Test Two

Front 1

Peristalisis

Back 1

Involuntary muscle contractions in the digestive system that move food down the esophagus through the alimentary canal

Front 2

Respiration

Back 2

The process of supplying cells with oxygen and removing carbon dioxide

Front 3

System

Back 3

Organs that work together to preform the special functions

Front 4

Tissue

Back 4

A group of cells with similar functions

Front 5

Vein

Back 5

A blood vessel that returns blood to the heart

Front 6

Cns

Back 6

Central nervous system

Front 7

Gi

Back 7

Gastro-intestinal

Front 8

ML

Back 8

Millileter

Front 9

RBC

Back 9

Red blood cells

Front 10

WBC

Back 10

White blood cells

Front 11

Adolescence

Back 11

The time between puberty and adulthood. Rapid growth physical,sexual,emotional, and social changes

Front 12

Development

Back 12

Changes in mental,emotional and social function

Front 13

Developmental task

Back 13

A skill that must be completed during a stage of development

Front 14

Growth

Back 14

The physical changes that are measured and occur in a steady orderly mannor

Front 15

Infancy

Back 15

The first year of life

Front 16

Menarche

Back 16

The first menstration and the start of menstural cycles

Front 17

Primary caregiver

Back 17

The person mainly responsible for providing child's basic needs

Front 18

Puberty

Back 18

The reproductive organs begin to function and secondary sex characteristics appear

Front 19

Reflex

Back 19

Involuntary movement

Front 20

Sexual orientation

Back 20

Arousal or attraction

Front 21

Atrophy

Back 21

Shrink

Front 22

Geriatrics

Back 22

The care of aging people

Front 23

Gerontology

Back 23

The study of the aging orocess

Front 24

CCRC

Back 24

continuing care retire community

Front 25

CMS

Back 25

Centers for Medicare Nd medic aide services

Front 26

Coma

Back 26

A state of being unaware unable to react or respond

Front 27

Dementia

Back 27

The loss of cognitive Nd social function caused by changes in the brAin

Front 28

Ground

Back 28

That which carries leaking electricity to the earth away from the item

Front 29

Hazard

Back 29

Anything in the persons setting that can cause injury or illiness

Front 30

Hemiplegia

Back 30

Paralysis on one side of the body

Front 31

Paralysis

Back 31

Loss of muscle function sensation or both

Front 32

Quadriplegia

Back 32

Paralysis in the arm ,leg and trunk

Front 33

Paraplegia

Back 33

Paralysis in legs and lower trunk

Front 34

Tetraplagia

Back 34

Quadriplagia

Front 35

Workplace violence

Back 35

Violent acts directed toward persons at workplace

Front 36

AED

Back 36

Automated external defibulator

Front 37

C

Back 37

Centigrade

Front 38

CDC

Back 38

Centers for disease control and orevention

Front 39

CO

Back 39

Carbon monoxide

Front 40

EMS

Back 40

Emergency medical services

Front 41

F

Back 41

Fahrenheit

Front 42

FBAO

Back 42

Foreign body airway obstruction

Front 43

MSDS

Back 43

Material data saftey sheet

Front 44

OSHA

Back 44

Occupational saftey and health admin

Front 45

PASS

Back 45

Pull saftey pin,aim low,squeeze lever,sweep

Front 46

R A C E

Back 46

Rescue, alarm,confine,extinguish

Front 47

R R T

Back 47

Rapid response team

Front 48

Chemical restraint

Back 48

Any drug that's used for disipline

Front 49

Enabler

Back 49

A device that's limits freedom of movement but is used to promote independence ciao fort or saftey

Front 50

Medical symptom

Back 50

An indication or chRacteristic of. Physical or physiological condition

Front 51

Remove easy

Back 51

Equipment that restrains the person that can be removed intentionally by the patient in the same manner it was put on

Front 52

TJC

Back 52

The joint commision

Front 53

Antibiotic

Back 53

A drug that kills microbes that cause infections

Front 54

Asepsis

Back 54

Being free of disease producing microbs

Front 55

Carrier

Back 55

A human or animal that is a reservoir for the microb but doesn't develop the infection

Front 56

Clean technique

Medical asepsis

Back 56

Practices to remove or destroy pathogens and prevent the spread from one person or place to another

