Palabras que empiezan con J

A closed suction drain whose soft bulb, squeezed flat and capped, makes gentle suction that draws fluid from a wound.

Small, flat, painless red or reddish-brown spots on the palms or the soles.

Yellow color of the skin, the whites of the eyes and other tissues from too much bilirubin in the blood.

The working end of a clamp, forceps, needle holder or other hinged instrument: the two parts that close to grip, hold or cut.

A word root that means the jejunum, the middle section of the small intestine.

The second of the three sections of the small intestine; it follows the duodenum and leads into the ileum.

The ability to think a situation through and make sound, safe decisions.

Relating to the neck, especially the large veins in the neck.

One of the large veins on each side of the neck that carry blood from the head back toward the heart.

Neck veins that stay full and bulging when the client sits with the head raised at 30 to 45 degrees.

The ethical principle of treating people fairly and sharing care and resources fairly.

A small group of cells at each nephron, where the distal tubule touches the arterioles of its own glomerulus, that senses flow and releases renin.