Final Exam Terms Flashcards
Abduction
Away from body
Abdominal cavity
Inferior surface of diaphragm
Stomach, liver, spleen, colon
Protected by lumbar vertebrae
Adduction
Towards body
Abuse
Willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement, intimidation or punishment resulting in harm, deprivation of an individual to maintain necessary physical, mental, and social well-being
Acculturation
Process of learning beliefs and behaviors of a dominant culture and assuming some of its characteristics
Adipose tissue
Fat tissue
Adult ratio for CPR
30 compressions to 2 breaths
Afferent nerves
Sensory nerves
Carry impulses to the brain and spinal cord
Alternative health care means
Alternative remedies that used in place of biomedical therapies
Used in place or in conjunction with conventional therapies
Amino acids are made of
Main component of proteins
Amylase
enzyme that catalyses the hydrolysis of starch into sugars
Anatomy
Study of the structure of an organism
Anemia
Disease caused by lack of blood or insufficient amount of red blood cells
Anuerysm
An aneurysm is an abnormal widening or ballooning of a portion of an artery due to weakness in the wall of the blood vessel.
Antibiotics treat?
Bacterial infections
Antisepsis
Aseptic control that inhibits, slows growth of, or kills pathogenic organisms
Not effective in viruses or spores
Arachnoid membrane
One of the three meninges
Covers brain and spinal cord
Assault and battery
Physical or verbal attack on another person
Treatment or care given without consent
Bartholin’s glands
glands are located on each side of the vaginal opening. These glands secrete fluid that helps lubricate the vagina
Basic needs of life
Oxygen, food, water, sleep, sex, homeostasis
Basophils
Least common white blood cell (leukocytes)
Produce histamine and kills invading cells
Bias
Preference that inhibits impartial judgement
Biology
Study of life
Body mechanics
Way in which body moves and maintains proper balance
Brachial pulse site
Brachial artery in arm
Bulbourethral glands
The Bulbourethral gland is the gland responsible for excretion of a sexual fluid called pre-ejaculate. This fluid is released through the urethra during sexual.
Cardiac sphincter
muscle fibers about the opening of the esophagus into the stomach.
Carotid pulse site
Two arteries in neck
Centrosome
Cell cytoplasm that contains two centrioles
Important in reproduction
Cervical vertebrae
Seven
Neck bones
Chambers of heart and oxygen levels
Two atriums, two ventricles
Vena cava -> right atrium -> tricuspid valve -> right ventricle -> pulmonary valve -> pulmonary artery (to lungs) -> pulmonary veins (from lungs) ->left atrium -> mitral valve -> left ventricle -> aorta
Characteristics of culture
Values, beliefs, ideas, customs passed from one generation to the next
Characterisitcs of resume
Computer printed and typed
Attractive in appearance
Concise and pertinent
Correct spelling, grammar, punctuation
Characteristics of taking a pulse
Adults 60-100 beats/minute
Children 70-100
Infants 100-160
Note rhythm and volume
Chemical disinfection
Destroys or kills pathogenic organisms
Chromatin
Structure in nucleus that carry genes
Chronic dementia
A chronic impairment of cognitive and intellectual functioning including memory impairment, which interferes with the activities of daily living
Circulatory system
Cardiovascular
Heart, blood, veins, arteries
Common cold
Viral infection of upper respiratory system
Communication skills
Good eye contact
Clear tone and voice
Interactive
Compensation
Something given or received as an equal after a loss
Computerized tomography
CT scan
Conjuctiva
Mucous membrane that covers eyelids and front of eyes
Connecting nerves
Carry sensory and motor nerves
Connective tissue
Fabric of organs
Types of tissues
Connective, epithelial, muscle
Cornea
Transparent and circular part of sclera
Coronal plane
Cuts body in half front and back
Cover letter paragraphs
- Purpose for writing
- why are you qualified
- state that resume is included
- close with request for interview
Cowper’s glands
Two small glands under the prostate and connected to small tubes to the urethra
Secretes mucous that lubricates during intercourse
CVA
Cerebrovascular accident
When blood flow to brain is impaired
Cyanosis
Bluish coloration because of lack of oxygen
Cytoplasm
