acting terminology Crossword Puzzles

Animal Terminology 2025-02-07

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newborn cattle
Young female sheep
newborn sheep
castrated male horse
mature male sheep
mature male swine
Mature male cattle
mature female swine
castrated male cattle
newborn swine
Castrated male sheep
young male horse
Mature female cattle

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mature female horse
young male sheep
newborn horse
castrated male swine
young male cattle
young female cattle
young female horse
Young female swine
Young male swine
Newborn Goat
mature male horse
mature female sheep

25 Clues: Newborn Goat • newborn horse • newborn sheep • newborn swine • newborn cattle • young male sheep • Young male swine • young male horse • young male cattle • mature male sheep • mature male swine • mature male horse • Young female sheep • young female horse • Young female swine • Mature male cattle • mature female horse • young female cattle • mature female swine • mature female sheep • castrated male swine • ...

Chemisty Terminology 2025-02-09

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A decrease in size
Substances made up of only one type of atom
A liquid turns into a solid
An increase in size
A property of metals meaning "shiny"
A form of sugar
A substance that dissolves another substance
A substance being dissolved
Substances made out of identical molecules
A heated liquid turns into gas
Substances formed in chemical reactions

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Clusters of two or more atoms
A model representation of solids, liquids and gases
When a metal reacts with its environment
Minerals rich in metals
A combination of two or more elements and compounds
A substance in plants which makes them green
An alloy of iron and carbon
The smallest building blocks of matter
Two liquids / gases mix
The first chemical explosive
An alloy of copper and tin

22 Clues: A form of sugar • A decrease in size • An increase in size • Minerals rich in metals • Two liquids / gases mix • An alloy of copper and tin • A liquid turns into a solid • An alloy of iron and carbon • A substance being dissolved • The first chemical explosive • Clusters of two or more atoms • A heated liquid turns into gas • A property of metals meaning "shiny" • ...

Animal Terminology 2025-02-19

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Mature Female Swine
Young Male/ Female Fish
Mature Male Horse
Mature Male Duck
Newborn Fish
Mature Female Chicken
Mature Female Duck
Mature Male Rabbit
Young Female Chicken
Young Male Horse
Mature Male Goose
Young Male Goat
Newborn Goose
Newborn Turkey

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Mature Female Goose
Young Female Horse
Young Female Cattle
Mature Female Horse
Newborn Cattle
Young Male Chicken
Newborn Goat
Mature Male Sheep
Newborn Duck
Mature Female Sheep
Newborn Rabbit
Young Female Swine
Mature Male Cattle

27 Clues: Newborn Goat • Newborn Fish • Newborn Duck • Newborn Goose • Newborn Cattle • Newborn Rabbit • Newborn Turkey • Young Male Goat • Mature Male Duck • Young Male Horse • Mature Male Horse • Mature Male Sheep • Mature Male Goose • Young Female Horse • Young Male Chicken • Mature Female Duck • Mature Male Rabbit • Young Female Swine • Mature Male Cattle • Mature Female Goose • Mature Female Swine • ...

medical terminology 2025-02-27

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check
head
cerebral vascular accident(stroke)
tonsillectomy and ademiodectomy
well,easy
inside
disease
origin,source
gastronintestinal
tuberculosis
fracture

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chronic obstructive pulmony disease
picture,record
heart
lumber puncture
cancer
upper,above
airway
painful,difficult
gynecology
state of
Inflammation
genitourinary
outside
congestive heart failure

25 Clues: head • check • heart • cancer • airway • inside • disease • outside • state of • fracture • well,easy • gynecology • upper,above • Inflammation • tuberculosis • origin,source • genitourinary • picture,record • lumber puncture • painful,difficult • gastronintestinal • congestive heart failure • tonsillectomy and ademiodectomy • cerebral vascular accident(stroke) • chronic obstructive pulmony disease

Ecology Terminology 2025-04-10

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Atmospheric compounds that trap heat leading to the greenhouse effect.
A process in which a body of water becomes abundant in nutrients which can cause excessive plant and algae growth.
The process in which organisms convert sunlight into energy
Positions in a food chain/food web
Outermost layer of the Earth, made of the upper mantle and the crust.
Substances in which living organisms use to function properly
The percentage of energy that is transferred from one trophic level to the next
Renewable organic material from plants and animals
A natural process in which greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere
A community of organisms interacting with each other in a closed environment.

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A mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth.
The gradual buildup of substances in an organism’s tissues.
A series of chemical reactions that breaks down food to produce energy for cells.
An ecosystem that maintains its integrity and resilience over a long period of time.
Sum of all water on earth
A community of organisms that live on land
All parts of Earth in which life exists.
A community of organisms inside a body of water
Any form of precipitation with acidic components
A chemical process in which enzymes breaks down larger organic substances into smaller compounds
Relating to things in the environment that are not living.
Relating to or resulting from living things.

22 Clues: Sum of all water on earth • Positions in a food chain/food web • All parts of Earth in which life exists. • A community of organisms that live on land • A mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth. • Relating to or resulting from living things. • A community of organisms inside a body of water • Any form of precipitation with acidic components • ...

Cardiovascular terminology 2025-04-10

Cardiovascular terminology crossword puzzle

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found in the walls of blood vessels
abbreviation for the force of your blood pushing against the walls of your arteries
involved in coordinating the actions of the heart and blood vessels
indicates something is located within or inside
abnormal heart rhythms which can be too slow, too fast, or irregular
abbreviation for a condition where the arteries that supply blood to the heart become narrowed or blocked
involves issues with the heart valves
indicates two
an invasive procedure uses a catheter inserted into an artery to guide a dye into the coronary arteries
involves narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries
refers to heart defects present at birth, which can effect the structure or function of the heart

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the inner lining of blood vessels
Provides support and structure through the cardiovascular system
signifies something abnormal, painful, or difficult
analyze blood samples to identify biomarkers related to heart conditions
records the electrical activity of the heart
using ultrasound waves this test creates images of the heart's structure and function
abbreviation for a heart attack
tissue found in the hart walls
used to indicate the absence or lack of something
occurs when the heart muscle is weakened and cannot pump blood effectively
refers to slow rate
an imaging technique provides a visual representation of the heart and lungs
abbreviation for a common irregular heart rhythm
abbreviation for a test that records the electrical activity of the heart

25 Clues: indicates two • refers to slow rate • tissue found in the hart walls • abbreviation for a heart attack • the inner lining of blood vessels • found in the walls of blood vessels • involves issues with the heart valves • records the electrical activity of the heart • indicates something is located within or inside • abbreviation for a common irregular heart rhythm • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-03-24

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Prefix meaning "blood."
(ECG): A test that measures electrical activity of the heart.
to measure blood pressure." (Stethoscope)
Disease of the heart muscle.
Imaging test to check heart function using sound waves.
Imaging procedure to view blood vessels.
Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart.
The largest artery in the body.
Suffix meaning "pertaining to blood vessels."

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Another term for high blood pressure.
term for a heart attack." (Myocardial Infarction)
Prefix meaning "heart."
meaning 'blood.'" (Hemo-)
Irregular heartbeat.
Instrument used to listen to heart and blood flow sounds.
artery in the body." (Aorta)
Suffix meaning "narrowing."
Infarction: Medical term for a heart attack.
Blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart.
Tiny blood vessels where gas exchange occurs.
muscle disease." (Cardiomyopathy)
Buildup of fatty deposits in arteries.
The central organ of the cardiovascular system, pumps blood throughout the body.
Monitor: Portable device to track heart rhythm over time.
Prefix meaning "muscle."

25 Clues: Irregular heartbeat. • Prefix meaning "heart." • Prefix meaning "blood." • Prefix meaning "muscle." • meaning 'blood.'" (Hemo-) • Suffix meaning "narrowing." • artery in the body." (Aorta) • Disease of the heart muscle. • The largest artery in the body. • muscle disease." (Cardiomyopathy) • Another term for high blood pressure. • Buildup of fatty deposits in arteries. • ...

SAC1 Terminology 2025-03-27

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3D Prototyping, The use of 3D printing technology to quickly produce physical models for testing and refinement, reducing time and cost in the design process.
production, Mass production of standardised products using automated processes (e.g., smartphones, cars).
Cycle Analysis/Assessment (LCA), A scientific method used to evaluate the environmental impact of a product from raw material extraction to disposal. It assesses factors like carbon footprint, energy use, and waste generation.
Numerical Control (CNC), Automated control of machining tools via pre-programmed digital instructions, ensuring high precision in manufacturing processes such as cutting, drilling, and engraving.
manufacturing, Aims to minimise waste while maximising efficiency. It follows principles like Just-in-Time (JIT) production, where materials and components arrive only when needed.
Producer Responsibility (EPR), A policy that holds manufacturers responsible for the entire lifecycle of their products, including take-back schemes, recycling, and proper disposal. It encourages sustainable design and material choices.
Technology, High-powered lasers used for precise cutting, engraving, and marking of materials like timber, acrylic, and metal. It allows for intricate detailing and efficient manufacturing.
to Cradle Approach, A sustainable design philosophy that ensures materials can either be safely returned to nature (biodegradable) or indefinitely recycled into new products without losing quality.
The use of technology (e.g., robotics, AI) to complete tasks with minimal human intervention, increasing efficiency and precision in manufacturing.
and responsive manufacturing, Uses technology and adaptable processes to quickly respond to market demands or changes, enabling customisation and shorter production cycles.
Avoid unnecessary or unsustainable materials or processes.
Bottom Line, A framework assessing business success based on three pillars,(social impact): Fair wages, ethical labour practices.
for Disassembly (DfD), Designing products so they can be easily taken apart at the end of their life, allowing for efficient recycling, repair, or component reuse. This reduces environmental impact and supports a circular economy.
Metals, Materials combining two or more metals (or metals with other materials) to enhance properties like strength, weight reduction, or corrosion resistance (e.g., carbon-fibre-reinforced aluminium).
production, Products are manufactured 24/7, typically in highly automated industries (e.g., chemicals, steel).
Extend product life by repurposing or refurbishing items.

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Design (CAD), Software used to create precise digital models and technical drawings, allowing designers to test and modify concepts before production (e.g., Autodesk Fusion 360, SolidWorks).
Minimise material usage and waste in production.
Intelligence (AI), Machine learning and algorithms used to optimise design, predict trends, and enhance manufacturing efficiency (e.g., AI-generated design concepts or automated quality control in production).
Consider alternative designs or materials that are more sustainable.
Polymers Used for 3D Printing, Advanced biodegradable or high-performance plastics such as PLA (corn-based, biodegradable), PEEK (high-strength, heat-resistant), or flexible TPU.
Economy, A system where materials and products are designed to be continuously reused, refurbished, or recycled, minimising waste and reliance on virgin resources. It contrasts with the traditional "take-make-dispose" model.
Manufacture (CAM), The use of digital software to control manufacturing equipment, enabling accurate and repeatable production of parts (e.g., CNC machining, laser cutting).
production, A single, unique product is made, often handcrafted or customised, such as a bespoke piece of furniture.
production, Small batches of products (e.g., specialty or niche market items) are produced, often allowing for customisation while maintaining efficiency.
Plastics, Plastics that have been collected, processed, and reused in new products, reducing waste and reliance on virgin petroleum-based plastics (e.g., ocean-recycled plastics used in sneakers and furniture).
(economic viability): Financial sustainability and growth.
A sustainable, biodegradable material made from fungal networks, used as an alternative to plastics in packaging, furniture, and even construction.
(environmental impact): Sustainable materials, reduced emissions.
Obsolescence, The deliberate design of products with a limited lifespan, encouraging frequent replacements or upgrades (e.g., fast fashion, smartphones with non-replaceable batteries).
Fix and maintain products rather than discarding them.
Automated robotic systems used in manufacturing for repetitive tasks, improving speed, accuracy, and worker safety (e.g., robotic arms in car assembly lines).
Process materials so they can be used again, reducing raw material consumption.

