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| A partial crack and a bend in bone, but not a complete break through the bone (usually in children) |
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| ABNORMAL INCREASE IN RED BLOOD CELLS |
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| ABNORMAL WALL SEROUS MEMBRANE |
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| ACUTE BRONCHOPNEUMONIA GOT NAMED FOR INCIDENT WHERE 182 PEOPLE CAUGHT IT AT A CONVENTION IN PILADELPHIA IN 1976. |
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| AGENT OR MEDICATION THAT EXCITES AND PROMOTES FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY |
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| ACQUIRED IMMNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME |
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| AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH (EKG) IS A |
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| DEVICE (MACHINE) TO MONITOR ELECTRICAL HEART ACTIVITY |
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| MESODERMAL ORIGINATING CELL CONCERNED WITH FORMATION OF BONE |
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| ENLARGEMENT OF THE ATRIUM |
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| AUSCULATION IS DONE WITH A |
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| when antigens or microoganisms are injected into the patient |
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| Agent that counteracts effects of drugs |
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| Agent that increases flow of urine to reduce volume of body fluid |
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| remove foreign bodies from the ear |
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| Alternating periods of diarreah and constipation |
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| An Instrument used to view the nose is |
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| Anal Crack or a tear in the anal lining is a |
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| Application of water in disease treatment |
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| BACTERIAL OR VIRAL INFLAMMATION OF MENINGES OF BRAIN |
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| BALANCING MONTHLY BANK STATEMENT W/A CHECKBOOK |
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| BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD ENTITLES PATIENT'S TO "PAID IN FULL" BENEFITS IF PHYSICIAN |
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| IS A PARTICIPATING PROVIDER |
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| BOOKKEEPING DISCREPANCIES ARE DISCLOSED BY A |
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| Bat-Shaped bone behind eyes forms the base of the skull |
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| CANNOT LEGALLY ACT AS AN AGENT FOR ANOTHER |
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| MINOR FOR A YOUNG SIBLING |
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| CHARACTERISTICS OF INFANTILE ENZEMA |
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| RED, RAISED, PRURTIC, SCALING OF CHEEKS, SCALP AND DIAPER AREA |
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| CHRONIC DISEASE OF INSULIN DEFICIENCY OR RESISTANCE |
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| CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE OF JOINTS AND SURROUNDING TISSUE |
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| CLOUDINESS OF THE LENS OF THE EYE USUALLY IN PEOPLE OVER 70 YEARS OF AGE |
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| CONDITION WICH KILLS APPARENTLY HEALTY INFANTS BETWEEN 4WKS AND 7 MONTHS OF AGE |
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| SIDS - SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROM |
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| CONGENITAL DEFECT; ABSENCE OF VERTEBRAL ARCH OF SPINAL COLUMN |
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| CONTAGIOUS SUPERFICIAL SKIN INFECTION IN CHILDREN |
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| CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IS ASSOCIATED WITH |
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| RESTRICTED BLOOD FLOW TO THE HEART |
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| CRITICAL ILLNESS RESULTING IN SUDDEN CESSATION OF KIDNEY FUNCTION |
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| CUTTING INTO THE TUBE BETWEEN THE BLADDER AND THE KIDNEY |
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| Champus/Tricare pays based on |
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| Congenital anemia found 1 of 10 african-american |
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| DEDUCTIONS ARE SUBTRACTED FROM WHAT SOURCE FOR PAYROLL PURPOSES |
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| DIGESTIVE SUBSTANCE FOUND IN THE STOMACH |
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| DOCTOR'S OFFICE IS MOST CONCERNED WITH WHAT LAWS |
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| DOSES OF RADIATION ARE MEASURED IN |
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| Detects Regions of hot and cold in the body |
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| Digestion of fats occurs mainly in |
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| Drugs that prevent blood clotting |
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| Drugs with highest potential for abuse |
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| ECG STANDARD COMPLEX CALIBRATION TEST IS |
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| EKG PASTE OR JELLY IS TO REDUCE |
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| ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS IS WHAT TYPE OF ANEMIA |
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| EXAMPLE OF POIKILOCYTOSIS |
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| Encircled lesion in the stomach mucous membrane lining |
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| Excessive Tissue formation |
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| FILM IS ALLOWED TO REMAIN IN THE FIX SOLUTION |
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| TWICE AS LONG AS DEVELOPING TIME |
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| FOR HEAVY BLEEDING FROM A FOREARM WOUND |
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| For vaginal exam, the patient is placed in the |
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| A VISIBLE SWELLING OF THE THYROID GLAND |
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| GROUP OF GLANDS THAT SECRETE DIRECTLY INTO THE BLOOD |
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| Galactose is a product in digestion of |
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| process of viewing te stomach |
