Auscultation: the act of ________ to the internal sounds of the body with a stethoscope.

Diagnosis: physician’s ________ of an illness.

Fowler’s position: a body position in which a patient lies with the legs extended on an examining table or bed with head of bed elevated ________ degrees.

Inspection: the visual examination of a ________.

Objective: descriptions based on ________ about a situation.

Plan: provides directions and serves as a guide to delivering individualized, holistic ________.

Prognosis: a projection of the likely course and outcome of a disease and the potential for ________.

Prone position: a body position in which a patient lies on abdomen with arms and hands at each side, feet comfortably positioned, and head turned to ________.

Sign: a piece of objective or factual information about a ________ or a condition.

Sim’s position: a body position in which a person is lying on left side with the upper knee flexed and raised towards the ________.

Snellen chart: chart used to assess visual acuity and check for myopia and ________.

SOAP Notes: Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan for ________ care.

Subjective: descriptions based on feelings or opinions about a ________.

Supine position: a body position in which a patient is lying flat on their back with the arms at each ________.

Symptom: a piece of subjective information about a disease or condition; is based on a person’s feelings or ________.

Therapeutic: having a healing effect on the ________.

Trendelenburg position: a body position in which the patient lies on their back and the legs are raised above the ________.

Visual Acuity: an assessment of visual clarity using a ________ chart.