- Medication administered to prevent or reduce fever is referred to as antipyretic.
- An abnormally low body temperature is known as hypothermia.
- The patient’s consistency and accuracy in following a prescribed regimen is known as adherence.
- A substance that eases the severity of a disease but does not cure it is known as an ameliorative.
- The high-pitched sound caused by a partial blockage of the pharynx, larynx, and trachea is known as stridor.
- Listening through a stethoscope for sounds within the body is known as auscultation.
- The ultrasonic imaging technique used to evaluate heart structures that is performed from inside the esophagus is transesophageal echocardiography.
- The puncture of a vein for the purpose of drawing blood is known as venipuncture.
- The test measuring the percentage by volume of packed red blood cells in a whole blood sample is known as hematocrit.
- The presence of blood in the urine is known as hematuria.
Write the correct term on the line provided.
1. Medicationadministeredtopreventorreducefeverisreferredtoas______________________.
2. An abnormally low body temperature is known as ______________________.
3. Thepatient’sconsistencyandaccuracyinfollowingaprescribedregimenisknownas____________.
4. Asubstancethateasestheseverityofadiseasebutdoesnotcureitisknownasa/an_____________.
5. Thehigh-pitchedsoundcausedbyapartialblockageofthepharynx,larynx,andtracheaisknownas
______________________.
6. Listeningthroughastethoscopeforsoundswithinthebodyisknownas______________________.
7. Theultrasonicimagingtechniqueusedtoevaluateheartstructuresthatisperformedfrominsidetheesophagusis
______________________ echocardiography.
8. Thepunctureofaveinforthepurposeofdrawingbloodisknownas______________________.
9. Thetestmeasuringthepercentagebyvolumeofpackedredbloodcellsinawholebloodsampleisknownas
______________________.
10. Thepresenceofbloodintheurineisknownas______________________.
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