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1What is Antipyrectic?
- AMedication used to reduce a fever.
- BWithout a fever (Temperature of less than 100.4.
- CLow blood pressure.
2What is Acute?
- ANew, usually of rapid onset and of concern, opposite of chronic.
- BSplitting of the skin due to trauma ( a cut due to something sharp).
- CNormal, of no danger to health.
3What is Abrasion?
- AScrape of the skin due to something abrasive.
- BCollection of pus underneath the skin.
- CInfection of skin cells.
4What is Afebrile?
- AWithout a fever (Temperature of less than 100.4
- BSweating.
- CDifficulty breathing.
5What is anterior?
- ALocated towards the front of the body.
- BRear or backside of the body.
- CLower on the body, farther from the head.
6What is Abscess?
- ACollection of pus underneath the skin.
- BA bruise.
- CSwelling.
7What is Ausculation?
- AListening to sounds arising within the organs (as the lungs).
- BDifficulty breathing.
- CTo beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart.
8What is Benign?
- ANormal, of no danger to health.
- BPale skin.
- CBlisters or open sores.
9What is Bradycardia?
- ASlow heart-rate (HR<60bpm)
- BFast Heart Rate (HR>100bpm)
- CTo beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart)
10What is Bronchitis?
- AInfection of the bronchi (upper airway).
- BInfection of the bronchioles (smaller air-tubes in the lungs).
- CInfection of the skin cells.
11What is a Catheter?
- ATube inserted into vessels or body cavities to permit injection or withdrawal of fluids or to keep a passage open.
- BPhysical blockage of the small intestines.
- CLack of blood supply.
12What is Chronic?
- ALong-standing, constant. Opposite of acute.
- BExcessive or profuse bleeding.
- CHigh blood pressure.
13What is Cellulitis?
- AInfection of skin cells.
- BPus/Pus-like.
- CBlisters or open sores.
14What is conjunctivitis?
- AInfection of the outer layer of the eye.
- BA dangerous infection of the outer layer of the brain.
- CInfection/inflammation of the nasal sinuses.
15What is Dialsis?
- APainful urination.
- BProcess for removing waste from the blood for people with renal failure.
- CExcessive or profuse bleeding.
16What is Diaphoresis?
- ABlood in urine.
- BGross amounts of blood in the vomit.
- CSweating
17What is Diffuse?
- ANose bleed.
- BSpread out not (not localized).
- C"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.
18What is Distal?
- AFarther from the trunk of the body.
- BRear or backside of the body.
- CHigher on the body, nearer to the head.
19What is Dyspnea?
- ARelating to the lungs.
- BRattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
- CDifficulty breathing.
20What is Dysuria?
- AA bruise.
- BPainful urination.
- CEnlarged liver.
21What is Ecchymosis?
- ARelating to the lungs.
- BA bruise.
- CRoom-spinning or dizziness (not light-headed)
22What is -Ectomy (suffix)
- AViewing with a scope (e.g. colonoscopy)
- BInflammation (e.g. appendicitis).
- CSurgical removal (e.g. tonsillectomy).
23What is Edema?
- AVomiting.
- BSwelling.
- CSweating.
24What is Emesis?
- AVomiting
- BSwelling.
- CNose bleed.
25What is Epilepsy?
- AThroat infection.
- BBlack tarry stool.
- CSeizure disorder.
26What is Epistaxis?
- ARedness/Red.
- BNose bleed.
- CExcessive or profuse bleeding.
27What is Erythema/Erythematous?
- ARedness/Red.
- BLack of blood supply.
- CLow blood pressure.
28What is Exudates (tonsillar)?
- AThroat infection.
- BPus-pockets on the tonsils.
- CPus/Pus-like.
29What is febrile?
- AThe state of having a fever (Temperature of more than 100.4).
- BWithout a fever (Temperature of less than 100.4.
- CDifficulty breathing.
30What is Grossly?
- ACoughing up gross amounts of blood.
- BGross amounts of blood in the vomit.
- CObviously; a lot; wholly.
31What is Hematemesis?
- AGross amounts of blood in the vomit.
