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gained thermal temperature

drainage

measured

drops

nothing by mouth

at bedtime

before meals

next patient operation

patient

platelets

placement

patient temperature

platelets

patient

positive leucocyte test

physical limb therapy

as needed

at bedtime

before meals

after medication

subcutaneous

systolic blood pressure

sublingual

subquadrant

at bedtime

twice a day

with breakfast

highly significant

before meals

after meals

without meals

along with meals

twice a day

at bedtime

before meals

before medication

increase

systolic blood pressure

possibly significant

diastolic blood pressure

chief complaint

cubic centimeters

chief condition

complaint charted

continuous positive airway pressure

continuous positive airway placement

continuous positive alignment & placement

continuous procedural airway pressure

deep ventricular thrombosis

deep vein thrombosis

deep visual thrombosis

deep vacuole thrombosis

nothing by mouth

nothing by bedtime

nothing after midnight

nothing but liquids

start of anesthesia

before

without

after

graft vs hepatic disease

graft vs heart disease

graft vs host disease

graft vs hemorrhage disorder

intramuscular

intranasal

intraocular

intravenous

after

before

without

start of operation

right eye

left eye

both eyes

outer eye

signs of buildup

signs of bleeding

shortness of breath

subcutaneous

possibly serious

start of anesthesia

possibly significant

presently significant

condition marked by loss of cognitive function

condition marked by loss of functional ability

condition marked by paralysis of one side of the body

condition marked by an increase of cognitive ability

inflammation of the inactive tissues of the brain

inflammation of the active tissues of the neurons

inflammation of the active tissues of the nerves

inflammation of the active tissues of the brain

start of anesthesia

start of operation

start of treatment

start of medication

paralysis of the left side of the body

paralysis of right side of the body

paralysis of both sides of the body

paralysis of one side of the body

abnormal accumulation of blood in the brain

abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain

abnormal accumulation of serous fluid in the brain

abnormal accumulation of synovial fluid in the brain

before

without

after

with

inflammation of the membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord

inflammation of the active tissues that surround the brain and spinal cord

inflammation of the cerebrospinal fluid that surround the brain and spinal cord

inflammation of the nerves that surround the brain and spinal cord

systolic blood pressure

diastolic blood pressure

decrease

rising

small incisions made in the skin to remove a portion of the cervical (vertebral) bone

small incisions made in the skin to remove a portion of the thoracic(vertebral) bone

small incisions made in the skin to remove a portion of the lamina (vertebral) bone

small incisions made in the skin to remove a portion of the lumbar (vertebral) bone

start of anesthesia

start of operation

start of treatment

start of medication

the use surgery to remove excess fluid from the brain

the use of a scope to remove excess fluid from the brain

the use of a postural drainage to remove excess fluid from the brain

the use of a tube to remove excess fluid from the brain

complete or partial loss of muscle tone

complete or partial loss of muscle movement

complete or partial loss of muscle tissue

complete or partial loss of muscle fibers

heartburn

brain meglia(enlargement)

brain atrophy(shrinkage)

headache

episodes of uncontrollable hiccups

episodes of absence of sleep

episodes of uncontrollable sleep

episodes of REM sleep

weakness and degeneration of muscles

degeneration of muscle tissue and the release of breakdown products into the bloodstream

degeneration of nervous tissue and the release of breakdown products into the bloodstream

weakness and degeneration of neurons

muscle tremors and spasms

muscle pain and tenderness

inability to control muscle movement

inability to control muscle degeneration

low muscle mass

low muscle movement

low muscle control

low muscle tone

inflammation of myelin sheath

inflammation of spinal cord

inflammation of cerebellum

inflammation of muscle

degeneration of muscle tissue and the release of breakdown products into the bloodstream

occurs when nerve impulses stop and the neurons returns to its original state

degeneration of nerve tissue and the release of breakdown products into the bloodstream