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| Glycogen is stored in the |
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| Government Agency that enforces proper drug manufacture and clinical use |
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| Food and Drug Administration |
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| CLAMPS OFF SMALL VESSELLS AND BLEEDERS |
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| ACUTE LARYNGEAL EDEMA WITH URTICARA |
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| HIGH-FREQUENCY INAUDIBLE SOUND WAVES WHICH BOUNCE OFF THE BODY AND TEN ARE RECORDED ARE |
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| HOT PACKS ARE PHYSICAL THERAPY THAT PROVIDE |
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| HYPERTENSION IS ALSO CALLED |
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| Hepatitis is inflammation of the |
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| Heyem's solution is used to determine |
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| RBC's per cu. mm of whole blood |
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| IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA (ITP) HAS BEEN LINKED WITH |
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| PLATELETS WITH BOUND IgG MOLECULES THAT ARE MORE READILY REMOVED AND DESTROYED BY MICROPHAGES IN SPLEEN AND LIVER |
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| IF A PATIENT IS ASSURED HE WILL BE CURED, BUT THE DOCTOR IS UNABLE TO DO SO, HE MAY BE GUILTY OF |
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| IF POOR RECORDS ARE KEPT AND THE PHYSICIAN FAILS TO REPORT HIS INCOME TO THE IRS, HE CAN BE CHARGED WITH |
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| IF THE PATIENT FEELS FAINT DURING VENIPUNCTURE |
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| HAVE PATIENT PUT THEIR HEAD BETWEEN THEIR KNEES |
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| IF TWO COMBINING VOWELS ARE PRESENT |
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| THE LEAST IMPORTANT COMES FIRST |
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| INABILITY TO FORM MELANIN |
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| INCISION INTO THE CHEST WALL |
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| INCORRECT INFORMATION THAT CAN RUIN REPUTATIONS |
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| INFLAMMATION OF THE RENAL PELVIS |
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| INFLAMMATION OF THE SKIN USUALLY ITCHING; W/SCALING OR BLISTERS |
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| INJECTION INTO TISSUES BETWEEN SKIN & MUSCLE IS |
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| INSTRUMENT USED TO SET UP A STERILE FIELD |
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| INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE RESULTS IN OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY |
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| IPPB is used for treatment of |
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| Emphysema, COPD, Pneumonia |
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| IRON CONTAINING PIGMENT IS |
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| If patient cancels an appointment you should |
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| Immediately schedule another one |
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| Individual Asthma attacks can be caused by |
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| inhalation of cold air exposure to mists or dusts violate irritants from organic solvents |
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| Insurance that provides income to sick or injured who are unable to work |
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| LARGE AMOUNTS OF INJECTABLE MEDICATIONS, 2ML ARE GIVEN |
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| LATEST DATE EMPLOYER CAN GIVE OUT W-2 FORMS (TAX PURPOSES ) |
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| LISTING SERVICES RENDERED AND FEES CHARGED |
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| LITHOTOMY POSITION IS USED FOR A PATIENT HAVING |
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| LONGEST, STRONGEST BONE IN THE BODY IS |
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| incision into the abdomen |
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| an uncontrolled increase in immature WBC's |
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| Life insurance with Lowest Premiums |
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| MAIN CAUSE OF DISEASE OF CEREBRAL CORTEX |
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| SYPHILLIS, TUMORS, ARTERIOSCLEROSIS |
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| MALIGNANT TUMOR OF THE EPITHELIUM |
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| MECHANICAL PROCESS OF REMOVING WASTES FROM BLOOD THAT NORMALLY IS REMOVED BY THE KIDNEYS |
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| MEDIAN OR SAGITTAL PLANE DIVIDES THE BODY |
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| MEDICONSOLATOR WAS INDICATED FOR USE IN TREATING |
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| METABOLIC BONE DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY LOSS OF CALCIUM OF PHOSPHATE FROM BONES; AFFECTS POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN |
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CONTINOUS AND LAST FOR WEEKS
AGGRAVATED BY ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES
FOREWARNED BY VISUAL DISTURBANCES |
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| MONONUCLEOSIS CAN BE TESTED WITH WHAT BODY FLUID |
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| MOST COMMON COMBINING VOWEL |
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| MOST COMMON METHOD OF MARKING THE EKG |
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| DOTS AND DASHES IN A PREDETERMINED PATTERN |
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| MOST COMMON SITE TO TAKE AN ADULT PULSE IS |
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| MOST POPULAR MEDICAL BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM |
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| MOST POTENT STIMULUS TO INCREASE CORONARY BLOOD FLOW IS |
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| Medial Rotation means the movement |
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| Medical Assistants may give injections |
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| Medical Assistants should avoid |
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arguing with patients
giving medical advise
discussing patients condition |
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| Microscopic projection in small intestine |