Semifluid inside cell but outside nucleus
Site for all chemical reactions
Damaged materials
Report to instructor immediately
Defamation
Spread of negative talk
Dehydration
Insufficient amounts of fluids in body
Delirium
Acute and reversible mental confusion
Dendrite
Nerve fibers carry sense to cell body
Diaphoresis
Excessive perspiration
Diaphysis
Long shaft of bone
Filled with yellow marrow
Digestive system
Break downs food
Alimentary canal and accessory organs
Direct contact
Uninfected individual comes in contact with infected individual
Ex. Aids
Displacement
Defense mechanism
Feelings are given to someone else to feel
Dorsal or posterior
Back of body
Dura mater
Thick outer layer of meninges
Dyspnea
Difficult breathing
E-medicine
Patient can contact doctor through email
Edema
Swelling
Excessive fluids in a tissue
Efferent nerves
Motor nerves that carry messages to brain and spinal cord to the muscles
Ejaculatory duct
Carry semen through the prostate gland to urethra
Electrocardiogram ECG
Graphic tracing of electrical movements of heart
Embolus
Foreign substance in bloodstream
Clot
Endometrium
Inner layer of uterus
Endoplasmic reticulum
Tubular network in cytoplasm
Transportation of materials into nucleus
Stores proteins and aids in synthesiss
Eosinophils
Leukocyte that rids toxins
Defends allergies
Antihistamines
Epidemiologist
Track diseases
identify risk factors
Epididymis
Stores sperm
Epiphysis
End of bone
Red marrow
Epithelial tissue
Covers body
Iines internal organs
Ergonomics
Science applied to safety and well being of people
Esophagus
Muscular tube behind trachea
Receives bolus from pharynx
Uses peristalsis
Ethnocentricity
Person is better than anyone else
Eustachian tube
Tube in ear that connects middle ear to pharynx
Allows air to enter middle ear
Equalizes pressure
Extended family
Nucleur plus gma gpa aunts and uncle
Extension
Opening the end of a joint
Factors increasing blood pressure
Anxiety
Nervousness
Obesity
Smoking
Factors decreasing blood pressure
Shock
Sleep
Dehydration
Hemorrhage
False imprisonment
Restraining individual against will
Fascia
Sheet like membrane that protects tissue
Femoral pulse site
Inside of thigh
Fimbriae
Fingerlike projections at end of fallopian tubes that push ovum
Flexion
Decreasing angle of joint
Foramina
Opening in a bone that blood vessels and nerves pass through
Frederick Banting 1922
Created insulin
Frontal plane
Body into front and back
Fungi
Plantlike organisms
Ringworm
Athletes foot
Gastrocnemius
Calf muscle
Geriatric embassador
Promotes care for elderly
Gerontologist
Specialists in old people
Golgi apparatus
Stack of membrane that store, package, and produce secretions
Gynecologist
Specialist in female reproductive system
Heart sound
Lubb dupp
Hemiplegia
Paralysis on one side of body
Hemoglobin
Complex protein made of protein globin and iron compound heme
Carries oxygen and co2
Hemophilia
Lack of plasma protein so blood cant clot
In men
Hepatitis
Liver inflammation
HIPAA
Federal regulations to protect patients
Homeostasis
Constant balance in body
Hydration
Sufficient fluids in body
Hydrochloric acid
Kills bacteria
Activates pepsin in stomach
Hyperthermia
Body exceeds 104 degrees
Hypothermia
Body is under 95 degrees
Indirect contact
Individual comes in contact with inanimate infected object
Internist
Specializes in internal organs
Iris
Colored part of eye
Joints
Meeting of two bones
Joseph Lister 1865
Starts of disenfectants
Labia majora and minora
Fatty folds of vagina
Large intestine
Final section of alimentary canal
Absorbs water and final nutrients
Laryngopharynx
Bottom part of pharynx
Left atrium
Receives oxygenated blood from lungs
Left ventricle
Received oxygenated blood from left atrium and pumps blood into aorta for body cells
Leukemia
Malignant disease of bone marrow
Libel
False written statements
Ligaments
Fibrous tissue connects bone to bone
Lipase
Pancreatic enzyme that catalyzes breakdown of fatty tissues
Lumbar vertebrae
Spinal column
L1 - L5
Lymphatic system
Carries fluids and waste to blood
Assists fighting infection
Lymphocytes
Leukocyte
Provide immunity to body by providing antibodies
Magnetic resonance imaging
Alteration of magnetic position of hydrogen atoms to produce an image
Malpractice
Care that you are not trained to give
Matriarchal family
Mother is in charge
