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Aneurysm

Abnormal, localized dilation of blood vessel, commonly in artery.

Anomalies

Variations from normal, as in congenital anomaly.

Auscultation

Diagnostic method of listening to body sounds to detect abnormality.

Bioprosthetic valves

artificial replacement heart valves made with a combination of artificial and biological components from pigs (porcine), cattle (boving), or horses (equine).

Cardiac arrhythmia

Abnormal or Andy regular rhythm of cardiac contraction and relaxationand caused by pathological or physiological disturbances is the electrical impulses of the SA node.

Cardiac tamponade

Sirius to fail pathological condition secondary to accumulation of (fluid, blood, puss) in The space between The myocardium and pericardial sac causing compression and eventual cessation of function

Cardiomyopathy

Primary disease of The myocardium

Cardioverter-defibrillator

Implantable automated electronic device which correct several types of cardiac arrhythmiasflash dysrhythmias and abnormal heart rates to prevent sudden cardiac arrest and death.

Cerebral infarct

An area of the brain which becomes shimek and neurotic do to disruption of blood supply also known as ischemic stroke.

Carotid plexus

And intracranial structure consisting of a group of specialized capillaries within the walls of the lateral ventricles of the brain which convert blood into cerebro-spinal fluid.

Congestive heart failure

a chronic condition with signs and symptoms of shortness of breath, weakness, abnormal discomfort, and lower extremity edema from venous stasis.

Electrophoresis

the use of electromotive force to cause movement of charged particles in a suspension through a medium which such as paper or gel for analysis of protein mixtures and two separate populations of DNA.

Emboli

Masses of undissolved solid, blood clots, are gas bubbles which travel through the bloodstream until they create an occlusion.

Empyema

An accumulation of pus in a body cavity, usually in the pleural cavity.

Extrapulmonary

Existing or occurring outside the lungs, as with extrapulmonary tuberculosis

Gallops

Abnormal increase numbers of heart sounds which mimic the sound of a galloping horse and may indicate presence of heart disease.

Heart murmur

Inaudible sound of blood flow in the heart heard on an Ausculation with a stethoscope which may indicate pathology in heart valve function.

Hemodialysis

a procedure of siphoning blood from a patient with serious kidney disease to remove metabolic waste products from the blood through extracorporeal filtering.

Hepatosplenomegaly

abnormal enlargement of the liver and spleen often due to disease such as typhoid fever, alcohol abuse, carcinoma, other pathological conditions.

Hypotension

Abnormally low blood pressure.

Hypothermia

the state of having a body temperature below normal me by accident or planned as in surgical procedures with a high-risk major blood loss.

Intractable

Incurable, uncontrollable, or unresponsive to therapeutic treatment, as in some types of chronic pain syndrome.

Ischemia

Disruption of blood flow and oxygenation of areas of tissue due to obstruction of circulation.

Lysis of adhesions

Surgical separation of tissue adhesions by sharper blunt dissection.

Mastoiditis

Inflammation of the mastoid air cells due to infection.

Morbidity

the state or condition of being diseased, the incidence rate or statistical likelihood of disease in relationship to others in a group or population.

Neti pots

Devices you designs for administration of nasal irrigation.

Paraphernalia

Any type of device, apparatus, or equipment design for the use of specific activity.

Parenchyma

The essential components of a bodily organ such as a brain, concerned with function.

Pericardiocentesis

an emergency procedure that involves needle aspiration of fluid present in the pericardial sac in order to relieve compression of the heart.

Rales

abnormal sounds produced by are passing through constricted bronchial passages during breathing in heard on auscultation of chest with a stethoscope.

Sarcoidosis

A disease characterized by the production of multiple accumulations of inflammatory cells.

Stenosis

An errand or constriction of tubular structure passage or orifice.

Subungual

Pertaining to the area beneath a fingernail or toenail.

Tachycardia

Abnormally fast heart rate.

Transfusions

Injections of blood or its constitute components into the bloodstream of an individual.

Abstinence

Voluntarily going without or refraining from doing something such as drinking alcohol or having sexual relationship.

Aeration

Process of exchange of carbon dioxide for oxygen in the blood in the lungs.

Anaphylaxis

Serious, potentially life-threatening, type 1 immediate hypersensitivity reaction to an antigen.

Aseptic technique

Practices used by surgical techs and other sterile members.

Bronchospasm

Narrowing and obstruction of a bronchus or multiple bronchi caused by involuntary muscular contraction.

Chemotaxis

Refers to the attraction of phagocytosis to microbe due to chemical stimuli.

Dialysis

Process of passing a solute through a membrane for filtration.

Eto

Chemical that is a frameshift mutagen and carinogen.

Humoral

Pertaining to the body fluids or their chemical components.

Hypovolemic

Diminished or lowered blood spasm.

Kinins

Polypeptide substances released from tissue cells capable of causing vasodilation.

Sub-pathogenic

Below the threathshold of ability to cause disease.