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Vituity Scribe Exam/578 Questions and
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Abduction - -Movement of a body part away from the midline

-Adduction - -Movement of a body part toward the midline

-Anatomical Position - -The erect position of the body with arms at the side
and palms of the hands facing forward.

-Anterior (Ventral) - -Nearer to the front

-Bilateral - -Paired structures having right and left members

-Contralateral - -Occurring on the opposite side of the body

-Deep - -Farther from the surface

-Depressor - -A muscle whose contraction pulls down the part of the body to
which it is attached.

-Distal - -Farther from the trunk or site of attachment

-Dorsal - -Situated toward the back of the body; also back of hand and top
of foot

-Dorsiflexion - -Backward flexion or bending (hand/foot)

-Extension - -The straightening of a body part

-External - -Situated outside; exterior (refers to wall of cavity or hollow
form)

-Evert - -To turn outward

-Flexion - -Bending or angulation of a body part

-Frontal (Coronal) - -Vertical planes that pass through the body at right
angles to the median plane; divide the body into anterior and posterior parts

-Inferior - -Nearer to the feet

-Internal - -Inside (refers to wall of cavity or hollow form)

,-Invert - -To turn inward

-Ipsilateral - -Occurring on the same side of the body

-Lateral - -Farther from the median plane

-Levator - -A muscle whose contraction raises the part of the body to which
it is attached.

-Medial - -Nearer to the median plane

-Midline - -Divides body into a right and left side

-Palmar - -Palmar surface of hand

-**Plantar - -Sole side of foot

-**Plantar Flexion - -Foot movement when toes flex down (pointing your
toes)

-Posterior - -Nearer to the back

-Pronator - -Medial rotation of the forearm and hand so that the palm faces
posteriorly

-Prone - -Body lying face down (chest down and back up)

-Proximal - -Nearer to the trunk or site of attachment

-**Supine - -Body lying face up (chest up and back down)

-Superior - -Nearer to the head

-Transverse (Horizontal) - -Horizontal planes that pass through the body at
right angles to long axis; divides body into upper (superior) and lower
(inferior) parts.

-Volar - -Relating to the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot

-**Afebrile - -without fever

-Ambulation - -to walk (with a cane/walker)

-Aneurysm - -An excessive localized enlargement of an artery caused by a
weakening of the artery wall.

, -Antiemetic - -medication used to relieve nausea and vomiting

-Antipyretics - -medication used to reduce fever

-Arrhythmia - -An abnormal heart rhythm (AKA cardiac dysrhythmia)

-Artery - -A blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood away from the heart.

-Arthralgia - -pain in a joint

-Articulation - -connection between bones

-Atelectasis - -partial or total collapse of the lungs

-Avulsion - -The action of pulling or tearing away (as in a skin avulsion)

-Axilla - -Armpit

-Benign - -a tumor that is not dangerous and does not spread

-Bruit - -An abnormal murmur or sound heard through a stethoscope

-Cardiomegaly - -Abnormal enlargement of the heart

-Cephalgia - -A headache

-Cerumen - -Earwax

-Debridement - -removal of foreign matter or dead tissue from a wound

-Dentition - -the teeth in situ or in the dental arch

-**Diaphoresis - -excessive sweating

-Downcodes - -A reduction of reimbursement for medical services when
documentation is missing in a medical chart.

-Dysmenorrhea - -painful menstruation

-Dyspareunia - -painful intercourse

-Dyspepsia - -Indigestion

-Dysphagia - -difficulty swallowing

-Dyspnea - -difficulty breathing

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