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| Christian movement founded by Charles Taze Russell in the late 1870s. |
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| A physician who specializes in the research and treatment of pulmonary lung conditions. |
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| Physician who specializes in conditions related to blood. |
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| Physician who specializes in the study of conditions of the heart. |
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| Identifying the nature or problems of an illness by examining its symptoms. |
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| Excess of water fluids in cavities or tissues of the body. |
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| Referring to the patients complaints. "Complains Of" |
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| Stands for Shortness of Breath. |
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| refers to "Three Times a Day." |
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| Abbreviation for the latin phrase "Pro re nata" Meaning as the circumstance arises. Otherwise stated; use when necessary. |
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| Refers to latin phrase "Per Os" which means; by the opening. In other words to take orally. |
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| Refers to the latin phrase "Quaque Hora Somni" meaning to take at bedtime. |
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| Eye exam which uses an ophthalmoscope to see into the Fundus of the eye. |
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| excess fluid build up in pleural space that divides the lungs and ribs. |
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| increased production of urine. |
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| Electrocardiogram; test that looks for problems with the electrical activity of the heart. |
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| Stands for "Complete Blood Count" |
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| Stands for activities of daily living. |
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| Chronic mental disorder caused by disease or injury resulting in memory loss, impaired judgement, or personality changes. |
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