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Instrument with two blades and a handle for pulling, grasping, and compressing
Forceps
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Enlargement of the adrenal gland
adrenomegaly
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On left side, with left arm back, right knee drawn up
sims'
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Anesthetic agent is injected into an intercostal nerve
Intercostal
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Hook like instrument for seizing, holding, grasping, and pulling
Tenaculum
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On one side, toward abdomen, body elevated, head and feet lower
Lateral Prone
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Anesthetic agent is injected into the area of the spinal cord that affects the buttocks, perineum, and inner aspects of the thigh
Saddle Block
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Flat on abdomen, head turned to one side
Prone
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instrument for pulling back the edges of a wound, incision, or body parts
Retractor
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on back, legs in stirrups, buttocks near edge of table
lithotomy
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anesthetic agent is injected along any area of the spinal cord
Spinal Block
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Prone, head and feet down, hips flexed and elevated
Kraske
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Spoon-shaped instrument for scraping and removing tissue
Curette
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Instrument used to stop the flow of blood
Hemostat
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Flat on back, Knees drawn up, thighs outward
Dorsal Recumbent
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Breathing or inhaling an anesthetic gas into the lungs
Inhalation
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Excessive size and height due to over secretion of growth hormone
gigantism
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Overactive thyroid gland
Hyperthyroidism
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Excessive amount of glucose in the blood
Hyperglycemia
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Excessive secretion of adrenal cortex glucocorticoids
Cushing's Syndrome
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Abnormal acidity of body fluids
Acidosis
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Enlarged thyroid gland due to excessive growth of the gland
Goiter
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