future medic 48_234

Haven't seen anyone here latley.

Here is a new one. Thoracentesis.

adenomyosis = Benign invasive growth of the endometrium into the muscular layer of the uterus.

next word= mastoptosis ( 2 words)

future, am I being addressed here? And if so, with what information please?

sorry, I meant some one else when I was reading posts.

Enter-: intestines

hippus

rat, Michael, check messages?

Back to hippus.

I found yours interesting.

Platypnea- Shortness of Breath, only when patient is upright or is seated.

enter-

Thanks for catching that...that is what i meant and realized that i had spelled it incorrectly only after posting it.

Heres my next one: What is a the Dolls Eye response?

Got to do what EMS49393 posted. . . exencephalia.

Exencephalia: A congenital anomally in which the brain is located outside the skull.

( cool but freaky to see. )

Micheal, You're right. you asked me: Did you mean umbilicated? Yes I did.

the word Unbilicated is not listed in my book.

Liesen's Encephalopathy--- I looked only at Encephalopathy.

Generalized, not loacalized brain dysfunction.

Lets' back up a bit. . . My other word went unanswered. Lets' keep up the responses! :wink:

Chilomastix mesnili

Google asks, Did you mean: molluscum contagiosum?

(My father had a medical-student friend who would treat himself out of the textbook. He was teased that his autopsy would list Cause of Death: typographical error.)

Term called for Molluscum Contagiosum;

A rash composed of small dome-shaped papules with a central crater that is said to be unbilicated, (belly button shaped.) Cheesy (caseous) material fills the dimple's core. A pox virus causes the rash which can spread among children and young adults.

>PER Tabers Dictionary, Pages 1376 - 1377 Click and scroll to see book

I love this book we are using in class!

http://www.fadavis.com/tabers/index.cfm

Chilomastix mesnili

Dyna Med used to have some California style 7-point star badges that were nice, but their website is dead now. I think they sold out or something.

WE have a building by us who i Dyna-Med. All they sell is medical supplies and occassionally you'll see new and used squads for sale.

In the class I am currently in, We are going over medical terminology and abreviations. I would say that both are welcome. Please no mnemonics.

angio

To help keep knowledge sharp, I thought about a medical terminology game.

After the person is right, that person can put the next one up. I'll start.

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theres' a thread of it in the apparatus section.

in the dumpster

evening gown dress

FiO2?

By what delivery method? Where do you get that figure?

Delivered by a bag valve mask. Got that figure from class and my book.

That's the ticket! Yall are great! Those answers are what I needed. Sometimes I just can't think. I know that for a fact that an apnea patient does need PPV @15 LPM.

Take care,

Charles

I say take him off the street. LOL! That s*** won't fly here in ohio.

As the thread is named "Oxygen. . . Can that drug by itself save lives?"

Me and a friend of mine had a talk about EMS and other related sujects to pass time and BS. He asked me that. I think that is a good question. I know it is too vague of a question so I'm asking "In General, What do you think?"

If this topic becomes arguementive, quit posting. . Each person is entitled to thier opinion.

Let's begin the debate: "Oxygen. . . Can that drug by itself save lives?"

in Ohio where

I liked it!

through the land

smoking that weed

through the land

teal