEY MIGHT RESPOND TO
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