- BCoughing up gross amounts of blood.
- CExcessive of profuse bleeding.
32What is Hematuria?
- AGross amounts of of blood in the vomit.
- BBlood in the urine.
- CCoughing up gross amounts of blood in the vomit.
33What is Hemoptysis?
- AGross amounts of blood in the vomit.
- BExcessive or profuse bleeding.
- CCoughing up gross amounts of blood
34What is Hemorrhage?
- AExcessive or profuse bleeding.
- BBlood in the urine.
- CBlack tarry stool.
35What is Hepatomegaly?
- AEnlarged liver.
- BSwelling.
- CHigh cholestrol.
36What is a Hernia?
- ADangerous infection of the blood.
- BPhysical blockage of the small intestines.
- CProtrusion of an organ through the wall of the cavity that normally contains it.
37What is Hyperlipidemia?
- ALow oxygen saturation of the body, not enough oxygen in the blood.
- BHigh cholestrol.
- CHigh blood pressure.
38What is Hypertension?
- AHigh blood pressure.
- BLow blood pressure.
- CHigh cholestrol.
39What is Hypotension?
- ALack of blood supply.
- BHigh blood pressure.
- CLow blood pressure.
40What is Hypoxia?
- AEnlarged liver.
- BLack of blood supply.
- CLow oxygen saturation of the body, not enough oxygen in the blood.
41What is ICD-10?
- AInfection of the outer layer of the eye.
- BA system to classify and code diagnoses, symptoms, and procedures.
- CInfection of skin cells.
42What is Infarct?
- AArea of dead tissue after a lack of blood supply.
- BInability to open jaw due to pain.
- CPhysical blockage of the small intestines.
43What is Inferior?
- ANearer to the trunk of the body.
- BLower on the body, farther from the head.
- CRear or backside of the body.
44What is Ischemia?
- AExcessive or profuse bleeding.
- BLack of blood supply.
- CArea of dead tissue after lack of blood supply.
45What is -itis (suffix)
- AA bruise.
- BSwelling.
- CInflammation (e.g. appendicitis).
46What is Laceration?
- AProtrusion of an organ through the wall of the cavity that normally contains it.
- BBlisters or open-sores.
- CSplitting of the skin due to trauma (a cut due to something sharp).
47What is Lateral?
- ARear or backside of the body.
- BFarther from the midline (a line that can be traced from the nose to belly-button)
- CNearer to the trunk of the body.
48What is Lethargic?
- ASeptic, very sick, about to die.
- B"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.
- CIncreased breathing rate.
49What is Medial?
- ABody position lying flat, face down.
- BNearer to the midline.
- CNearer to the trunk of the body.
50What is Meningitis?
- AInfection of the outer layer of the eye.
- BInfection of skin cells.
- CDangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.
51What is Otitis Externa?
- AInfection/inflammation of the nasal sinuses.
- BInfection of skin cells.
- CInfection of the outer ear (ear canal).
52What is Wheezing?
- AIncreased breathing rate.
- BHigh pitched sound heard in the lung with asthmatics or lung disease.
- CRelating to the lungs.
53What is Otitis Media?
- AInfection of the inner ear (behind the eardrum).
- BNearer to the midline.
- CRattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
54What is Rhinorrhea?
- ARattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
- BClear nasal discharge, "runny nose".
- CCrackles; wet crackling noise in lungs.
55What is Supine?
- ABody position lying flat, face down.
- BBody position lying face up.
- CRear of backside of the body.
56What is Pharyngitis?
- AThroat infection.
- BInfection of the outer ear (ear canal)
- CInfection of the outer layer of the eye.
57What is Gerd?
- AGastrointestinal.
- BGastroesophageal Reflux Disease.
- CGenitourinary.
- DGravida/Para/Abortion.
58What is LOC?
- ALeft upper quadrant.
- BLumbar spine.
- CLeft upper extremity.
- DLoss of Consciousness.
59What is NAD?
- ANon steroidal anti-inflammatory drug.
- BNot applicable.
- CNo acute distress, No acute disease.
- DNo known drug allergies.
60What is Sepsis?
- ADangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.
- BDangerous infection of the blood.
- CInfection of the outer ear (behind the eardrum)
61What is COPD?
- ACoronary Artery Disease.
- BChest Pain.
- CChronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
- DCoronary Artery Bypass Graft.
62What is DX?
- ADiagnosis.
- BDiabetes Mellitus.
- CDeep vein thrombosis.
63What is QD?
- AFour times a day.
- BTwice daily.
- CEvery day.
64What is a Small Bowel Obstruction?
- APhysical blockage of the small intestines.
- BLack of blood supply.
- CPainful urination.
65What is IDDM?
- AIntrauterine Pregnancy.
- BDiabetes Mellitus.
- CInsulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.
66What is OD?
- AObstetrics and gynecology.
- BOverdose.
- COtitis Media (inner ear infection)
67What is PO?
- APer Os (by mouth)
- BAs needed.
- CPatient.
68What is UTD?
- AUrinalysis.
- BUp to date.
- CUltrasound.
69What is RLE?
- ARange of Motion.
- BRight Lower Quadrant.
- CRight Lower Extremity.
70What is Sx?
- AShortness of breath.
- BSymptoms.
- CStatus Post (after).
71What is r/o?
- ARule out.
- BReview of symptoms.
- CRange of motion.
72What is AOM?
- AInfection inner ear (behind the eardrum).
- BAcute Otitis Media (new ear infection).
- CAcetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin).
73What is EOMI?
- AElectrocardiogram.
- BAlcohol.
- CExtraocular Movements Intact.
74What is HEENT?
- AHead, Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat.
- BHealth Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
- CHeadache.
75What is Hx?
- AHyperlipidemia.
- BHypertension (high blood pressure.
- CHistory.
76What is nl/nml?
- ANormal.
- BNormal sinus rhythm.
- CNormal of no danger to health.
77What is LUQ?
- ALeft Upper Extremity.
- BLeft Upper Quadrant.
- CLeft Lower Quadrant.
78What is IUP?
- AIntrauterine Pregnancy.
- BIncision and Drainage.
- CInsulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.
79What is NIDDM?
- AInsulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.
- BNon-insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.
- CNo Acute Distress, No Acute Disease.
80What is HIPPA?
- AHead, Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat.
- BHealth Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
- CHistory of Present Illness.
81What is TM?
- ATreatment.
- BTransient Ischemic Attack.
- CTympanic Membrane (ear drum).
82What is ROS?
- ARange of Motion.
- BReview of System.
- CRegular rate and rhythm (normal heart sounds).
83What is Pt?
- APatient.
- BPrior To Arrival -or- Peritonsillar Abscess.
- CPeripheral Vascular Disease.
84What is y/o?
- AYear (s) Old.
- BYear (s) Outstanding.
- CYear (s) of Treatment.
85What is Sepsis?
- ADangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.
- BDangerous infection of the blood.
- CThroat infection.
86What is Ulcerations?
- ASplitting of the skin due to trauma (a cut due to something sharp).
- BPus/Pus-like
- CBlisters or open-sores.
87What is BM?
- ABowel Movement.
- BBilateral Lower Extremities.
- CBlood Pressure.
88What is DM?
- ADyspnea on Exertion.
- BDiabetes Mellitus.
- CDiagnosis.
89What is CV?
- AClear to auscultaion.
- BChronic Renal Failure.
- CCardiovascular.
90What is Tachypnea?
- ASlow heart rate (HR< 60 bpm).
- BIncreased breathing rate.
- CDifficulty breathing.
91What is NSR?
- ANon Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug.
- BNormal Sinus Rhythm.
- CNausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea.
92What is Superior?
- ANearer to the trunk of the body.
- BLower on the body, farther from the head.
- CHigher on the body, nearer to the head.
93What is c (with a line on top)?
- AComplains of.
- BWith.
- CChest Pain.
94What is Melena?
- AMuscular pain, "muscle aches".
- BBlack tarry stool.
- CPale skin.
95What is CABG?
- ACoronary Artery Bypass Graft.
- BCoronary Artery Disease.