33 Clues: Minimise material usage and waste in production. • Fix and maintain products rather than discarding them. • Extend product life by repurposing or refurbishing items. • (economic viability): Financial sustainability and growth. • Avoid unnecessary or unsustainable materials or processes. • (environmental impact): Sustainable materials, reduced emissions. • ...

ELA Terminology 2025-04-04

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to know everything (Ex. God)
the right choice
short fiction story with animals
Something that can be proven, a true statement
support with evidence/ to back up
making a guess or forming an opinion about something
opposite of a word
to help/ add
A personal belief
story
to create
to help
How a word makes you feel. (Positive or negative)
assumption/ final main points
forming an opinion or deciding if something is good or bad
the writer’s position/ point they are trying to prove
the same word
author’s feelings
message that the story is trying to tell you
to encourage

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The definition of a word
main idea/ most important
another way something can happen; different
pattern- structure of the text
Negative vibe/ negative energy
to look into
to show
Something that goes wrong and the text shows how it can be solved?
The reason for something and the reaction to something
piece of the story
only know certain information
Thoughts/feeling
directly to the point
cultural story
events in the story
to add
problem
to reference something
the way you do something

39 Clues: story • to add • to show • to help • problem • to create • to look into • to help/ add • to encourage • the same word • cultural story • the right choice • Thoughts/feeling • A personal belief • author’s feelings • opposite of a word • piece of the story • events in the story • directly to the point • to reference something • The definition of a word • the way you do something • main idea/ most important • ...

Terminology Quiz 2025-03-21

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A word-for-word or verbatim copy of the record of a trial hearing or other proceeding.
To stop or interrupt progress.
A monetary penalty imposed upon a person convicted of an offense.
To void; to cancel.
The finding by a jury; the jury’s decision.
Failure to perform some duty act or work.
Evidence or a statement given by a competent witness under oath or affirmation.
Release; remove; dismiss.
A party in a lawsuit.
That which is or may be presented in opposition; an adverse reason or argument.
A written legal document.
The place where court is regularly held and the seat occupied by the judge during court.
An amount charged for services performed by the court.

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To reexamine judicially.
A written assurance as a notice of actions or events that have occurred.
The court's docket of cases set for hearing.
A body in government to which the administration of justice is delegated.
The proceedings in a court where the issues between the parties are heard and decision upon the issues made.
One who testifies to what he has seen heard or otherwise observed; one who gives testimony under oath or affirmation in person by oral or written deposition or by affidavit.
A law.
The conditional release of a convicted prisoner after partial service of the sentence imposed.
A person who has reached the age of eighteen (18) years.
A writ authorizing some act; order by a judge to arrest a person conduct a search seize an item etc.
A suit or judicial proceeding.
A lawsuit in which the party against whom it is filed does not dispute it.

25 Clues: A law. • To void; to cancel. • A party in a lawsuit. • To reexamine judicially. • Release; remove; dismiss. • A written legal document. • To stop or interrupt progress. • A suit or judicial proceeding. • Failure to perform some duty act or work. • The finding by a jury; the jury’s decision. • The court's docket of cases set for hearing. • ...

CAPs Terminology 2025-03-24

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A disappointing end to a story or event.
To deduce or conclude information from evidence.
Stated clearly and in detail.
Visual images or designs.
Different forms or versions of something.
Evoking strong feelings or emotions.
A situation that is contrary to what is expected.
Making something prominent in a text.
The ability to read and write.
Providing context or setting within a text.
The reason something happens.
Relating to outside factors.
Using figures of speech; not literal.
Specialized language used by a particular group.
The place where one lives.
Implied though not plainly expressed.
An abbreviation consisting of initial letters.
Exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.
The ability to express oneself easily and accurately.
A visual representation.

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To assess the value or significance of something.
A formal meeting to discuss or question.
To begin or start something.
A movement of the body to express an idea or feeling.
A place for discussion or exchange of ideas.
Suggested but not directly expressed.
Words that are pronounced the same but differ in meaning.
Words that sound the same but have different meanings.
The style and size of text characters.
A word that connects clauses or sentences.
The result produced by a cause.
The practice of including people from diverse backgrounds.
An indirect or subtle reference, often suggestive.
A mild expression used in place of a harsher one.
A category of literature or art.
A system of communication.
The process of revising and correcting text.
Added or extra.
Taking words in their most basic sense.
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses.
Skills related to reading and writing.

41 Clues: Added or extra. • A visual representation. • Visual images or designs. • A system of communication. • The place where one lives. • To begin or start something. • Relating to outside factors. • Stated clearly and in detail. • The reason something happens. • The ability to read and write. • The result produced by a cause. • A category of literature or art. • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-04-30

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a life-threatening clot which embeds itself in the blood vessels of the lungs
age-related hearing loss
a heart attack caused by a blockage of a coronary artery
a spotting pattern of hair loss
term for a medical condition resulting from a buildup of pressure within the eye
this sensory term medical term is closely related to the opening song of Sabrina Carpenter's "Short n' Sweet" album
a yellow coloration of the skin indicating liver issues
abbreviation for a stroke, or damage to the brain as the result of a lack of blood flow
loss of vision in half of the visual field

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an inability to hold urine long enough to eliminate in a proper setting
an injury to a muscle
a twisting of the bowel which causes an obstruction
the process of removing portions of a wound to promote healing
age-related change to vision
abbreviation for a condition in which the prostate continues to grow in old age
abbreviation for a disorder where gastric acid pushes up through the pyloric sphincter
the abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
holds boney structures in place in a joint
medical term synonym for micturition
a condition where the heart is not able to adequately pump blood against the current blood pressure
a stretching injury to a ligament
the collapse of alveoli in the lungs
a condition in which uterine tissue grows outside of the female reproductive system
a usually benign growth within the large intestine

24 Clues: an injury to a muscle • age-related hearing loss • age-related change to vision • a spotting pattern of hair loss • a stretching injury to a ligament • medical term synonym for micturition • the collapse of alveoli in the lungs • holds boney structures in place in a joint • loss of vision in half of the visual field • the abnormal lateral curvature of the spine • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-04-22

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color
silver/gray
below
pearl
98.6
between
before
beyond
yellow
12-20
black
120/80

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white
95-100
80-120
35-45
against
60-100
around
warm/moist
green
red
inside_of
blue

24 Clues: red • 98.6 • blue • white • color • 35-45 • below • pearl • green • 12-20 • black • 95-100 • 80-120 • 60-100 • around • before • beyond • yellow • 120/80 • against • between • inside_of • warm/moist • silver/gray

Cardiac Terminology 2025-04-11

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The middle layer of the heart
The membrane that surrounds the heart
Inflammation of the outer membrane covering the heart
Procedure to open clogged vessels
Largest artery that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body
Vessels that carry blood away from the heart
Vessels that carry blood towards the heart
Device used to measure the electric conduction system of the heart
The period of relaxation in the heart when the chambers are filling with blood
A cancer caused by the production of too many immature white blood cells

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Inflammation of the heart muscle
A normal heart rhythm with a rate below 60 bpm
Extra or unusual sounds made by the heart during heart beats
The valve that closes between the right atrium and the right ventricle
A normal heart rhythm but with a rate above 100 bpm
Low blood pressure
When the brain is damaged because the blood supply to the brain is stopped
A period of contractions when the chambers are pumping blood out of the heart
Condition in which the aorta contracts in an uncoordinated, rapid manner
The pacemaker of the heart

20 Clues: Low blood pressure • The pacemaker of the heart • The middle layer of the heart • Inflammation of the heart muscle • Procedure to open clogged vessels • The membrane that surrounds the heart • Vessels that carry blood towards the heart • Vessels that carry blood away from the heart • A normal heart rhythm with a rate below 60 bpm • ...

Film Terminology 2025-04-22

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/ A film genre aimed at creating feelings of dread and terror.
/ The sound from within the world of the film
/ Four key aspects of film that communicate essential information to the audience.
/ The audio elements of a film
/ Set on the American frontier. Guns feature extensively. Usually a lone male hero who uses violence to restore social order.
/ The person in charge of the managerial side of the production.
/How shots are put together to create meaning.
/ Famous for directing Interstellar, Inception and the Dark Knight
/ Sound that only the audience can hear.
/A continous piece of filming without interuption.
/ The art of choosing how the scene is filmed.
/ The art of deciding what the audience sees.

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/ Famous for directing Jurassic Park, ET and Indiana Jones.
/A genre that features an intricate storyline aimed at creating feelings of suspense and anxiety.
/ The visual information in front of the camera.
/A production tool that helps level out the volume of an audio clip.
/ The storyline of the film.
/A type of transition.
/ Famous for directing Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction.
/ The person in charge of the creative side of the production.
/ A set of stylistic and narrative rules that filmmakers adhere to in order to deliver a specific type of film.
/ The 'godfather' of thriller films and famous for directing Psycho.
/ Where one or more heroes is thrust into a series of challenges that require physical feats, extended fights and frenetic chases.

23 Clues: /A type of transition. • / The storyline of the film. • / The audio elements of a film • / Sound that only the audience can hear. • / The sound from within the world of the film • / The art of deciding what the audience sees. • /How shots are put together to create meaning. • / The art of choosing how the scene is filmed. • / The visual information in front of the camera. • ...

Business Terminology 2024-10-09

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A corporation is a legal entity separate from its own.
A small part of a company that you own
When a customer is allowed to obtain goods or services before paying with the trust that the payment will be made sometime in the future.
Taking a risk or a daring journey.
Debts or responsibilities that a person has to a company.
Another business that sells the same product or service and tries to become more successful.
The right to possess another person’s property until they pay a debt
Money that is owed.
When two or more people run a business and share profits and liabilities
A person, thing, or quality of value.
Enterprise An organization completely or partly owned by the state and controlled by public authority
When one entity commands the entire market
A person who operates a business or businesses.
The amount of money used to run, grow, and build a business.
A new and original idea that helps to solve issues/ problems
The exchange of goods or services (not money) for other goods or services.

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A business or industry that is not owned by the government (it is owned by individual people or commercial companies).
A business where the owner distributes the business’ name and system so that the business could be spread in different places (eg. Mcdonalds)
The amount of money a business gets over a set period of time from selling their product or service.
The money you get from doing something
A record of an amount owed and of money taken out of the bank.
A place where people get together to buy and sell goods
Early release of a model of a product to test the concept
Proprietorship A person who works for themselves and takes on all legal and financial responsibilities
When the company does not owe money and is financially stable
The use of a product or service in a household.
A portion of a large amount divided among people.
The amount of goods or services available to buyers
Making or manufacturing goods.
Questions asked to the public are used to understand people’s views (as a whole) of a product or service.
People who work at a company that has already been made
When the company is in debt and owes money

32 Clues: Money that is owed. • Making or manufacturing goods. • Taking a risk or a daring journey. • A person, thing, or quality of value. • A small part of a company that you own • The money you get from doing something • When one entity commands the entire market • When the company is in debt and owes money • The use of a product or service in a household. • ...

Library Terminology 2024-10-10

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A software program that enables users to access Internet resources.
Any information resource that presents information using more than one media (print, picture, audio, or video)
The written symbols of a language as portrayed on paper. Information sources may be either print or electronic.
The name given to any electronic device that sends messages through space via electric or electromagnetic waves instead of via power cords.
The person(s) or organization(s) that wrote or compiled a document.
A collection, usually annual, of statistics and fact, both current and retrospective
A worldwide network of computer networks that allows for the transmission and exchange of files.
An alphabetical list of terms specialized to a field of knowledge with definitions or explanations
A small portable device for storing computerized information. A thumb drive can plug into the USB (Universal Serial Bus) port of any computer and store electronic information.

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A collection of information stored in an electronic format that can be searched by a computer.
A list containing citations to the resources used in writing a research paper or other document.
A device that allows the user to move and click the cursor on a computer screen for different functions
A book or bound collection of maps, illustrations, etc.
A work containing information on all branches of knowledge or treating comprehensively a particular branch of knowledge
A reference to a book, magazine or journal article, or other work containing all the information necessary to identify and locate that work.
A request for the return of library material before the due date.
CD is an abbreviation for used for ; it is used for storing digital information
The name of a book, article, or other information source.
A separate file sent with an email message.
A significant or memorable word or term in the title, abstract, or text of an information resource that indicates its subject and i

20 Clues: A separate file sent with an email message. • A book or bound collection of maps, illustrations, etc. • The name of a book, article, or other information source. • A request for the return of library material before the due date. • A software program that enables users to access Internet resources. • ...

