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315 Cards in this Set
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Broad ligament |
Suspends the uterus |
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Ovarian ligament |
Attached the ovary |
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Myometrium |
Muscle layer of the uterus |
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Endometrium |
Inner layer of the uterus |
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Perimetrium |
The outer layer of the uterus |
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Arachnoid |
Middle layer of the meninges. Contains blood vessels |
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Pia |
Inner most layer of the meninges |
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Dura |
Outer most layer of meninges |
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Hard palate |
Makes up roof of the mouth |
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Soft palate |
Makes up posterior part of the roof of the mouth |
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Cardia |
Proximal esophageal spinchter |
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Fundus |
Upper portion of the stomach |
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Pylorus |
Opens into the duodenum |
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Antrum |
Lower part of the stomach to the pyloric sphincter |
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Insulin |
Hormone that regulate sugar in the blood |
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Islet of Langerhans |
Secretes insulin |
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Duodenum |
Beginning of small intestine |
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Ampulla of Vater |
The common bile duct and pancreatic duct empty into the duodenum |
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Wordings duct |
Pancreatic duct |
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Pons |
Bridge of the brainstem |
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Ventricles |
4 fluid filled spaces of the brain |
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Cerebellum |
Balance and coordination is controlled with this part of the brain |
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Peripheral nerves |
Autonomic and somatic nervous systems. 43 pairs |
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Vagus nerve |
Innervates the pharynx, larynx, and the digestive system |
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Cerebrum |
Thoughts are controlled with this part of the brain |
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Medulla oblongata |
Controls respiration’s part of the brainstem |
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Neuron |
Basic working unit of the nerves |
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Gallbladder |
Stores bile, under liver |
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Bile |
Produced in liver |
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Pilcae circulares |
Increase surface area in the small intestine |
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Microvilli |
Increase surface area in small intestine |
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Villi |
Increase surface area in small intestine |
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Jejunum |
Middle part of the small intestine |
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Ilieum |
Last part of the small intestine |
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Cecum |
Beginning part of the ascending colon. appendix is attached |
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Appendix |
Attached to the cecum |
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Greater omentum |
Apron like structure attached to the greater curvature of the stomach |
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Mesentery |
Attached to everything in the posterior wall; binds large intestine |
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Diencephalon |
Hypothalamus and thalmus |
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Astrocyte |
Star shaped neuroalga |
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Phagocytosis |
Cell eating |
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Pinocytosis |
Cell drinking |
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Catabolism |
Breakdown complex organic compounds |
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Carbohydrates |
Body’s main source of energy |
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glycogenesis |
forming of glycogen |
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falciform |
divides the liver |
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parotid |
salivary glands; submandibular; mumps |
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ketone bodies |
molecule used energy; produced by fat |
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pancreas |
endo & exocrine organ; three/four parts head, neck, body, tail |
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ATP |
energy |
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mucosa |
innermost lining of the intestine |
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serosa |
outmost layer of intestine |
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dentin |
teeth |
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zygote |
fertilized egg cell |
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hypothalamus |
regulates temoerature |
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trigeminal nerve |
cranial nerve V, mastication |
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facial nerve |
controls face crainal nerve VII. protected in parotidectomy |
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cricoid cartilage |
ring in the inferior larynx sellicks maneuver |
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trachea |
conducts air to and from lungs; does not amplify speech |
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larynx |
houses vocal chords |
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pharynx |
food and air passageway |
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epiglottis |
leaf shape flap over the trachea |
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glottis |
space between the vocal chords |
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septum |
divides the nose |
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ethmoid |
bone between orbits and nasal |
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vomer |
bone attached to septum |
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nasolacrimal duct |
secretes tears into the nasal cavity |
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hyoid |
non articulating bone |
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eustachian tube |
connects middle ear to throat |
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tympanic membrane |
eardrum separates outer ear from middle ear |
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cochlea |
spiral structure of inner eat auditory portion |
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frontal sinus |
in the forehead |
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sphenoid |
between eyes behind ethimoids |
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maxillary sinus |
under the eyes |
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ossicle |
bones of the eat |
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malleus |
hammer |
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incus |
anvil |
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stapes |
hits oval window |
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retina |
back of eye. sends signals to brain |
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canal of schlemm |
junction of sclera and cornea |
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ciliary body |
vascular layer alters shape of lens |
