Medical Exam Quiz

Lab Test

Small Particles In The Blood That Help With Blood Clotting

Sound Wave Test Of The Heart

Examination Of An Internal Part Of The Body With A Lighted Tube; Looking At A Part Of The Body With A Lighted Tube

Possible

Irritation And Redness Of The Thin Membrane Covering The Eye

An X-Ray Of The Lymph Nodes Or Tissues After Injection Of Dye In Lymph Vessels

Irregular Beat Of The Heart Or Other Muscle

After Birth

Old Age

Adolescent

Before Birth

Irritation Or Inflammation Of A Vein

Type Of Brain Tumor

Undesired Result Or Complication; Serious Disease

Possible

A Bruise, A Black And Blue Mark

An Inactive Substance Which May Resemble An Active Agent But Has No Medical Value

Death Of Tissue Because Of Lack Of Blood Supply

Death Or Death Rate

Alternately Ceasing And Beginning

Lying On The Stomach

Through The Skin

Study Following Patients Forward In Time

Remaining In A Given Location, Such As A Catheter

By Way Of The Intestines

Outlook, Probable Outcomes

Process Of Breaking Down Substances In The Cells

Cancer Of The Lymph Nodes

Puncture, Tear Or Hole

Within Or Inside Of The Body

Not Responding To Treatment

Vomiting

Condition In Which Something Is Not Functioning Properly

Treatment Phase Intended To Make A Remission Permanent, Follows Induction

Symptom Or Change Of Condition Seen When A Placebo Is Given; Not Attributable To An Active Drug Agent

Serious, Potentially Life Threatening Allergic Reaction

An Agent That Helps Another Agent Work Better

Getting Rid Of (Such As A Disease)

Closing; Obstruction

Study Following Patients Forward In Time

By Way Of The Intestines

General Medical Care Aimed At Symptoms, Not Intended To Improve Or Cure Underlying Disease

Not Central

Symptom Or Change Of Condition Seen When A Placebo Is Given; Not Attributable To An Active Drug Agent

As Needed

Sound Waves

Gradual Alteration Of Drug Dose To Determine Desired Effect Or Most Beneficial Strength Of Drug

Increase Or Multiply The Effect Of A Drug Or Toxin By Administration Of Another Drug Or Toxin At The Same Time

Cavity Of An Organ Or Tube

Stunned State In Which It Is Difficult To Get A Response Or The Attention Of The Subject

Low White Blood Cell Count

A Drug Used To Relieve Coughing

A Vague Feeling Of Bodily Discomfort, Feeling Bad

A Drug Given To Prevent Disease Or Infection

A Procedure In Which An Incision Is Made In The Abdominal Wall To Enable A Physician To Look At The Organs