Medical Terminology
Heart
This is the standard position.
What is anatomical position?
This is the act of opening a joint.
What is extension?
Universal healthcare costs.
What is free?
This is paid once a month.
What is a premium?
What does hemat/o mean?
Blood
The front of the body.
What is anterior?
The act of extending over normal
What is Hyperextension?
This helps pay for our medical bills.
What is insurance?
This is predetermined.
What is a copay?
What does rhinopathy mean?
Disease in the nose.
This is below on our body.
The act of laying our hand flat.
What is pronation?
What is veterans affairs?
Patient pays 20% and insurance pays 80%
What is coinsurance?
below the skin
Hypodermic
This position is considered closer on the limb and the opposition position is considered further away on the limb.
What is proximal and distal?
The act of cupping your hand.
What is supination?
The two insurances run by the government.
What is Medicare and Medicaid?
Once patient hits this limit, insurance will cover everything else.
What is maximum out of pocket?
The irritation and redness of the stomach
What is gastritis?
This would be the midline whereas the opposite would be the sides.
What is medial and lateral?
The act of your body part going away from your body compared to coming back to your body.
What is the difference between Abduction and Adduction?
This insurance says you have to go to your PCP first.
What is an HMO?
Maximum money patient has to pay before insurance will start to cover.
What is the deductible?