Dysemia is “any abnormal condition or disease of the blood.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: dysemia= DIS/MAOE/YA
OPTION #2: dysemia= DIZ/MAOE/YA
OPTION #3: dysemia= DIS/YI/MA*E
OPTION #4: dysemia= DIZ/YI/MA*E
OPTION #5: dysemia= DIS/YI/MAOE/YA*
OPTION #6: dysemia= DIZ/YI/MAOE/YA*
OPTION #7: dysemia= DIS/SAOE/MAOE/YA*
OPTION #8: dysemia= DIZ/SAOE/MAOE/YA*
An epistaxsis is a nosebleed.
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: epistaxsis= EP/A/STAX/S*IS
OPTION #2: epistaxsis= EP/A/STAX/*IS
OPTION #3: epistaxsis= EP/A/STAK/S*IS
OPTION #4: epistaxsis= EP/STAX/S*IS
OPTION #5: epistaxsis= EP/STAK/S*IS
OPTION #6: epistaxsis= EP/STAX/*IS
OPTION #7: epistaxsis= EP/Y/STAX/S*IS
OPTION #8: epistaxsis= EP/Y/STAX/*IS
OPTION #9: epistaxsis= EP/Y/STAK/S*IS
OPTION #10: epistaxsis= EP/PA/STAX/S*IS
OPTION #11: epistaxsis= EP/PA/STAX/*IS
OPTION #12: epistaxsis= EP/PA/STAK/S*IS
Serology is defined as follows: “(1) The science that deals with the properties and reactions of serums, especially blood serum. (2) The characteristics of a disease or organism shown by study of blood serums.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: serology= SER/RO*LG
OPTION #2: serology= SER/OLG
OPTION #3: serology= SA/RO*LG
OPTION #4: serology= SERLG
Dropsy is “the swelling of soft tissues due to the accumulation of excess water.” Dropsy is now commonly referred to by its more modern term, “edema.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: dropsy= DROPS/YI
OPTION #2: dropsy= DROP/S*I
OPTION #3: dropsy= DROP/SAO*E
OPTION #4: dropsy= DROPS/S*I
OPTION #5: dropsy= DROPS/SAO*E
Doyen is defined as follows: “(1) The senior member of a body or group. (2) A person considered to be knowledgeable or uniquely skilled as a result of long experience in some field of endeavor. (3) The oldest example of a category.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: doyen= DOI/*EN
OPTION #2: doyen= DOI/Y*EN
Medicinenet.com describes hyperbaric as follows: “Pertaining to gas pressures greater than one atmosphere of pressure. Also pertaining to solutions that are more dense than the medium to which they are added.
Hyperbaric oxygenation is an increased amount of oxygen in organs and tissues resulting from the administration of oxygen in a compression chamber at an ambient pressure greater than one atmosphere of pressure.
Hyperbaric oxygen is used to treat gas gangrene, some soft tissue infections, and other conditions in which high concentrations of oxygen are beneficial.
Hyperbaric solutions in spinal anesthesia are solutions that have a density greater than that of spinal fluid.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: hyperbaric= HAOIRP/BA/R*IK
OPTION #2: hyperbaric= HAOIRP/BARK
OPTION #3: hyperbaric= HAOIRP/BA*RK
