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45 Cards in this Set
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Abstain |
Refrain |
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Acute |
Sudden, intense |
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Adverse |
Undesired, possibly harmful |
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Aegis |
Control, protection |
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Ambivalent |
Uncertain, having contradictory feelings |
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Assent |
Give consent, to agree |
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Compensatory |
Offsetting,making up for something |
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Consistency |
Degree or viscosity. How thick or thin a fluid is in relation to how it flows |
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Contingent |
Dependent |
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Contraindication |
Reason something is not advisableor should not be done |
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Cursory |
Quick, perfunctory, not thorough |
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Defecate |
Expels feces |
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Dilate |
To enlarge or expand |
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Discrete |
Distant, seperate |
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Distal |
Distant |
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Etiology |
Cause of disease |
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Exacerbate |
Make worse, or severe |
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Flushed |
Reddened |
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Hematologic |
Relating to blood |
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Impending |
Occuring in the near future |
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Impervious |
Not allowing anything to pass through |
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Infer |
Conclude or deduce |
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Insidious |
Gradual |
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Invasive |
Inserting, entering a body part |
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Kinetic |
Relates to movement |
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Liable |
Changing rapidly & often |
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Latent |
Present but not active/visible |
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Lethargic |
Difficult to arouse |
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Manifestation |
Indication or sign of a condition |
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Occluded |
Closed or obstructed |
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Parameter |
Constant factor limit |
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Patent |
Open |
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Pathogenic |
Causing or able to cause disease |
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Pathology |
Processes, causes, and effects of a disease, abnormalities |
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Precipitious |
Rapid, uncontrolled |
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Renal |
Kidneys |
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Serene |
Calm |
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Sublingual |
Under the tongue |
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Supplement |
Take in addition |
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Transdermal |
Crossing through the skin |
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Transmission |
Transfer such as of a disease |
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Triage |
Process used to determine the priority of treatment for patients according to the severity of patients condition & likelihood of benefits from the treatment |
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Ubiquitous |
Begins or seeming to be everywhere at once |
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Virulent |
Extremely harmful & severe |
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Virus |
Microscopic infectious. Replicating only in living cells usually causing infectious diseases |