- CCongestive Heart Failure.
96What is Vertigo?
- ALack of blood supply.
- B"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.
- CRoom-spinning dizziness (not light-headed)
97What is PERRL?
- APrimary Care Physician/Primary Medical Doctor.
- BPupils are Equal, Round, and Reactive, to Light.
- CPhysical exam/Pulmonary Embolism.
98What is Myalgia?
- AMuscular pain, "muscle aches".
- BBlack tarry stool.
- CInability to open the jaw due to pain.
99What is PE?
- APhysical exam/Pulmonary Embolism.
- BPrimary care Physician/Primary Medical Doctor.
- CPupils are Equal, Round, and Reactive, to Light.
100What is Palpation?
- APale skin.
- BExamine by touch.
- CPhysical blockage of the small intestines.
101What is Pallor?
- AMuscular pain, "muscle aches".
- BExamine by touch.
- CPale skin.
102What is prn?
- AEveryday.
- BAs needed.
- CTwice daily.
103What is Abd?
- AAbdomen, Abdominal.
- BAntibiotics.
- CArterial fibrillation.
104What is Trismus?
- ARattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
- BInability to open jaw due to pain.
- CIncreased breathing rate.
105What is Fx?
- AFamily History.
- BFracture.
- CAlcohol.
106What is Abx?
- AAbdomen, Abdominal.
- BArterial fibrillation.
- CAntibiotics.
107What is Palpitation?
- ATo beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).
- BExamine by touch.
- CGuarding/Rebound/Rigidity: PE findings indicating a rupture in the abdomen.
108What is A/P?
- AArterial fibrillation.
- BAssessment and Plan.
- CAntibiotics.
109What is Tachycardia?
- AFast heart rate (HR>100bpm).
- BSlow heart rate (HR<60bpm).
- CTo beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).
110What is ASA?
- AAcetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin).
- BAssessment and Plan.
- CAntibiotics.
111What is Peritoneal signs?
- ATo beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).
- BGuarding/Rebound/Rigidity: PE findings indicating a rupture in the abdomen.
- CMuscular pain, "muscle aches".
112What is F/U?
- AFollow-up (i.e. Follow-up in 3 days for a re-evaluation.
- BFracture.
- CFamily History.
113What is BID?
- AOnce daily.
- BTwice daily.
- CFour times a day.
114What is FHx?
- AFamily History.
- BFracture.
- CChest X-Ray.
115What is Syncope?
- A"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.
- BRoom-spinning dizziness (not light-headed).
- CRattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
116What is PVD?
- AGastroesophageal Reflux Disease.
- BPrior To Arrival -or- Peritonsillar Abscess.
- CPeripheral Vascular Disease.
117What is WNL?
- AWithin normal Limits (normal, not of concern).
- BComplete Blood Count (blood work to look for infection or anemia).
- CDangerous infection of the blood.
118What is q?
- AEveryday.
- BEvery.
- CAt Every Bedtime.
119What is Pneumonia?
- AThroat infection.
- BInfection/inflammation of the nasal tissues.
- CBacterial infection of the lungs.
120What is -scopy (suffix)?
- ASurgical removal (e.g. tonsillectomy).
- BViewing with a scope (e.g. colonoscopy)
- CInflammation (e.g. appendicitis).
121What is DVT?
- ADeep Vein Thrombosis.
- BDyspnea on Exertion.
- CDiabetes Mellitus.
122What is Posterior/Dorsal?
- ANearer to the trunk of the body.
- BLocated towards the front of the body.
- CRear or backside of the body.
123What is EtOH?
- AFracture.
- BAlcohol.
- CSymptoms.
124What is Rhonchi?
- ACrackles; wet crackling noise in lungs.
- BRattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
- CClear nasal discharge, "runny nose".
125What is Streptococcal Pharyngitis?
- AStrep throat.
- BThroat infection.
- CPus-pockets on the tonsils.
126What is UTI?
- AUrinalysis.
- BUpper Respiratory Infection.
- CUrinary Tract Infection.
127What is QHS?
- AEvery.
- BEveryday.
- CAt Every Bedtime.
