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35 Cards in this Set
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Lymphangiectasis |
Dilation of lymphatic vessels |
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Meniscus |
Cartillage of the knee |
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Intercostal |
Between the ribs |
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Spontaneous pneumothorax |
Collapse of lung without any apparent cause. |
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Meatotomy |
A form of penile modification |
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Malocclusion |
Teeth crookedly alligned in a closed mouth |
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Kyphosis |
An outward curvature of the spine creating a humpback appearance |
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Chlamydia |
Disease of the reproductive organs |
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Pylorotomy (Ramsteads Operation) |
Operation to cut down the pyloric sphincter muscle and relieve narrowing. |
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Cholangiogram |
Recording or xray of bile ducts |
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Gynaecology |
Dealing with diseases and disorders of the female reproductive organs |
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Obstetrics |
Branch of Medicene concerned with pregnancy birth and the post natal period |
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Sphygomomanometer |
Equipment that measures blood pressure. |
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Retroversion |
Backwards tilting of the uterus |
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Ectopic pregnancy |
Fertilised ovum outside the uterus |
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Perfusionist |
Member of the open heart surgery team responsible for heart-lung machine that takes over patients breathing or blood circulation ensures oxygen reaches tissues. |
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Oxytocin |
Hormone which causes contractions in labour |
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Defibrillation |
Equipment used to shock the heart |
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Mydriatics |
Eyedrops that cause the pupils to dilate |
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Paediatrics |
Study of childhood conditions and diseases |
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Urology |
Medical and surgical speciality concerned with problems and abnormalites of the urinary tract. |
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Pneumonia |
Inflammation of 1 or both lungs |
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Tracheostomy |
Artificial opening into the windpipe or trachea. |
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Stent |
Small instrument inserted into blood vessel to keep it open and allow blood to flow |
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Version |
Turning a fetus inside the uterus to place it in a position to aid birth |
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Episiotomy |
To cut the perineum |
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Dilation |
Stretches or shrinks the original figure. |
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Diplegia |
Paralysis on both sides of the body |
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Pulmonologist |
Diagnoses and treats disorders and diseases of the respiratory system. |
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Arthrocentesis |
Procedure to use a syringe to collect synovial fluid from a joint capsule. |
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Encephalo |
Brain |
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Orthopaedics |
Area of medicine dealing with joints, bones, ligaments, tendons, muscles, nerves. |
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Podiatrists |
Treats diseases and abnormalities of the foot and lower leg. Can perform surgery if qualified. |
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Arthroscope |
Lighted instrument for examining a joint. |
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Urethral stricture |
A narrowing of a section of your urethra causes reduced blood flow or blocked urine. |