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Abrupt

Suddenly

Abstain

Voluntairly refrain from something

Access

Obtain entry or means of approach

Accountable

Responsible

Adhere

Hold fast or stick together

Adverse

Undesired, Possibly Harmful

Affect

Appearance of observable emotions

Annual

Occuring every year

Apply

To place, put on, or spread something

Audible

Able to hear

Bilateral

Present on two sides

Cardiac

Pertaining to the heart

Cast

Hard protective device applied to protect a broken bone while it heals

Cavity

An opening or empty area

Cease

Come to an end or bring to an end

Compensatory

Offsetting or making up for something

Complication

Undesired problem that is result of some other event

Comply

Do as directed

Concave

Rounded Inward

Concise

Brief, to the point

Consistency

Degree of viscosity

Constrict

To draw together or become smaller

Contingent

Dependent

Contour

Shape or outline of shape

Contract

Draw together, reduce in size

Contraindication

Reason why something is not advisable or why it should not be done

Defecate

Expel feces

Deficit

Deficiency or lack of something

Depress

Press downward

Depth

Downward measurement from a surface

Deteriorating

Worsening

Device

Tool or piece of equipment

Diagnosis

Identification of an injury or disease

Diameter

Distance across the center of an object

Dilate

To enlarge or expand

Dilute

Make a liquid less concentrated

Discrete

Distinct, separate

Distended

Enlarged or expanded from pressure

Dysfunction

Impaired or abnormal functioning

Elevate

To lift up or place in higher position

Endogenous

Produced within the body

Exacerbate

To make worse or severe

Excess

More than what is needed or usual

Exogenous

Produced outside the body

Expand

Increase in size or amount

Exposure

Contact

External

Located outside the body

Fatal

Resulting in death

Fatigue

Extreme tiredness, exhaustoin

Flaccid

Limp, lacking tone

Flushed

Reddened or ruddy appearence

Gaping

Wide open

Gastrointestinal

Pertaining to the stomach and intestines

Gender

Sex of an individual, male or female

Hematologic

Pertaining to the blood

Hydration

Maintenance of body fluid balance

Hygiene

Measures contributing to cleanliness & good health

Impaired

Diminished or lacking some usual quality or level

Impending

Likely to occur soon

Incidence

Occurrence

Infection

Contamination or invasion of body tissue by pathpogenic organisms

Inflamed

Reddened, swollen, warm, and often tender

Ingest

To swallow for digestion

Initiate

To begin or put into practice

Insidious

So gradual as to not become apparent for a long time

Intact

In place, unharmed

Internal

Located within the body

Invasive

Inserting or entering into a body part

Labile

Changing rapidly and often

Laceration

Cut; Tear

Latent

Present but not active or visible

Lethargic

Difficult to arouse

Manifestation

Indicatoin or sign of a condition

Musculoskeletal

Pertaining to the muscle and skeleton

Neurological

Pertaining to the nervous system

Neurovascular

Pertaining to nervous system and blood vessels

Nutrient

Substance or ingredient that provides nourishment

Occluded

Closed or obstructed

Ominous

Significantly important or dangerous

Ongoing

Continous

Oral

Given through or affecting the mouth

Overt

Obvious, easily observed

Parameter

Characteristic or constant factor, limit

Paroxysmal

Beginning suddenly or abruptly; conclusive

Patent

Open

Pathogenic

Causing or able to cause disease

Pathology

Processes, causes, and effects of a disease; abnormality

Posterior

Located behind; in the back

Potent

Producing a strong effect

Potential

Capable of occurring or likely to occur

Precaution

Preventive measure

Precipitous

Rapid, uncontrolled

Predispose

To make susceptible or more likely to occur

Preexisting

Already present

Primary

First or most significant

Priority

Of great importance

Prognosis

Anticipated or expected course or outcome

Rationale

Underlying reason

Recur

Occur again

Renal

Pertaining to the kidneys

Respiration

Inhalation and exhalation of air

Restrict

To limit

Retain

To hold or keep

Site

Location

Status

Condition

Strict

Stringent, exact, complete

Sublingual

Under the tongue

Supplement

Take in addition to or to complete

Suppress

To stop or subdue

Symmetric

Being equal or the same size, shape,and relative position

Symptom

Indication of a problem

Syndrome

Group of symptoms that, when occuring together, reflect a specific disease or disorder

Therapeutic

Pertaining to the treatment of a disease or disorder

Transdermal

Crossing through skin

Transmission

Transfer, such as of a disease from one person to another

Trauma

Injury, wound

Triage

Process used to determine the priority of treatment for patients according to the severity of a patients condition and likelihood of benefit from the treatment

Untoward

Adverse, negative

Urinate

Excrete/expell urine

Vascular

Pertaining to the blood vessels

Verbal

Spoken, using words

Virus

Microscopic infectious agent capable of replicating only in living cells, usually causing infections disease

Vital

Essential

Void

Excrete/Expel Urine

Volume

Amount of space occupied by a fluid