Cybersecurity Terminology 2024-07-11

Cybersecurity Terminology crossword puzzle

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malicious software executed by trigger
nefariously spreads via email attachments
stores and manages credentials
spreads computer to computer
malicious encryption demanding payment
designed to exploit macros
disguised program intending to steal
finds weaknesses to exploit systems
stored small text files

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targeting systems to overwhelm
secretly recording private device activity
new phone using stolen data
Targeted advertisements from online activity
Attack Botnet used to target website
Private Network within Public Network
personalized attacks luring victims
mass stolen credentials gaining access
layered disguise for unintended clicking
remotely controlled devices launching attacks
monitors and controls network traffic

20 Clues: stored small text files • designed to exploit macros • new phone using stolen data • spreads computer to computer • targeting systems to overwhelm • stores and manages credentials • personalized attacks luring victims • finds weaknesses to exploit systems • Attack Botnet used to target website • disguised program intending to steal • Private Network within Public Network • ...

Cricket terminology 2024-06-14

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A limited-overs match with each team facing a set number of overs, usually 50.
The batsman at the opposite end of the pitch.
A type of delivery bowled by a leg-spinner that spins the opposite way.
A classic shot played to a pitched up ball on the off side.
An illegal delivery by the bowler, usually overstepping the crease.
A set of six deliveries bowled by a single bowler.
Illegally altering the condition of the ball to affect its behavior.
The lines marked on the pitch to define the batsman's and bowler's areas.
The edge of the playing area or a shot that reaches it, scoring four or six runs.
A lower-order batsman sent in to bat near the end of the day's play.
When the batting team voluntarily ends its innings.
A fielding position on the off side, between point and mid-off.
A delivery aimed at the batsman's feet, usually landing at the base of the stumps.
The period in which a team or a player bats.
A short-pitched delivery that reaches the batsman at head height.
When the ball is not in play and no actions can result in runs or wickets.
The three vertical posts that support the bails and form the wicket.
A delivery that reaches the batsman at head height.
A set of three stumps and two bails, or the act of dismissing a batsman.
A shot played to a ball pitched on or around leg stump.
A left-arm unorthodox spin bowler's delivery that turns into a right-handed batsman.
A set of overs with fielding restrictions in limited-overs cricket.
A form of dismissal when the batsman fails to make it to the crease before the ball hits the stumps.
A fast delivery that reaches the batsman without bouncing.

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When the wicketkeeper puts down the wicket while the batsman is out of his crease.
The side of the field to the right of a right-handed batsman.
A late swing of the ball in the opposite direction to conventional swing.
A fielding position next to the slips, usually at an angle.
Runs scored when the ball hits the batsman's leg or body, but not the bat.
When the team that bats second is forced to bat again immediately after their first innings.
The player who stands behind the stumps to catch the ball.
The practice of verbally taunting or intimidating an opponent.
A request by players to the umpire to decide if a batsman is out.
The side of the field to the left of a right-handed batsman.
The 22-yard strip where the game is played, between the stumps.
The longest form of cricket, lasting up to five days.
The stitching on the cricket ball, which can influence its movement.
The batsman's stance in front of the stumps.
When a bowler takes three wickets with consecutive deliveries.
The official who makes decisions during the game.
A delivery that results in no runs being scored.
When a batsman scores 100 runs in a single innings.
The small pieces of wood that sit on top of the stumps.
A player proficient in both batting and bowling.
A substitute player who can field but not bat or bowl.
A fast-paced, limited-overs format with each team facing 20 overs.
An over in which no runs are scored off the bowler.
A fielding position located behind the batsman on the off side.
The batsman facing the bowler's delivery.
When a batsman gets out without scoring any runs.

50 Clues: The batsman facing the bowler's delivery. • The batsman's stance in front of the stumps. • The period in which a team or a player bats. • The batsman at the opposite end of the pitch. • A delivery that results in no runs being scored. • A player proficient in both batting and bowling. • The official who makes decisions during the game. • ...

General Terminology 2024-08-09

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The junior member or student.
Free sparring.
The person who teaches and instructs.
Someone more senior to one with a belt that is not coloured.
A sheet representing a nation.
The strip of fabric that indicates one's rank.
Testing both the coloured and black belt levels.
The senior member or student.
Techniques for self defence.
The space where training takes place.
Someone who has just started training in the martial arts.
Exercises for external power.
An abrupt sound that focuses mind and energy.
The activity of making one board into two.
The ranks in which the fundamental techniques and philosophy are learned.
Exercises for basic techniques.

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Someone with a coloured belt.
Someone with a belt that is not coloured.
A state in which there is not too much of one thing or the other.
A sheet representing the Association.
A sequence of techniques performed in a pattern.
The classical Korean martial art influenced by the T'ang method of martial arts.
Exercises for warming up.
Exercises for internal power.
The examiner.
The ranks representing mastery, calmness, dignity, and sincerity.
A person who studies and learns from an instructor.
One-step sparring techniques.
A person with the highest possible rank.
The martial arts uniform.
Exercises for spiritual power.

31 Clues: The examiner. • Free sparring. • Exercises for warming up. • The martial arts uniform. • Techniques for self defence. • Someone with a coloured belt. • The junior member or student. • Exercises for internal power. • One-step sparring techniques. • The senior member or student. • Exercises for external power. • A sheet representing a nation. • Exercises for spiritual power. • ...

Knee Terminology 2024-09-08

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An inward angulation of the distal segment of a bone or joint (e.g., knock-knee).
The ligaments (Medial and Lateral) on either side of the knee that stabilize the joint by preventing excessive sideways movement.
An outward angulation of the distal segment of a bone or joint (e.g., bow-legged).
Crescent-shaped cartilage in the knee that provides cushioning and stability to the joint.
Large marsupial
The tendon that connects the patella to the tibial tuberosity.
Flying mammal
Referring to the Oblique Popliteal Ligament, providing posterior knee support.
A fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone; several tendons around the knee provide stability and motion.
The large calf muscle that flexes the knee and plantar flexes the foot.
Man's best friend
The shinbone; the larger and stronger of the two bones in the lower leg, forming the lower part of the knee joint.
A flexible, rubbery tissue that provides cushioning and allows smooth movement at the knee joint.
Inflammation of the knee joint, often leading to pain, swelling, and reduced motion.
The straightening of the knee joint, increasing the angle between the femur and tibia.
Muscle group at the front of the thigh involved in knee extension.

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The soft tissue that lines the spaces of diarthrodial joints, producing synovial fluid for lubrication.
Movement around the knee’s vertical axis, allowing medial (inward) or lateral (outward) turning.
Refers to Ligamentum Patella, a ligament extending from the patella to the tibial tuberosity.
A fluid-filled sac that reduces friction and cushions pressure points between the bones and tendons or muscles around the knee joint.
Has a trunk
Rounded projections on the femur and tibia that articulate to form the knee joint.
A small muscle located at the back of the knee that helps in unlocking the knee from full extension.
Muscle group at the back of the thigh involved in knee flexion and hip extension.
Surgical removal of all or part of a torn meniscus.
The bending of the knee joint, decreasing the angle between the femur and tibia.
Pertaining to the patella or kneecap.
The medial and lateral fibrocartilaginous structures in the knee joint that distribute weight and reduce friction.
A slender muscle of the inner thigh that assists with knee flexion and hip adduction.
Thigh bone; the longest bone in the body, forming the upper part of the knee joint.
Referring to the cross-shaped ligaments within the knee (Anterior and Posterior) that stabilize the joint by preventing excessive forward or backward movement of the tibia.
The longest muscle in the human body, running down the length of the thigh; involved in hip and knee movements.
Refers to the Biceps Femoris, a muscle of the hamstring group responsible for knee flexion and lateral rotation.
Kneecap; a triangular bone located in front of the knee joint, embedded within the quadriceps tendon.
Likes to chase mice

35 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Pertaining to the patella or kneecap. • Surgical removal of all or part of a torn meniscus. • The tendon that connects the patella to the tibial tuberosity. • Muscle group at the front of the thigh involved in knee extension. • ...

Lumbar Terminology 2024-09-09

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Ligaments that connect the laminae of adjacent vertebrae.
A muscle that stabilizes the vertebrae during movement.
Laws describing vertebral motion mechanics. 2 wods
A nerve of the lumbar plexus, providing innervation to the medial thigh muscles.
An outward curvature of the spine, particularly in the thoracic region.
A group of muscles that run along the spine and help maintain posture.
Three Mechanics - Mechanics when motion in one plane limits motion in other planes.
The act of bending forward.
A plexus of nerves formed by the anterior divisions of the lumbar and sacral nerves.
A small, flat surface on a vertebra that articulates with another vertebra.
The disc that sits between the vertebrae, providing cushioning and support.
A ligament that runs along the front of the vertebral bodies, limiting extension.
Ligaments located between the transverse processes of the vertebrae, limiting side bending.
Mechanics when the spine is neutral; side-bending and rotation occur on opposite sides. 3 words

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The joints between the facets of the vertebrae, allowing limited movement.
A ligament that runs along the back of the vertebral bodies, limiting flexion.
Pertaining to the lower part of the spine.
Mechanics when the spine is not neutral; side-bending and rotation occur on the same side. 3 words
The bony projection off the back of each vertebra.
A condition where the nucleus pulposus protrudes through the annulus fibrosus.
The inner jelly-like core of an intervertebral disc.
The state where the spine is balanced without flexion, extension, or side-bending.
The lateral projections on both sides of each vertebra.
The lateral movement of the spine.
An inward curvature of the spine, especially in the lumbar region.
A single bone in the spine.
The movement of the spine around its axis.
The outer fibrous ring of an intervertebral disc.2 words no space.
The act of bending backward.
A major nerve extending from the lower back down the legs.

30 Clues: The act of bending forward. • A single bone in the spine. • The act of bending backward. • The lateral movement of the spine. • Pertaining to the lower part of the spine. • The movement of the spine around its axis. • Laws describing vertebral motion mechanics. 2 wods • The bony projection off the back of each vertebra. • ...

Livestock Terminology 2024-09-12

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Casturated male bovine
Mature female horse
male bovine
mature female bovine
Young sheep
caturated sheep
Young Goat
Casturated male porcine
young/baby chickens
csasturated goat
immature female porcine
young/baby porcine
young turkey
Immature female horse

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female turkey
Mature male horse
Male sheep
female goat
male chicken
Immature female bovine
Male goat
immature male horse
young/baby horse
mature female porcine
casturated porcine
Young/Baby Bovine
casturated chicken
female sheep
Casturated Male Horse
Male turkey

30 Clues: Male goat • Male sheep • Young Goat • female goat • male bovine • Young sheep • Male turkey • male chicken • female sheep • young turkey • female turkey • caturated sheep • young/baby horse • csasturated goat • Mature male horse • Young/Baby Bovine • casturated porcine • casturated chicken • young/baby porcine • Mature female horse • immature male horse • young/baby chickens • mature female bovine • ...

