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abscess collection of pus underneath the skin acute new, usually rapid onset, opposite of chronic 00:35 01:33 afebrile without a fever (less than 100.4) anterior located towards the front of body appendicitis infection of the appendix auscultation listening with a stethoscope benign normal, not of concern catheter tube inserted into vessels or body cavities to permit injection or withdrawal of fluids or to keep a passage open chronic long-standing, constant. Opposite of acute cellulitis infection of skin cells diffuse spread out (localized) distal farther from the trunk of the body 00:27 01:33 dysuria painful urination ecchymosis bruise -ectomy surgical removal of edema swelling emesis vomiting erythema redness erythematous red febrile the state of having a fever (temp 100.4) grossly wholly; obviously; a lot hematuria blood in the urine hemorrhage excessive or profuse bleeding hernia protrusion of an organ through the wall of the cavity that normally contains it hypertension high blood pressure ICD-10 a system to classify and code diagnoses, symptoms, and procedures inferior lower on the body, farther from the head -itis inflammation lateral farther from the midline (a line that can be traced from nose to belly-button) medial nearer to the midline pallor pale skin palpation examine by touch peritoneal signs Guarding/Rebound/Rigidity: PE findings indicating a rupture in the abdomen posterior/dorsal rear or backside of the body proximal nearer to the trunk of the body purulence pus purulent pus-like rales crackles; wet crackling noise in lungs rhonchi rattling noise of mucous in the lungs -scopy viewing with a scope superior higher on the body, nearer to the head ulcerations blisters or open sores wheezing high pitched sound heard in the lungs with asthmatics or lung disease Abd abdomen, abdominal Abx antibiotics A/P assessment and plan BID twice daily BP blood pressure CA cancer, carcinoma c/o complains of C-section cesarean section DVT deep vein thrombosis Dx diagnosis FHx family history F/U follow-up