128What is Sinusitis?
- AClear nasal discharge, "runny nose".
- BInfection/inflammation of the nasal sinuses.
- CRattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
129What is Bilat LE?
- ABilateral Lower Extremities.
- BLeft Lower Extremity.
- CLeft Lower Quadrant.
130What is EKG/ECG?
- AChest X-Ray.
- BElectrocardiogram.
- CComputerized Assisted Tomography.
131What is Prone?
- ABody position lying flat, face down.
- BBody position laying face up.
- CRear or backside of the body.
132What is CA?
- ACancer, Carcinoma.
- BCoronary Artery Disease.
- CCoronary Artery Bypass Graft.
133What is DP/PT (pulse)?
- ADeep Vein Thrombosis.
- BDorsalis Pedis / Posterior Tibialis.
- CDiabetes Mellitus.
134What is Rales?
- ACrackles; wet crackling noise in lungs.
- BRattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
- CRelating to the lungs.
135What is US?
- AUrinalysis.
- BUpper Respiratory Infection.
- CUltrasound.
136What is QID?
- AEveryday.
- BFour Times a Day.
- CAt Every Bedtime.
137What is URI?
- AUpper Respiratory Infection.
- BUrinalysis.
- CUltrasound.
138What is Purulence/Purulent?
- APus/Pus-like.
- BCollection of pus underneath the skin.
- CPus-pockets on the tonsils.
139What is UA?
- AUrinary Tract Infection.
- BUltrasound.
- CUrinalysis.
140What is RLQ?
- ARight Lower Extremity.
- BRight Lower Quadrant.
- CRight Upper Quadrant.
141What is Proximal?
- ANearer to the trunk of the body.
- BFarther from the trunk of the body.
- CHigher on the body, nearer to the head.
142What is T-Spine?
- ATransient Ischemic Attack.
- BCervical spine.
- CThoracic spine.
143What is RRR?
- AReview of system.
- BRegular rate and rhythm (normal heart sounds).
- CTo beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).
144What is Pulmonary?
- ARelating to the lungs.
- BBacterial infection of the lungs.
- CRattling noise of mucous in the lungs.
145What is CAD?
- ACoronary Artery Bypass Graft.
- BCoronary Artery Disease.
- CCongestive Heart Failure.
146What is CXR?
- ACardiovascular.
- BCerebrovascular Accident.
- CChest X-Ray.
147What is Gi?
- AGastroesophageal Reflux Disease.
- BGastrointestinal.
- CGenitourinary.
148What is PCP/PMD?
- APrimary Care Physician/Primary Medical Doctor.
- BPhysical exam/Pulmonary Embolism.
- CPupils are Equal, Round, and Reactive, to light.
149What is G/P/Ab?
- AGastrointestinal.
- BGravida/Para/Abortion.
- CGenitourinary.
150What is ORIF?
- AOpen Reduction and Internal Fixation (orthopedic surgery).
- BObstetrics and gynecology.
- COtitis Media (inner ear infection).
151What is GU?
- AGenitourinary.
- BGastrointestinal.
- CBlood in urine.
152What is Tx?
- ATreatment.
- BTympanic Membrane (Ear Drum).
- CPrescription.
153What is BP?
- ABowel movement.
- BBlood Pressure.
- CTwice daily.
154What is OP?
- AOpen Reduction and Fixation (orthopedic surgery).
- BOvderdose.
- COropharynx (mouth and throat).
155What is TID?
- ATwice Daily.
- BFour Times a Day.
- CThree Times a Day.
156What is CBC?
- ACoronary Artery Disease.
- BComplete Blood Count (bloodwork to look for infection or anemia).
- CCongestive Heart Failure.
157What is OM?
- ADangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.
- BInfection of the outer ear (ear canal).
- COtitis Media (inner ear infection).
158What is ROM?
- ARange of Motion.
- BReview of System.
- CRule out.
159What is CVA?
- ACardiosvascular.
- BCerebrovascular Accident.
- CClear to auscultaion.
160What is HA?
- AHistory.
- BHyperlipidemia.
- CHeadache.
