Medical Terminology
The prefixes Angi/o and Vas/o are what in relation to each other
Synonymous
The pulse rate of an awake neonate
What is 100-205
Tissue that fills body spaces, stores fat, and produces red blood cells
What is connective tissue
Moving a substance against a concentration gradient
What is active transport
A full-term neonate has a total body water of
What is 80%
Combining form Encephala/o
What is the Brain
Older adults have a harder time breathing due to
What is decreased elasticity of the lungs
The first and second cervical vertebrae
What is the atlas and axis
Particles move from higher concentration to lower concentration
What is diffusion
What is ascites
The term Dysphasia
Whar is difficulty speaking
They rely mostly on the diaphragm to breathe
What are newborns
The point where C! articulates with the base of the skull
What is the atlanto-occipital joint
Abnormal shrinking of a cell
What is crenation
Hyperkalemia can be attributed to what type of medication
What is Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE Inhibitors)
The color of the root word Leuk/o
What is White
A mother passes what immunity to their child during the first year of life
What is naturally acquired passive immunity
The shoulders and hips are what type of joint
What is diarthrotic
Where the majority of the body's total water is contained
Decreased potassium into the cells caused by this type of acid base imbalance
What is Alkalosis
Dividing the body into ventral and dorsal portions
What is Coronal Plane
The olfactory filaments pass through this horizontal bone
What is the cribriform plate
This substance can absorb and donate hydrogen ions
What is a buffer
This intracellular parasite does not produce exotoxins or endotoxins
What is a virus