Medical Terminology

Question

What is Antipyrectic?

Answer 1

Medication used to reduce a fever.

Answer 2

Without a fever (Temperature of less than 100.4.

Answer 3

Low blood pressure.

Answer 4

New, usually of rapid onset and of concern, opposite of chronic.

Answer 5

Splitting of the skin due to trauma ( a cut due to something sharp).

Answer 6

Normal, of no danger to health.

Answer 7

Scrape of the skin due to something abrasive.

Answer 8

Collection of pus underneath the skin.

Answer 9

Infection of skin cells.

Answer 10

Without a fever (Temperature of less than 100.4

Answer 11

Difficulty breathing.

Answer 12

Located towards the front of the body.

Answer 13

Rear or backside of the body.

Answer 14

Lower on the body, farther from the head.

Answer 15

Collection of pus underneath the skin.

Answer 16

Listening to sounds arising within the organs (as the lungs).

Answer 17

Difficulty breathing.

Answer 18

To beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart.

Answer 19

Normal, of no danger to health.

Answer 20

Pale skin.

Answer 21

Blisters or open sores.

Answer 22

Slow heart-rate (HR<60bpm)

Answer 23

Fast Heart Rate (HR>100bpm)

Answer 24

To beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart)

Answer 25

Infection of the bronchi (upper airway).

Answer 26

Infection of the bronchioles (smaller air-tubes in the lungs).

Answer 27

Infection of the skin cells.

Answer 28

Tube inserted into vessels or body cavities to permit injection or withdrawal of fluids or to keep a passage open.

Answer 29

Physical blockage of the small intestines.

Answer 30

Lack of blood supply.

Answer 31

Long-standing, constant. Opposite of acute.

Answer 32

Excessive or profuse bleeding.

Answer 33

High blood pressure.

Answer 34

Infection of skin cells.

Answer 35

Pus/Pus-like.

Answer 36

Blisters or open sores.

Answer 37

Infection of the outer layer of the eye.

Answer 38

A dangerous infection of the outer layer of the brain.

Answer 39

Infection/inflammation of the nasal sinuses.

Answer 40

Painful urination.

Answer 41

Process for removing waste from the blood for people with renal failure.

Answer 42

Excessive or profuse bleeding.

Answer 43

Blood in urine.

Answer 44

Gross amounts of blood in the vomit.

Answer 45

Nose bleed.

Answer 46

Spread out not (not localized).

Answer 47

"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.

Answer 48

Farther from the trunk of the body.

Answer 49

Rear or backside of the body.

Answer 50

Higher on the body, nearer to the head.

Answer 51

Relating to the lungs.

Answer 52

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 53

Difficulty breathing.

Answer 54

Painful urination.

Answer 55

Enlarged liver.

Answer 56

Relating to the lungs.

Answer 57

Room-spinning or dizziness (not light-headed)

Answer 58

Viewing with a scope (e.g. colonoscopy)

Answer 59

Inflammation (e.g. appendicitis).

Answer 60

Surgical removal (e.g. tonsillectomy).

Answer 61

Nose bleed.

Answer 62

Throat infection.

Answer 63

Black tarry stool.

Answer 64

Seizure disorder.

Answer 65

Redness/Red.

Answer 66

Nose bleed.

Answer 67

Excessive or profuse bleeding.

Answer 68

Redness/Red.

Answer 69

Lack of blood supply.

Answer 70

Low blood pressure.

Answer 71

Throat infection.

Answer 72

Pus-pockets on the tonsils.

Answer 73

Pus/Pus-like.

Answer 74

The state of having a fever (Temperature of more than 100.4).

Answer 75

Without a fever (Temperature of less than 100.4.

Answer 76

Difficulty breathing.

Answer 77

Coughing up gross amounts of blood.

Answer 78

Gross amounts of blood in the vomit.

Answer 79

Obviously; a lot; wholly.

Answer 80

Gross amounts of blood in the vomit.

Answer 81

Coughing up gross amounts of blood.

Answer 82

Excessive of profuse bleeding.

