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hyper-

What is the prefix meaning: excessive, above

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algia

What is a suffix meaning: pain

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Is felt on the wrist, just under the thumb

Radial Pulse

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Works with adults and pediatric patients in treating disorders and diseases of the skin, hair, nails, and related tissues. 

Dermatologists

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Is the highest pressure level that occurs when the heart is contracting and is the first sound heard. 

Systolic

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hypo-

What is the prefix meaning: deficient or below

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emia

What is a suffix meaning: blood condition

200

Found at the back of the leg, behind the knee

Popliteal Pulse

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Are concerned with the treatment of diseases and disorders of the urinary tract.

Urologist

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Is an abnormally low blood pressure which maybe caused by traumatic shock. 

Hypotension

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dys-

What is the prefix meaning: abnormal, difficult, bad, painful

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-stenosis

What is a suffix meaning: abnormal condition of narrowing

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Located at the site where the femoral artery passes through the groin

Femoral artery

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The abnormal enlargement of the liver

Hepatomegaly

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Use to measure blood pressure

Sphygmomanometer


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peri-

surrounding

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pathy

What is a suffix meaning: disease process

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Located in the temple area of the skull, parallel and lateral to the eyes 

Temporal Pulse

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NP

Nurse Practitioner

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The sounds heard during auscultation of blood resurging into the patient's artery and can be heard clearly as a sharp tapping sound 

Korotkoff sounds

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a-

no, not, without

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itis

What is a suffix meaning: inflammation

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Is the most commonly used site for counting the pulse rate. 

Radial pulse

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PT

Physical Therapist

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Refers to the breathing pattern, the space between each breath.

Rhythm

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