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med term CH 9-12

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Lymphatic system   alternative system of the cardiovascular system cleansing, returning, defending, providing a pathway  
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Immune system   Lymphatic system is used with this system  
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-poiesis   generation of  
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bone marrow   creates white blood cells and red blood cells  
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erthr/o   red, blood  
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thromb/o   clot  
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-cytes   cells  
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plasma   watery stuff blood cells float in  
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lymphaden/o   lymph nodes, lymph glands  
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physical barriers   skin  
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mechanical barriers   cough, sneeze  
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chemical barriers   body can produce chemicals like mucus to keep out and fight when inside  
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phagocytosis   surrounds and eats infection  
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-globulins   immune system proteins  
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first level defense   mechanical, outer barrier to protect body  
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coagulation   the body ability to clot  
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-philia   tendency toward, condition of attraction  
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-emia   blood  
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-osis   to much of  
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-meglia   enlargement  
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acute   body no longer producing the problem but it can come back  
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Hodgkin lymphoma   one type of cancer cell affecting the lymphatic system  
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Non-Hodgkin lymphoma   more than one type of cancer cell affecting the lymphatic system  
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-lytic   destruction of  
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vole/o   volume  
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-apheresis   removal of  
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plateles   thromb/o, clot  
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adenoid   tonsils  
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-otomy   cut into  
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-statics   hold still  
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-poietic   formative  
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-plastics   formation of  
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coron/o   arteries that feed the heart  
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atria   upper chambers of the heart  
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brady-   slow  
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tachy-   fast  
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Aorta valve   biggest valve in the heart  
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Vena cavae   biggest vein in the heart  
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failure   not working like it needs to  
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ortho/static   ortho- muscleskeletal system, movement of body  
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ather/o   plaque buildup  
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granul/o   little grain  
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morph/o   shape, form  
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immun/o   safety, protection  
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eosin/o   rosy, dawn-colored  
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phag/o   eat, swallow  
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-stasis   controlling, stopping  
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-poiesis   formation  
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-lysis   breakdown  
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-poietin   forming substance  
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-phil   attraction  
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-globin   protein substance  
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-gen   producing  
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-siderin   iron substance  
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Hgb, HB, HG   hemoglobin  
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Hg   mercury  
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neutr/o   neutral  
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bas/o   base  
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PMNs   granulocytes, polymorphonucleocytes  
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PMN   neutrophil referred to as polymorph  
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cyt/o   cell  
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cyst/o   bladder  
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hemostasis   control of blood flow  
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homeostasis   steady state  
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agglutin/o   clumping  
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macro-   large  
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axill/o   armpit  
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inguni/o   groin  
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thym/o   thymus  
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thyr/o   thyroid  
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interstit/o   space between  
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pyr/o   fire, fever  
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-exia   condition  
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humor/o   liquid  
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-leukin   white substance  
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-in   substance  
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sider/o   iron  
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-penia   deficiency of  
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-cytosis   abnormal condition of cells  
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-ism   condition  
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non-Hodgkin lymphoma   collection of all lymphatic cancers except Hodgkin lymphoma  
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ALL   acute lymphocytic leukemia, rapid form of leukemia developing from immature lymphocytes  
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CLL   chronic lymphocytic leukemia, slow form of leukemia with proliferation of immature lymphocytes  
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CML   chronic myelogenous leukemia, slow form of leukemia with proliferation of immature bone marrow  
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multiple myeloma   plasma cell dyscrasia, tumors found in many bones  
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AML   acute myelogenous leukemia, rapid form of leukemia with proliferation of immature bone marrow  
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Hodgkin lymphoma   cancer of lymphatic system detected by presence of Reed-Sternberg cells  
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Coombs antiglobulin   HDN, transfusion reaction  
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HDN   hemolytic disease of the newborn  
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Schilling test   pernicious anemia  
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PTT   partial thromboplastin time, hemophilia  
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PCV   packed-cell volume, percentage of RBCs  
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monospot   infectious mononulceosis  
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ESR   erthrocyte sedimentation rate, if increased inflammation indicated  
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blood culture   microorganisms  
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WBC   white blood cell (count)  
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Western blot   HIV  