ANATOMY TERMINOLOGY 2024-08-23

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Lower left part of the abdomen, including the left side of the colon and, in females, the left ovary and fallopian tube.
Upper right part of the abdomen, housing the liver, gallbladder, and part of the small intestine.
Middle right area of the abdomen, near the lower ribs.
Pertaining to the pelvis.
Lower right part of the abdomen, containing the appendix, right ovary and fallopian tube (in females), and part of the intestines.
Front of the body.
Pertaining to the shoulder.
Related to the head.
Related to the back of the head.
Pertaining to the kneecap.
Closer to the surface.
Upper left part of the abdomen, containing organs like the stomach, spleen, and part of the liver.
Middle left area of the abdomen, near the lower ribs.
A group of similar cells that perform a specific function.
The component that carries out the response directed by the control center to restore balance.
Pertaining to the spine.
Related to the mouth.
Pertaining to the sole of the foot.
Related to the thigh.
Related to the leg, particularly the lower leg.
Above or higher.
Related to the back of the knee.
Related to the eye socket.
Away from the midline.
Closer to the point of attachment.
Farther from the point of attachment.
Pertaining to the back or posterior side.
Pertaining to the hip.
A process where the output reduces or counteracts the original stimulus, maintaining balance.
Further from the surface.
Horizontal plane dividing body into upper and lower parts.
Lower left area of the abdomen, near the groin.
Related to the membrane surrounding the lungs.
Related to the hand.
Central part of the abdomen, around the navel (umbilicus).
A component that detects changes in the environment or body and sends information to the control center.
Vertical plane dividing body into equal left and right halves.
Related to the arm.
Pertaining to the abdomen.
Pertaining to the front or anterior side.
Related to the heel.

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Lower right area of the abdomen, near the groin.
Related to the calf of the leg.
Imaginary line dividing the body into left and right halves.
Pertaining to the fingers or toes.
Related to the chest.
Below or lower.
Pertaining to the walls of a body cavity
Pertaining to the wrist.
Pertaining to the navel (belly button).
A process where the output enhances or amplifies the original stimulus.
Pertaining to the internal organs.
Pertaining to the cheek.
Related to the shoulder blade.
Pertaining to the skull
the lower central area of the abdomen
Pertaining to the front of the elbow.
Related to the elbow.
The basic unit of life.
Related to the pubis (anterior part of the pelvic bone).
Related to the ear.
Upper right area of the abdomen, below the rib cage.
Vertical plane dividing body into left and right.
Vertical plane dividing body into front and back.
Related to the ankle.
Related to the forearm.
The central compartment of the thoracic cavity between the lungs.
Related to the sac surrounding the heart.
The part of a feedback loop that receives information from sensors and coordinates the response.
Upper left area of the abdomen, below the rib cage.
Related to the palm of the hand.
Central upper part of the abdomen, above the stomach.
Pertaining to the neck.
A group of organs that work together to perform a complex function in the body.
Vertical plane parallel to sagittal, dividing body into unequal left and right parts.
Related to the spine.
A structure made of different tissues that work together to perform a specific function.
Pertaining to the foot.
Pertaining to the buttocks.
Back of the body.
Related to the groin area.
Toward the midline.

82 Clues: Below or lower. • Above or higher. • Back of the body. • Front of the body. • Related to the ear. • Toward the midline. • Related to the arm. • Related to the head. • Related to the hand. • Related to the heel. • Related to the chest. • Related to the elbow. • Related to the ankle. • Related to the mouth. • Related to the thigh. • Related to the spine. • Closer to the surface. • ...

Sacrum Terminology 2024-08-22

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A condition where the sacrum rotates relative to the ilium, often causing pain and dysfunction.
A muscle that originates on the anterior surface of the sacrum and aids in the lateral rotation of the hip.
A ligament connecting the transverse process of L5 to the ilium and sacrum, stabilizing the lumbosacral joint.
A muscle that extends from the lumbar vertebrae to the femur, involved in hip flexion and stabilization of the sacrum.
Extension The backward bending movement of the sacrum relative to the pelvis, often seen during exhalation.
The continuation of the vertebral canal within the sacrum, containing the sacral nerves.
A ligament connecting the sacrum to the ilium on the posterior side, stabilizing the sacroiliac joint.
The anterior tilt of the sacral base relative to the ilium, occurring during movements like bending forward.
A ligament connecting the ala of the sacrum to the ilium, stabilizing the anterior aspect of the sacroiliac joint.
A ridge on the posterior surface of the sacrum, formed by the fused transverse processes of the sacral vertebrae.
A gap at the lower end of the sacrum, where the vertebral canal terminates, allowing the passage of sacral nerves.
The broad, superior surface of the sacrum that articulates with the fifth lumbar vertebra (L5).
Openings in the sacrum that allow the exit of sacral nerves from the spinal cord.
Small, horn-like projections on the posterior surface of the sacrum, adjacent to the sacral hiatus.

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A ligament that extends from the sacrum and coccyx to the spine of the ischium, helping to form the greater and lesser sciatic foramina.
The prominent, anterior edge of the first sacral vertebra (S1), which serves as an important anatomical landmark.
The ear-shaped surface on the sacrum that articulates with the ilium of the pelvis, forming the sacroiliac joint.
Joint The joint between the fifth lumbar vertebra (L5) and the sacrum, crucial for transferring forces between the spine and pelvis.
A strong ligament extending from the sacrum and coccyx to the ischial tuberosity, stabilizing the pelvis.
The posterior tilt of the sacral base relative to the ilium, occurring during movements like arching the back.
A deep muscle of the back that attaches to the sacrum and helps stabilize and rotate the spine.
Lateral Angle (ILA) The point where the sacrum meets the ilium, important in assessing sacral position and torsion.
A type of sacral torsion where the sacral base moves posteriorly on one side, often associated with activities like bending backward.
A group of muscles (gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus) that attach to the ilium and femur, involved in hip movement and sacral stabilization.
A ridge on the posterior surface of the sacrum, formed by the fused spinous processes of the sacral vertebrae.
Muscle that attaches to the iliac crest and lumbar vertebrae, assisting in lateral flexion of the spine and stabilizing the sacrum.
Flexion The forward bending movement of the sacrum relative to the pelvis, often seen during inhalation.
A large, triangular bone at the base of the spine, formed by the fusion of five vertebrae, and located between the two hip bones of the pelvis.
A type of sacral torsion where the sacral base moves anteriorly on one side, often associated with walking and hip rotation.
The pointed, inferior end of the sacrum that articulates with the coccyx.

30 Clues: The pointed, inferior end of the sacrum that articulates with the coccyx. • Openings in the sacrum that allow the exit of sacral nerves from the spinal cord. • The continuation of the vertebral canal within the sacrum, containing the sacral nerves. • A condition where the sacrum rotates relative to the ilium, often causing pain and dysfunction. • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-28

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Neuter/Castration
irregular heart rate or rhythm
tibial plateau leveling osteotomy
high white blood cells
study of the nervous system
heartworm
low red blood cells
containing pus
stomach tack
extra toes
inflammation of the liver
milky or white serum
fungal infection

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listening to internal body sounds
bladder stone
fast heart rate
redness
yellow serum or mucous membranes
low blood pressure
kennel cough
hookworm
ringworm
elevated ETCO2
itching
comprehensive oral health assessment and treatment

25 Clues: redness • itching • hookworm • ringworm • heartworm • extra toes • kennel cough • stomach tack • bladder stone • elevated ETCO2 • containing pus • fast heart rate • fungal infection • Neuter/Castration • low blood pressure • low red blood cells • milky or white serum • high white blood cells • inflammation of the liver • study of the nervous system • irregular heart rate or rhythm • ...

College Terminology 2024-08-28

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cost of attendance
A college staff member who helps a student plan a course of study at a college or university
free application for federal student aid that determines financial aid and is completed every year
academic record
postsecondary school that awards a associates or technical certificates
any schooling beyond high school
grade point average
postsecondary school that offers certificate programs for trades
A degree that is usually earned in two years at a community college
Money borrowed for college that must be repaid
when a student hasn't chosen a major
A document earned for completing study in a trade
Standardized college entrance exam
postsecondary school that offers bachelors and graduate programs

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an event for incoming students to get familiar with school and select classes
a program that allows students to work at the school to pay their tuition
A form that must be filled out to be considered for entry into college or to obtain employment
concentration or primary academic focus in college
free money from the government for college
free money for college based on some type of achievement or qualification
amount of money charged for postsecondary school
Notice of amount of financial aid from a school
Cost of living and eating at college
A degree usually earned in four years at a college or university
expected family contribution
secondary academic focus

26 Clues: academic record • cost of attendance • grade point average • secondary academic focus • expected family contribution • any schooling beyond high school • Standardized college entrance exam • Cost of living and eating at college • when a student hasn't chosen a major • free money from the government for college • Money borrowed for college that must be repaid • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-28

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What is it called when a shoulder pops out of place?
What is it called laying face down?
The top of your foot is what to the bottom of your foot?
Swelling in tissues
Bicep curls are an example of what?
The body's response to an injury.
Bench press is an example of?
HR is?
Aorta is what to the capillaries?
BP is?
surgeons cut what to access the bones?
The opposite of elevation
Shrugging your shoulders is an example of what?
A heart attack you might feel the pain in your back is called?
ENT is?
Broken bones are what kind of injuries?
Legs are what to shoulders?
The head is what to the legs?
DNR is?

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What is a brusie called?
Shoulder press is an example of?
Closest to the center of the body
What is retracting arms inward called?
The name of the color that happens when you gebruiseusie
Shins are what to the calves?
What is it called doing calf raises at the gym?
Swelling in the joint is called?
Hamstrings is what to quads.?
Leg rasies are an example of what?
What is it called laying face up?
To push forward
What is it called when rotating the forearm with your palm facing up?
The sound of cracking your fingers is called?
what happens when you walk on an uneven surface and your ankle twist hurts for a few days?
ER is?

35 Clues: HR is? • BP is? • ER is? • ENT is? • DNR is? • To push forward • Swelling in tissues • What is a brusie called? • The opposite of elevation • Legs are what to shoulders? • Shins are what to the calves? • Bench press is an example of? • Hamstrings is what to quads.? • The head is what to the legs? • Shoulder press is an example of? • Swelling in the joint is called? • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-29

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back
Turning forearm away from the body
Farthest from the center (arms/leg)
below
A bruise
Increasing the angle of the joint
Structure that connects muscle to muscle
Furthest from the middle
Front
Pertaining to the center (Nerves)
Push forward
Turning forearm toward the body
Stretching or tearing of ligaments

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Bringing toes in towards the body
Discoloration of the skin from internal bleeding
Away from the center (Nerves)
Downward movement of the scapula
Bring toes toward the body
Stretching or tearing of tendons/muscles
Partial or incomplete separation of a joint
Structure that connects bone to bone
Closest to the center (arms/legs)
Towards the top (Head)
Complete separation of two ends of a joint
Closest to the middle
Decreasing the angle of the joint]
Pain felt somewhere other than its origin
Movement toward the midline of the body
Pull backward
Injury with a long duration

30 Clues: back • below • Front • A bruise • Push forward • Pull backward • Closest to the middle • Towards the top (Head) • Furthest from the middle • Bring toes toward the body • Injury with a long duration • Away from the center (Nerves) • Turning forearm toward the body • Downward movement of the scapula • Bringing toes in towards the body • Closest to the center (arms/legs) • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-29

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Closest to the middle
Push forward
Increasing the angle of the joint
Stretching or tearing of ligaments
Movement toward the midline of the body
Structure that connects bone to bone
magnetic resonance imaging
Bringing toes in towards the body
Closest to the center (arms/legs)
Pain
Bring toes toward the body
Away from the center (Nerves)
Structure that connects muscle to muscle
below
Furthest from the middle
Pull backward
Injury with a long duration
Front

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Downward movement of the scapula
Turning forearm away from the body
Pain felt somewhere other than its origin
Pertaining to the center (Nerves)
Patient
Diagnosis
A bruise
Discoloration of the skin from internal bleeding
Not applicable
Complete separation of two ends of a joint
Towards the top (Head)
back
Decreasing the angle of the joint]
Partial or incomplete separation of a joint
Farthest from the center (arms/leg)
Stretching or tearing of tendons/muscles
Turning forearm toward the body

35 Clues: back • Pain • below • Front • Patient • A bruise • Diagnosis • Push forward • Pull backward • Not applicable • Closest to the middle • Towards the top (Head) • Furthest from the middle • magnetic resonance imaging • Bring toes toward the body • Injury with a long duration • Away from the center (Nerves) • Turning forearm toward the body • Downward movement of the scapula • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-29

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What does Hx mean?
Movement away from the midline of the body
Closest to the center of the body
Looseness in the joint
Bringing the toes toward the body
A bruise
Shrugging your shoulders
Top side of a structure
Below or toward the feet
A discoloration of the skin resulting from bleeding underneath
Situated or pertaining to a center
Swelling in the tissue
Pain felt somewhere other than its origin
TO pull forward
Pointing the toes away from the body
Pointing the toes outward away from the neutral position of the foot
Hold a cup of soup

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What does the B stand for in BP?
Partial or incomplete separation of a joint
Swelling in the joint
What does the B mean in DOB?
Situated away from the center
Toward the back of the body
Increasing the angle of the joint
lying face up
Pain produced when a structure is palpated
Farthest away from the midline of the body
Movement toward the midline of the body
Turning the forearm toward the body
Closest to the skin
Recent or new injury sudden onset
Structure that connects muscle to bone
Farthest away from the skin
What does the D stand for in ADL?
what does the M in MRI mean?

