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What is the medical term meaning to keep a victim in a fixed position?
In medical terms, "immobilize" means to keep in a fixed position.
What is the face down position called in in medical terms?
The face-down position in medical terms is called the "prone position." In this position, a patient lies flat on their stomach with their face down. It is often used in various medical procedures and assessments, as well as in physical therapy to promote specific therapeutic goals.
What is the Twelve o'clock position in medical terms?
The twelve o'clock position is the superior position, or perhaps the caudal direction in some contexts.
What finger do doctors call your middle finger?
It is called the third finger, or by hard analysis "the Saturn finger."In terms of a medical reference, it would be broken into 4 parts; the metacarpal, proximal phalange, intermediate phalange, and distal phalange
What is the medical term meaning position above the point of reference?
Something above the point of reference in medical terms is called "superior."
What is opposite to distal?
In medical terms it would be furthest away from the centre/main part. i.e. the distal part of the finger would be the end of the finger.
Does medical terminology change when patient is lying face down?
It does not change; the directional terms are given in relation to the anatomical position, not the patient position.
What does in situ mean in medical terms?
In place or position; undisturbed. In a localized state or condition, as in carcinoma in situ.
What is themeaning of care based of medical terms?
Medical terms used by the medical profession in caring for patients.
What does stool mean In medical terms?
In medical terms, stool means feces.
What does inspiration mean in medical terms?
Inspiration in medical terms means inhaling.
What does code 610 mean in medical terms?
What does code610 mean in medical terms
