Medical spelling

A small growth, usually benign and with a stalk, protruding from a mucous membrane defines a:

How much nickel teen is in one cigarette?

Your patient is hypeglycemic. Should the RN raise or lower their blood sugar?

Your patient has plural effusions. The MD should order:

Spelling in medical terminology is not that big of a deal?

You know what they mean, but does it make you question their attention to detail?

You want to see the direction of portal venous flow, so you perform a color _____.

You know what they mean, but do you trust them a little less?

Punctuation saves lives. Which would you prefer to read in a note you found in your child's room?

Punctuation saves lives. Which would you rather read in an email from a friend?

Your patient tells you they have tattoo diabetes. You ...

Your patient's GB is not visualized. Of the following, what is the reason with the best patient outcome?

The patient's symptoms were resolved after they were given a _____.

It is acceptable to make up your own spelling rules when using medical terminology.