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Hct   hematocrit aka packed cell volume  
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ELISA   test to detect HIV 1 & 2  
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MCH   mean corpuscular hemoglobin, anemia  
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MCHC   mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration, response to anemia treatment  
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allergy test   hypersensitivity  
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PT   prothrombin time, determines cause of bleeding  
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autotransfusion   donor is transfused with his own blood from an active bleeding site  
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autologous transfusion   donor is reinfused with her own stored blood  
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homologous bone transplant   transplantation of healthy bone marrow from donor  
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autologous bone transplant   harvesting of patients own bone marrow to be reintroduced later  
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adenoid   pharyngeal tonsils  
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EBV   Epstein-Barr virus  
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AIDS   acquired immunodeficiency syndrome  
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HIV   human immunodeficiency virus  
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CMP   comprehensive metabolic panel  
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BMT   bone marrow transplant  
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coron/o   heart  
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ox/i, ox/o   oxygen  
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capn/o   carbon dioxide  
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pulmon/o   lung  
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vas/o, vascul/o, angi/o   vessel  
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aort/o   aorta, largest artery in heart  
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atri/o   atrium, upper chamber of heart  
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sept/o   septum, wall between chambers of heart  
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valvul/o   valve  
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ventricul/o   ventricle, small cavity or chamber, lower chamber of heart  
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cordi/o   heart  
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arteri/o   artery, vessel that carries blood away from the body  
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e-   out  
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-um   structure  
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ject/o   throwing  
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-ion   process of  
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con-   together  
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tract/o   pull  
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pariet/o   parietal, wall outside heart  
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palpation   examination by touch  
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palpebration   blinking  
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palpitation   racing heart  
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claudication   cramplike pain in legs  
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syncope   fainting  
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diaphoresis   profuse sweating  
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murmur   abnormal heart sound of gentle blowing, fluttering, humming  
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thrill   fine vibration felt on palpation  
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ischemia   decreased blood supply  
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pallor   paleness of the skin  
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-pnea   breathing  
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cyan/o   blue  
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SOB   shortness of breath  
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stenosis   narrowing  
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sclerosis   hardening  
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infarcation   tissue death  
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infraction   breaking  
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tens/o   stretching  
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hyper/tens/ion   process of excessive stretching, high blood pressure  
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-tomy   incision  
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echo   sound  
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sclero/o   hard  
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-theraphy   treatment  
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sclero/therpahy   hard treatment, treatment by hardening veins  
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athero/ectomy   removal of plaque from the coronary artery  
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-centesis   surgical puncture  
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TEE   transesophageal echocardiogram, ultrasound procedure to examine the heart through the esophagous  
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MI   myocardial infarction, heart attack  
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ASD   atrial septal defect, hole between top chambers of the heart  
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TV   tricuspid valve, valve on the right side of the heart  
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ECC   extracorporeal circulation, circulation of blood outside the body during surgery  
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MV   mitral valve, valve on the left side of the heart  
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EST   exercise stress test, noninvasive test that indicates possible artery blockage  
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RA   rheumatoid arthritis, upper right chamber of the heart  
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AS   aortic stenosis, narrowing of the largest artery in the body  
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AV   atrioventricular, pertaining to the upper and lower chambers of the heart  
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edema   abnormal accumulation of fluid in interstitial spaces of tissues  
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pulmonary congestion   excessive amount of blood in the lung tissue  
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venous distension   condition of enlarged, swollen veins  
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auscultation   listening for sounds within the body  
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bruit   abnormal sound heard from heart murmur  
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tetralogy of Fallots   4 defects  
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patent   open  
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PDA   patent ductus arteriosus  
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coarctation   deformed aortic media, causing narrowing of the lumen of the vessel  
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normal sinus rhythm   normal heart rate  
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flutter   rapid heart rate with regular rhythm 250-350 bpm  
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fibrillation   extremely rapid and irregular heart rhythm  
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atrial ectopic beats are the same as what?   premature arterial contractions  
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premature ventricular contractions are the same as what?   ventricular ectopic beats  
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myocardial infarction   artery becomes blocked and part of the heart muscle dies  
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what are the similarities of the esophageal varices and hemorrhoids?   both are dilated veins  
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Holter monitor   portable EKG to gather heart activity during daily activities  
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what is measured in a lipid profile?   cholesterol and triglycerides  