Answer 83

Gross amounts of of blood in the vomit.

Answer 84

Blood in the urine.

Answer 85

Coughing up gross amounts of blood in the vomit.

Answer 86

Gross amounts of blood in the vomit.

Answer 87

Excessive or profuse bleeding.

Answer 88

Coughing up gross amounts of blood

Answer 89

Excessive or profuse bleeding.

Answer 90

Blood in the urine.

Answer 91

Black tarry stool.

Answer 92

Enlarged liver.

Answer 93

High cholestrol.

Answer 94

Dangerous infection of the blood.

Answer 95

Physical blockage of the small intestines.

Answer 96

Protrusion of an organ through the wall of the cavity that normally contains it.

Answer 97

Low oxygen saturation of the body, not enough oxygen in the blood.

Answer 98

High cholestrol.

Answer 99

High blood pressure.

Answer 100

High blood pressure.

Answer 101

Low blood pressure.

Answer 102

High cholestrol.

Answer 103

Lack of blood supply.

Answer 104

High blood pressure.

Answer 105

Low blood pressure.

Answer 106

Enlarged liver.

Answer 107

Lack of blood supply.

Answer 108

Low oxygen saturation of the body, not enough oxygen in the blood.

Answer 109

Infection of the outer layer of the eye.

Answer 110

A system to classify and code diagnoses, symptoms, and procedures.

Answer 111

Infection of skin cells.

Answer 112

Area of dead tissue after a lack of blood supply.

Answer 113

Inability to open jaw due to pain.

Answer 114

Physical blockage of the small intestines.

Answer 115

Nearer to the trunk of the body.

Answer 116

Lower on the body, farther from the head.

Answer 117

Rear or backside of the body.

Answer 118

Excessive or profuse bleeding.

Answer 119

Lack of blood supply.

Answer 120

Area of dead tissue after lack of blood supply.

Answer 121

Inflammation (e.g. appendicitis).

Answer 122

Protrusion of an organ through the wall of the cavity that normally contains it.

Answer 123

Blisters or open-sores.

Answer 124

Splitting of the skin due to trauma (a cut due to something sharp).

Answer 125

Rear or backside of the body.

Answer 126

Farther from the midline (a line that can be traced from the nose to belly-button)

Answer 127

Nearer to the trunk of the body.

Answer 128

Septic, very sick, about to die.

Answer 129

"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.

Answer 130

Increased breathing rate.

Answer 131

Body position lying flat, face down.

Answer 132

Nearer to the midline.

Answer 133

Nearer to the trunk of the body.

Answer 134

Infection of the outer layer of the eye.

Answer 135

Infection of skin cells.

Answer 136

Dangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.

Answer 137

Infection/inflammation of the nasal sinuses.

Answer 138

Infection of skin cells.

Answer 139

Infection of the outer ear (ear canal).

Answer 140

Increased breathing rate.

Answer 141

High pitched sound heard in the lung with asthmatics or lung disease.

Answer 142

Relating to the lungs.

Answer 143

Infection of the inner ear (behind the eardrum).

Answer 144

Nearer to the midline.

Answer 145

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 146

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 147

Clear nasal discharge, "runny nose".

Answer 148

Crackles; wet crackling noise in lungs.

Answer 149

Body position lying flat, face down.

Answer 150

Body position lying face up.

Answer 151

Rear of backside of the body.

Answer 152

Throat infection.

Answer 153

Infection of the outer ear (ear canal)

Answer 154

Infection of the outer layer of the eye.

Answer 155

Gastrointestinal.

Answer 156

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease.

Answer 157

Genitourinary.

Answer 158

Gravida/Para/Abortion.

Answer 159

Left upper quadrant.

Answer 160

Lumbar spine.

Answer 161

Left upper extremity.

Answer 162

Loss of Consciousness.

Answer 163

Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug.

Answer 164

Not applicable.

Answer 165

No acute distress, No acute disease.

Answer 166

No known drug allergies.

Answer 167

Dangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.

Answer 168

Dangerous infection of the blood.

