away from

(a)  

on both sides

(a)  

blood vessel

(a)  

against

(a)  

before in front of

(a)  

two

(a)  

slow

(a)  

heart

(a)  

head

(a)  

brain

(a)  

around

(a)  

together

(a)  

against

(a)  

away from

(a)  

to the right

(a)  

separation

(a)  

difficult

(a)  

outside

(a)  

within

(a)  

away from

(a)  

upon

(a)  

outside

(a)  

half

(a)  

unlike

(a)  

same

(a)  

above

(a)  

below

(a)  

below

(a)  

between

(a)  

within

(a)  

BAD

(a)  

MIDDLE

(a)  

BETWEEN

(a)  

ONE, SINGLE

(a)  

MANY

(a)  

NEW

(a)  

NORMAL

(a)  

eye

(a)  

too little

(a)  

all

(a)  

beside

(a)  

around

(a)  

vein

(a)  

light

(a)  

front

(a)  

volume

(a)  

back, after

(a)  

before

(a)  

backward

(a)  

under- below

(a)  

over, above

(a)  

together, with

(a)  

across

(a)  

varying or deviating from normal form, structure, or course

(a)  

a tearing away

(a)  

• a pus filled cavity that can develop anywhere (skin or internal organ)

• an acute pathologic condition within the belly that requires prompt surgical intervention.

• abnormal union of an organ or part to another by fibrous attachment.

• Short, severe symptoms of sudden onset or short duration

• accessory parts or appendages of an organ

• a legal document that helps ensure a person’s health care wishes will be respected if he or she becomes unable to speak or otherwise communicate.

• a government agency whose mission is to improve the quality, safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care for all Americans.

• the presence of protein or albumin in the urine.

• lack of urine production

• absence of menses.

• a non-profit association of health care provider organizations that are committed to the health improvements of their communities.

• the absence of pain, the relief of pain without loss of consciousness

• massive generalized edema

• low level of hemoglobin, the red blood cell chemical that carries oxygen to body tissues

• severe, often choking chest pain

• visualization of the blood vessels with an x-ray examination.

• a method of estimating the volume of amniotic fluid present in second- and third-trimester pregnancies

• a surgical opening of a clogged blood vessel by inflating a balloon and stretching the wall. Often performed after a heart attack, along with a clot dissolving medication

• lack of oxygen, absence of oxygen in the tissues

• a defect or loss of power of expression in speech, writing, or signs.

• The lack of development of an organ or tissue or of the cellular products from an organ or tissue

• cessation of breathing for short periods of time or for prolonged and potentially life threatening periods of time

• abnormality of the heart rate or rhythm, or both

• abnormally slow heart action

• abnormally rapid heart rate

• is a procedure to take out fluid that has collected in the belly (peritoneal fluid)

• failure of muscular coordination

• listening for body sounds with the aid of a stethoscope.

• an excess of urea or other nitrogenous substances in the blood

• harmless, nonmalignant character of a neoplasm

• combines an ultrasound evaluation with a non-stress test (NST) to determine fetal health during the third trimester.

• a sound or murmur heard on auscultation

• a manual or electronic instrument used to measure thickness or diameter

• malignant neoplasm arising from certain tissues.

• Blood vessel in the brain either rupture or occlude with the formation of a blood clot

• surgical removal of the gallbladder

• the ability to walk

• Following a surgical or medical treatment, a patient can walk unassisted

Items that can prevent contact with potentially infectious blood and body fluids such as:

• Gloves

• Gowns

• Eyeglasses

• Face shields

• Masks

• an abdominal girdle or bandage used to support the abdominal walls (especially for postpartum, and abdominal surgery).

• a thin tube inserted into a vein or body cavity to administer medicine, drain off fluid, or insert a surgical instrument

• Primarily for the administration of intravenous fluids,

• Obtaining blood samples and for administering medicines

• the most popular option for delivering supplemental oxygen

• code is a five-digit numeric code used to describe medical procedures that are performed by a healthcare provider

• relating to or affecting the skin.

• inflammation of urinary bladder

• visual examination of the interior of the urinary bladder

• an extra short sheet that is placed in the center of the bed for patient who are unable to move independently.  It helps the healthcare providers in moving the patients.

• difficulty swallowing

• a disorder in which an organ or tissue of the body wastes away

• the general physiological process of reabsorption and breakdown of tissues, involving Apoptosis- the death of cells which occurs as a normal and controlled part of an organism's growth or development

• out of place

• band or sheet of connective tissue that attaches to or separates muscles and or internal organs.

• A series of shades from white to black.  Commonly utilized in ultrasound scanning.