35 Clues: A bruise • lying face up • TO pull forward • What does Hx mean? • Hold a cup of soup • Closest to the skin • Swelling in the joint • Looseness in the joint • Swelling in the tissue • Top side of a structure • Shrugging your shoulders • Below or toward the feet • Toward the back of the body • Farthest away from the skin • What does the B mean in DOB? • what does the M in MRI mean? • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-29

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the feet are more _ than superior on your body
turning the arm toward the body
B in BP stands for _
swelling in the tissue
if I'm my toes towards the midline of my body
_ is the closest to the center of the body
Bid is an abbreviation of
_ is the closest to the midline of the body
basically means a bruise
swelling in the joint
R in CPR means _
if I'm pulling my toes up to my body
downward movement of your scapula
The palm is more _ than the ulna
body's response to injury

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shrugging your shoulders is demonstrating _
laying face down
underside of the foot
the opposite of anterior
opposite of depression
to pull backward
moving your forearm as if you were holding soup
opposite of acute/ long term injury
the opposite of superficial is _
laying face up
stretching or tearing of muscle/tendon
recent or new injury
complete separation of two ends of a joint
D in DOB means what
opposite of adduction
doing a bicep curl is demonstrating _
when a joint only partially seperates
the brain is _ to the legs.
stretching or tearing of ligament
D in ADL stands for _

35 Clues: laying face up • laying face down • to pull backward • R in CPR means _ • D in DOB means what • B in BP stands for _ • recent or new injury • underside of the foot • opposite of adduction • swelling in the joint • D in ADL stands for _ • opposite of depression • swelling in the tissue • the opposite of anterior • basically means a bruise • Bid is an abbreviation of • body's response to injury • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-12

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describes injuries caused by a traumatic event - just happened
inflammation of bursa at sites of bony prominences
inflammation of a tendon
interruption in conduction of an impulse down a nerve fiber
a bone is forced out of alignment and stays out until reduced
point hypersensitive module within a taut band of muscle
connects bone to bone
wasting away of muscle tissue
chronic inflammation of joint capsule
injury to ligament
muscle contraction in response to pain
muscle soreness that peaks 24-48 hours after exercise
bruise
describes overuse injuries

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break in a bone
wearing down of hyaline cartilage
partial or incomplete dislocation where bone is forced out but the reduces
growth plate injury
stretch or tear in muscle or tendon
degeneration of a tendon
inflammation at the site of tendinous attachments (tuberosity)
inflammation of the synovial sheath
connects muscle to bone
involuntary muscle contractions

24 Clues: bruise • break in a bone • injury to ligament • growth plate injury • connects bone to bone • connects muscle to bone • inflammation of a tendon • degeneration of a tendon • describes overuse injuries • wasting away of muscle tissue • involuntary muscle contractions • wearing down of hyaline cartilage • stretch or tear in muscle or tendon • inflammation of the synovial sheath • ...

Volleyball Terminology 2024-11-07

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; violation of the rules
; a player who sets the ball with a overhand pass and runs the offense
; when a back row player attacks the ball
; a left or right front attacker normally taking an approach which starts from outside the court
; a motion when a player jumps straight up and hits the ball intended to hit the ground
; a pass made by joining arms from elbow to wrist and hitting with the fleshly part of the forearms
; the line that runs directly under the net and divides the court into two equal halves
; a serve that is slightly tossed and hit with a closed fist

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; a pass executed with both hands open formed as a diamond, also known as a set
; a serve that is not passable and results immediately in a point
; the area from the end line to the attack line
; the offensive action of hitting the ball
; a defensive play by one or more players meant to deflect a spikes ball back into the hitter's court
; the line that is 3 meters from the net
; clockwise movement of players
; the hitter or spiker
; passing or setting the ball to a teammate who attacks the ball for a kill
; also known as a forearm pass
; serving the ball and striking it with the hand above the shoulder
; defensive players who are responsible for receiving the attack or serve and never plays at the net

20 Clues: ; the hitter or spiker • ; violation of the rules • ; also known as a forearm pass • ; clockwise movement of players • ; the line that is 3 meters from the net • ; when a back row player attacks the ball • ; the offensive action of hitting the ball • ; the area from the end line to the attack line • ; a serve that is slightly tossed and hit with a closed fist • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-11-01

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the removal of dead or damaged tissue from a wound to promote health
a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body
The body’s response to injury or infection characterized by redness, swelling, heat, and pain.
an infection in any part of the urinary system, including kidneys, bladder, and urethra.
a condition characterized by weak, brittle bones
the process of breathing, or the mechanical assistance of breathing, in patients who are unable to breathe on their own.
a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation and damage to the joints
commonly known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flows to a part of the heart is blocked, causing damage to the heart muscle
a blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood from the heart to the other parts of the body
high blood pressure.
a surgical procedure in which an opening is made in the neck and a tube is inserted into the windpipe to help with breathing
loss of sensation or feeling, usually achieved through medication
a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system
the formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel
a lack of blood flow to an area of the body, usually caused by blockage in a blood vessel
The identification of a disease or condition based on its symptoms and medical tests
a chronic neurodegenerative disorder that affects movement and coordination

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The part of the body that contains the stomach, intestines and other organs.
A condition in which the body lacks enough red blood cells to carry oxygen to the body’s tissues
a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that causes inflammation and ulcers in the lining of the colon
a bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs
a loss of bladder control, resulting in the accidental release of urine
a method of delivering fluids or medications directly into a vein.
A medication that prevents blood clots
a flexible tube inserted into the body to remove or deliver fluids
A microscopic infectious agent that can replicate only inside a host cell and causes various diseases
A medical test that uses electromagnetic radiation to produce images of internal body structures
Refers to a condition that has a rapid onset and short duration
Refers to a condition that lasts a long time or is persistent
refers to a tumor or growth that is not cancerous and does not invade nearby tissue or spread to other parts of the body
specialized medical care for people with serious illnesses that focuses on providing relief from symptoms and improving quality of life
a condition or disease that is long-lasting or recurrent
a mosquito-borne virus that can cause fever, rash, joint pain, and other symptoms
(ECG or EKG) a test that measures the electrical activity of the heart
a blockage in a blood vessel, usually caused by a blood clot, or other debris.
a preventative treatment used to protect against a particular disease
A physical or mental indication of a disease or condition such as pain or fatigue
the higher number in blood pressure reading when the heart muscle is contracting.
The likely outcome of a disease or condition based on medical treatment and other factors
the lower number in a blood pressure reading that indicates the pressure in the arteries when the heart is resting.

40 Clues: high blood pressure. • A medication that prevents blood clots • a condition characterized by weak, brittle bones • the formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel • a bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs • a condition or disease that is long-lasting or recurrent • Refers to a condition that lasts a long time or is persistent • ...

Dental Terminology 2024-10-29

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Product or process that fights or prevents tooth decay:
Abnormally sensitive.
A drug or nerve action which constricts or narrows the caliber of blood vessels. Epinephrine is commonly added to local anesthetic as a vasoconstrictor.
: The branch of dentistry concerned primarily with providing artificial replacements for missing natural teeth. Dentures, crowns, bridges.
Decrease of red blood cells:
A cancerous tumor is called a
Term for bad breath
Mechanical (frictional) wearing down of the teeth - Usually caused by improper toothbrushing.
That branch of dentistry concerned with the study, prevention, and treatment of diseases of the tissues and bones supporting the teeth.
Caries producing; conducive to caries.(Anticariogenic = not causing caries )
Normal wearing away by friction. In dentistry it refers to the wearing down of tooth surfaces by mastication (chewing) of food.
Space: Situated between the proximal surfaces of adjoining teeth of the same arch.
Inflammation of the skin.

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Loss of bodily feelings due to receiving an anesthetic or to disease; thus you do not feel pain after you are given an anesthetic.
The surgical removal of the apex of the tooth root.
Term for high blood pressure:
The removal of calculus (tartar) and stains from the exposed and unexposed surfaces of the teeth by scaling and polishing. Used to prevent disease.
Freedom from living germs of disease and decay.
Product or process that fights or prevents tooth decay:
A substance that is used to stop, inhibit, or arrest the growth of bacteria but does not necessarily kill the bacteria.
The act of fainting.
A film of internal structures of the body produced by the action of x-rays on a specially sensitized film.
A condition in which the blood is deficient in red blood cells.

23 Clues: Term for bad breath • The act of fainting. • Abnormally sensitive. • Inflammation of the skin. • Decrease of red blood cells: • Term for high blood pressure: • A cancerous tumor is called a • Freedom from living germs of disease and decay. • The surgical removal of the apex of the tooth root. • Product or process that fights or prevents tooth decay: • ...

Haircutting Terminology. 2024-11-06

Haircutting Terminology. crossword puzzle

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The perimeter line from which the hair grows, outlining the head shape.
A line that angles towards the face.
Anything inside the perimeter line.
the area surrounding the natural growth pattern.
The technique of using a razor in a feathering motion to create a shattered texture and soft look.
The technique that slowly closes the blades to visually blend short to long.
A line parallel to the horizon.
The back perimeter hairline on the neck.
Recession to recession.
A slow or immediate build up of weight.
It follows the natural hairline around the curve of the head.

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The removal of weight which gives a haircut its interior shape.
Rotating from a central point.
A line that angles away from the face.
The technique that uses the open blade to give direction to release weight and remove length.
Crown to hairline above the ear.
The prominent bone at the back of the head.
The area in the front hairline that grows back the farthest between the forehead and the temples.
The technique that uses the tips of the shear to create a textured edge.
Center forehead to center nape.
A line perpendicular to the horizon.
Cutting all the hair square at 0 degree.
The highest point of the head.

23 Clues: Recession to recession. • Rotating from a central point. • The highest point of the head. • A line parallel to the horizon. • Center forehead to center nape. • Crown to hairline above the ear. • Anything inside the perimeter line. • A line that angles towards the face. • A line perpendicular to the horizon. • A line that angles away from the face. • ...

surgical terminology 2024-09-19

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The predicted outcome of disease progression and treatment.
Physician specializing in the field of radiology (x-rays or other imaging technologies, such as ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging) to diagnose or treat disease.
Relating to the surgically cutting of or into body tissues or organs.
Fixation The stabilization of broken bones by direct fixation to one another with surgical wires, pins, screws, or plates.
Pertaining to blood vessels.
The cuboid bone is the static and rigid lateral element of the foot
he large bone forming the heel
That part of a limb that is farthest from the torso.
Physician who specializes in surgery.
Specialist who administers anesthetics (drugs or other agents to prevent or relieve pain during medical procedures) to a patient before being treated.

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X-Ray Diagnostic test that uses invisible electromagnetic energy beams to produce images of internal tissues, bones, and organs onto film.
relating to the branch of medicine dealing with the correction of deformities of bones or muscles.
A band of scar tissue that joins normally separated internal body structures, most often after surgery, inflammation, or injury in the area.
a wedge-shaped bone that articulates with five tarsal bones (talus, cuboid, and three cuneiform bones) forming syndesmotic joints
caused by a direct blow to the body that can cause damage to the surface of the skin and to deeper tissues as well depending on the severity of the blow
Diagnostic test which uses invisible electromagnetic energy beams to produce images of internal tissues, bones, and organs onto film.
technical term for collarbone.
a set of seven irregularly shaped bones.
of Fracture Correction or realignment of a broken bone.
the large bone in the ankle that articulates with the tibia of the leg and the calcaneum and navicular bone of the foot.
group of five long bones in the midfoot, located between the tarsal bones and the phalanges
any of three small bones of the tarsus situated between the navicular and the first three metatarsals
Scan Computed Tomography (CT) is a non-invasive, diagnostic procedure that uses a series of x-rays to show a cross-sectional view of the inside of the body.
Swelling caused by fluid accumulation.
the bottom layer of skin in your body.

