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NCCA

National Commission for certifying agents

Ama principles of medical ethics

Integrity, individual responsibility to society and community, respect for human dignity, lifelong study, professional self rule

Biopsy

Obtaining a representative tissue sample for microscopic examination usually to establish a diagnosis

AIDS

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome

Carrier

A person who has the capacity to transmit a disease and is usually unaware of infection

CDC

Centers for Disease Control

Sterile

Free from all living microorganism and bacterial spores

HIV

Human immunedeficiency virus

Blood borne pathogens

Pathogens carried in the blood stream

Bactericidal

Capable of killing or destroying bacteria

Microorganisms

Organism that can be viewed under a microscope but not by the naked eye

Side effect

Effect other than the therapeutic effect

Germicide

Agent used to kill germs

Aseptic

Without germs

Subcutaneous tissue

Deepest layer of the skin

Approximation

Joining together of surgical wound edges

Integumentary

Pertaining to the skin, hair, nails.

Keratinocyte

Any skin cells that produce is keratin the hard protein found in skin hair and nails

Referred pain

Pain that is felt in a different area from the injured or diseased part of the body

Analgesic

Pain reducing

AAMA

American association of medical assistants

Nosocomial infections

Infection resulting from the hospitalization of a patient

Sterilant

Chemical sterilizing agent

Psa

Prostate - specific antigen