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This is what the patient tells you is wrong ,for example:chest pain. Chief complaint. Present complaint. Symptom. Pain.

The questions,does it radiate /move anywhere else ? ,it refers to: Time course. Severity. Radiation. Site.

Is a illness that causes body temperature to rise. Flu. Cold. Fever. Headache.

Is a viral illness that can cause fevers,aches ,and wheezing. Flu. Fever. Flue. Cold.

Is a pain felt in the head. Hurt. Chest pain. Cold. Headache.

What type of injurie is. Cut. Swell. Bruise. Burn.

Your nose is full.It is hard to breathe from your nose. Fatigue. Congestion. Constipation. Sneeze.

Your stool (poop) is too hard. It doesnt come out easily. Headache. Congestion. Diarrhea. Constipation.

Hard to eat or drink because throat hurts. Cough. Congestion. Sore throat. Sneeze.

Feel faint or wobbly. Nausea. Dizziness. Headache. Paint.

Is to have pain that comes and goes very quicly. Sharp pain. Hurt. Symptom. Trob.

Is a feeling or physical change that indicates illnes. Fever. Pain. Depression. Symptom.

Is to breathe with difficulty in a noisy manner. Sore throat. Cough. Sneeze. Whezze.

Is the start or first instance of something. Present medical history. Obejtive data. Onset. Beginning.

Having liquid leaking from the nose. Bloody nose. Sneeze. Flu. Runny nose.

Is a collection of information. Medical history. Complaint. Data. Diary.

Is the act of tapping on an area of the body such as the chest or abdomen to determine the condition of the underlying bone or tissue. Tapping. Inspection. Auscultation. Percussion.

A organized examination of a patient´s physiological state as compared to what is understood to be normal. Palpation. Evaluation. Inspection. Auscultation.

Is the examination of something by touching. Tapping. Palpation. Percussion. Auscultation.

Is the examination of something by listening with or without an instrument as a stethoscope,for example internal organs. Auscultation. Percussion. Inspection. Palpation.

It refers to de overall appearance and shape of a persons body. Inspection. Demographic. Objetive data. Body build.

Is verbal or written permission for something to happend. Subjetive data. Data. Permission. Consent.

is understood as demographic: This data is personal information such as sex,age and nationality. Is health information that an observer can see and test. Is health information taht only the patient is aware of .This includes things such as itching or pain. Is the displaying of emotion trough facial expressions ,movements ,etc.

Is health information that an observer can see and test. Subjetive data. Consent. Objetive data. Body build.

Is then health information that only the aptient is aware of .This includes thing such as pain or itching. Objetive data. Subjetive data. Affect. Demographic.

Is a medical condition in wich a person loses kidney function over time. CKD. CBC. ECG. TSH.

Is a test to determine how much kidney function a person has. GFR test. BUN test. Blood test. Biopsy.

Is a type of protein found in the blood. Creatinine. Albumin. Plasma. Urea.

Test that provide a picture of the inside of the body. Body fluids. Body functions. ECG. Imaging.

Procedure to examine inside the urethra and the bladder. Cytoscopy. Endoscopy. MRI. Hysteroscopy.

This type of test ,measures the number of red blood cells ,white blood cells and platelets in the blood ;and also to measure levels of hemoglobin and hematocrit. CBC. Blood smear. Blood chemistry. Urine test.

Is a form of medical imaging that uses many- two dimensional X-rays to create a three-dimensional image of an object. X-RAY. CFR test. ECG. CT-scan.

Is a waste product found in blood that the kidney usually removes. Urea. Creatinine. Albumin. CBC.

Is a test to determine the amount of urea nitrogen in the blood. GFR test. CKD. Urinalysis. BUN test.

Is a medical imaging technique taht uses magnetic forces on atoms to produce an imaging of the body. CT -scan. Biopsy. X-ray. MRI.

Is an imaging technique used to visualise parts of the body by injecting small dose of a radioactive chemical into the body. MRI. Endoscopy. Radiosoisotope scan. CT-scan.

Is the pregancy hormone. CHG. ECG. GCH. HCG.

Infectious disease caused by bacteria that colonise the samll intestine and affect the body´s absorption of water.Causes violent diarrhea and extreme losses of the bodily fluid. E.Coli infection. Coeliac Disease. Cholera. Pancreatic cancer.

Autoinmmune disease ,where the bodys inmmune system attacks its own tissues. Pancreatic cancer. Emphysema. Coeliac disease. E.Coli disease.

The part of a hospital where pregnant women or women who have just given birth to babies are looked after. Obstrectics. Neonatology. Nursery. Maternity ward.

A room where someone who is ill rests or gets medical treatment. ICU. Housekeeping department. Sick room. consulting room.

Department tha deals with the care of children. Nursery. Pediatrics. Pediatrician. Ginecology.

Medical care wich does not provide a cure for disease ,but reduces its severity or slow its progess. Cardiology. Anesthetic. Palliative care. Psicologist.

Treats kidney diseases. Gastroenterologist. Nephrologist. Allergist. Obstretician.

Listed according to time or date. Concise. Legible. At risk. Chronological order.

You use these to see. Ears. Eyes. Mouth. Arms.

Special container that stores harmful biological substances. Sharp container. Oxygen tank. Biohazard waist container. Latex gloves.

A mattress that helps to prevent sores by keeping preassure off of certain areas of the body. Strecher. Walker. Syringe. Alternating pressure mattress.

Thin netted material used for dressing wounds. Gauze. Bandage. Scales. Antiseptic.

Hospital garment that a patient wears. Bandage. Gloves. Wheelchair. Gown.