25 Clues: Pertaining to blood vessels. • technical term for collarbone. • he large bone forming the heel • Physician who specializes in surgery. • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation. • the bottom layer of skin in your body. • a set of seven irregularly shaped bones. • That part of a limb that is farthest from the torso. • of Fracture Correction or realignment of a broken bone. • ...

Fishmonger Terminology 2024-10-20

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A fish which has not been filleted, sold completely intact, exactly how it was caught.
Scientific term for 'shellfish'.
A whole fish sold with the head removed.
A class of arthropods with an exoskeleton and two-parted limbs. Includes Lobsters, Crabs, Crayfish, and Prawns.
A term used in the seafood industry to mean 'sustainable'.
Very fresh seafood, suitable for eating raw
A class of marine molluscs including Squid, Cuttlefish, and Octopus.
Refers to seafood caught in natural marine environments, such as oceans, lakes, and rivers.
Another way of filleting a whole fish. Rather than taking the fillets away from the backbone, the bone is taken out. The result is two fillets that stay connected, usually with the head and tail left on.

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Is the whole side of a fish cut away from the central back bone and rib cage.
A fish that has been scaled, gilled, and gutted.
A section sliced horizontally through the whole fish, leaving the bones in. When used in relation to Prawns, this term refers to a peeled Prawn with the tail left attached.
Any shellfish with a double hinged shell, many of which are commonly referred to as clams. Includes many of our most popular shellfish, such as Oysters, Scallops and Mussels.
Fish with the bones meticulously removed using specialised tweezers.
A fish with its scales removed. This is generally done by your fishmonger, using a special tool.
Options available with both the skin on and skin off.
Refers to a seafood species reared and harvested in controlled water environments.
A fish with the guts (viscera) removed. Ready to cook whole after a simple wipe down of the inner cavity.
Fillets from very large fish, such as Swordfish or Tuna, are usually sliced vertically into boneless 'steaks' that are a suitable portion size for 1 person.
A fish with the gills removed. Gills are removed because they can impart a bitter flavour to fish.

20 Clues: Scientific term for 'shellfish'. • A whole fish sold with the head removed. • Very fresh seafood, suitable for eating raw • A fish that has been scaled, gilled, and gutted. • Options available with both the skin on and skin off. • A term used in the seafood industry to mean 'sustainable'. • Fish with the bones meticulously removed using specialised tweezers. • ...

PAP Terminology 2024-11-05

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This acts as a pneumatic splint to hold the airway open during sleep as a method to treat sleep apnea.
This is the pressure delivered by a BiPAP device during inspiration. It is intended to modify a person's ventilation by helping them take a bigger breath.
This is measured in centimeters of water pressure and abbreviated cmH2O.
This is a mode of ventilation used to treat complex sleep disordered breathing such as obesity hypoventilation, Overlap syndrome (COPD/OSA) and complex sleep apnea (treatment emergent OSA). This mode delivers varying levels of pressure support to make sure the amount of air entering and leaving the body is adequate.
This is the process of increasing the pressure of the PAP device while the patient is asleep until all obstructive respiratory events have been eliminated.
This is a drug used to treat hypoxia, AFTER positive pressure has treated obstrucive apneas, hypopneas and snoring.
This is the pressure delivered by a BiPAP device during expiration. It is intended to maintain an open airway to prevent obstructions of the airway during sleep.
This refers to the stresses a patient experiences the first time they sleep in the sleep center. It typically causes a prolonged sleep latency and increased wakefulness after sleep when in the sleep center.
This is recommended to be used with PAP devices to prevent airway dryness during sleep.
This is the condition of being open or unobstructed, which is what we are trying to achieve when we apply positive pressure to a person's airway during their sleep.
This is the term for elevated CO2 levels in the blood.
This is what drives people with COPD to breathe; It is the stimulus for breathing due to low levels of oxygen. In people who have COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases) they breathe based on their bodies need for oxygen (unlike healthy individuals who breathe off of CO2 levels).

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This provides two different levels of positive pressure during sleep to treat sleep disordered breathing, including central apneas and hypoventilation.
Lower than normal carbon dioxide levels in the body. The CO2 level is too low to stimulate the need to breathe.
This is when CPAP or BIPAP is started after the patient has been asleep for 2 hours of a sleep study because they had serious respiratory disordered breathing.
This is the term used to describe the number of apneas and hyopneas that occur per hour of sleep during a sleep study.
This is a mode of ventilation which can be used to treat central apnea types of sleep disordered breathing. This mode automatically adjusts how much pressure is delivered on a breath-by-breath basis to the patient with the goal of optimizing the patient's breathing pattern.
This is the term used to describe all of the respiratory events per hour of sleep during a person's sleep (including RERAs).
This is the abbreviation for the companies which provide CPAP supplies to patients.
This is the use of techniques to help patients acclimate to wearing the positive pressure device. It includes having the patient wear the interface device, then adding a low pressure and increasing pressure while the patient is awake. Once the person can tolerate 8 cmH2O for 15 minutes, the patient is considered to have been successfully desensitized (or acclimated).
This is the term for the type of appliance the patient wears for delivery of positive pressure during sleep. New options are always in development and include nasal masks, full face masks and nasal pillows.

21 Clues: This is the term for elevated CO2 levels in the blood. • This is measured in centimeters of water pressure and abbreviated cmH2O. • This is the abbreviation for the companies which provide CPAP supplies to patients. • This is recommended to be used with PAP devices to prevent airway dryness during sleep. • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-11-14

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Lack of hair in spots; baldness.
Excretion of fluid by the sweat glands; sweating.
Degenerative thinning of bone.
Abnormal hair growth due to an excess of androgens.
Abnormal growth of eyelashes in a direction that causes them to rub on the eye.
Hollow cavity, especially either of two cavities on the sides of the nose.
Cutting off of a limb or part of a limb.
Impaired hearing.
Chronic recurrent seizure activity.
Instrument that measures angles or range of motion in a joint.
Noise made by rubbing together of bones.
Agent that controls itching.
Double vision.
Loss of speech.
Excessive thirst.
Vascular disease that causes blotchy, red patches on the skin, particularly on the nose and cheeks.
Abnormally deep sleep with little or no response to stimuli.
Abnormal sensation, such as tingling.
Agent that removes excess oils and impurities from the surface of the skin.
Blocking of a blood vessel
Muscle pain.
Deterioration in mental capacity, usually in the elderly.

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Tumor that arises from neuroglia.
Lying on the stomach with the face down.
Any of various conditions involving joint inflammation.
Substance released by basophils and eosinophils; involved in allergic reactions.
Abnormally low level of glucose in the blood.
Hard layer, especially one formed by dried pus, as in a scab.
Deviation of one eye outward.
Nervous system disorder that causes uncontrollable, sudden lapses into deep sleep.
Inflammation of the sciatic nerve.
Inability to receive and understand outside stimuli.
Three layers of membranes that cover and protect the brain and spinal cord.
Constant ringing or buzzing in the ear.
Agent that relieves pain by blocking nerve sensations.
Death of an area of skin, usually caused by loss of blood supply to the area.
Agent that relieves pain by inducing a stuporous or euphoric state.
Removal of part of a vertebra.
Group of symptoms that precede a seizure.
Pain in the ear.
Excision of tissue for microscopic examination.
Excessive urination; excessive amount of water in the urine

42 Clues: Muscle pain. • Double vision. • Loss of speech. • Pain in the ear. • Impaired hearing. • Excessive thirst. • Blocking of a blood vessel • Agent that controls itching. • Deviation of one eye outward. • Degenerative thinning of bone. • Removal of part of a vertebra. • Lack of hair in spots; baldness. • Tumor that arises from neuroglia. • Inflammation of the sciatic nerve. • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-11-13

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glands that secrete hormones into the bloodstream
abnormal too fast heart rate
inflammation of the pancreas
medications that function to prevent blood clotting
sensors of colors and the brightest light
groups of cells with specialized functions
out and moisture in
the cells of bone
oil-producing glands

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white posterior outer layer of the eye
too low blood pressure
thin, branching extensions of neuron cell body
serve as breathing substitute for patients
inflammation of the aorta
immature white blood cell
water-proof component of epidermis that keeps
the largest lymphatic organ
neurons that carry information from sensory receptors to the CNS
maintain water and salt balance
the hardening process and development of osteocytes
prefix for above normal

21 Clues: the cells of bone • out and moisture in • oil-producing glands • too low blood pressure • prefix for above normal • inflammation of the aorta • immature white blood cell • the largest lymphatic organ • abnormal too fast heart rate • inflammation of the pancreas • maintain water and salt balance • white posterior outer layer of the eye • sensors of colors and the brightest light • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-11-09

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Wall dividing the right and left sides of the heart
Ultrasound image of the heart's structure and motion
The largest artery in the body
Stands for coronary artery disease
Irregular heartbeat or rhythm disturbance
Prefix meaning "vessel"
layer of the heart wall responsible for contraction
Persistently elecated blood pressure
Suffix meaning "record" or "picture"
Inner lining of the heart chambers
Abbreviation for blood pressure
Hardening of arteries due to plaque buildup
X-ray imaging of blood vessels after injection of contrast dye
Abbreviation for heart rate
Suffix meaning "disease"

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Test recording the electrical activity of the heart
Inflammation of the heart's inner lining
Procedure ivolving insertion of a thin tube into the heart
Disease of the heart muscle affecting its ability to pump blood
Root word meaning "heart"
Abbreviation for electrocardiaogram
Exam measuring heart function during physical exertion
Abbreviation for myocardial infarction
Suffix meaning "narrowing" or "constriction"
Protective sac surrounding the heart

25 Clues: Prefix meaning "vessel" • Suffix meaning "disease" • Abbreviation for heart rate • Persistently elecated blood pressure • Abbreviation for blood pressure • Root word meaning "heart" • Inflammation of the heart's inner lining • Abbreviation for electrocardiaogram • Protective sac surrounding the heart • ...

Yearbook Terminology 2025-10-28

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: The text of a story or article.
OF THIRDS : A composition principle for balance.
: A group of 16 pages printed together.
: The final due date for yearbook work.
: The person who reviews and finalizes content.
Terminology Crossword Puzzle — Vocabulary Practice
: Paper that connects the cover to the pages.
: A planning chart showing content of each page.
: The space between two facing pages.
: Lists yearbook publication details.
: The style and design of printed text.

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: A natural, unposed photograph.
: A unit of measurement in design.
: When an image or color extends past the page edge.
SPACE : Blank space for readability and design balance.
: Page number or page identification.
: Two facing pages in a yearbook that are viewed together.
: The unifying concept of the yearbook.
: The main title or heading of a spread.
: The main person or object in a photo.
: A layout grid used for design consistency.
: The arrangement of elements on a page.
: A posed photo of an individual.
PHOTO : The primary or largest image on a spread.
: A review copy before printing.
: Words describing or explaining a photo.

