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1. | Manually pulling of the fractured bone (limb) to realign. (2 Words) |
2. | Acronym for the failure of two or more organ systems in an acutely ill client such that homeostasis cannot be maintain without intervention. |
3. | Out-pouching or dilation of the arterial wall. |
4. | Profound state of unconsciousness |
5. | Primary neoplasms of bone that is malignant and is characterized by rapid growth and metastasis (2 Words) |
7. | A common incontinent surgery for urinary diversion. (2 Words) |
9. | Collection of blood resulting from bleeding between the dura and the arachnoid layer of the meningeal covering of the brain. (2 Words) |
10. | Classification of Ramipril (2 Words) |
12. | 90% of nephrons are destroyed and nonfunctioning. (4 Words) |
13. | Removal of the entire kidney |
14. | Stones located in the ureter |
16. | Realignment of a fractured bone after incision into the fractured site. (2 Words) |
17. | Rapid accumulation of toxic wastes from protein metabolism in the blood. |
19. | Paralysis and loss of sensation in the lower limbs and the trunk. |
21. | Increased accumulation of fluid in the extravascular spaces of brain tissue (2 Words) |
23. | Signs and symptoms of this type of shock are: Increase or decrease in temp, bradycardia, bladder dysfunction, decreased skin perfusion. |
26. | Classification of Metoprolol (2 Words) |
27. | Sudden transient mechanical head injury with disruption of neural activity and a change in the level of consciousness. |
29. | Benign tumour that arises in the cancellous ends of the long bones. |
30. | Tube inserted directly into kidney pelvis to drain urine |
31. | Diagnosis procedure where scope is inserted into the urethra to view the bladder. |
32. | Inflammation of the synovial tissue within the joint |
33. | Repair of a joint, also called joint replacement. |
34. | Use of sound, laser or dry shock waves to break stones. |
35. | Acronym for a systemic inflammatory response to infection, ischemia,infarct, and injury. |
36. | Reabsorb bone matrix when more calcium is needed in the blood. |
37. | Stones located anywhere in the urinary system. |
38. | Signs and symptoms of this type of shock are: Tachypnea, decreased urine output, anxiety, confusion, decreased stroke volume. |