Nonunion of maxillary bones

Three types of crutches

Straightening of a body part

Noninvasive technique used to evaluate blood flow through the major arteries and veins of neck, arms, and legs

Lighted instrument used to visualize the ear

Bells palsy is examined by medical imaging of this part of the body

The type of device ordered for patients who can not ambulate

Type of material commonly used to wrap instruments for autoclaving

View requires the body to be positioned at an angle

Term used when a non-sterile item comes into contact with a sterile item or area

Blood disorder, inherited, causes clumping in the blood vessels, impairing circulation

Gait = Patient starts with crutches at side, then moves crutches forward, and then swings both feet together up to the crutches

Fiber-optic endoscopes are sterilized by this process

X-ray directed from one side toe the opposite side

Commonly used to clamp blood vessels

Symptoms include exaggerated, air-hungry respirations and fruity acetone breath

The kind of crutch used for a patient who cannot bear weight on their hands

Cautery method used to permanently destroy the toenail growth plate

Radiological procedure without using regular x-ray film

Long, slender instrument used to determine the size and shape of a hidden area or to detect the presence of a foreign body

May be indicated if the MA notices a patient has difficulty in recalling past events

Therapy that helps to restore independent functioning after an illness or injury

Three ways anesthesia can be administered

Three procedures that have a greater imaging detail than conventional radiographs

Type of asepsis required during surgical procedures