Anatomic Descriptors
Navel
Umbilical
What is phlebotomy?
Puncturing a vein to draw blood
Communication using body language
Nonverbal
Living organisms that are too small to see
Microorganisms
Exam requiring patient to perform various joint motions to determine extent of movement
Range of Motion
Buccal
Cheek
Relatively clear yellow liquid portion of blood
Plasma
Communication using the printed word
Written
Bacteria that require oxygen for survival
Aerobic
The use of hot or cold water for treatment
Hydrotherapy
Inguinal
Groin
Normal hemoglobin range in a female
11.7-16.0 g/dL
Word-of-Mouth communication
Verbal
Simplest form of animal pathogen
Protozoa
Manipulation
Celiac
Abdominal
Normal hemoglobin for males
13.2-17.3 g/dL
Style associated with an easygoing, open role, and relationship
Informal
Steam temperature needed to successfully autoclave
250-254 degrees Fahrenheit
Deep heat therapy using a mechanical energy source
Diathermy
Occipital
Lower Posterior Area of Head
List the Proper Order of Draw
Yellow, Lt Blue, Red/Gold, Green, Lavender, Gray
Signs that imply open or closed communication
Indicators
The spread of disease by contact with a pathogen
Contagion
Person's way of walking
Gait