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| Abnormal accumulation of fluid within tissue spaces |
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| Abbreviation for complete blood count. Panel of blood tests used as a broad screening test for infections, anemia, and other diseases. |
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| Abbreviation for Activities of Daily Living |
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abbreviation: Dx
establishing cause and nature of a disease |
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hemat/o = blood
-logist = someone who studies a certain field
someone who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of blood disorders. |
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| Complaining of (in other cases can be an abbreviation for check out or in care of) |
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| a condition when the level of red blood cells is less than usual or hemoglobin is less. Thus it is more difficult for the blood to carry oxygen |
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| Excessive accumulation of fluid in the pleural sac |
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| Condition of inflammation in the lung. Tiny alveoli of the lung get filled with fluid. |
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| The loss of mental ability and memory caused by organic disease of the brain. |
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| cardiopulmonary resusitation |
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| pertaining to mediastinum (central portion of thoracic cavity between the lungs) |
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| Someone who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions and diseases of the lung |
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