Is the joint betwen de upper and lower arm. Ankle. Wrist. Finger. Elbow.

Are the body parts that are furthest from the center of the body like hand and feet. Hands. Toe. Extremities. Skull.

One of the small extensions at the end of the foot. Toes. Fingers. Toe. Finger.

Is the most common foot injury.Occurs when the foot rolls in a twisting motion. Dislocation. Ankle strain. Fracture. Ankle sprain.

Is a stretching or tearing of ligaments. Strain. Sprain. Dislocation. Fracture.

Is a streatching or tearing of muscle or tendon. Sprain. Dislocation. Knee injury. Strain.

Is the place in the human body where inner thigh and the lower abdomen meet. Wrist. Abdomen. Groin. Ribcage.

Portion of the head from the chin to the forehead. Ears. Cheek. Jaw. Face.

Upper part of the body that contains the brain and the face. Arm. Neck. Forehead. Head.

What is the smallest bone iun the body?. Patella. Stirrup. Thigh. Tenny.

Bones meet at. Joints. Ligaments. A local restaurant. The rib cage.

How many bone does an adult human have?. 500. 110. 207. 206.

The rib cage protects your: Liver. Heart. Lungs. All above.

How many bones are in the spine ?. 100. 23. 66. 33.

What´s in the center of a bone ?. Cream filing. Compact bone. Cacellous bone. Bone marrow.

Disorder that consist on swelling of the bursa. Osteoartritis. Scoliosis. Bursitis. Osteoporosis.

It consist of a 80 bones ; vertebral column ,the rib cage and the skull. Axial skeleton. Appendicular skeleton. Upper body. Lower body.

This condition results in the loss of bone tissue and calcium ,the bone gets thinner. Osteomalacia. Osteoporosis. Osteoarthristis. Bursitis.

Is a break with no open wound. Open fracture. Impacted. Close Fracture. Complex.

Is a break in wich the bone is fragmented or shattered. Greenstick. Incomplete. Comminuted. Stress fracture.

A small tube that lets blood and tissue exchange nutrients. Vein. Artery. Alveoli. Capillary.

One of the two upper chambers of the heart. Valve. Atrium. Ventricle. Aorta.

Estructure in the heart that opens and closes. Ventricle. Capillary. Vena cava. Valve.

Is the major tube in the heart taht carries blood to the body. Aorta. Artery. Atrium. Vena Cava.

Is a condition in wich the heart beats abnormally. Capillary. Gastritis. Pulmonary disease. Arrhythmia.

Is one of the two upper chambers of the heart. It holds blood returning to the heart from the lungs and body. Vena cava. Atrium. Valve. Aorta.

Is a small tube in the body that lets blood and tissue,exhange oxygen and nutrients. Carbon dioxide. Capillary. Alveoli. Heart.

Is a tube in the body that carries blood back to heart. Ventricle. Vein. Artery. Aorta.

Is one of the two lower chambers of the heart. It holds blood that is going to be sent out to the body. Atrium. Ventricle. Aorta. Vein.

Wich ventricle pumps blood to the lungs?. left. right.

Gets blood from the pulmonary vein: Right atrium. Left ventricle. Left atrium.

Body´s only veins with oxigenated blood. Superior vena cava. Pulmonary artery. Pulmonary veins.

Blood with little oxygen. Bright red. Dark red. blue.

Blood with plenty of oxygen. Dark Red. Bright Red.

These organs are part of the upper respiratory tract except: Sinues. Pharynx. Trachea. Larynx.

Concern the exchange of gases in the lungs with those in the tissues. External respiration. Internal respiration.

The accumulation of fatty deposits within the lining of an artery is termed : Embolism. Thrombosis. Atherosclerosis. Aneurysm.

An arterial wall weakned by atherosclerosis ,malformation,injury or other causes may balloon out forming an : Hypertension. Tumor. Embolism. Aneurysm.

The formation of a clot within a vessel is called: Thrombosis. Atherosclerosis. Emphysema. Aneurysm.

Is the process by wich external air is drawn into the body in order to supply the lungs with oxygen ,and used air is expelled from the lungs. Internal respiration. External respiration. Exhale. Inhale.

A small part that makes up lining tissue. Oxgen. Alveoli. Bronchial tube. Epithelial cell.

The sacs that bring oxygen into the bloodstream. Alveoli. Lungs. Capillarie. Lung cancer.

A condition in wich cells in the lungs grow uncontrollably. Emphysema. Bronquitis. Lung Cancer. Aneurysm.

A disease that destroys alveoili and limits their function ,causing bretahing and heart problems. Lung cancer. Asthma. Respiratory system. Emphysema.

A condition where people have trouble breathing because: Snezze. Asthma. Pharynx. Lung cancer.

Is caused by several different microorganism ,most commonly bacteria and viruses. Pneumonia. Asthma. Tuberculosis.

The fluid secreted by the lier that aids in the digestion and absorption of fats. Saliva. Cecum. Bile. Blood.

The firts portion of the small intestine. Jejunum. Ileum. Cecum. Duodenum.

The muscular ,hollow organ that contains strong acids used to digest food. Esophagus. Colon. Pancreas. Stomach.

An _____ is usually caused by acid. Appendicitis. Cramping. Ulcer. Liver.

Gastric juices in the stomach. Kill bacteria. Work together to digest food. Include hydrochloric acid. All of the above.

The muscle of the esphagus squeeze the food downward using ye process of: Gravity. Peristalsis. Rugae. Chyme.

_____ are created to start the digestion. Mouth. Stomach. Enzymes. Large and small intestine.