Answer 169

Infection of the outer ear (behind the eardrum)

Answer 170

Coronary Artery Disease.

Answer 171

Chest Pain.

Answer 172

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.

Answer 173

Coronary Artery Bypass Graft.

Answer 174

Diagnosis.

Answer 175

Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 176

Deep vein thrombosis.

Answer 177

Four times a day.

Answer 178

Twice daily.

Answer 179

Every day.

Answer 180

Physical blockage of the small intestines.

Answer 181

Lack of blood supply.

Answer 182

Painful urination.

Answer 183

Intrauterine Pregnancy.

Answer 184

Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 185

Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 186

Obstetrics and gynecology.

Answer 187

Otitis Media (inner ear infection)

Answer 188

Per Os (by mouth)

Answer 189

As needed.

Answer 190

Urinalysis.

Answer 191

Up to date.

Answer 192

Ultrasound.

Answer 193

Range of Motion.

Answer 194

Right Lower Quadrant.

Answer 195

Right Lower Extremity.

Answer 196

Shortness of breath.

Answer 197

Status Post (after).

Answer 198

Review of symptoms.

Answer 199

Range of motion.

Answer 200

Infection inner ear (behind the eardrum).

Answer 201

Acute Otitis Media (new ear infection).

Answer 202

Acetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin).

Answer 203

Electrocardiogram.

Answer 204

Extraocular Movements Intact.

Answer 205

Head, Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat.

Answer 206

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Answer 207

Hyperlipidemia.

Answer 208

Hypertension (high blood pressure.

Answer 209

Normal sinus rhythm.

Answer 210

Normal of no danger to health.

Answer 211

Left Upper Extremity.

Answer 212

Left Upper Quadrant.

Answer 213

Left Lower Quadrant.

Answer 214

Intrauterine Pregnancy.

Answer 215

Incision and Drainage.

Answer 216

Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 217

Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 218

Non-insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 219

No Acute Distress, No Acute Disease.

Answer 220

Head, Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat.

Answer 221

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Answer 222

History of Present Illness.

Answer 223

Treatment.

Answer 224

Transient Ischemic Attack.

Answer 225

Tympanic Membrane (ear drum).

Answer 226

Range of Motion.

Answer 227

Review of System.

Answer 228

Regular rate and rhythm (normal heart sounds).

Answer 229

Prior To Arrival -or- Peritonsillar Abscess.

Answer 230

Peripheral Vascular Disease.

Answer 231

Year (s) Old.

Answer 232

Year (s) Outstanding.

Answer 233

Year (s) of Treatment.

Answer 234

Dangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.

Answer 235

Dangerous infection of the blood.

Answer 236

Throat infection.

Answer 237

Splitting of the skin due to trauma (a cut due to something sharp).

Answer 238

Pus/Pus-like

Answer 239

Blisters or open-sores.

Answer 240

Bowel Movement.

Answer 241

Bilateral Lower Extremities.

Answer 242

Blood Pressure.

Answer 243

Dyspnea on Exertion.

Answer 244

Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 245

Diagnosis.

Answer 246

Clear to auscultaion.

Answer 247

Chronic Renal Failure.

Answer 248

Cardiovascular.

Answer 249

Slow heart rate (HR< 60 bpm).

Answer 250

Increased breathing rate.

Answer 251

Difficulty breathing.

Answer 252

Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug.

Answer 253

Normal Sinus Rhythm.

Answer 254

Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea.

Answer 255

Nearer to the trunk of the body.

Answer 256

Lower on the body, farther from the head.

Answer 257

Higher on the body, nearer to the head.

Answer 258

Complains of.

Answer 259

Chest Pain.

Answer 260

Muscular pain, "muscle aches".

Answer 261

Black tarry stool.

Answer 262

Pale skin.

Answer 263

Coronary Artery Bypass Graft.

Answer 264

Coronary Artery Disease.

Answer 265

Congestive Heart Failure.

Answer 266

Lack of blood supply.

Answer 267

"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.

