A patient laying on their back is in this position.
What is Supine?
This term refers to "both sides."
What is bilateral?
This prefix means "within or inside"
What is intra?
This suffix means "inflamation."
What is itis?
Bronchitis means this.
What is inflammation of the bronchioles?
This root means "lungs".
What is broncho or pulmo?
This position:
What is the Lateral Recumbent or "Recovery" Position?
This term refers to "one side."
What is unilateral?
This prefix means "between."
What is inter?
This suffix means "pain."
What is "-algia"?
Dyspnea means this.
What is "difficulty breathing"?
This root means "heart."
What is cardio?
These two terms, describing the relative position of body parts in relation to one another along the length of a limb.
What is Proximal and Distal?
The term for an imaginary line drawn vertically from the middle of the armpit down to the ankle.
What is the midaxillary line?
This prefix means "slow or below normal."
What is brady?
This suffix means "paralysis."
What is "-plegia"?
Bradypnea means this.
A breathing rate that's slower than normal.
This root means "liver."
What is hepa.
A patient laying supine on this cot would be in this position.
What is the Semi-Fowler's Position?
This term means "beneath".
What is inferior?
This prefix means "fast or above normal"
What is tachy?
What is "pnea"?
This suffix means "creation of an opening."
What is "ostomy."
This root means "stomach or intestines"
What is gastro?
A patient laying supine with their legs elevated as such is in this position.
What is the Trendelenburg Position/?
Name the four abdominal quadrants.
What are:
Right Upper Quadrant (RUQ)
Left Upper Quadrant (LUQ)
Right Lower Quadrant (RLQ)
Left Lower Quadrant (LLQ)
This prefix means "above or "in excess of"
What is supra?
This suffice means "discharge."
What is "rrhea"?
This term refers to the absence of breathing.
What is "apnea"?
This root means "relating to nerves or the brain."
What is neuro?