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ing.com/DUMT M) 592108href Medical Terminology for Health Professions atory System You've been given a set of documents riddled with spelling errors Click on the highlighted terms to type in the correct spelling. When finished, click Commit before moving on to the next term. When all terms have been corrected, click Submit Once submitted, incorrect spellings will be highlighted in red, correct spellings in green You may click on the red terms to try again. SKIN: No rashes, lacerations or petechiae. HEENT: Conjunctiva pink and moist, PERLA no lesions of face, mouth, mucosa, ears, diaphoretic; no perioral cyanosis; patient reports epistaxis x3 in the last three weeks. NECK: Supple and symmetric CHEST: Normal AP diameter and contour;, no lesions or ulcerations LUNGS: Wheezing upon inspiration productive cough: dyspnea especially upon exertion, no stridor tachypnea suspect hyperoxemia. CARDIOVASCULAR: Tachycardia; regular rhythm without rubs, gallops or rubs; carotid and peripheral pulses normal and without bruits. ABDOMEN: Soft, non-tender, non-distended LYMPH NODES: No lymphadenopathy noted in neck, axillae or groin RECTAL: Deferred. MUSCULOSKELETAL: Normal tone, gait and strength, no tenderness noted upon palpation. EXTREMITIES: Slight clubbing of fingertips NEUROLOGIC: Alert and oriented x3; gait normal; grip strength equal bilaterally, normal sensation to touch Submit Mer GAGE ning Credits Page 24 of 61 KLL

Answer 1

HYPEROXIA - excess supply of oxygen to cells, organs and tissues.

Epistaxis - bleeding from the nose.

Dyspnea - difficulty in breathing.

Tachypnea -increased rate of breathing.

Answer 2

Whoever answered is wrong. The real answer is hypoxemia