26 Clues: : A natural, unposed photograph. • : A review copy before printing. • : The text of a story or article. • : A posed photo of an individual. • : A unit of measurement in design. • : Page number or page identification. • : The space between two facing pages. • : Lists yearbook publication details. • : A group of 16 pages printed together. • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-12-06

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:fainting increased sensitivity to stimulation such as touch or pain
:exaggerated, unfounded feeling of well-being
poor muscle development; muscle
comprehensive medical care of infants, children, and adolescents
diagnosis and treatment of blood disorders
pressure that is consistently too high
:yellow, fatty deposit of lipids in an artery; hallmark of atherosclerosis
for a surgical procedure
:inflammation of the meninges
term for the study of the heart
:hardening & loss of elasticity of arterial walls; often due to atherosclerosis
of the galbladder
:drug that lowers blood glucose (e.g., insulin)

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:surgical repair of a nerve
remove the appendix
characterized by excessive thirst
prevents bleeding
:general term referring to levels of decreased consciousness with varying responsiveness.
spondylitis :inflammatory condition; gradual stiffening and fusion of vertebrae
or inflammation of the liver
:impairment of intellectual function characterized by memory loss, disorientation, and confusion.
:dissolves existing clots

22 Clues: prevents bleeding • of the galbladder • remove the appendix • for a surgical procedure • :dissolves existing clots • :surgical repair of a nerve • or inflammation of the liver • :inflammation of the meninges • poor muscle development; muscle • term for the study of the heart • characterized by excessive thirst • pressure that is consistently too high • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-08-27

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extreme or excessive straightening of a part
movement toward midline of the body
crackling sound caused by rubbing bones
(lateral) Rotation rotation away from midline
Situated away from a center
Bringing the toes in towards the midline of the body
The underside of the foot
Pt/pt is the abbreviation for
lying face up
Pain Pain felt somewhere other than its origin
Laying face down
persisting for a long time or constantly recurring.
Closest to center of the body
qd/qday is the abbreviation for
movement away from midline of the body
A stretching or tearing of ligaments, the fibrous tissue that connects bones and joints.
Ex: straightening elbow + knee
BP is the abbreviation for
Flexion flexion to increase angle
a region of injured tissue or skin in which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a bruise.

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Turning the forearm away from the body
Closest to the mid-line of the body
ECG/EKG is the abbreviation for
Movement toward the midline of the body in the transverse plane
Tenderness Pain produced when structure is palpated
An injury where a joint is forced out of normal position.
CNS is the abbreviation for
closest to the skin
Toward the front of the body
Farthest away from the skin
discoloration of the skin resulting from bleeding underneath, typically caused by bruising.
Towards the top or head
Ex: band pull a parts
swelling in the joints
Top side of a structure
Position of a body part that is bent inward

36 Clues: lying face up • Laying face down • closest to the skin • Ex: band pull a parts • swelling in the joints • Towards the top or head • Top side of a structure • The underside of the foot • BP is the abbreviation for • Situated away from a center • CNS is the abbreviation for • Farthest away from the skin • Toward the front of the body • Pt/pt is the abbreviation for • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-08-27

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your arms are ___ to your body
getting taped is an example of a
Hx is the abbreviation for
movement toward the midline of your body
abduction movement away from the midline of the body in the transverse plane
bringing your toes toward you body
being closest to the skin
straightening your knee is an example of
the bottom of your foot
P! Is the abbreviation for
another word for a bruise
stretching or tearing of muscles/tendons
pulling your shoulders backward
the body's response to an injury
extreme or excessive straightening of a body part
shoulders are ___ to your hands

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a discoloration of skin resulting from bleeding underneath
pointing your toes away from your body
upward movement of the scapula
stretching or tearing of ligaments
adduction movement toward the midline of the body in the transverse plane
swelling in the tissue
laying face down
Laxity looseness in the joint
your arms are ___ to your elbow
a grating sound or sensation produced by friction between bone and cartilage
lying face up
your quads are ____ to your hamstrings
the elbow is __ to the wrist
your hamstrings are ___ to your quads
Fx is the abbreviation for
Sx is the abbreviation for
complete separation of two ends of a joint
Pt/pt is the abbreviation for
a bicep curl is an example of..

35 Clues: lying face up • laying face down • swelling in the tissue • the bottom of your foot • being closest to the skin • another word for a bruise • Hx is the abbreviation for • P! Is the abbreviation for • Fx is the abbreviation for • Sx is the abbreviation for • the elbow is __ to the wrist • Laxity looseness in the joint • Pt/pt is the abbreviation for • your arms are ___ to your body • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-08-27

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extreme or excessive straightening of a part
partial or incomplte separation of a joint
closes to the middle of the body
swelling in the joint
pointing the toes away from the body (down)
lying face down
MOI
pulling your sholders together
bottom of the foot
closes to the outside of the body
pushing your sholders together
anterior surface of the arm or leg rotates medially toward midline
stretching or tearing of ligaments
closer to the center of the body
swelling in the tissue
WNL
laying face up
body's response to injury
turning the forearm toward the body

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farther away from the body
turning the forearm away from the body
looseness in the joint
structure that connects muscle to bone
anterior surface of the arm or leg rotates laterally away from midline
pain felt somewhere other than its origin
complete separation of two ends of a joint
below
ROM
bring the toes toward the body (up)
P!
increasing the angle of the joint
s/p
decreasing the angle formed by the bones of the joint
top of the foot
above
structure that connects bone to bone

36 Clues: P! • MOI • ROM • s/p • WNL • below • above • laying face up • lying face down • top of the foot • bottom of the foot • swelling in the joint • looseness in the joint • swelling in the tissue • body's response to injury • farther away from the body • pulling your sholders together • pushing your sholders together • closes to the middle of the body • closer to the center of the body • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-09-02

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Turning forearm toward body
Ambulate, Ambulatory
Decreasing the angle of the joint
Towards the top of the head
farthest from the skin
Situated away from center
Extreme straightening of a joint
Rotation away from midline
Movement toward midline
Increasing the angle of the joint
Incomplete separation of a joint
Separation of two joints
Amount of movement allowed
Movement away from midline

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Lying face down
The underside of the foot
Pain in an un-original spot
Top side of a structure
Blood Pressure
Twice a day
Rotation toward midline
Below or toward the feet
Turning forearm away from body
Bringing toes toward the body
lying face up
closest to the skin
Situated or pertaining to a center
Recent or new injury
Injury with long onset
Activities of daily living

30 Clues: Twice a day • lying face up • Blood Pressure • Lying face down • closest to the skin • Ambulate, Ambulatory • Recent or new injury • farthest from the skin • Injury with long onset • Top side of a structure • Rotation toward midline • Movement toward midline • Below or toward the feet • Separation of two joints • The underside of the foot • Situated away from center • Rotation away from midline • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-08-23

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study of
new
specialist
berry-shapes bacterium
Opening, passageway
around, on both sides
star, star-shaped
thousand
inflamation
heal, healing
under, deficient, below
before
separation, removal
skin
bad, difficult, painful

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binding, typing
heart
physical, natural
fungi, mushroom
mole, birthmark
light-admitting
against
away, separation
instrument for visual examination
life
above, beyond
cancer
plant
surgical removal

29 Clues: new • life • skin • heart • plant • cancer • before • against • study of • thousand • specialist • inflamation • above, beyond • heal, healing • binding, typing • fungi, mushroom • mole, birthmark • light-admitting • away, separation • surgical removal • physical, natural • star, star-shaped • Opening, passageway • separation, removal • around, on both sides • berry-shapes bacterium • under, deficient, below • ...

medical terminology 2025-08-28

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towards the bottom/feet is ____
PRN is the abbreviation for...
____ is the top side of a structure
AOL is the abbreviation for...
to pull backwards is ____
pointing your toes in towards midline is ___
S/S is the abbreviation for...
a new or sudden injury is ____
when something is closer to the midline it is ____
___ is when you are laying face up
___ is when you are laying face down
tendon is what connects ___ to bone
inflammation and tendonitis are examples of ___ injury
pointing toes away from neutral position is ____
to push forward is ____
turning forearm toward body is ____
varus is the position of body part bent ____

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structure that connects bone to bone is ____
when something is farthest from the midline it is ____
putting heat or ice on an injury is an example of this
an ACL tear is an example of ____
decreasing the angle formed by bones of a joint is ___
S/P is the abbreviation for...
when something is ____ it is farthest from the skin
P! is the abbreviation for...
strain is the stretching of ____
bench press is an example of ____
____ is when you bring toes toward body
____ is when you point your toes away from body
when something is closest to the skin it is ___
towards the top/head is ____
a bruise is another word for this
increasing angle of a joint is ____
stretching of ligament is a ____
___ is the underside of a structure

35 Clues: to push forward is ____ • to pull backwards is ____ • towards the top/head is ____ • P! is the abbreviation for... • PRN is the abbreviation for... • S/P is the abbreviation for... • AOL is the abbreviation for... • S/S is the abbreviation for... • a new or sudden injury is ____ • towards the bottom/feet is ____ • strain is the stretching of ____ • stretching of ligament is a ____ • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-08-28

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Healing apparatus
Top side of a structure (think dorsal fin)
Far away from the skin
DOB
To pull backward
Farthest from the midline of the body
Complete separation of two ends of a joint
ER
Situated away from a center
Turning the forearm away from the body (holding a cup of soup)
Lying face up
Laying face down
Movement toward the midline of the body
A grating sound or sensation
Downward movement of the scapula
Movement away from the midline of the body
Recent or new injury, sudden onset
P!
Closeto the skin
S/S

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Looseness in the joint
Pointing the toes away from the body
Partial or incomplete separation of a joint
Closest to the midline of the body
Bringing the toes toward the body
Situated or pertaining to a center
Upward movement of the scapula
a discoloration of the skin resulting from bleeding underneath
Farthest from the center of the body
Injury with a long onset and long duration
Another word for bruise
To push forward
The underside of the foot
Closest to center of the body
Turning the forearm toward the body
Rx
Injury moving a joint toward the body

37 Clues: ER • Rx • P! • DOB • S/S • Lying face up • To push forward • To pull backward • Laying face down • Closeto the skin • Healing apparatus • Looseness in the joint • Far away from the skin • Another word for bruise • The underside of the foot • Situated away from a center • A grating sound or sensation • Closest to center of the body • Upward movement of the scapula • Downward movement of the scapula • ...

Musical Terminology 2022-10-15

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This articulation is a curved arch between two or more DIFFERENT notes.
This dynamic means "moderately soft" (combine to one word).
This dynamic means "soft."
This dynamic is abbreviated with "mf" (combine to one word).
This articulation means to hold until motioned to stop/you feel like stopping.
This word means "volume," or how loud/soft you play.
This dynamic means "very loud."
This Italian word means "smooth and connected."
This word means to "gradually get LOUDER."
This word means to "gradually get SOFTER."
This word means to "gradually slow down."

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This dynamic is abbreviated with "pp."
This articulation means "strong punch."
This is another word for "decrescendo."
This dynamic is abbreviated with "f."
This articulation's symbol is a straight horizontal line.
This is the Italian word for "speed."
This articulation means to hold through the next note(s).
This articulation means "short, quick."
This word means to "gradually speed up."

20 Clues: This dynamic means "soft." • This dynamic means "very loud." • This dynamic is abbreviated with "f." • This is the Italian word for "speed." • This dynamic is abbreviated with "pp." • This articulation means "strong punch." • This is another word for "decrescendo." • This articulation means "short, quick." • This word means to "gradually speed up." • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-09-16

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A muscle in the upper arm that helps with flexion.
The study of the skull and its features.
An excessive outward curvature of the spine, typically in the thoracic region, that results in a hunchback appearance.
An adjective meaning relating to or affecting the shoulder or scapula. For example, a scapular fracture is a fracture of the shoulder blade.
While not strictly medical, this term means the art of correct spelling.
A surgical procedure to repair the vertebral column.
Inflammation of the vertebrae.
Inflammation of a bursa, often caused by repetitive motion or pressure.
surgical removal of one or more metatarsal bones.
Pertaining to a rib and its cartilage.
Pertaining to the ankle bones.
The technical and common name for the upper arm bone.
Pertaining to the sacrum.
Relating to the foot or feet.
Inflammation of the spinal cord
Inflammation of the phalanges (finger or toe bones).

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Pertaining to the lower back, including the lumbar vertebrae and discs.
An adjective that means "relating to the fibula
The most common term, referring to a side-to-side curvature of the spine
A condition of fused fingers or toes.
A condition also known as Blount disease
Pertaining to the kneecap and the femur
Inflammation of the synovial membrane.
The study and practice of medical imaging using X-rays, radiation, and other imaging technologies to diagnose and treat diseases.
A bone in the hand or forefoot located between the carpus and the phalange
Inflammation of the joints.
Pain in the neck
A bone cell.
The surgical suturing of a tendon to bone.
Pertaining to the ulna.