Answer 268

Room-spinning dizziness (not light-headed)

Answer 269

Primary Care Physician/Primary Medical Doctor.

Answer 270

Pupils are Equal, Round, and Reactive, to Light.

Answer 271

Physical exam/Pulmonary Embolism.

Answer 272

Muscular pain, "muscle aches".

Answer 273

Black tarry stool.

Answer 274

Inability to open the jaw due to pain.

Answer 275

Physical exam/Pulmonary Embolism.

Answer 276

Primary care Physician/Primary Medical Doctor.

Answer 277

Pupils are Equal, Round, and Reactive, to Light.

Answer 278

Pale skin.

Answer 279

Examine by touch.

Answer 280

Physical blockage of the small intestines.

Answer 281

Muscular pain, "muscle aches".

Answer 282

Examine by touch.

Answer 283

Pale skin.

Answer 284

As needed.

Answer 285

Twice daily.

Answer 286

Abdomen, Abdominal.

Answer 287

Antibiotics.

Answer 288

Arterial fibrillation.

Answer 289

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 290

Inability to open jaw due to pain.

Answer 291

Increased breathing rate.

Answer 292

Family History.

Answer 293

Abdomen, Abdominal.

Answer 294

Arterial fibrillation.

Answer 295

Antibiotics.

Answer 296

To beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).

Answer 297

Examine by touch.

Answer 298

Guarding/Rebound/Rigidity: PE findings indicating a rupture in the abdomen.

Answer 299

Arterial fibrillation.

Answer 300

Assessment and Plan.

Answer 301

Antibiotics.

Answer 302

Fast heart rate (HR>100bpm).

Answer 303

Slow heart rate (HR<60bpm).

Answer 304

To beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).

Answer 305

Acetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin).

Answer 306

Assessment and Plan.

Answer 307

Antibiotics.

Answer 308

To beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).

Answer 309

Guarding/Rebound/Rigidity: PE findings indicating a rupture in the abdomen.

Answer 310

Muscular pain, "muscle aches".

Answer 311

Follow-up (i.e. Follow-up in 3 days for a re-evaluation.

Answer 312

Family History.

Answer 313

Once daily.

Answer 314

Twice daily.

Answer 315

Four times a day.

Answer 316

Family History.

Answer 317

Chest X-Ray.

Answer 318

"Passing out", loss of consciousness or fainting.

Answer 319

Room-spinning dizziness (not light-headed).

Answer 320

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 321

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease.

Answer 322

Prior To Arrival -or- Peritonsillar Abscess.

Answer 323

Peripheral Vascular Disease.

Answer 324

Within normal Limits (normal, not of concern).

Answer 325

Complete Blood Count (blood work to look for infection or anemia).

Answer 326

Dangerous infection of the blood.

Answer 327

At Every Bedtime.

Answer 328

Throat infection.

Answer 329

Infection/inflammation of the nasal tissues.

Answer 330

Bacterial infection of the lungs.

Answer 331

Surgical removal (e.g. tonsillectomy).

Answer 332

Viewing with a scope (e.g. colonoscopy)

Answer 333

Inflammation (e.g. appendicitis).

Answer 334

Deep Vein Thrombosis.

Answer 335

Dyspnea on Exertion.

Answer 336

Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 337

Nearer to the trunk of the body.

Answer 338

Located towards the front of the body.

Answer 339

Rear or backside of the body.

Answer 340

Crackles; wet crackling noise in lungs.

Answer 341

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 342

Clear nasal discharge, "runny nose".

Answer 343

Strep throat.

Answer 344

Throat infection.

Answer 345

Pus-pockets on the tonsils.

Answer 346

Urinalysis.

Answer 347

Upper Respiratory Infection.

Answer 348

Urinary Tract Infection.

Answer 349

At Every Bedtime.

Answer 350

Clear nasal discharge, "runny nose".

Answer 351

Infection/inflammation of the nasal sinuses.

Answer 352

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 353

Bilateral Lower Extremities.

Answer 354

Left Lower Extremity.

Answer 355

Left Lower Quadrant.

Answer 356

Chest X-Ray.