161What is RUE?
- ARight Upper Quadrant.
- BRight Upper Extremity.
- CRight Lower Extremity.
162What is CV?
- ACardiovascular.
- BCerebrovascular Accident.
- CClear to auscultation.
163What is OB/GYN?
- AOverdose.
- BObstetrics and gynecology.
- COrophyarynx (mouth and throat).
164What is TIA?
- ATransient Ischemic Attack.
- BTonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy (tonsils and adenoids removal surgery.
- CThree times daily.
165What is CHF?
- ACongestive Heart Failure.
- BChest Pain.
- CComplains of.
166What is HLD?
- AHemoglobin and Hematocrit.
- BHyperlipidemia.
- CHistory of Present Illness.
167What is T & A?
- AThree times daily.
- BTransient Ischemic Attack.
- CTonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy (tonsils and adenoids removal surgery)
168What is CP?
- AChest Pain.
- BComplains of.
- CChronic Renal failure.
169What is H&H?
- AHemoglobin and Hematocrit.
- BHistory.
- CHistory of present illness.
170What is s/p?
- AShortness of Breath.
- BStatus Post (after).
- CSymptoms.
171What is c/o?
- ACongestive Heart Failure.
- BChest pain.
- CComplains of.
172What is HPI?
- AHyperlipidemia.
- BHistory of Present Illness.
- CHistory.
173What is RUQ?
- ARight Upper Quadrant.
- BRight Lower Quadrant.
- CRight Lower Extremity.
174What is CTA?
- AChronic renal failure.
- BClear to auscultation.
- CCervical spine.
175What is 02 Sat?
- ALack of oxygen to the brain.
- BLack of oxygen to the blood.
- COxygen Saturation (a.k.a Sa02 or Sp02 or Pulse ox or Sat).
176What is SOB?
- AStatus Post (after).
- BShortness of Breath.
- CSymptoms.
177What is CRF?
- AChronic Renal Failure.
- BChronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
- CChest Pain.
178What is N/V/D?
- ANausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea.
- BNormal sinus Rhythm.
- CNormal.
179What is SOAP?
- AStatus Post (after).
- BShortness of Breath.
- CSubjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan.
180What is Rx?
- ADiagnosis.
- BPrescription.
- CHistory.
181What is C-section?
- ACaesarean Section.
- BCervical Spine.
- CChronic Renal Failure.
182What is NSAID?
- ANon Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug.
- BNormal Sinus Rhythm.
- CNon-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.
183What is C-Spine?
- AThoracic spine.
- BCervical spine.
- CChest X-Ray.
184What is LLE?
- ARight Upper Quadrant.
- BRight Lower Extremity.
- CLeft Lower Extremity.
185What is N/A?
- ANot Applicable.
- BNo Acute Distress, No Acute Disease.
- CNo Known Drug Allergies.
186What is LLQ?
- ALeft Lower Extremity.
- BLeft Lower Quadrant.
- CLeft Upper Quadrant.
187What is Ct or CAT?
- AComputerized Assisted Tomography.
- BElectrocardiogram.
- CChest X-Ray.
188What is NKDA?
- ANo Acute Distress, No Acute Disease.
- BNo Known Drug Allergies.
- CNormal Sinus Rhythm.
189What is DOE?
- ADiabetes Mellitus.
- BDyspnea on Exertion.
- CDorsalis Pedis/Posterior Tibialis.
190What is LNMP?
- ALoss of Consciousness.
- BLumbar Spine.
- CLast Normal Menstrual Period.
191What is I&D?
- AIncision and Drainage.
- BInsulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.
- CIntrauterine Pregnancy.
192What is MI?
- AShortness of Breath.
- BInfection of skin cells.
- CMyocardial Infarction.
193What is HTN?
- AHistory and Physical.
- BHypertension (high blood pressure).
- CHistory.
194What is L-spine?
- ALumbar spine.
- BThoracic spine.
- CCervical spine.
195What is LUE?
- ALeft Upper Extremity.
- BLeft Lower Extremity.
- CLeft Upper Quadrant.
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- Ignacio Magallan
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- English
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