PA stands for
Physician Assistant/Associate
DO stands for
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
This bone is located in the upper arm and connects with the scapula, forming the shoulder joint
Humerus
It would appear the Smurfs have this change in skin coloration
Cyanosis
This public university in central OH has both PA and DO programs
Ohio University
Medical students (MDs and DOs) typically spend this many years in medical school.
4 years
This group of muscles and tendons is commonly "torn" in the shoulder
Rotator Cuff
Some say it's "tacky" but this is what it's called when you're breathing too fast
Tachypnea
PA students typically spend this many years in PA school
2-3 years
This exam is typically required for admission to medical school
MCAT (Medical College Admission Text)
This term refers to a swelling of body tissue due to excess fluid
Edema
This is just a fancy way to say "earwax"
Cerumen
This exam is typically required for admission into PA school
GRE (Graduate Record Examination)
This is the term for the next step in becoming a doctor after medical school
Residency
This specialty uses surgical and non-surgical methods to treat a variety of traumas and diseases involving the musculoskeletal system
Orthopedics
These muscles control the flexion and extension of the fifth finger
the Digiti Minimi muscles
This practice differentiates DOs from MDs
OMM/OMT (osteopathic manipulative medicine/treatment)
This medical imaging technique uses sound waves to create images of internal body structures like organs, blood vessels, and muscles
ultrasound
This "canal" drains aqueous humor out of the eye and into the veins
Canal of Schlemm