Answer 357

Electrocardiogram.

Answer 358

Computerized Assisted Tomography.

Answer 359

Body position lying flat, face down.

Answer 360

Body position laying face up.

Answer 361

Rear or backside of the body.

Answer 362

Cancer, Carcinoma.

Answer 363

Coronary Artery Disease.

Answer 364

Coronary Artery Bypass Graft.

Answer 365

Deep Vein Thrombosis.

Answer 366

Dorsalis Pedis / Posterior Tibialis.

Answer 367

Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 368

Crackles; wet crackling noise in lungs.

Answer 369

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 370

Relating to the lungs.

Answer 371

Urinalysis.

Answer 372

Upper Respiratory Infection.

Answer 373

Ultrasound.

Answer 374

Four Times a Day.

Answer 375

At Every Bedtime.

Answer 376

Upper Respiratory Infection.

Answer 377

Urinalysis.

Answer 378

Ultrasound.

Answer 379

Pus/Pus-like.

Answer 380

Collection of pus underneath the skin.

Answer 381

Pus-pockets on the tonsils.

Answer 382

Urinary Tract Infection.

Answer 383

Ultrasound.

Answer 384

Urinalysis.

Answer 385

Right Lower Extremity.

Answer 386

Right Lower Quadrant.

Answer 387

Right Upper Quadrant.

Answer 388

Nearer to the trunk of the body.

Answer 389

Farther from the trunk of the body.

Answer 390

Higher on the body, nearer to the head.

Answer 391

Transient Ischemic Attack.

Answer 392

Cervical spine.

Answer 393

Thoracic spine.

Answer 394

Review of system.

Answer 395

Regular rate and rhythm (normal heart sounds).

Answer 396

To beat rapidly, irregularly, or forcibly (usually relating to the heart).

Answer 397

Relating to the lungs.

Answer 398

Bacterial infection of the lungs.

Answer 399

Rattling noise of mucous in the lungs.

Answer 400

Coronary Artery Bypass Graft.

Answer 401

Coronary Artery Disease.

Answer 402

Congestive Heart Failure.

Answer 403

Cardiovascular.

Answer 404

Cerebrovascular Accident.

Answer 405

Chest X-Ray.

Answer 406

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease.

Answer 407

Gastrointestinal.

Answer 408

Genitourinary.

Answer 409

Primary Care Physician/Primary Medical Doctor.

Answer 410

Physical exam/Pulmonary Embolism.

Answer 411

Pupils are Equal, Round, and Reactive, to light.

Answer 412

Gastrointestinal.

Answer 413

Gravida/Para/Abortion.

Answer 414

Genitourinary.

Answer 415

Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (orthopedic surgery).

Answer 416

Obstetrics and gynecology.

Answer 417

Otitis Media (inner ear infection).

Answer 418

Genitourinary.

Answer 419

Gastrointestinal.

Answer 420

Blood in urine.

Answer 421

Treatment.

Answer 422

Tympanic Membrane (Ear Drum).

Answer 423

Prescription.

Answer 424

Bowel movement.

Answer 425

Blood Pressure.

Answer 426

Twice daily.

Answer 427

Open Reduction and Fixation (orthopedic surgery).

Answer 428

Ovderdose.

Answer 429

Oropharynx (mouth and throat).

Answer 430

Twice Daily.

Answer 431

Four Times a Day.

Answer 432

Three Times a Day.

Answer 433

Coronary Artery Disease.

Answer 434

Complete Blood Count (bloodwork to look for infection or anemia).

Answer 435

Congestive Heart Failure.

Answer 436

Dangerous infection of the outer lining of the brain.

Answer 437

Infection of the outer ear (ear canal).

Answer 438

Otitis Media (inner ear infection).

Answer 439

Range of Motion.

Answer 440

Review of System.

Answer 441

Cardiosvascular.

Answer 442

Cerebrovascular Accident.

Answer 443

Clear to auscultaion.

Answer 444

Hyperlipidemia.

Answer 445

Right Upper Quadrant.

