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• Aegis


  control, protection
• Ambivalent


  having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone
• Assiduous


  very careful and hardworking
• Contraindication


  a reason why something is not advisable or why it should not be done
• Ephemeral


  only lasting for a short period of time
• Etiology


  the cause or origin of disease
• Expectorate


  to cough up phlegm from the lungs and out of the mouth (spit)
• Hematologic


  pertaining or relating to blood
• Impervious


  unable to be affected by; impenetrable
• Labile


  changing rapidly and often
• Milieu


  the environmental condition or setting
• Occluded


  closed or obstructed
• Paroxysmal


  beginning suddenly or abruptly; a fit; seizures
• Patent


  open
• Precipitous


  over hasty, rapid, and uncontrolled
• Precocious


  showing advance development
• Remission


  improvement or absence of signs of disease
• Sagacity


  sound knowledge, judgement, and foresight
• Sputum


  (AKA phlegm) mucous secretion from the lungs, bronchi, and trachea expelled through the mouth
• Sublingual


  under the tongue
• Superfluous


  more than is needed, desire, or necessary
• Supposition


  a message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence; hypothesis
• Syndrome


  group of symptoms that, when occurring together, reflects a specific disease or disorder
• Transdermal


  crossing through the skin
• Transient


  lasting for only a short period of time or duration
• Triage


  process of evaluating the urgency of medical needs and prioritizing treatment
• Trite


  dull; repeated too often
• Ubiquitous


  everywhere at once
• Venerable


  worthy of respect because of wisdom or age
• Venerate


  to regard with much respect; revere
• Void


  excrete, or to expel urine
• Insidious


  so gradual as to not become apparent for a long time; treacherous
• Virulent


  extremely harmful and severe
• Q.I.D


  Four times a day
• Q.D


  once a day
• ATBE


  at bedtime
• q8h

  every 8 hours
• Preposition


  shows the relationship or expresses the location of a noun/ a pronoun (e.g. Kendall parked IN the garage)
• Predicate

  [verb] what is said about the subject (e.g. Kendall SENT two medications orders two hours ago)
• Euphemism


  word substituting something considered harsh, blunt, or offensive (e.g. He died -> He passes away)