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NCLEX
HESI Vocab
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By Nurse415 | Updated: Jan 28, 2013
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Metabolism
Processing reaction
Docile
Wide open
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2.
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2.
Transdermal
Applied directly to skin
Hungry
Close or obstructed
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3.
Principle
Truth, rule or a law
Open Affect
Limp lacking tone
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4.
Distal
Furthest from injury
Whole
Limits
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5.
Ceruminous gland
Having a fever
Gland produces ear wax
Hip bone
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6.
Flushed
Spit
Dependent
Ruddy or redness appearance
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7.
Manifestation
Limits
Flushed
Indication or sign of a condition
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8.
Dorsal horn
Limits
Spit
Crescent shaped sensory neurons enter spinal cord
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9.
Endometrium
Inner lining of uterus
Furthest from injury
Ignorant
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10.
Distended
Enlarged expanded from pressure
Limits
Hungry
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11.
Occluded
Affect
Closed or obstructed
Lysis
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12.
Quotient
Math term
Likely to occur
Dependent
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13.
Flaccid
Limp lacking tone
Only 2
Off spring
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14.
Amount
To make worse
Inserting or entering the body
Bulk
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15.
Intact
Observable emotions
Limp lacking tone
Whole
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16.
Ilium
Obvious easily observed
Bulk
Hip bone
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17.
Lap
Limits
When a circuit is complete
Having a fever
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18.
Overt
Hungry
Whole
Obvious easily observed
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19.
Untoward
Return to wellness
Adverse or negative, unseemly
Crescent shaped sensory neurons enter spinal cord
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20.
Febrile
Individual
Off spring
Having a fever
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21.
Insidious
Gradual not apparent for a long time
Whole
Rigid rules
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22.
Prognosis
Truth, rule, or law
Beginning suddenly or abruptly
Anticipated or expected outcome
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23.
Lysis
Hip bone
Decompostion enzymes digesting food.
To make worse
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24.
Impending
Limits
Likely to occur
Unmarried woman
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25.
Invasive
Increase
Audible or dealing with the senses
Inserting or entering the body
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26.
Teritary health care
Return to wellness
Individual
Limits
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27.
Contraindication
To make worse
Inserting into the body
Reason why something is not advised
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28.
Exacerbate
Processing reaction
When a circuit completes
To make worse
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29.
Between
Closed or obstructed
Only 2
Ruddy or redness apperance
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30.
Parameters
Likely to occur
Limits
Dependent
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31.
Labile
Math Term
Changing rapidly and often
Inner lining of uterus
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32.
Milieu
Inside an organization or place
Increase
Inner lining of uterus
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33.
Progeny
Hungry
Rigid rules
Off spring
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34.
Spinster
Tame
Un married woman
Having a fever
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35.
Affect
Dependent
Observable emotions
Return to wellness
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36.
Ominous
Likely to occur
Significantly important and dangerous
Individual
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37.
Proliferation
Increase
Tame
Ignorant
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38.
Ravenous
To make worse
Enlarged expanded from pressure
Hungry
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39.
Superego
Close or obstructed
Open
Rigid rules
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40.
Patent
Flaccid
Open
Dependent
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41.
Docile
Observable emotions
Tame
Inner linning of uterus
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42.
Paroxysmal
Beginning suddenly or abruptly convulsive
Adverse or negative, unseemly
Dependent
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43.
Obtuse
Ignorant
Increase
Inner linning of uterus
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44.
Contingent
Tame
Limits
Dependent
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45.
Expectorate
Abrupt rapid uncontrolled
Spit
Limp lacking tone
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46.
Perceptible
Open
Audible or dealing with the senses
Adverse or negative unseemly
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47.
Number
Only 2
Off Spring
Individual
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48.
Precipitous
Likely to occur
Changing rapidly and often
Abrupt rapid uncontrolled
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Metabolism
Transdermal
Principle
Distal
Ceruminous gland
Flushed
Manifestation
Dorsal horn
Endometrium
Distended
Occluded
Quotient
Flaccid
Amount
Intact
Ilium
Lap
Overt
Untoward
Febrile
Insidious
Prognosis
Lysis
Impending
Invasive
Teritary health care
Contraindication
Exacerbate
Between
Parameters
Labile
Milieu
Progeny
Spinster
Affect
Ominous
Proliferation
Ravenous
Superego
Patent
Docile
Paroxysmal
Obtuse
Contingent
Expectorate
Perceptible
Number
Precipitous
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