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Engelska unit 6-7 Flashcards

1
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what is the normal pulse rate in a healthy individual?

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60-80 pulse rate.

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2
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what is jaundice?

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abnormal yellow skin.

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3
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sufficient

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enought

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4
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auscultation

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listening to the internal sounds

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5
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percussion

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tapping body parts

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5
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inspection

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assessing the general appearance

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6
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enlargement

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increase in size

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7
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vital

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important for life

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8
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axillary

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armpit

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9
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sphygmomanometer

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blood pressure monitor

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10
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measure

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find out the size of something

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11
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rash

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small spots on the skin

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12
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burns

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tissue damage caused by heat

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13
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facial expressions

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using your face to convey emotions and reactions

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14
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swelling

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an increase in tissue size due to inflammation

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15
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tenderness

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sore to touch

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16
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hollow

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inward curve

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17
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dullness

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the opposite of sharp

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18
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respiration

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to breath

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19
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rectal

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having to do with rectum

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20
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radial artery

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artery running along the forearm

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21
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diastolic - systolic

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arterial pressure when the heart relaxes and contracts

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22
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cuff

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the inflatable device used to measure blood pressure

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23
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beverage

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drink

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24
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bladder

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organ shaped like a bag, containing urine

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25
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sleeve

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the part of the garment that covers your arm

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26
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1 ounce

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28,4 g

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27
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1 pound

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0,454 kg

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28
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1 stone

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6,356 kg

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29
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maintain

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upprätthålla

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30
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diagnostician

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diagnostiker

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31
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musculoskeletal

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som hör till både muskler och ben

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32
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larynx

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struphuvud

33
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trachea

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luftstrupen

34
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bronchus

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bronk

35
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oxygen

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syre

36
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carbon dioxide

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koldioxid

37
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alveoli

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lungblåsor

38
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sponge-like

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svampliknande

39
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digestive

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matsmältning

40
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tissue

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vävnad

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spinal

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ryggrad

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peripheral

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perifera

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humerus

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överarmsben

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femur

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lårben

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urethra

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urinrör

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pancreas

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bukspottkörtel

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ureter

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urinledare

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oesophagus

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matstrupe

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intestine

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tarm

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kidney

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njure

51
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ulna

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armbågsben

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gland

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körtel

53
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migraine

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migrän

54
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syncope

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svimningsanfall

55
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chorea

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danssjuka

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brucellosis

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undulantfeber

57
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anaemia

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blodbrist

58
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TB

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tuberkulos

59
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duodenal

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tolvfingertarm

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PR

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per rectum

61
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jaundice

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gulsot

62
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renal

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njur-

63
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ovary and uterus

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reproductive system

64
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mouth, the intestines and the rectum

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digestive system

65
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controls the fluid balance

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urinary system

66
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brain

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nervous system

67
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humerus and femur

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musculoskeletal system

68
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aorta

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cardiovascular system

69
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trachea

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respiratory system

70
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bladder and kidney

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urinary system

71
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oesophagus

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digestive system

72
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musculoskeletal system

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  • consists of muscles, joints and bones
  • it gives shape to the body, protects internal organs and permits movement
73
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cardiovascular system

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  • consists of the heart and the blood vessels
  • it transports nutrients and oxygen to all parts of the body
74
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respiratory system

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  • consists of the throat, larynx and trachea and is connected to each lung by a bronchus
  • it is the process of breathing
75
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digestive system

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  • consists of the organs that break down food into simple chemical components that the body can absorb and use for energy and for building and repairing cells and tissues.
76
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urinary system

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  • consists of bladder, kidney, ureters and urethra
  • it helps to maintain a chemical balance in the body and removes waste products from the blood
77
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nervous system

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  • consists of the brain and spinal cord, and with the CNS and PNS
  • it is the body’s information-gathering storage and control system
78
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how do you usually create plural in English?

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  • with -s in the end
  • ex. one joint - many joints
79
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when a word ends with -us, it usually take the ending …? Example.

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  • with -i in the end
  • ex. one alveolus - many alveoli.
80
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Write down 4 full sentences with different phrases health professionals can use when describing an effect or outcome

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  • If you drink too much alcohol you might die.
  • If you eat too much fat every day you will probably be overweight.
  • If you don’t treat your infection you could be at risk of sepsis.
  • If you don’t stop smoking you might get cancer.
81
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inflatable

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able to be blown up

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