SAC1 Flashcards

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gastro

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stomach

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nephro

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liver

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colo

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colon

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cranio

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skull

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neuro

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  • nerves
  • cell
  • brain
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osteo

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bones

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cerebro

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brain

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encephalo

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brain

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cardio

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heart

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pneumo

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lung

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pulmono

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lung

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12
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enter

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small intestine

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hepato

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kidney

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derma

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skin

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15
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haemo

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blood

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16
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stomach

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gastro

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liver

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nephro

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colon

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colo

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skull

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cranio

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nerves, cell, brain

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neuro

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bones

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osteo

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brain

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cerebro, encephalo

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heart

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cardi

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lung

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pneum

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small intestine
enter
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kidney
hepato
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skin
derma
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blood
haemo
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1
uni, mono
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2
bi
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3
tri
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4
quad
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10
deci
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primary
primi
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many
multi
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few
oligo
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1/2
hemi
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uni, mono
1
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bi
2
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tri
3
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quad
4
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deci
10
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primi
primary
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multi
many
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oligo
few
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hemi
1/2
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-al
pertaining to
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-emia
blood condition
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-scopy
process of visual examination with an instrument or 'scope'
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-oma
cancerous tumour
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-ism
condition, status or process
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-tomy
incision
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-ectomy
removal
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-algia
disease or suffering from
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-ologist
study of
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-ia
condition or method
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pertaining to
-al
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blood condition
-emia
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process of visual examination with an instrument or 'scope'
-scopy
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cancerous tumour
-oma
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condition, status or process
-ism
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incision
-tomy
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removal
-ectomy
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disease or suffering from
-algia
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study of
-ologist
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condition or method
-ia
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dyspnea
painful
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sublingual or subglossal
below the tongue
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stress test
test to measure stress (lungs and heart)
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cyanosis
discolouration of skin due to decreased oxygen
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diaphoresis
excessive sweating
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murmur
blowing sound in heartbeat
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hyperkeratosis
increased thickness of skin
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substernal
below the sternum
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erythoderma
redness of the skin
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nodule
small swelling/aggregation
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painful
dyspnea
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below the tongue
sublingual, subglossal
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test to measure stress (lungs and heart)
stress test
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discolouration of skin due to decreased oxygen
cyanosis
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excessive sweating
diaphoresis
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blowing sound in heart beat
murmur
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increased thickness of skin
hyperkeratosis
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below the sternum
substernal
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small swelling/aggregation
nodule
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ECG
electrocardiogram
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AMI
acute myocardial infarction
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LAD
left anterior descending
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CCU
critical care unit
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La
left atrium
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Ra
right atrium
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LVF
left ventricular function
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BPM
beats per minute
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MVR
mitral valve replacement
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CBC
complete blood count
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Sob
shortness of breath
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LFT
liver function test
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CBV
cerebrovascular accident
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DVT
deep vein thrombosis
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RVQ
right upper quadrant
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h/o
history of
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CNS
central nervous system
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BP
blood pressure
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b.d.
twice per day
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Ca
calcium
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CT
computer tomography
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Co
complains of
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ED
emergency department
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DM
diabetes mellitus
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ENT
eyes, nose and throat
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PRN
as required/as needed
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t.d.
three times a day
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q.d.
4 times a day
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tab
tablet
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electrocardiogram
ECG
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acute myocardial infarction
AMI
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left anterior descending
LAD
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critical care unit
CCU
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left atrium
La
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right atrium
Ra
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left ventricular function
LVF
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beats per minute
BPM
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mitral valve replacement
MVR
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complete blood count
CBC
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shortness of breath
Sob
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liver function test
LFT
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cerebrovascular accident
CBV
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deep vein thrombosis
DVT
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right upper quadrant
RVQ
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history
h/o
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central nervous system
CNS
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blood pressure
BP
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twice per day
b.d.
134
calcium
Ca
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computer tomography
CT
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complains of
Co
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emergency department
ED
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diabetes mellitus
DM
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eyes, nose and throat
ENT
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as required
PRN
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three times a day
t.d.
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4 times a day
q.d.
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tablet
tab
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medical terminology definition
the language that healthcare workers use to help people in providing healthcare
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why do healthcare specialists use medical terminology
it allows a doc and specialists to complete paperwork efficiently and time effectively using standard medical jargon
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5 components of medical terminology
1. root 2. prefix 3. suffix 4. combining vowel 5. combining form
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root word
gives essential meaning of term
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prefix
beginning of word (small part)
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suffix
ending of word
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combining vowel
connects root to suffice and roots to roots
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combining form
root and combining vowel combined
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policies and procedures .. listed
* telephone answering protocols * photocopying electronic records * telephone call transferring to various departments * basic health and safety procedures * admission and discharge of the patients * storage of electronic health records * placing order for equipment
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types of checklists
- open and close - preparation of equipment - patient info gathering - hygiene - recovery - patient info recording - info storage
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why use checklists? .. listed
assist to: - ensure all tasks are complete - in following policies and procedures - with time management - with delegation of tasks to team members
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2 separate reasons for using checklists in healthcare .. listed
- admission - discharge