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movement away from the body

adjustment of the eye to distance

movement toward the body

breath sounds that are not normal

chest pain

fixations of an joint

front

language functions is absent or severely impaired

top portions of an organ (heart)

absence of breathing

dark pigmented area around the nipple

fluid in the abdomen

can't coordinate muscle movement

plaque in the arterial wall

collapsed lung tissue

external ear

external ear

making a structure bounce, float, (fetus)

abdominal sounds that are hyperactive

audible murmur, blowing sound

cheek

ear wax

bubbling sound in lungs

sweating

heart is relaxed

back

painful periods

difficulty swallowing

difficult, or painful breathing

difficult, painful pee

foreign object, circulating in blood

involuntary urination, esp. during sleep

linear crack in the skin

between the bottom of the ribs and the upper ilium, over the kidney

baby's soft spot

rubbing of the pleura around the lungs or heart

extra heart sound

inflammation of the tongue

number of pgs one has had

sustained lift of the chest wall

blood in the urine

coughing up blood

calf pain w/ blood clot

low oxygen

dead tissue

leg cramps from lack oxygen, relieved by brief rest

diminished blood supply to an organ

overgrowth, thickening of skin

spine curves out at the posterior

checking for the position of the fetus

altered area of tissue

anterior curve of the spine

new growth of lymph tissue

inflammation of the breast

tender place in appendicitis, between the umbilicus and right iliac spine,

muscle pain

dilation of the pupil

need to sit up to breathe or it's painful

pounding, flutterin, racing of the heart

solid, skin lesion of 1 cm or less

motor weakness

abnormal sensation like numbness or tinglint

number of viable births

area on the chest where the heartbeats is most strongly felt

itching

difference between the ventricular rate auscultated over the heart and the radial pulse

difference between systolic and diastolic pressures, should be within a range of 30 � 40 mm Hg,

hemorrhage into the tissue

bump that contains pus

heartburn

white cell (pus) in the urine

loud, lowpitched, coarse sound (like a snore) lung sound, d/t obstructed airway e.g. mucus

objective finding perceived by the nurse

reported by patient, not perceived by nurs

inflammtion of spinal verebrae

injury to tendon,

injury to a muscle

stretch mark

shrill, harsh lung sound heard during inspiration, caused by laryngeal obstruction

partial or incomplete dislocation of a joint

the heart is pumping blood and is contracted

palpable murmur, i.e. like a purring cat

inflammation of a vein

blood clot attached to the wall

normal resiliency of the skin

hives

high pitched, musical lung sound,

lots of scar tissue on skin of color