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EMT Medical Terminology
Acidosis - ANS-an acid condition of the body - can occur with decreased ventilations -
not enough carbon dioxide is eliminated. With water, CO2 becomes carbonic acid.

Acute stress reaction - ANS-reaction to stress that occurs during a stressful situation

Adjuncts - ANS-things that help - so oxygen assist in the delivery of oxygen

Aggravation - ANS-an emotional state of being angry, or extremely unhappy about
something

Agitation - ANS-an emotional state of being restless, anxious, nervous

Algorithm - ANS-an illustrative method to summarize assessment and treatment
information. Memory aids.

Alkalosis - ANS-an alkaline condition of the body - can occur with hyperventilation -
blowing off too much carbon dioxide

Anoxia - ANS-total absence of oxygen at a tissue level

Antecubital - ANS-pertaining to the front of the elbow - a place to start an IV

Antibiotic - ANS-a medication manufactured to kill bacteria

Antibodies - ANS-something your immune system makes to fight disease

Antigen - ANS-a foreign protein that is recognized by your immune system - you form
antibodies against it, to kill it and provide immunity

Antipyretic - ANS-a medication that will lower a pathologically high fever

Antiseptic - ANS-something that inhibits growth of micro-organisms

Arthritis - ANS-an inflammation of the joints

Aseptic - ANS-free from infection or contamination

, Aseptic technique - ANS-procedures used to prevent contamination of the wound or
equipment being used

Aspirate - ANS-to suck into

Atelectasis - ANS-describes stale air in the lungs, usually due to inadequate respiratory
volume &/or poor gas exchange

Atrophy - ANS-a wasting of tissue - when leg is not in use it wastes away

Bifurcate - ANS-to split in two - the trachea bifurcates at the carina into two main stem
bronchi

Blunt trauma - ANS-an injury that was caused by a blunt object - no break in the skin

BSIP - ANS-body substance isolation precautions

Child - ANS-pediatrics- a child is over 1 year old but less than 14

Compromise - ANS-to make worse - compromised airway

Contraindicated - ANS-a condition that renders a treatment improper or undesirable

Copious - ANS-large amounts

Cumulative stress reaction - ANS-prolonged or excessive stress

Decontamination - ANS-process of removing undesirable substance from an object or
person

Delayed stress reaction - ANS-reaction to stress that occurs after a stressful situation

Dermatology - ANS-the study of the skin

Disinfection - ANS-destruction of infectious agents outside the body by chemical or
physical means

Ectopic - ANS-out of the ordinary (pregnancy, pacemaker, beats)

Edema - ANS-swelling of tissue due to excessive fluid in the area

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