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medial/lateral rectus |
move eyes left and right |
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layers of the eye |
fibrous, vascular, and retina |
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semicircular canals |
equilibrium balance; endolymph |
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ceruminous gland |
produces cerumen |
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cerumen |
earwax |
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endolymph |
fluid in semicircular canal |
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striated muscle |
skeletal; voluntary |
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cornea |
clear covers iris; avasucular |
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sclera |
white of eye |
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choroid |
absorbs light rays. vascular |
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iris |
color of the eye controls light |
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aqueous humor |
anterior chamber/cavity IOP |
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vitreous humor |
posterior cavity |
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testes |
produces sperm and testosterone |
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epididymis |
comma shaped organ; sperm matures |
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pulmonary artery |
deoxygenated blood to lungs |
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pulmonary vein |
oxygenated blood to heart |
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SA node |
natural pacemaker of the heart |
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glomerulus |
filtration; first step of urine production |
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trigone |
in the bladder where ureters enter and urethra exits |
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detrusor |
bladder muscle |
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gerotas fascia |
covering of kidney |
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retroperitoneal |
where the kidneys are located; behind peritonium |
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nephron |
functioning unit of kidneys |
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sodium |
most abundant ion in the body |
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prostate gland |
produces alkaline fluid; surrounds the urethra |
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seminferous tubes |
located in testes where sperm is produced |
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calcyes |
cup like extensions that collect urine |
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hilum |
notch in kidney where renal artery and vein enter and exit; ureters exit |
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shortbone |
wrist and ankle bones |
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irregular bone |
vertebrae |
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long bone |
femur, humorous |
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iliac artery |
descending aorta bifurcates into iliac arteries; turns into femoral |
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femoral artery |
iliac arteries supplies blood flow to superior portion of leg |
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aorta |
largest artery |
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liver |
produces bile along with vitamins K, A, E, and D |
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bicuspid valves |
mitral valve separates left atrium and ventricle |
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tricuspid valves |
separates the right atrium and ventricle |
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adventis |
most outer layer of vessel |
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media |
middle layer of vessel |
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intima |
innermost layer of vessel |
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popliteal artery |
largest artery found behind knee |
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left subclavian artery |
third branch of aortic arch |
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brachiochephalic |
right branch of the aortic arch |
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medial malleolus |
distal end of tibia |
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cancellous bones |
spongy bones found at end of the bone |
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cortical bones |
compact bones, dense |
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cruciate ligaments |
anterior and posterior stabilize the knee |
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deltoid |
triangular muscle that abducts the arm and covers the shoulder |
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foramen magnum |
opening in occipital where spinal chord passes through |
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occipital |
back of skull |
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frontal |
forehead |
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parietal |
top of the skull; most superior |
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temporal |
sides of the skull; articulates with the mandible |
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temporal |
sides of the skull; mandible articulates |
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acromion |
bony process of scapula |
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olecranon |
elbow humerous articulates with distal portion the ulna |
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radius |
long bone extends elbow to wrist on thumb side |
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ulna |
long bone extends elbow to wrist pinky side |
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carpal |
bones of the wrist |
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diaphysis |
shaft of bone |
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epiphysis |
end of the bone; epiphyseal plate growth happens |
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periosteum |
vascular covering of the bone |
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pubis |
front of pelvic girdle |
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quadriceps |
thigh muscles anterior |
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ischieum |
fused bone of the pelvis |
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ileum |
fused bone of the pelvis;common place for bone graft |
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biceps brachii |
anterior upper arm muscle |
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gastrocnemius |
calf muscle |
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mandible |
lower jaw bone articulates with the temporal bone |
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corpus luteum |
yellow body in ovary secretes estrogen progesterone |
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placenta |
thick organ that adheres to uterus on maternal side; provides nourishments to fetus |
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fimbrae |
fingerlike structures at the end of fallopian tubes |
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isthmus |
narrow passageway of the fallopian tube |
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cervix |
opening to the uterus |
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parietal cells |
stomach that secrete hydrochloric acid |
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cells of leydig |
produce testosterone and found in the seminiferous tubes |
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bundle of his |
conducting fibers found in ventricular septum |
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papillary muscle |
heart muscle |
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carotid |
vessel that supplies blood to brain |