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| Most common type of headache |
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| NEEDLE WITH THE WIDEST GAUGE |
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| THE LOWER THE # THE WIDER THE GUAGE |
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| NUMBER OF BONES IN THE BODY |
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| Necessary for proper clotting of blood |
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| Neurons that carry impulses toward the brain? |
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| Non-progressive, non-life threatening tumor |
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| Number of cells counted for differential WBC. |
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| ON A NORMAL EKG, THE FIRST DOWNWARD WAVE |
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| One symptom of diabetes mellitus is |
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| Over the counter drugs are what schedule? |
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| DECREASE IN ALL BLOOD CELLS |
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| PAPANICOLAOU SMEAR IS USED TO |
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| PATIENT CALL WITH A BLUNT INJURY TO THE EYE; ADVISE THEM |
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| COME IN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE OR GO TO THE ER |
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| PATIENT COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAIN COLLAPSES IN THE OFFICE |
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NO PULSE
NO BREATHING
START CPR |
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| PATIENT'S FINANCIAL ACCOUNT |
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| PHYSICIAN MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM EVERY THREE MONTHS FOR THE IRS |
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| PHYSICIAN'S LIABILITY FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT |
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| FAILURE TO PERFORM AN AGREED UPON UNDERTAKING |
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| PHYSICIAN'S NARCOTIC LICENSE IS RENEWED |
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| PHYSICIANS MUST REGISTER ANNUALLY TO TREAT PATIENTS FOR |
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| PRECORDIUM (PARICARDIUM) IS THE AREA OF THE CHEST OVER THE |
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| PREDISONE is a drug used in the treatment of |
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| PREMATURE TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY BEFORE A FETUS CAN EXIST |
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| PURPOSE OF AGING ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE IS TO |
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| IDENTIFY PAST DUE ACCOUNTS FOR COLLECTIN |
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| Part "B" medicare coverage provides payments for |
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| out-patient hospital care |
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| Person who carries Medical insurance |
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| Physician or supplier giving medical care |
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| Physician who treats glands of internal secretion |
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| incision into the renal pelvis to remove calculi |
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| CUTTING OF OR REMOVING A PORTION OF |
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| Recording neuromuscular condition time by inserting needles into skeletal muscle is |
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| Retired or Active military & dependants receive |
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| Roentgenographic Inspection of the spinal cord using a Radiopaque medium injection of the instrathecal space |
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| SEIZURE DISORDER AFFECTING 1%-2% OF THE POPULATION AND ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTRICAL IMPULSESFROM THE NEURONS |
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| SENSOR SITES USE FOR LEAD 3 ARE |
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| SIZE (DIAMETER) OF THE LUMEN OF A NEEDLE IS MEASURED IN |
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| SMALL AIR SACS IN THE LUNGS |
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| SMALL SAC UNDER THE LIVER THAT STORES BILE |
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| SUBSTANCE TO PREVENT X-RAY EXPOSURE |
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| SYSTEM IN WHICH MONEY IS NOT CONSIDERED INCOME UNTIL RECEIVED |
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| THE "MASTER GLAND" OF THE BODY |
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| THE BEST RESPIRATORY RATE IS TAKEN BY |
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| WATCHING THE PATIENTS CHEST WHILE APPEARING TO TAKE PULSE |
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| THE CAROTOID PULSE IS FOUND IN THE |
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| THE FIRST SOUND YOU HEAR WHEN AUSCULATING A BLOOD PRESSURE |
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| THE MOST COMMONLY ORDERED X-RAY |
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| THE SINOATRIAL (SA) NODE IS KNOWN AS |
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| THE PACEMAKER OF THE HEART |
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| THE SMALLEST VESSELS ARE? |
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| THE TIMING PERIOD FOR THE AUTOCLAVE BEGINS WHEN |
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| PROPER PRESSURE HAS BUILT UP AND ADQUATE TEMPERATURE HAS BEEN REACHED |
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| THE V1 CHEST ELECTRODE IS PLACED AT THE |
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| 4TH INTERCOASTAL SPACE, RIGHT STERNAL MARGIN |
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| BLOCKING OF ARTERY BY CLOT |
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| TO COMMUNICATE TELEPHONE COURTESY |
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| ANSWER PROMPTLY IDENTIFY YOURSELF AND ASK HOW YOU CAN HELP THEM |
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| TO RECORD AND DETECT AMOUNT OF RADIATION RECEIVED BY THE X-RAY TECHNICIAN, THEY WOULD WEAR A |
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| The APGAR test is used to |
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| standing erect with palms anterior |
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| The function of veins are to? |
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| carry deoxygenated blood to the heart.. |
