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seizure in which there is a sudden, breif loss of awareness, then return to alert state |
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misuse, excessive use, rough or bad treatment
used to refer to misuse of alcohol or drugs (substance _____) & mistreatment of children or family members (child _____, domestic _____) |
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absence of pancreatic enzymes in gastric secretions |
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state of equalibrium between the acidity & the alkalinity of body fluids |
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excessive acidity of body fluids |
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cyansosis of the hands & feet seen periodically in the newborn |
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diagnoses that identify existing health problems |
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mass of lymphoid tissue in the nasal pharnyx
extends from the roof of the nasal pharnyx to the free edge of the soft palate |
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seizure that causes a sudden, momentary loss of consciousness & muscle tone
also called atonic |
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drinking sufficient alcoholic beverages to induce intoxication |
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excessive alkalinity of body fluids |
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antigen that causes an allergic reaction |
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skin graft taken from a genetically different person for temporary coverage during burn healing
Skin from a cadaver sometimes is used. |
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dimness of vision from disuse of the eye
sometimes called "lazy eye" |
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eating disorder characterized by loss of appetite due to emotional causes
Ex: usually excessive fear of becoming (or being) fat |
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medication that expels intestinal worms
vermifuge |
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preparatory grieving that often helps caregivers mourn the loss of their child when death actually comes |
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protein substance found on the surface of RBC's capable of inducing a specific immune response & reacting with the products of that response |
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antigen-antibody response |
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response of the body to an antigen causing the formation of antibodies that protect the body from an invading antigen |
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temporary interruption of the breathing impulse |
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appropriate for gestational age
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a newborn whose weight, length, & / or head circumference falls between the 10th & 90th percentiles for gestational age |
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predetermined patterns of human development, which according to Carl Young, replace instinctive behavior of other animals
prototype |
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darkened area around the nipple |
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edema in the peritoneal cavity |
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suffication caused by interference with the oxygen supply of the blood |
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breathing fluid into the lungs |
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being engaged in a common activity without any sense of belonging or fixed rules |
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error in light refraction on the retina caused by unequal curvature in the eye's cronea
light rays bend in different directions to produce a blurred image |
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lack of coordination caused by disturbances in the kinesthetic & balance senses |
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seizure that causes a sudden, momentaery loss of consciousness & muscle tone
also called akinetic |
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absence of a normal body opening or the abnormal closure of a body passage |
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a semsation that signals an impending epileptic attack
may be visual, aromic, or other sensation |
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totaly self-centered & unable to relate to others
often exhibiting bizarre behaviors
"these" children can sometimes be destructive to themseves & others |
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skin taken from an individual's own body
Except for the skin of an identical twin, "this" is the only kind of skin accepted permanently by the recipient tissues. |
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ability to function in an independent manner |
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trait or condition appearing in a heterozygous person resulting from a dominant gene within a pair |
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autosomal recessive trait |
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trait or condition that is not expressed unless both parents carry the gene for that trait |
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22 pairs of chromosomes that are alike in the male & female
The sex chromosomes are not _________. |
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nitrogen-containing compounds in the blood |
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the flaring open of the infant's toes when the lateral plantar surface is stroked
Also called the plantar reflex.
This reaction usually disappears by the end of the first year. |
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normal vision maintained through the muscular coordination of eye movements of both eyes
A singal vision results. |
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both partners in a marriage bring children froma previous marriage into the household:
his, hers, & theirs |
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- formula to calculate dosages
- Using a West nomogram, the child's weight is marked on the right scale & the height is marked on the left scale. A straight edge is used to draw a line between the two marks. The point at which the line crosses the column labled SA (Surface area) is "this" expressed in square meters (m2). |
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development of a close emotional tie between the newborn & the parent or parents |
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bottle mouth (nursing bottle) caries |
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condition caused by the erodion of enamel on the infant's deciduous teeth from sugar in formula or sweetened juice that coates the teeth for long periods
This condition can also occur in infants who sleep with their mothers & nurse intermittently throughout the night. |
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