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saphenous |
longest vein in body; superficial vein of the leg; CABG |
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ligament of trietz |
suspends the duodenal jejunal flexure |
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pleura |
membrane of the thoracic cavity. covers lungs |
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diaphram |
located below lungs major muscle of respiration |
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mediastinum |
contains all thoracic viscera and the heart. except the lungs |
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penfield disecctors |
numbered 1-4 |
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staph a |
resident flora |
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clostridium perfinges/tetani |
gas gangrene and tetnus |
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dermatones |
brown padgett ferris smith watson weck |
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uterine dressing forceps |
boseman |
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1st degree burn |
superficial only (sun burn |
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2nd degree burn |
partial thickness; blistered skin |
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3rd degree burn |
full thickness; skin dry; charred in appearance |
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4th degree burn |
damage down to the bone, muscle, tissue etc. |
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freer elevator |
dissect plaque with carotid endardectomy |
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shoulder roll |
extend neck in thyroid surgery |
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CO2 |
inflate abdomen in a laparoscopic case |
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tonsillectomy |
pilar retractor |
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metacarpals |
short cast |
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otosclerosis |
abnormal hardening of middle ear bones |
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cilary body |
alters shape of the lens |
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cholesteatoma |
benign mastoid tumor |
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fomite |
inanimate object |
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vector |
animate object |
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spore |
resistant form of bacteria |
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filiform and followers |
strictures in GU |
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coude |
BPH & urethral strictures |
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castroviejos |
needle holders that lock and non lock |
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MRI |
does not use radiation, uses radio frequency waves and a magnetic field |
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xray |
image intensifier used to take pictures with use of radiation |
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CT scan |
takes images in cross sections or slices |
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cryptorchidism |
undescending teste |
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lefort 1 |
mustache |
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lefort 2 |
panfacial/pryimidal |
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lefort 3 |
blowout fracture |
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weitlander |
femoral popliteal bypass |
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telfa |
permeable adherent |
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4x4 |
non adherent permeable 2nd layer dressing |
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xeroform |
non adherent non permeable occlusive |
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occilsive |
tegaderm derama bond |
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colyposcopy |
visualization of the cervix |
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pulmonary artery |
deoxygenated blood |
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mannitol |
used to treat intracranial pressure |
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hypotonic |
water/low tension |
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hypertonic |
greater osmotic pressure/high tension |
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isotonic |
equal tension |
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iron |
main element of hemoglobin |
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retinal detachment |
sclera buckle |
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sims curettes |
D&C |
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pilar |
retractor used in a T&A (tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy) |
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hurd dissector |
used in a T&A (tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy) |
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power drills |
nitrogen hook up |
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sponge counts |
before incision, closing cavity, skin closure |
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harmonic scalpel |
ligasure ultrasonic |
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glissons capsule |
liver |
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cranial nerve v |
trigeminal |
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dacrorhynocystomy |
opening in the tear duct |
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transposition |
ulna nerve becomes compressed/irritated behind the elbow |
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transfixation |
to hold in place |
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polyglactin 910 |
vicryl |
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stainless steel/prolene |
for infection |
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malignant |
cancerous |
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layers of the uterus |
endometrium myometrium perimetrium |
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induction |
intubation |
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extubation |
emergence |
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pandemic |
worldwide |
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epidemic |
regional |
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communicable deseases |
local outbreak |
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intra aortic balloon pump |
used for left ventricle failure |
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meningocele |
type of spina bifida protrudes through opening of the spine |
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encephalocele |
sac like protrusion through the skull |
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subdural hematoma |
gelfoam soaked in thrombin torn bridging mengeal veins |
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torts |
burn form improper placement grounding pad |
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assault |
consent signed not understood |
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battery |
no consent |
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enurisis |
incontinence/ inability to urinate/ bedwetting |
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incontinence |
inability to urinate |
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micturition |
urinating |
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calcium chloride |
increase myocardial contractility |
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dantrolene |
antagonist for succinycholine |
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sodium bicarbonate |
treat metabolic acidosis |
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bucket handle tear |
most common meniscus tear |
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tetralogy of fallot |
