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VOCABULARY PRACTICE FOR HESI A2 EXAM (TAKEN FROM
ELSEVIER HESI STUDY GUIDE)
Qs and Ans Expert- Explanation
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-Guarantee passing score -100 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert- Explanation
Question 1: Hygiene
Answer:
Measures contributing to cleanliness and good health.
Question 2: Gender
Answer:
Sex of an individual, as in male or female.
Question 3: Expand
Answer:
To increase in size or amount.
Question 4: Bilateral
Answer:
Present on two sides.
Question 5: Flaccid
Answer:
Limp, lacking tone.
Question 6: Dilute
Answer:
To make a liquid less concent .
Question 7: Excess
Answer:
More than what is needed or usual.
Question 8: Complication
Answer:
An undesired problem that is the result of some other event.
Question 9: Impaired
Answer:
Diminished or lacking some usual quality or level.
Question 10: Gastrointestinal
Answer:
Of or relating to the stomach and the intestines.
Question 11: Hydration
Answer:
Maintenance of body fluid balance.
Question 12: Affect
Answer:
Appearance of observable emotions.
Question 13: Fatal
Answer:
Resulting in death.
Question 14: Precipitous
Answer:
Rapid, uncontrolled.
Question 15: Dysfunction
Answer:
Impaired or abnormal functioning.
Question 16: Cast
Answer:
Hard protective device applied to protect a broken bone while the bone heals.
Question 17: Gaping
Answer:
Wide open.
Question 18: Abstain
Answer:
To voluntarily refrain from something.
Question 19: Dilate
Answer:
To enlarge or expand.
Question 20: Cavity
Answer:
An opening or an empty area.
Question 21: Adverse
Answer:
Undesired, possibly harmful.
Question 22: Exogenous
Answer:
Produced outside the body.
Question 23: Manifestation
Answer:
An indication or sign of a condition.
Question 24: Neurovascular
Answer:
Of or relating to the nervous system and blood vessels.
Question 25: External
Answer:
Located outside the body.
Question 26: Compensatory
Answer:
Offsetting or making up for something.
Question 27: Posterior
Answer:
Located behind; in the back.
Question 28: Oral
Answer:
Given through or affecting the mouth.
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