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| The major nerve in the buttocks is |
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| The most common type of headache |
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| is caused to the instructors by students who don't study |
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| The smallest vessels are are |
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| Tissue changes associated w/uncomplicated Asthma |
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| Smooth muscle spasm, mucosal edema |
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| To inflate BP cuff, the valve is |
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| ULTRASOUND (AS USED FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY IS COMMONLY) |
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| GIVEN WITH ELECTRICAL STIMULATION |
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| ULTRASOUND (AS USED FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY) SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR |
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| UNACCEPTABLE PROCEDURE FOR A FAINTING VICTIM |
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| POOR WATER ON VICTIM'S FACE |
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| UNBORN CHILD LESS THAN TWO MONTHS OLD |
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| URINARY SYSTEM IS COMPOSED OF |
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| KIDNEYS, URETERS, BLADDER AND URETHRA |
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| Under the skin is also known as |
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| Universal blood donor type is |
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| Using the Snellen Eye Chart the pt should |
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| Keep eyes open but cover one eye |
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| VARIATION IN THE SHAPE OF RED BLOOD CELLS |
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| POIKILOCYTOSIS - SICKLE CELL |
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| Venipunctures w/lavender top tubes |
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| contain anticoagulant are commonly used for hematology |
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| WBC differential shows basophils as |
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| large blue to purple staining granules |
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| WHAT ORGAN SECRETES INSULIN INTO THE BLOOD STREAM |
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| WHAT PART OF THE SYRINGE AND NEEDLE CAN BE TOUCHED WITHOUT CONTAMINATING IT |
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| WHEN A BAFFLING TERM IS ENCOUNTERED |
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| WHEN APPLYING A CAST, THE PLASTER |
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| IS APPLIED OVER A STOCKINETTE |
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| WHEN THE HEART IS UNABLE TO PUMP ADEQUATE AMOUNTS OF BLOOD TO TISSUE AND ORGANS |
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| WHEN THE HEART IS UNABLE TO PUMP ADEQUATE AMOUNTS OF BLOOD TO TISSUES OR ORGANS |
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| WHICH GROUP SPONSORS CHAMPUS/TRICARE |
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| THERE MAYBE A CONJUCTIVAL INFECTION AD TEARING OF THE EYE ON INVOLVED SIDE |
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| WOMAN GIVING BIRTH OR "IN LABOR" |
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| a mild, relaxing hypnotic that doesn't produce sleep is called |
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| abduction is the opposite of |
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| adult hypertension is blood pressure greater than |
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| after collecting blood for a cell count the speciman should be |
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| inverted or rotated slowly 10 to 15 times |
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| state of hypersensitivity |
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| another name for myocardial infraction is |
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| area between lungs (holds esophagus, thymus, heart, great vessels and trachea) |
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| Carry oxygen rich blood from the heart to the body |
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| bacteria that appears in grape-like clusters |
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| blindness may result from a severe lack of |
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| branch of medicine that uses radionuclides in treatment & diagnosis of disease |
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| cancer of a malignant tumor |
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| occurs after administering foriegn serums to humanbeings |
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| cellular elements in blood for coagulation |
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| chemical substance that kills living microogranims |
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| chronic disease is defined as |
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| slow onset and lasts for months or years |
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| clean the Microscope lens only with |
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| contains large amounts of saturated fats |
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| counting chamber used in manuel microscope methods |
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| drugs that neutralize hydrocholric acid in the stomach |
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| during galvanic electrical stimulation the patient |
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| fats may be classified as |
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| saturated, monosaturated and polysaturated |
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| fibrous form of carbohydrates that won't digest |
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| focus a microscope with 10x objective |
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| for a manuel WBC, diluted sample is placed on a hemacytometer and counted using |
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| for medical eligibility you must check |
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| Current ID, SSN, Policy # |
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| gelatinous substances made of water, protein, sugar, acids, fats, and minerals in all cells. |
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| whether bacteria is gram negative or gram positive |
