OSHA and Vitals

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dazzlindana  on April 14, 2010

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OSHA and Vitals

acrotism
without pulse
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acrotism without pulse
afebrile without fever
AIDS Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; the disease caused by HIV
anoxia without oxygen
antisepsis the process of applying substances that render microorganisms harmless
apical pulse PULSE LOCATED AT THE FIFTH INTERCOSTAL SPACE, TO THE LEFT OF THE STERNUM, AT THE APEX (TIP) OF THE HEART
asymptomatic carrier a person infected with a pathogenic microorganism but with no symptoms of the infection
auscultation listening to sounds within the body (usually with a stethoscope)
autoclave a steam sterilizer; machine which renders all items sterile
axillary under the arm; arm pit
bloodborne pathogen microorganisms within human blood that can cause disease
brachial pulse pulse located at the inner aspect of the anticubital fossa
bradycardia slow heart rate
bradypnea slow breathing
bounding pulse a pulse which is hard and feels as though the pulse is coming through the skin
calibrate to balance
CDC center for disease control:a United States organization responsible for the dection and the control of the spread of infectious disease
cardiovascular pertaining top the heart, blood, and blood vessels
carotid pulse pulse located in the neck
chenye stokes breathing pattern characterized by slow, shallow breaths which increase in depth and frequency, followed by a short period of apnea
cyanosis bluish discoloration of the skin due to the lack of oxygen
dorsalis pedis pulse located on top of the foot
epa environmental protection agency; organiztion which serves as the public's advocate for a clean environment
essential hypertension hypertension caused by a n unknown reason
eupnea normal breathing
exhalation to breathe out
expiration the process of exhalation
FDA food and drug administration
femoral pulse pulse located in the groin
hepatitis inflammation of the liver, caused by a virus
HIV-1 human immunodeficiency virus type 1; the virus may lead to aids
heyperpnea increased depth and rate of breathing
hyperventilation excessive deep and frequent
inhalation to breathe in
isopropyl alcohol 70% alcohol used as a skin disinfectant/ antisepsis
korotkoff sounds five phases of sounds heard when taking blood pressure
mercury toxic material used in some measurement devices
non-pathogenic microorganism which does not cause disease

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