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CPK   creatine phosphokinase, enzymes released during myocardial infarction  
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LDH   lactate dehydrogenase, enzymes released during myocardial infarction  
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-ase   enzyme  
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digital subtraction angiography   subtracts background structures to image vessels  
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echocardiography   ultrasound tech. also used to create images of the heart  
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posteroanterior and lateral chest x-rays are used for determining what about the heart?   size and shape  
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Swan-Ganz catheter   used to monitor left ventricular function  
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sphygmomanometer   instrument to measure blood pressure  
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cardiac pacemaker   device that assists the heart to maintain a normal rhythm  
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MIDCAB   minimally invasive direct coronary artery bypass  
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CABG   coronary artery bypass graft  
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commissur/o   connection  
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what does commissurotomy correct?   mithral stenosis  
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what mechanical device when inserted into lower chamber helps a weakened heart?   left ventricular assist device  
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ligation   tying  
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radio frequency catheter ablation   procedure that destroys abnormal electrical pathways in the heart  
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what is sclerotheraphy correct?   varicose veins  
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PACAB   port-access coronary artery bypass, heart is stopped during surgery  
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beta-blockers   drugs that lessen the heart rate and force of the heart beat by decreasing nerve impulses  
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anticoagulants   drug that prevent blood clots  
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calcium channel blockers   drugs that slow the flow of calcium to smooth muscle cells causing arterial relaxation  
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ACE inhibitors   drugs that relax blood vessels by preventing the formation of vasoconstrictor angiotensin 2  
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antiarrhytmic drugs   restores normal sinus rhythm  
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thrombolytics   drugs that dissolve clots  
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antianginals, nitrates   drugs that relax blood vessels and reduce myocardinal oxy.consumption to lessen pain of angina pectoris  
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diuretics   drugs that help the body form and excrete urine, also used to treat hypertension and CHF  
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CHF   congestive heart failure  
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TDNTG   transdermal nirtoglycerin  
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CAD   coronary artery disease  
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PTCA   percutaneous transluminal coronary angiopplasty  
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LCA   left coronary artery  
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paroxysmal artial tachycardia   contractions of the upper chambers of the heart  
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stern/o   sternum, breastbone  
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ECG   electrocardiographic  
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hemorrhoids   varicose veins in the rectum  
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spir/o   breathe  
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-atory   pertaining to  
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-ation   process of  
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ex-   out  
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nas/o   nose  
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trache/o   trachea, windpipe goes down and splits in two  
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laryng/o   larynx, voicebox  
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pharyng/o   pharynx, hollow tube that starts from behind the nose and and ends at the top of the windpipe  
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epiglott/o   epiglottis, flap of cartilage at the opening to the voicebox  
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mediastin/o   mediastinum, space between the lungs  
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thorac/o   chest  
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steth/o   chest  
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pector/o   chest  
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bronchiol/o   tiny branch of air tubes within the lungs that is a continuation of the bronchus  
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bronch/o, bronchi/o   bronchus, large air tube that begins at the end of the windpipe and branches into the lungs  
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alveol/o   alveolus, Small air sacs or cavities in the lung that give the tissue a honeycomb appearance and expand its surface area for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide  
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pneum/o, pneumon/o   lung  
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lob/o, lobul/o   lobe, sections in the lungs  
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pleur/o   pleural cavity, one of the two membranes around the lungs  
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viscer/o   viscera, internal organs of the body, specifically those within the chest or abdomen  
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pariet/o   wall  
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phren/o   diaphragm,the muscle that separates the chest (thoracic) cavity from the abdomen  
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branchi/o   arm  
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-dynia   pain  
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eu-   good  
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-thorax   chest pleural cavity, membrane surrounding lungs  
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mantoux skin test   test for tuberculosis  
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ABG   arterial blood gases, blood test to measure oxygen and carbon dioxide  
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what test diagnoses cystic fibrosis   sweat test  
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pulmonary angiography   imaging technique that shows the flow of blood through vessels of the lungs  
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CXR   chest x-ray  
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RML   right middle lobe  
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PPD   purified protein derivative  
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URI   upper respiratory infection  
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COPD   chronic obstructive pulmonary disease  
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DOE   dyspena on exertion  
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coni/o   dust  
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epistaxis   bloody nose  
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phon/o   sound  
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Cheyne-Stokes respiration   abnormal breathing marked by apnea, deep rapid breathing  
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wheezing   whistling sound heard during breathing out  
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sputum   material coughed up from lungs and expectorated through mouth  
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stridor   high-pitched sound from the larynx when breathing in  
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clubbing   blunting of distal phalanges seen in advanced chronic pulmonary disease  
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deviated septum   deflection of the nasal septum that may obstruct the nasal passages and result in infection  
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hyp/ox/ia   deficient oxygen in the tissues  