Front 57

Communicable disease

Back 57

Spreads easy is contagious

Front 58

Disinfection

Back 58

Destroying pathogens

Front 59

Healthcare associTed infection. H A I

Back 59

A infection that developers in any health care facility

Front 60

Infection

Back 60

A disease state resulting from invasion and growth of microns in the body

Front 61

Microbe

Microorganism

Back 61

A small living thing seen only with a microscope

Front 62

Non pathogen

Back 62

A microbe usually doesn't cause Infection

Front 63

Normal flora

Back 63

Microbes that live and grow in certain area

Front 64

Pathogen

Back 64

A microbe that is harmful and cause infection

Front 65

Reservoir

Back 65

A host environment that microns live and grow

Front 66

Spore

Back 66

A bacterium protected by a hardshell

Front 67

Sterile

Back 67

The absence of all microbs

Front 68

Sterile field

Back 68

An area free of all pThogens and non pathogens including spores

Front 69

Surgical asepsis

Sterile technjque

Back 69

The prCtice that keep items free of all microbs

Front 70

Vaccination

Vaccine

Back 70

Giving vaccine to produce immunity

A preparation contAining dead or weakend microbes

Front 71

Vector

Back 71

An animal or insect that carries disease

Front 72

Vehicle

Back 72

Any substance that transmits microbes

Front 73

Base of support

Back 73

The area in which objects rest

Front 74

Body mechanics

Back 74

Using the body in an efficient caeful way

Front 75

Dorsal recumbent

Supine

Back 75

Back lying

Front 76

Ergonomics

Back 76

Designing a job to fit the worker

Front 77

Fowlers

Back 77

Semi sitting 45-60 degrees

Front 78

Lateral

Back 78

Side lying position

Front 79

Sims

Back 79

Left side lying position upper leg is flexed and lower arm is behind

Front 80

M S D

Back 80

Muscle skeletal disorder

Front 81

Friction

Back 81

The rubbing of one surface against another

Front 82

Logrolling

Back 82

Turning the person as a unit in one motion

Front 83

Shearing

Back 83

Skin sticks to the surface and muscle slide

Front 84

Benign tumor

Back 84

Tumor that does not spread to other body parts

Front 85

Cancer

Malignant tumor

Back 85

A tumor that invades and destroys nearby tissues and cN spread

Front 86

Stomatitus

Back 86

Inflammation of the mouth

Front 87

Tumor

Back 87

The growth of abnormal cells

Front 88

Arthroplasty

Back 88

The surgical replacement of a joint

Front 89

Closed fracture

Simple fracture

Back 89

The bone is broken but the skin is intact

Front 90

Compound fracture

Open frature

Back 90

The broken bone comes through the skin

Front 91

Gangrene

Back 91

Death of a tissue

Front 92

A D L

Back 92

Activities of daily living

Front 93

A l s

Back 93

Amyotropic lateral sclerosis

Front 94

C V S

Back 94

Cerebral vascular accident

Front 95

J V A

Back 95

Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

Front 96

M S

Back 96

Multiple sclerosis

Front 97

P V S

Back 97

Persistent vegetative state

Front 98

R A

Back 98

Rheumatoid arthritis

Front 99

R O M

Back 99

Range of motion

Front 100

T B I

Back 100

Traumatic brain injury

Front 101

T I A

Back 101

Transient ischemic attack

Front 102

Congenital

Back 102

Born with

Front 103

Std

Back 103

Sexually transmitted disease

Front 104

Dysrhythmia

Back 104

Abnormal heart rhythm

Front 105

High blood pressure

Hypertension

Back 105

Systolic is 140 mm Hg or higher

Diastolic is 90 mm Hg or higher

Front 106

Lymphodema

Back 106

A buildup of lymph in the tissues causing swelling

Front 107

Pre hypertension

Back 107

Systolic is between 120-139 mm Hg

Diastolic is between 80-89 mm Hg

Front 108

Sleep apnea

Back 108

Pauses in breathing that occurs during sleep

Front 109

C A D

Back 109

Coronary artery disease

Front 110

C D C

Back 110

Centers for disease control and prevention

Front 111

C O P D

Back 111

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Front 112

M I

Back 112

Myocardial infarction

Front 113

Mm Hg

Back 113

Millimeters of mercury

Front 114

TB

Back 114

Tuberculosis

Front 115

Emesis

Vomitus

Back 115

Food and fluids expelled through the mouth from the stomach

Front 116

Heartburn

Back 116

Burning sensation in the chest and throat

Front 117

Hyperglycemia

Back 117

High blood sugar

Front 118

HBV

Back 118

Hep b virus

Front 119

I &o

Back 119

Intake and output

Front 120

Dialysis

Back 120

The process of removing waste products from the blood

Front 121

Diuresis

Back 121

The process of passing urine 1000 to 5000 ml a day

Front 122

Dysuria

Back 122

Difficult or painful urination

Front 123

Hematuria

Back 123

Blood in the urine

Front 124

Oliguria

Back 124

Scant urine

Front 125

Pyuria

Back 125

Pus in the urine

Front 126

Urinary diversion

Back 126

A surgically created pathway for urine to leave the body

Front 127

Urostomy

Back 127

A surgically created opening between the ureter and abdomen

Front 128

BPH

Back 128

Benign prostatic hyperplasia

Front 129

Ml

Back 129

Millileter