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Starszy angielski
51.
Holter monitor is a ……… ECG which records the heart function during daily activities.
portable
52.
The liver plays a part in the ……… of waste products.
removal
53.
On examination the patient looked severely distressed, but was ……… and cooperative.
alert
54.
he abdominal wall is ……… by the peritoneum.
lined
55.
To gain the patient’s trust, it is vital to ……… a rapport.
establish
56.
.……… position shows the patient lying flat on the back.
Supine
57.
Inspection of the lower limbs will NOT detect potential ............
goitre
58.
The skeletal system assists in body movement by giving attachment to muscles and providing ……… at joints.
leverage
59.
No doubt about it, getting an operation can be stressful for children and adults alike. If your child is scheduled for ……………, you may have questions and concerns about anaesthesia.
surgery
60.
Basically, it is the use of medicine to abolish ……………during operations
sensation
61.
or other painful procedures such as laying …………….. It affects the nervous system by blocking nerve impulses and, therefore, pain.
sutures
62.
Anaesthesia is divided into three main categories: general, regional, and local, and can be
…………… using various methods and different medications.
administered
63.
The goal of general anaesthesia is to make and keep the person completely ………………., with no feeling, awareness or movement
unconscious
64.
It can be given through an IV, or by …………..... gases or vapours
inhaling
65.
In regional anaesthesia, a drug is ……………... near a cluster of nerves, numbing a large area of the body.
injected
66.
In local anaesthesia, a drug numbs only a small, specific part of the body (such as a hand or patch of skin). It lasts for a short period of time and the person may be fully alert or ..............
sedated
67.
Your child will most likely feel disoriented and a little………….. after waking up.
confused
68.
Some other common side effects include.....…….. or vomiting, chills, shakiness and a sore throat, if a tube was used to help with breathing.
nausea