Answer 446

Right Upper Extremity.

Answer 447

Right Lower Extremity.

Answer 448

Cardiovascular.

Answer 449

Cerebrovascular Accident.

Answer 450

Clear to auscultation.

Answer 451

Obstetrics and gynecology.

Answer 452

Orophyarynx (mouth and throat).

Answer 453

Transient Ischemic Attack.

Answer 454

Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy (tonsils and adenoids removal surgery.

Answer 455

Three times daily.

Answer 456

Congestive Heart Failure.

Answer 457

Chest Pain.

Answer 458

Complains of.

Answer 459

Hemoglobin and Hematocrit.

Answer 460

Hyperlipidemia.

Answer 461

History of Present Illness.

Answer 462

Three times daily.

Answer 463

Transient Ischemic Attack.

Answer 464

Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy (tonsils and adenoids removal surgery)

Answer 465

Chest Pain.

Answer 466

Complains of.

Answer 467

Chronic Renal failure.

Answer 468

Hemoglobin and Hematocrit.

Answer 469

History of present illness.

Answer 470

Shortness of Breath.

Answer 471

Status Post (after).

Answer 472

Congestive Heart Failure.

Answer 473

Chest pain.

Answer 474

Complains of.

Answer 475

Hyperlipidemia.

Answer 476

History of Present Illness.

Answer 477

Right Upper Quadrant.

Answer 478

Right Lower Quadrant.

Answer 479

Right Lower Extremity.

Answer 480

Chronic renal failure.

Answer 481

Clear to auscultation.

Answer 482

Cervical spine.

Answer 483

Lack of oxygen to the brain.

Answer 484

Lack of oxygen to the blood.

Answer 485

Oxygen Saturation (a.k.a Sa02 or Sp02 or Pulse ox or Sat).

Answer 486

Status Post (after).

Answer 487

Shortness of Breath.

Answer 488

Chronic Renal Failure.

Answer 489

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.

Answer 490

Chest Pain.

Answer 491

Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea.

Answer 492

Normal sinus Rhythm.

Answer 493

Status Post (after).

Answer 494

Shortness of Breath.

Answer 495

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan.

Answer 496

Diagnosis.

Answer 497

Prescription.

Answer 498

Caesarean Section.

Answer 499

Cervical Spine.

Answer 500

Chronic Renal Failure.

Answer 501

Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug.

Answer 502

Normal Sinus Rhythm.

Answer 503

Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 504

Thoracic spine.

Answer 505

Cervical spine.

Answer 506

Chest X-Ray.

Answer 507

Right Upper Quadrant.

Answer 508

Right Lower Extremity.

Answer 509

Left Lower Extremity.

Answer 510

Not Applicable.

Answer 511

No Acute Distress, No Acute Disease.

Answer 512

No Known Drug Allergies.

Answer 513

Left Lower Extremity.

Answer 514

Left Lower Quadrant.

Answer 515

Left Upper Quadrant.

Answer 516

Computerized Assisted Tomography.

Answer 517

Electrocardiogram.

Answer 518

Chest X-Ray.

Answer 519

No Acute Distress, No Acute Disease.

Answer 520

No Known Drug Allergies.

Answer 521

Normal Sinus Rhythm.

Answer 522

Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 523

Dyspnea on Exertion.

Answer 524

Dorsalis Pedis/Posterior Tibialis.

Answer 525

Loss of Consciousness.

Answer 526

Lumbar Spine.

Answer 527

Last Normal Menstrual Period.

Answer 528

Incision and Drainage.

Answer 529

Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus.

Answer 530

Intrauterine Pregnancy.

Answer 531

Shortness of Breath.

Answer 532

Infection of skin cells.

Answer 533

Myocardial Infarction.

Answer 534

History and Physical.

Answer 535

Hypertension (high blood pressure).

Answer 536

Lumbar spine.

Answer 537

Thoracic spine.

Answer 538

Cervical spine.

Answer 539

Left Upper Extremity.

Answer 540

Left Lower Extremity.

Answer 541

Left Upper Quadrant.

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