occurs when nerve impulses stop and the muscles returns to its original state

increase of muscle tissue due to aging process

movement of a limb towards midline

movement of a limb away from midline

loss of muscle tissue due to aging process

extraction of the fascia to relieve tension or pressure

cutting of the fascia to relieve tension or pressure

plastic repair of a tendon and muscle

plastic repair of bone and cartridge

inflammation of muscle and fibrous tissue

inflammation of nerves and subcutaneous tissue

disease of the muscles

disease of the nervous tissue

lengthening of a muscle rendering it unable to contract and relax normally

plastic surgery of the nerves

shortening of a muscle rendering it unable to contract and relax normally

plastic surgery of the muscles

plastic repair of a bones and cartlige

plastic repair of a cerebrum and cerebellum

plastic repair of a tendon and muscle

plastic repair of a nerves and the spinal cord

cutting a tendon

cutting of the fascia to relieve tension or pressure

a muscle which resists movement

pain within the muscle

movement of a limb away from midline

movement of a limb towards midline

movement of a limb at midline

movement of a limb superior to midline

movement of a limb at midline

movement of a limb towards midline

movement of a limb away from midline

movement of a limb inferior to midline

a muscle which facilitates movement

a muscle with two points of origin

a muscle with four origin points

a muscle which resists movement

inability to control muscle movement

inability to control vascular movement

inability to control bilateral movement

inability to control impulse movement

a muscle without two points of origin

a muscle with four points of origin

a muscle with two points of origin

a muscle without four points of origin

chemical reaction which causes muscle fibers to shorten

chemical reaction rendering the muscle unable to relax normally

chemical reaction which causes muscle fibers to lengthen

chemical reaction rendering the muscle unable to contract normally

shortening of a muscle rendering it unable to contract and relax normally

chemical reaction which causes muscle fibers to degenerate

lengthening of a muscle rendering it unable to contract and relax normally

chemical reaction which causes muscle fibers to multiply

area where a tendon attaches to the bone it moves

area where a ligaments attaches to the bone it moves

area where a muscle attaches to the bone it moves

a sheet connective tissue that covers, supports or connects muscles

area where a muscle attaches to the bone it moves

area pertaining to within a muscle

area of a muscle with four origin points

area of a muscle which resists movement

pertaining to within a muscle

pertaining to both nerves and muscles

pertaining to certain muscles working together

pertaining to a study of the muscle

the development of loss of muscle tissue due to aging process

the development of muscular tension without contraction

the development of shortening of a muscle rendering it unable to contract and relax normally

the development of degeneration of muscle tissue and the release of breakdown products into the bloodstream

pain within the spinal column

pain within the joints

pain within the muscle

pain within the vertabra

study of the bone

study of tissues

study of the nerves

study of the muscle

disease of the muscles

pain within the muscle

disease of the nerves

pain within the nerves

pertaining to certain bones working together

pertaining to both tissue and bone

pertaining to certain muscles working together

pertaining to both nerves and muscles

a muscle with four origin points

a muscle with three points of origin

a muscle with two points of origin

a muscle with one point of origin

occurs when nerve impulses speed up and the muscles returns to its original state

occurs when nerve impulses suddenly begin and the muscles returns to its original state

occurs when nerve impulses stop and the muscles returns to its original state

occurs when nerve impulses increase in strength and the muscles returns to its original state

membrane which surrounds skeletal muscle fibers

a sheet connective tissue that covers, supports or connects muscles

area where a muscle attaches to the bone it moves

pain within the muscle

pertaining to nerve impulses that only travel on one side of the body

pertaining to the amount of energy that is needed for a muscle to contract

pertaining to certain muscles working together

pertaining to the study of the muscle

a muscle with only one point of origin

a muscle with four origin points

a muscle with two points of origin

a muscle with three points of origin

controlled by one's will

inability to control neurological impulses

inability to control muscle movement

controlled by Santa Clause