WorksheetsAHEC vocabulary 3
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 33mins
After surgery
Post-operative
Pre-operative
Post mortem
Post Malone
Before surgery
Post-operative
Pre-operative
Post mortem
Post Malone
A person in the prone position is lying on their...
back
side
stomach
An artificial body part
percussion
prosthesis
paraplesia
paralysis
"Pulmonary" refers to...
Heart
Intestines
Lungs
Liver
A mental disorder that has psychological causes, rather than brain damage
Psychogenic
Staphylococcus
Paraplegia
Quadriplegia
The rhythmic expansion/contraction of arteries caused by the heart beating
Prosthesis
Pathogen
Prone
Pulse
Paralysis of both upper and lower parts of the body
Hemiplegia
Paraplegia
Quadriplegia
Schizophrenia
You can detect a radial pulse at a person's ________
Chest
Throat
Foot
Wrist
The lower part of the large intestine is the
anus
rectum
vulva
flatus
Process of recovering original abilities after an illness or injury
Sterilization
Rehabilitation
Septicemia
Respiration
The process of breathing is called ________
Respiration
Rehabilitation
Sterilization
Septicemia
Group of body organs that bring oxygen into the body and eliminate carbon dioxide
Digestive system
Respiratory system
Skeletal system
Nervous System
Rigor Mortis refers to the ________ of the body after death.
cooling
decomposition
stiffening
burial
People with Schizophrenia may show very strange thought, speech, and behavior.
True
False
_________ organs make it possible for us to be aware of our surroundings
Reproductive
Sense
Digestive
Respiratory
Septicemia is a severe infection of the (a)
(a) is a state resulting from severe injuries or emotional trauma.
A sphygmomanometer measures _______
Weight
Temperature
Respirations
Blood pressure
The bones and their connections make up the (a) system.
Located inside the backbone, the (a) cord carries messages to and from the brain and other parts.
A thin piece of rigid material, such as wood, that is used to keep an injured part of the body from moving
splint
stint
cast
crutch
Objective evidence for disease. Some of them are "vital"
system
senses
signs
Bacteria that have formed hard, protective shells around themselves
Spores
Stoma
Viruses
Spores can only be destroyed by sterilization.
True
False
Staphylococcus is...
a type of infection treated by antibiotics
a type of infection treated by antiviral drugs
Staph infection is uncommon in healthcare settings.
True
False
An instrument that allows one to listen to body sounds, like breathing sounds or heartbeat
Stethoscope
Sphygmomanometer
Percussion hammer
An artificially-created small opening
spore
stoma
supine
system
A person in a supine position is lying on their ______
side
stomach
back
A symptom is evidence of a disease, particularly when it is noticed or reported by the patient
True
False
A measurement of heat in the body is (a) . ("Normal" is 98.6 F)
Tough cords of connective tissue that bind muscle to other parts of the body
Tendon
Organ
Splint
Vein
Something used to heal can be described as...
traumatic
therapeutic
A thermal blanket is also sometimes referred to as a __________ blanket.
tracheotomy
hypothermia
septicemia
sterilization
Instrument used to measure temperature
sphygmomanometer
trapeze
tracheotomy
thermometer
Another name for the chest cavity is the (a) .
Tissue is a group of cells of different types.
True
False
TLC stands for what?
Tiny Little Chickens
Total Loss of Cornea
Tender Loving Care
Thermal Ligament Control
TPR stands for what?
Temperature, Pulse, Respiration
Thorax, Pancreas, Rectum
Tasty Pizza Rolls
Traumatic Pulmonary Response
Another name for the trachea is the (a) .
Equipment that uses pulleys and weights to pull or stretch body parts into positions needed for proper healing
sphygmomanometer
traction device
tracheotomy
thermal blanket
Surgical procedure to make an opening in a person's neck; may be needed when there is a blockage that prevents breathing.
tracheotomy
sterilization
prosthesis
Metal bar above a patient's bed; used to help raise and move their body more easily
thorax
stoma
trapeze
Refers to damage to the body caused by injury, shock, or wound. Can also describe mental disturbance due to emotional shock.
therapeutic
traumatic
If someone is trembling or quivering, we describe them as having a _______
tremor
virus
prosthesis
A growth in or on the body. Some are malignant, some are benign.
(a)
Malignant tumors are cancerous.
True
False
Another word for non-cancerous is _______
malignant
benign
Reversible beds used to care for patients with orthopedic conditions
patient lift
turning frames
traction device
Not aware or knowing
unconscious
conscious
_________ veins are abnormally swollen veins in the leg.
Vulva
Ventricle
Varicose
Virus
A blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart from body parts.
artery
vein
ligament
Lower chambers of the heart
ventricles
atria
hemisphere
A living agent that carries infectious disease from one place to another
virus
ventricle
flatus
To empty the urinary bladder (to pee)
stool
flatus
emesis
void
Another word for "emesis"; to bring up stomach contents through the mouth
voiding
vomiting
External female genitalia
labia
rectum
vulva