Measles
Highly contagious virus
Medicaid
Government program that provides medical care for poor
Medical clinical lab technologist
Basic lab tests
Medicare
Government run program for elderly and disabled
Medulla onblongata
Responsible for heart beating, respiration, swallowing, coughing, blood pressure
Midbrain
Conducts impulses between brain parts and some eye reflexes
Midsaggital plane
Right and left half
Mitral valve
Between left atrium and left ventricle
Mixed nerves
Both efferent and afferent
Muscle tissue
Provides power and movement
Myometrium
Muscle layer of uterus
Nasopharynx
Upper portion of pharynx
Contains adenoids
Eustachian tube opening
Negligence
Failure to give proper care when expected
Neurilamma
Outermost nucleated cytoplasmic layer of Schwann cells
Neuron
Major nervous system cell
Neutrophils
Leukocyte
Phagocytize bacteria
Nucleur family
Mom dad kids
Nucleus
Brain of cell
Occupied bed
Made while patient is in bed
Ombudsman
Specially trained individual to take care of elderly
Open bed
Closed bed converted into open bed by fanfolding sheets
Oral temp
Most common
Convenient
Orbital cavity
Holds eyes
Organelles
Cell organs and structures
Oropharynx
Middle section
Behind oral cavity of pharynx
Oxygen
Colors blood
Oxygen fuel and heat
Fire
PASS
Pull
Aim
Squeeze
Spray
Palatine
Relating the the palate
Where is insulin
Pancreas
Paraplegia
Paralysis of lower limbs
Parasympathetic and sympathetic
Two divisions of autonomic nervous system
Parts of tongue
Taste buds
Circumvallete papillae
Duct of gland
Nerve endings
Pathologist
Diagnoses diseases by studying changes
Pathophysiology
How diseases occur and responses
Patient adovcate
Promotes well being of pateint rights
Pelvic cavity
Reproductive organs,
Pepsin
Enzyme in gastric juices that start digestion
Phlebitis
Inflammation of veins
Physiology
Study of processes of living
Pia mater
Innermost layer of meninges
Nourish nervetissue
Pleura
Membrane covering lungs
Pons
Conduct messages to brain
Saliva production
Popliteal pulse site
Behind knee
Position emission tomography
Slightly radioactive material injected to be seen in PET
Prejudice
Strong feeling without knowing facts
Privacy act
Requires an ID
Process tech
Helps design and control specialized processes central to business
Proteins
Amino acids make them up
Protozoa
Animal like, one celled organisms
Malaria
Dysentary
Pulmonary valve
Between right atrium and pulmonary artery
Pyloric sphincter
Circular muscle between stomach and small intestine
Keeps food in stomach
Quadriplegia
four limb paralysis
Pyrexia
Fever
Quadriceps femoris
Top of thigh
RACE
Rescue
Activate alarm
Confine fire
Extinguish
Ratiolization
Reasonable excuse or explanation for something
Reality orientation
Activities that help patient over time
Rectal temp
Most accurate
Red marrow
Produces blood cells
Repression
Transfer of thoughts to subconcious
Respiratory system
Breathing and respiration
Lungs, nose, trachea, pharynx, larynx, bronchi, alveoli
Rickettsiae
Parasitic organisms that cannot live outside cell
Typhus
Right atrium
Receives blood as it comes back from body
Deoxygenated blood
Right ventricle
Gets blood from right atrium
Pumps blood into pulmonary artery
Carries blood to lungs
Deoxygenated blood
Sacral vertebrae
Back of pelvic girdle
Coccyx ends here
Sartorious
Front of thigh muscle
Sclera
Outermost layer of eye
White of eye
Seminal vesicle
Glandular lining provides nourishment for sperm
Sinuses
Hollowed out in skull
Lighten load of skull
Alexander Fleming 1928
Penicillin
Slander
Spoken defamation
Sociologist
Aid people who have difficult coping
Stage 1 bed sore
Red skin
Stage 2 bed sore
Red skin
Cracked and blistered
Stage 3 bed sore
Broken skin
With yellow puss
Stage 4 bed sore
Penetration to bone and muscle
Sterilization
Total destruction of all microorganisms
Surgical procedure to not have kids
Suppression
Refuses to deal with feelings
Tendon
Fibrous connective tissue
Muscles to bones
Exchange list therapeutic diet
Diabetic
Thoracic cavity
Chest
Esophagus, trachea, bronchi, lungs, heart, blood vessels
Thrombophlebitis
Thrombus or clot forms
Trachea
Windpipe
Transverse plane
Top and bottom half
Tuberculosis
Infectious lung disease
Tympanic
Eardrum
Types of beds
Closed: gets out of bed for day
Opened: out of bed for short time
Occupied: unable to get out of