combination of heart defects; pulmonary stenosis, ventricular septal defect, right ventricular hypertrophy, dextroposition of the aorta |
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cholangiogram |
dye in biliary system |
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parts of the microscope |
lens is the proximal to the patient |
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MAC |
monitored anesthisia care |
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ligament of trietz |
suspends duodenal jejunal flexure |
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addisons disease |
insufficient amount of hormones released by the adrenal glands |
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hashomotos desease |
caused by hyperthyroidism causing obstruction of the trachea |
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astigmatism |
oval eye |
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strabizmus |
crazy eyess |
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presbyopia |
old eye frasightedness |
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myopia |
uneven curvature of the cornea |
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cricoid pressure |
avoid intubation in the stomach sellicks manuever |
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soda lime cannister |
monitor carbon dioxide |
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posterior/anterior repair |
used to treat cystocele/rectocele |
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reciprocation |
back and forth; push and pull |
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oscillating |
along the axis of the handle back and forth |
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argon laser |
only hit target tissue |
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montgomery straps |
frequent dressing changes |
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swan ganz catherter |
used on the right side of the heart to monitor flow, function, and pressure |
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vessels used in cabg |
saphenous & internal mammary |
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hiatal hernia |
esophagus protrudes through diaphragm |
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patent ductus arteriosus |
heart defect when the ductus arteriosus does not close at birth |
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glaucoma |
increased IOP |
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dealy retractor |
C Section |
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IM nail |
intramedullary nails used for internal fixation devices |
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K wires |
external fixation device wire driver |
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DMTS |
drill, measure, tap, screw |
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keratoplasty |
trephine |
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stapedectomy |
fine hooks and angles |
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cbd |
into the gallbladder |
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cholecsytotomy |
t tube |
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blepharoplasty |
repair of the eyelid |
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rhytidectomy |
facelift |
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laser |
light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation |
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cusa |
non heating ultrasonic |
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carpal tunnel |
media nerve |
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3way foley |
tamponade, irrigation, drainage |
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heart |
superior vena cava > right atrium > tricuspid valve > right ventricle > pulmonic valve > pulmonary artery > lungs > pulmonary vein > left atrium > bicuspid valve > left ventricle > aortic valve > aortic arch |
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inguinal hernia |
incise scarpa's fascia, trans versalis tear in fascia |
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direct hernia |
hesselbachs triangle rectus abdominis, inguinal ligament, inferior epigastric vessil |
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BPH |
benign prostactic hypertrophy |
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arterial line |
an imaginary connector between two anatomic landmarks |
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whipple |
pancreatic duodenectomy head of pancreas entire duodenum portion of jejunum distal third of the stomach, gallbladder and lower half of the CBD |
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billroth 1 |
duodenum anastomose to the stomach |
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billroth 2 |
jejunum anastomose to the stomach |
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cataracts |
phacoemulscification |
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kellar.mckeever |
bunion |
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cordotomy |
relief pain caused by cancer spinal cord fibers to prevent nerve impulse to the brain |
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corpectomy |
removal of the vertebral body |
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rhizotomy |
spinal nerves are cut to relieve chronic back pain |
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bankart procedure |
recurrent anterior dislocation of the shoulder |
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humi cannula |
manipulates the uterus and injects dyes |
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tonometer |
measure iop |
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hemovac drain |
used in ortho |
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triple arthrodesis |
fusion of three joints talocalcaneal, talonavicular, calcaneocuboid |
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compound fracture |
bone breaks and protrudes through the skin (open fracture) |
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displaced fracture |
bone breaks in two or more parts and moves so the ends cannot be lined up |
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nondisplaced fracture |
bone breaks either part of the way or all the way through |
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simple fracture |
bone breaks does not protrude through skin |
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greenstick fracture |
one side of bone is broken other is bent, common in children |
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transverse fracture |
right angle to the cones axis |
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oblique fracture |
bone breaks diagonally |
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comminuted fracture |
bone breaks in several places |
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impacted fracture |
break of the bone ends are jammed together |
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colles fracture |
fracture of the distal radius |
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pathologic fracture |
break caused by disease that weakens the bone |
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avulsion fracture |
tendon or ligament comes away from the bone pulling a small piece with it |
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stellate fracture |
a break in the center of the bone radiating outward |
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Cranial nerve I |
olfactory=smell |
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Cranial nerve II |
optic=vision |
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Cranial nerve III |
oculomotor=muscle function and pupil response/provides motor function to 4/6 of the eye muscles; pupil response controls size pupil as it responds to light |
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Cranial nerve IV |
trochlear=controls your superior oblique muscle |