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a skin doctor
something that causes cancer
stitches used to close a cut
a jagged cut
the thigh bone
a foot doctor
to spread harmfully to other parts of the body
deciding which patients to treat first
a surgical cut
the study of the mind
a treatment with no active drug ingredients
licensed practical nurse (the most basic kind of nurse)
a heart doctor
of the front
of the back
registered nurse
to bleed uncontrollably
when a patient stays overnight
when a patient does not stay overnight
a doctor for women
when a baby is delivered feet or butt first
certified nursing assistant
a surgery to make a woman unable to have kids
to make a baby
an injection to numb from the waist down
long - lasting
a bandage tied tightly to stop bleeding
of blood vessels (arteries, veins, and capillaries)
a surgery to make a man unable to have kids
a childbirth doctor
in medicine, the more distant of two or more things
in medicine, the closer of two or more things
a cut of the abdomen and uterus to deliver a baby
when a pregnant woman has high blood pressure and protein in the urine after the 20th week
a. podiatrist
b. laceration
c. metastasize
d. dermatologist
e. carcinogen
a. suture
b. laceration
c. phlebotomy
d. dermatologist
e. carcinogen
a. podiatrist
b. incision
c. metastasize
d. triage
e. femur
a. cardiologist
b. psychology
c. lpn
d. placebo
e. ventral
a. cardiologist
b. psychology
c. lpn
d. placebo
e. ventral
a. outpatient
b. rn
c. hemorrhage
d. inpatient
e. dorsal
a. outpatient
b. rn
c. hemorrhage
d. inpatient
e. dorsal
a. gynecologist
b. breech birth
c. cna
d. procreate
e. tubes tied
a. gynecologist
b. breech birth
c. cna
d. procreate
e. tubes tied
a. vasectomy
b. chronic
c. vascular
d. epidural
e. tourniquet
a. vasectomy
b. chronic
c. vascular
d. epidural
e. tourniquet
a. obstetrician
b. distal
c. proximal
d. pre - eclampsia
e. c - section
- a skin doctor - D. dermatologist
- something that causes cancer - E. carcinogen
- stitches used to close a cut - A. suture
- a jagged cut - B. laceration
- the thigh bone - E. femur
- a foot doctor - A. podiatrist
- to spread harmfully to other parts of the body - C. metastasize
- deciding which patients to treat first - D. triage
- a surgical cut - B. incision
- the study of the mind - B. psychology
- a treatment with no active drug ingredients - D. placebo
- licensed practical nurse (the most basic kind of nurse) - C. LPN
- a heart doctor - A. cardiologist
- of the front - E. ventral
- of the back - E. dorsal
- registered nurse - B. RN
- to bleed uncontrollably - C. hemorrhage
- when a patient stays overnight - D. inpatient
- when a patient does not stay overnight - A. outpatient
- a doctor for women - B. gynecologist
- when a baby is delivered feet or butt first - E. breech birth
- certified nursing assistant - C. CNA
- a surgery to make a woman unable to have kids - A. tubes tied
- to make a baby - D. procreate
- an injection to numb from the waist down - D. epidural
- long - lasting - B. chronic
- a bandage tied tightly to stop bleeding - E. tourniquet
- of blood vessels (arteries, veins, and capillaries) - C. vascular
- a surgery to make a man unable to have kids - A. vasectomy
- a childbirth doctor - B. obstetrician
- in medicine, the more distant of two or more things - E. distal
- in medicine, the closer of two or more things - C. proximal
- a cut of the abdomen and uterus to deliver a baby - A. C - section
- when a pregnant woman has high blood pressure and protein in the urine after the 20th week - D. pre - eclampsia
These are common medical terms and their definitions. Matching is based on standard medical terminologies. For example, a dermatologist is a doctor specializing in skin, a carcinogen is a cancer - causing agent, etc.
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- D. dermatologist
- E. carcinogen
- A. suture
- B. laceration
- E. femur
- A. podiatrist
- C. metastasize
- D. triage
- B. incision
- B. psychology
- D. placebo
- C. LPN
- A. cardiologist
- E. ventral
- E. dorsal
- B. RN
- C. hemorrhage
- D. inpatient
- A. outpatient
- B. gynecologist
- E. breech birth
- C. CNA
- A. tubes tied
- D. procreate
- D. epidural
- B. chronic
- E. tourniquet
- C. vascular
- A. vasectomy
- B. obstetrician
- E. distal
- C. proximal
- A. C - section
- D. pre - eclampsia