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rhonchi   rumbling sound heard when breathing in usually caused by thick secretions or contractions of airways  
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myc/o   fungus  
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multi-drug resistant   type of chronic bacterial lung infection resistant to drugs  
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croup   acute viral infection of early childhood marked by stridor  
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TB   tuberculosis, infection of the respiratory system caused by acid-fast bacillus  
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pleurisy   inflammation of one or two of the membranes that surrounds the lungs  
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atel/ectasis   collasped lung or lung segment  
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ausculation and percussion   diagnostic technique that means listening and tapping  
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another term for endoscopy of space between the lungs   mediastinoscopy  
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PFT   plumonary function test  
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patients with hypoxia that need medical assistant can be placed on?   ventillator  
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oxygen administered through the a tube in the nose called?   nasal cannula  
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antitussive   drug to treat severe cough caused by upper respiratory infection and to help sleeping  
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antihistamine   used to treat allergies  
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inhaler   bronchodilators are administered with this  
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CTA   clear to auscultation  
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AP   anteroposterior  
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inspiratory   breathing in  
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effusion   escape of a fluid into a part  
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neur/o   nerve cell that looks like a star  
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somat/o   body  
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-on   structure  
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dendr/o   dendrite, projections from the cell body looks like a tree  
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efferent   carry away  
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afferent   carry toward  
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BBB   blood-brain barrier or bundle branch block  
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-glia   glue  
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astr/o   star  
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micro-   small  
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encephal/o   brain  
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cerebr/o   cerebrum, the main portion of the brain, occupying the upper part of the cranial cavity  
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cerebell/o   cerebellum, portion of the brain that is in the back of the head, between the cerebrum and the brain stem  
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myel/o   bone marrow or spinal cord  
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cord/o, chord/o, myel/o   spinal cord  
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mening/o, meningi/o   meninges, The three membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord  
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rhiz/o, radicul/o   nerve root, point where the nerve attaches to spine  
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dur/o   duro mater, outermost, toughest of the three meninges (membranes) of the brain and spinal cord  
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dermatome   instrument to cut layers of the skin or mesodermal layer in early deveolpment  
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synapse   A specialized junction at which a neural cell (neuron) communicates with a target cell  
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axon   A long fiber of a nerve cell (a neuron) that acts somewhat like a fiber-optic cable carrying outgoing (efferent) messages  
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dysarthria   difficulty with speech  
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dysarthrosis   any disorder of a joint  
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osm/o   sense of smell  
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vertigo   dizziness  
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athetosis   slow, writhing movement of the extremities  
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aura   premonition  
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fasciculation   involuntary contraction of small muscles  
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hypokinesia   decrease in normal movement  
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paresthesia   prickling or burning feeling  
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geus/o   taste  
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gnos/o   knowledge  
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somn/o   sleep  
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phag/o   eat  
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phas/o   speech  
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hematoma   mass of blood that has leaked out of a vessel and pooled  
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-fida   split  
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MS   musculoskeletal system, mithral stenosis, multiple sclerosis  
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-plegia   paralysis  
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para-   abnormal  
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-paresis   slight paralysis  
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di-   two  
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en-   in  
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encephal/o   brain  
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giat assessment rating scale   used to measure walking abnormalities  
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cerebrospinal fluid analysis   examination of fluid from the central nervous system  
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CSF   cerebrospinal fluid  
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aspiration of cerebrospinal fluid for diagnostic purposes is?   lumbar puncture or spinal tap  
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Babinski sign   finding that indicates loss of Achilles tendon reflex  
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multiple sleep latency test (MSLT)   used to diagnose narcolepsy  
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cerebral angiography   x-ray study of of cerebral arteries  
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single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT)   injection of radioactive sugar substance to scan for abnormalities  
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positron emission tomography   use of radionuclides to visulaize brain function  
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TENS   transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation  
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sympath/o   to feel with  
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rhiz/o   nerve root, spinal nerve root  
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rhizotomy   excision of a dorsal nerve root  
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cord/o   spinal cord  
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nerve block   anesthesia to prevent sensory impulses from reaching the central nervous system  
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CSF stunt   tube in brain to relieve pressure of cerebrospinal fluid  
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C1-C8   cervical nerves  
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PSG   polysomnography, sleep study  
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ADL   activities of daily living  
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CVA   cerebrovascular accident, blood vessels in brain ruptures and bleeds into brain  
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dysarthria   slurring of speech after brain attack  