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| in microscopic urinalysis RBC's & WBC's are reported per |
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| indicates certain elements are lacking in the blood |
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| inflammation of the joint and bone is |
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| inflammed condition of tendon and connecting muscle |
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| injection given at 45 degree angle |
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| insurance contract written for a company and it's employees is what type of coverage |
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| insurance that provides for job related .. related accidents |
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| intradermal injections usually are given |
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| largest gland in the human body |
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| least expected functional change with acute myocardial infarction |
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| decrease in left ventricular end diastolic pressure |
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| lift or heave is rise with each heartbeat of |
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| lipid profile includes testing for |
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| visual exam with the naked eye |
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observe color & character
check for specific gravity |
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| medication to relieve pain |
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| Growth of cancer cells from one tissue to another |
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| method of injection w/the slowest absorption rate |
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| microscopic exam of urine shows a UTI as presence of numerous |
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| WBC's (White Blood Count) |
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| microscopically staphylococcus appears |
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| round and grouped in clusters |
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| most common WBC during differential is |
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| most common needle guage for phlebotomy is |
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| most common throat culture AGAR |
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| most important breathing muscle |
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| muscle walls of the heart |
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| number of muscles in the human body |
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| one complete heartbeat, contraction and relaxation |
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| outermost layer of the skin |
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| packed RBC volume is determined with a |
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| patient at high risk for hemolytic reactions to transfused blood have been sensitized prior |
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pregnancy
RBC antigens
transfusions |
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| patients are more cooperative if they |
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| understand the procedure being done |
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| persons unable to pay for medical care of who have dependant children may apply for |
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| called the "master gland" |
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| pre-determined amount of money paid by patientbefore the insurance Co. does |
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| precancerous lesions of mucous membrane of tongue; common with smokers |
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| quick rising and collapsing pulse/water (pressure) is a characteristic of |
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| the luquid portion of whole blood after blood has clotted and the solid portion has seperated |
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| simple sugar carbohydrates are converted to |
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| slow rising and sustained carotid pulse |
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| small tissue samples sent to a clinical lab for microscopic exam |
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| speciamans for a blood cell count should be collected in a tube that contains |
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| substance to stop vomiting |
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| terms meaning "into the vein". |
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| the definition of physiology is |
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| the study of function of living organisms |
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| the first drop of blood on a finger puncture |
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| the medication label reads "60mg/cc" and you prepare a 15mg injections how many cc's do you draw |
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| the number of cells counted for a red cell cunt is multiplied by |
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| clavicle, manubrium, sternum |
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| these waves are found on an EKG |
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| three main groups of carbohydrates |
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| monosccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides |
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| tissue is composed primarily of |
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| to help patient's remember appointments do all of these |
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call patient one day before
don't book appointment more than 2wks ahead
have adequate insurance coverage
Use appointment cards |
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| tumor of connective tissue of nerve centers one form tat occurs in the retina is hereditary |
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| urine culture for pregnancy should be |
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| using a standard pipette for WBC, blood is drawn to the 0.5 mark and diluted to the |
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| wheat germ is a source of vitamin |
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| who is considered to be the "father of medicine" |
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