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| religion in which you can receive medicine but have to deny blood transfusions due to religious beliefs. |
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| People who originally originated from the Far East, South Asia, and Indian continent. |
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| a person of Spanish culture or origin regardless of race. |
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| helps with diseases related to blood. |
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| physician who focuses on diagnosis and treatment of lungs |
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| identification of illness based on symptoms |
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| a weakness of the heart that leads to a buildup of fluids in the lungs. |
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| abnormal amount of fluid around the lung. |
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| excessive fluids in in cavities or tissues of body. |
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| buildup of fluid in pleural space |
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| short on either red blood cells or hemoglobin in blood. |
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| transfer of blood or blood components from one person to another. |
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| instrument that helps check heart beat is normal by checking the electrical activity. |
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| sudden stage of severe confusion and rapid changes in brain function. |
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| rapid assessment procedure |
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| signs of that it was received |
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| DR. Archibal, Dr. Graham,and Dr. Clark |
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| Doctors who will be helping resident. |
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| damage of brain nerve cells that can lead to cognitive loss and loos of memory. |
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| neonatal abstinence syndrome, present when newborn was exposed to drugs in womb. |
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| heart fails to circulate and pump enough blood to the 4 chambers. |
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| patients whose heart won't pump enough blood to body. |
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| body temperature above normal. |
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| stomach ,small and large intestine |
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| internal medicine, intramuscular |
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| patient who lives in nursing home. |
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| radio graphic examination of stomach and esophagus. |
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| alcohol withdrawal, delirium tremors |
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| species which is mainly found in Africa that infects blood of humans |
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| nasogastric tube , tube passed through nose. |
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| cardiopulmonary resuscitation. combines rescue breathing and chest compression. |
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| pupils equal and reactive to light |
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| farther from the body or center of body |
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| space in chest that contains all the tissues and organs except lungs and pleaural |
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