[NCM 101CL] Medical Terminologies Flashcards

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What is the deep, rapid respiration characteristic of diabetic or other causes of acidosis?

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Kussmaul’s breathing

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What is the term for offensive odor of the breath?

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Halitosis

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What is the characteristic breath odor associated with diabetic ketoacidosis?

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Acetone Breath Odor

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What is the term for a urine-like or ‘fishy’ odor in chronic kidney failure?

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Ammonia Odor

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What is the term for the fabrication of information that occurs during hypnosis?

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Confabulation

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What is characterized by a rapid succession of thoughts and loosely linked verbalization?

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Flight of Ideas

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What feature of mood disorders is associated with Flight of Ideas?

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Manic mood

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What is the term for paleness of the skin or mucosae?

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Pallor

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What condition causes yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes due to liver disease?

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Jaundice

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What shows increased levels in Jaundice?

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Bile Pigments

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Where are the increased levels of bile pigments found in Jaundice?

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Blood

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What is the term for redness of the skin caused by capillary congestion?

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Erythema

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What is the term for bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes?

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Cyanosis

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What is the term for generalized gray-brown discoloration of the skin?

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Hemochromatosis

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What are white patches in the skin surrounded by normal pigmentation called?

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Vitiligo

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What is the congenital absence of melanin called?

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Albinism

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What is the natural outward curve of the nail plate called?

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Convex curvature

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What is the term for spoon or concave nails?

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Koilonychia

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What is the term for nails that meet at an angle of 180 degrees or greater?

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Clubbing of fingers

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What is the separation of the nail from the nailbed called?

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Onycholysis

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What are transverse ridges on nails that indicate halted growth called?

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Beau’s lines

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What is the term for inflammation of the skin?

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Parenchyma

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What is a flat nonpalpable lesion less than 1cm called?

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Macule

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What is a flat nonpalpable lesion greater than 1cm called?

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Patch

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What is a palpable raised but superficial lesion less than 1cm called?
Papule
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What is a raised superficial temporary lesion called?
Wheal
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What is a palpable solid lesion less than 2cm called?
Nodule
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What is a palpable fluid-filled lesion less than 2cm called?
Cyst
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What is a palpable solid lesion greater than 2cm called?
Tumor
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What is a palpable fluid-filled serous lesion less than 1cm called?
Vesicle
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What is a palpable fluid-filled serous lesion greater than 1cm called?
Bullae
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What is a palpable pus-filled lesion called?
Pustule
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What is the term for hives?
Urticaria
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What is the term for white nails?
Leukonychia
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What is the term for fungal skin diseases occurring in the foot?
Tinea pedis
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What is the term for fungal skin disease occurring anywhere in the body?
Tinea corporis
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What is the term for thinning of hair growth?
Alopecia
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What is the term for excessive hair growth?
Hirsutism
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What is the presence of lice on the scalp called?
Pediculosis capitis
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What is the term for a head of normal shape and size for age?
Normocephalic
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What is the abnormal protrusion of the eyeball called?
Exophthalmos
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What is the abnormal condition where cerebrospinal fluid collects in the brain's ventricles?
Hydrocephalus
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What is the chronic disease marked by enlargement of bones due to pituitary gland overactivity?
Acromegaly
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What is the drooping of the upper eyelid called?
Ptosis
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What is the term for visible sclera between iris and eyelid?
Exophthalmos
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What is the outward turning of the lower eyelid that leaves the eye exposed?
Extropion
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What is the inversion of the eyelid causing lashes to rub against the globe called?
Entropion
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What is the term for accumulation of fluid?
Edema
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What is the whitish deposit in the cornea called?
Arcus senilis
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What is the term for dilatation of the pupil of the eye?
Mydriasis
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What is the term for constriction of the pupil of the eye?
Miosis
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What does PERRLA stand for?
Pupils Equally Round and Reactive to Light and Accommodation
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What is the inability of both eyes to gaze at the same point called?
Strabismus
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What is the term for rapid involuntary rhythmic eye movement?
Nystagmus
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What is the disorder of the sebaceous gland causing increased secretion called?
Seborrhea
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What is the abnormal mass of tissue obstructing vision by growing over the cornea called?
Pterygium
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What is the slightly elevated elastic tissue deposit in the conjunctiva called?
Pinguecula
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What is the term for unequal pupils?
Anisocoria
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What is the term for ears greater than 10cm in vertical height?
Macrotia
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What is the term for ears less than 4cm in vertical height?
Microtia
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What is the term for diminished hearing acuity in older adults?
Presbycusis
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What are elongated or rounded projections seen in the nasal cavity called?
Nasal polyps
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What is the inflammation of the sinuses usually following an upper respiratory infection called?
Sinusitis
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What is the slight ingrowth of the lower nasal septum called?
Deviated nasal septum
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What is the term for a nosebleed?
Epistaxis