Cna Class Review Week 3 Jeopardy Template

Organs	Medical Terminology	symptoms	explain	intake and output
100 Bladder Which organ is responsible for holding urine	300 uria which suffix means urine 2 examples	300 tinnitus hearing a ringing in the ears	300 voluntary-can control Explain the difference between voluntary and involuntary with examples	100 30 How many mL are in an Oz?
200 the kidneys which organ is responsible for cleaning the blood and turning the waste into urine	300 hyper hypertension hyperventilation opposite is HYPO which prefix means high 2 examples what is the opposite	200 nausea the feeling you get in your stomach right before you are going to throw up	300 demonstrate What us the difference between abduction and adduction	200 4 ounces How many ounces are in a half cup?
200 large intestines which organ takes the water out of our stool and helps to form our stool / feces	300 inside / heart / inflammation dissect this word endocarditis	200 jaundice a yellow tint to the skin	200 chronic comes on slowly (gradually) and last longer. It is usually due to a disease or condition in the body that is not curable Acute comes on quickly and resolves (ends) quickly too. It heals What is the difference between chronic and acute	300 28 ounces cc is the same as mL you divide 850 by 30 How many ounces is in 850 cc?
200 small intestines which digestive organ is responsible for absorbing vitamins from food and putting it into the blood to be used by the body	300 difficult or painful difficult or painful breathing difficult or painful urination what does dys mean? What about dyspnea? Also Dysuria?	400 flatulence passing gas through the rectum	500 A vein-takes blood from organs to heart and has almost no oxygen in the blood so it is blue in color. It is also smaller and deeper and has no pulse An artery is taking oxygenated blood from the lungs to all of the organs and cells that need it. They are larger and deeper. They have a pulse and if severed cut) they bleed faster (spurt) What is the difference between a vein and an artery	400 a quarter cup how many ounces are recorded if a patient has a half cup of ice
300 the lungs take oxygen from the air and put them into the blood. Oxygen is permeable to the tissue in the lungs and can move through it into the blood organ that puts oxygen into the blood	200 lack of or not afebrile asepsis what prefix means lack of? give us an example of a word that uses it	300 cyanosis having a blue tint to the skin	300 emia in the bloodstream hemat bleeding Please explain the difference between emia and hemat	500 INTAKE: 24 ounces = 720mL OUTPUT: 810 mL 720-810 = -90 mL He is a little dehydrated What is this patients intake and output? He ate 12 ounces of soup and drank 1/4 cup of water. He voided in the amount of 200mL. He has an emesis in the amount of 410mL. He had a cup of ice chips. He had 3/4 cup of coffee and then had diarrhea in the amount of 200mL

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