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Alzheimer disease (AD)   the most common cause of dementia, progressive neurodegenerative disease with impairment of cognitive functions  
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ALS   amyotrophic lateral sclerosis aka Lou Gehrig disease  
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quadriplegia   paralysis from the neck down  
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dyslexia   inability or difficulty with reading or writing  
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narco/lepsy   sudden seizures of sleep  
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Huntington disease   inherited disorder resulting in dementia and progressive loss of neural control beginning in adulthood  
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migraine   headache of vascular origin  
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epilepsy   recurring seizures, sensory disturbances, abnormal behavior, loss of consciousness  
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echoencephalography   sonogram of brain usually only done on newborns  
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brain scan   nuclear medicine to localize and identify intracranial masses  
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computed tomography (CT)   imaging technique to diagnose strokes, edema, tumors  
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DTR   deep tendon reflex, assists in the diagnosis of stroke  
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stereotaxic radiosurgery   uses radiowaves to localize structures with 3-D spaces  
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anticonvulsants   treats epilepsy  
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anesthetics   drugs that cause loss of feeling or sensation  
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hypnotics   drugs that promote sleep  
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analgesics   drugs that relieve pain such as aspirin  
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EEG   electroencephalogram  
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L1-L5   lumbar nerves  
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shuffling gait   short steps with minimal flexing and toes dragging  
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nonautoimmune acquired hemolytic anemia   may be drug induced or caused by infectious disease  
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autoimmune acquired hemolytic anemia   caused by body's destruction of its on red blood cells (RBC) by serum antibodies  
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thalassemia   type of anemia inherited by African American, Mediterranean, Southeast Asian  
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sickle-cell anemia   inherited malformation of the red blood cells  
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hemophilia   group of disorders with inherited lack of a factor necessary for blood to clot  
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mononucleosis   disease caused by the Epstein-Barr virus  
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lypmhedema   accumulation of lymphatic fluid  
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dyscrasia   blood disorders  
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allergy   hypersensitivity to a normally nonpathogenic substance  
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anaphylaris   extreme allergic response  
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mean corpuscular hemoglobin   test to determine whether patient has anemia  
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coombs antiglobulin test   hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN), transfusion reaction  
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septic-   infection  
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diff count   the number of each type of white blood cells  
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prothrombin time   clotting problems are measure with this  
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-crit   to seperate  
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monospot   test for mononucleosis  
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apheresis   separation of blood into components  
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-coagulants   blood clots  
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AZT, efavirenz   antiretroviral drug used to combat AIDS  
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cytotoxic agents   drugs used as antineoplastics or immunosuppressants with cell-damaging properties  
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CBC   complete blood cell count  
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Rh factors   Rhesus factors, a blood group antigen possessed by Rh-positive people  
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purpura   massive hemorrhaging under the skin  
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pyrexia   fever  
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cost/o   muscles, around the ribs  
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-ptysis   spitting  
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rales   sound heard when breathing in  
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OSA   obstructive sleep apnea  
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ARF   acute respiratory failure, situation causing respiratory system to not work properly  
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CWP   coal workers pneumo/coni/osis, abnormal condition of dust in the lungs  
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abscess   pocket of infection, bacteria will eat tissue and leave behind mush  
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RSV   respiratory synctyial virus, usually seen in infants and older people  
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SARS   severe acute respiratory syndrome, bird flu example of this  
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papill/o   papilla, finger like projections  
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NSCLC   non-small cell lung cancer  
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hist/o   tissue  
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SCLC   small cell lung cancer  
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respiratory system   breathing and gas exchange  
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peak flow meter   how much movement of air exists  
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somnography   sleep study  
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PPB   positive-pressure breathing, machine is breathing for the patient  
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CPAP   continuous positive airway pressure, keep things open and wings patient off of machine breathing for them  
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rebreathing mask   bag attached to face mask  
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nervous system   conducts message traffic  
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CNS   central nervous system the brain and spinal cord  
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PNS   peripheral nervous system the cranial and spinal nerves  
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somatic   things body voluntary does you have to think about it  
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terminal fibers   nerves at the end  
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diencephalon   center of the brain  
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cortex   outside of  
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medull/o   medulla, middle of  
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sympathetic   ramp up  
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parasympathetic   relax bring back to normal  
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TIA   transient ischemic attack  
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para/plegia   two parts paralyzed  
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cytoma, blastoma   malignant tumor  
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GARS   gait assessment rating scale, walking  
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LP   lumbar puncture, removing fluid from spine for analysis  
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TENS   trancutaneous electrical nerve stimulation  
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HF   heart failure  
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