Drugs, Diseases, and Dissection Chapter 17

A monovalent vaccine, antiserum, or antitoxin is one that is developed for

Hydrophilic substances are

Movement across a cell membrane is

Substances that control itching are called

To surgically cut out is to

The surgical term for side-by-side placement is

A device by which a channel may be established for the exit of fluids from a wound is a

A sawlike edge or border is a

Another name for an eyeless needle is

The term for an excessive level of sodium in the blood is

A solution that is less concentrated than what it is being compared with is known as

The route of drug administration via the gastrointestinal tract is

An emetic is a substance that

The term meaning to tie or strangulate is

The graded locking portion of an instrument located near the finger rings is the

A needle that has a rounded tip is called a

An instrument t that controls bleeding is a

Irrigation of tissue with fluid is called

Vaccine, antiserum, or antitoxin active against multiple antigens or organisms

Agent that kills both internal and external parasites

Bound to and precipitated out of solution

Movement of solutes from an area of high concentration of particles to one of low concentration of particles

Extent to which a drug causes the intended effects

To surgically remove

Solution that has equal particles to the solution or cell to which it is being compared

Antidiarrheal

Band of metal that completely or partially goes around the circumference of bone that is used in conjunction with other stabilization techniques to repair bone fractures

An artificial substitute for a disease or missing part of the body is a

A Product containing a disease-causing organism or antigen administered to stimulate the production of antibodies to fight infection is a

An instrument used to reflect tissue from bone is an

Act of approximating