30 Clues: A bone cell. • Pain in the neck • Pertaining to the ulna. • Pertaining to the sacrum. • Inflammation of the joints. • Relating to the foot or feet. • Inflammation of the vertebrae. • Pertaining to the ankle bones. • Inflammation of the spinal cord • A condition of fused fingers or toes. • Inflammation of the synovial membrane. • Pertaining to a rib and its cartilage. • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-11-11

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the measure of red blood cells
general term for low RBC's
blood in the pleural space
spinal bone
normal air sacs in the lungs
an irregular heartbeat
lying face up
closer to the origin of the body
bone cutting procedure
sideways spinal curvature
opposite side of the body
a general term to describe muscle disease
white blood cell
body wide infection
same side of the body
a bulge in a vessel wall
another term for collapsed lung
membrane around the lungs
the large airway branches
surgical procedure that opens blocked arteries
considered the master gland of the body

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heart muscle
produces insulin
front of the body
the main muscle used for breathing
gland that controls metabolism
collarbone
excess thyroid hormone
tiny blood vessel
the surgical rerouting of blood
longest muscle in the body
protein involved in clotting
tissue sampling for testing
away from the midline
a blood clot formation
alveoli damage disease
plasma without the clotting factors
back upper arm muscle
knee cap
lying face down
cancer of the blood
surgical removal
biggest or main artery leaving the heart

43 Clues: knee cap • collarbone • spinal bone • heart muscle • lying face up • lying face down • produces insulin • white blood cell • surgical removal • front of the body • tiny blood vessel • body wide infection • cancer of the blood • away from the midline • back upper arm muscle • same side of the body • excess thyroid hormone • an irregular heartbeat • a blood clot formation • alveoli damage disease • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-11-20

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how fast or how slow the heart is beating
a complete or partial blockage of a blood vessel.
complete cessation of the heart's electrical and mechanical activity, resulting in cardiac arrest
an ultrasound of the heart that uses sound waves to create moving pictures of the heart
Fatty deposits in the arteries
shortness of breath
blood
a condition where the heart muscle doesn't get enough oxygen-rich blood
High blood pressure
High levels of fat in blood
a condition where the heart beats faster than 100 times per minute while at rest
the heart suddenly stops beating, a medical emergency that requires immediate action

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stiffening of a body tissue
surgical removal
an enlarged heart
an abnormally slow heart rate
an irregular heartbeat
bluish discoloration of the skin
a minimally invasive procedure to replace a narrowed or damaged aortic valve
chest pain or discomfort caused by reduced blood flow to the heart muscle

20 Clues: blood • surgical removal • an enlarged heart • shortness of breath • High blood pressure • an irregular heartbeat • stiffening of a body tissue • High levels of fat in blood • an abnormally slow heart rate • Fatty deposits in the arteries • bluish discoloration of the skin • how fast or how slow the heart is beating • a complete or partial blockage of a blood vessel. • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-12-10

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Blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart.
Arch: The curve of the aorta that distributes blood to the upper body.
A prefix indicating below normal or deficient.
Heart Failure A condition where the heart cannot pump effectively.
Blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart.
A test that measures the heart's electrical activity.
Arrest: A sudden cessation of heart function.
Abnormally high blood pressure.
A prefix meaning within or inside.
Microscopic blood vessels where gas exchange occurs.

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Abbreviation for premature ventricular contraction, an irregular heartbeat.
A technique to visualize the inside of blood vessels and organs using contrast media.
An abnormal bulge in a blood vessel wall.
Monitor: A portable device that records the heart's activity over 24-48 hours.
A suffix often used in medical terms to denote a relationship.
Artery Diseases: Conditions affecting the arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle.
A suffix indicating a tumor or mass.
Abbreviation for chest pain, a common symptom of heart issues.
Catheterization: A procedure to diagnose and treat heart conditions using a thin tube.
Abbreviation for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, an emergency procedure to save lives.
Abbreviation for hypertension, or high blood pressure.
A prefix meaning against or opposite.
The central organ that pumps blood throughout the body.
An ultrasound test that visualizes heart structure and function.
Abbreviation for electrocardiogram, a test that records the heart's electrical signals.

25 Clues: Abnormally high blood pressure. • A prefix meaning within or inside. • A suffix indicating a tumor or mass. • A prefix meaning against or opposite. • An abnormal bulge in a blood vessel wall. • Arrest: A sudden cessation of heart function. • A prefix indicating below normal or deficient. • Microscopic blood vessels where gas exchange occurs. • ...

Lami's Theorem 2024-01-03

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Lami's theorem is used to find the conditions for ______ of a rigid body under the action of three forces.
In Lami's theorem, the forces must not be ______ to each other
Lami's theorem involves the application of ______ and torque principles.
Lami's theorem is based on the principles of ______ mechanics.
Lami's theorem can be extended to determine the ______ of a rigid body under the action of concurrent forces
A body subjected to three coplanar forces that are in equilibrium will satisfy the conditions of Lami's ______
The forces under Lami's theorem are assumed to act on a single ______
The forces must act along the ______ lines for equilibrium according to Lami's theorem.
Lami's theorem is an extension of the principle of ______ for three concurrent forces.
Lami's theorem is a principle used in the study of static ______
The mathematical expression of Lami's theorem involves the ratio of ______ forces
Lami's theorem can be applied to resolve forces acting on a _____

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Lami's theorem is named after the French mathematician and physicist, Gabriel ______
Lami's theorem deals with forces acting in a ______ plane
Lami's theorem establishes conditions for the ______ of forces acting on a rigid body
The sum of the components of forces acting along any direction is equal to
Lami's theorem is applicable to a body in ______ equilibrium
Lami's theorem is essential in understanding the equilibrium of forces in the field of ______.
The ______ of three forces acting on a point must be concurrent for equilibrium according to Lami's theorem.
The application of Lami's theorem can determine the magnitude and ______ of forces

20 Clues: Lami's theorem deals with forces acting in a ______ plane • Lami's theorem is applicable to a body in ______ equilibrium • In Lami's theorem, the forces must not be ______ to each other • Lami's theorem is based on the principles of ______ mechanics. • Lami's theorem is a principle used in the study of static ______ • ...

External Anatomy of Livestock 2017-02-16

External Anatomy of Livestock crossword puzzle

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protein in the outer layer of the skin
two external openings of the nose
system which includes the skin which protects the body
external part of the ear
underlying layer of the skin
area toward the head of the body
Papilla openings which lead to the mammary glands
back or posterior of body

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end farthest from the point of reference
structure nearest to the major point of reference
outer layer of cells which makes up the skin
belly or underside
anatomical terminology prevents _____________
long or stiff hairs on the face or nostrils, sensory
hoof farther up the animal's leg
directed toward or neat the tail of the body

16 Clues: belly or underside • external part of the ear • back or posterior of body • underlying layer of the skin • hoof farther up the animal's leg • area toward the head of the body • two external openings of the nose • protein in the outer layer of the skin • end farthest from the point of reference • outer layer of cells which makes up the skin • ...

Ballet Terminology & History 2023-09-20

Ballet Terminology & History crossword puzzle

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Ballet contains centuries of _________.
To change
Dancers execute exercises to gain strength and practice technique in preparation to dance
Throwing step
Turn or spin
Ballet terminology is utilizes _______ (language).
Gliding

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This King established the Academy of Dance and performed in many ballets
To chase
In the 19th century, in classical ballet, female dancers wear these kind of shoes
Chains or links
Ballet was originally performed as entertainment for the _____.
In the 20th century,choreographers used more freedom of ______ in torso, arms, and upper body.
Done at the end of class to thank teacher and musicians
Ballet began in this country in the 15th century
To bend

16 Clues: To bend • Gliding • To chase • To change • Turn or spin • Throwing step • Chains or links • Ballet contains centuries of _________. • Ballet began in this country in the 15th century • Ballet terminology is utilizes _______ (language). • Done at the end of class to thank teacher and musicians • Ballet was originally performed as entertainment for the _____. • ...

Force Crossword 2024-02-14

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friction that occurs when a wheel, ball, or cylinder rolls freely over a surface
force that resists motion either within the fluid itself or of another medium moving through the fluid
force that keeps an object at rest
force = mass x acceleration
universal force of attraction acting between all matter
the force the machine applies to the object you are trying to move
The push or pull on an object with mass causes it to change its velocity.
the sum of all the forces acting on an object
an object will remain in motion or at rest until acted on by an outside force
an objects tendency to resist movement

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for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
the force you apply to the machine
When the forces acting on an object have equal strength and act in opposite directions
the resistance created by any two objects when sliding against each other
forces that are not equal in magnitude and may or may not act in the same direction
measure of how heavy a person or object it
inclined plane, lever, wedge, wheel and axle, pulley, and screw
the physical relations between the forces acting on a body and the motion of the body
time rate of doing work or delivering energy
the transfer of energy by a force acting on an object as it is displaced
the SI unit of force
force that resists the sliding or rolling of one solid object over another

22 Clues: the SI unit of force • force = mass x acceleration • the force you apply to the machine • force that keeps an object at rest • an objects tendency to resist movement • measure of how heavy a person or object it • time rate of doing work or delivering energy • the sum of all the forces acting on an object • universal force of attraction acting between all matter • ...

PHI-SCI Crossword 2019-05-22

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Malignant hyperthermia
Coronary steal phenomenon
Protoplasmic poison
PG analogue used in peptic ulcer
Calcium channel blocker used in SAH
P-CAB
A synthetic BNP
Undergoes Hoffmans elimination

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Vasicoselective anticholinergic
An SERD
Recombinant PTH
Uricosuric diuretic
AIDS related anorexia
Ultra short-acting beta blocker
AE causes lengthening of eyelashes
Broad spectrum anitepileptic
Dissociative anaesthesia
3rd element in the periodic table
prokinetic agent
Ultra long acting insulin analogue

20 Clues: P-CAB • An SERD • Recombinant PTH • A synthetic BNP • prokinetic agent • Uricosuric diuretic • Protoplasmic poison • AIDS related anorexia • Malignant hyperthermia • Dissociative anaesthesia • Coronary steal phenomenon • Broad spectrum anitepileptic • Undergoes Hoffmans elimination • Vasicoselective anticholinergic • Ultra short-acting beta blocker • PG analogue used in peptic ulcer • ...

Final Crossword 2016-07-29

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this word can sound "accusatory"
Rudest Fart (anagram)
Asking questions will give us
What you try to do before escalating the call
A crying customer may make you

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What could happen if the customer is not happy
What we do at the end of a phone call
To be placed on ---- too long can be annoying
What internal terminology do we not use when speaking to customers on the phone
What we must not make
On the phone what kind of nods do we do
Courteous is to be

12 Clues: Courteous is to be • What we must not make • Rudest Fart (anagram) • Asking questions will give us • A crying customer may make you • this word can sound "accusatory" • What we do at the end of a phone call • On the phone what kind of nods do we do • To be placed on ---- too long can be annoying • What you try to do before escalating the call • ...

Logy, Geo, Bio 2023-05-09

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the study of life
the study of criminals
to compose life
plants typically with underground storage organs, where the plants hold energy and water
the body of terms used with a particular technical application in a subject of study
a text about a persons life

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the study of the heart
the study of rocks
the study of the human past using material remains
made up of the parts of Earth where life exists.
based on or derived from the physical features of an area.
study of physical features of earth

12 Clues: to compose life • the study of life • the study of rocks • the study of the heart • the study of criminals • a text about a persons life • study of physical features of earth • made up of the parts of Earth where life exists. • the study of the human past using material remains • based on or derived from the physical features of an area. • ...

Urinary System 2023-10-10

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Acronym for the amount of urine left in the bladder after urination
Hollow, distensible muscular organ lined with uroepithelium that stores and excretes urine
Involves inserting a tube directly into the renal pelvis to provide urinary drainage
Another terminology for urination.
Bacteria in the urine
Travels from the bladder and expels urine outside of the body

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Kidney infection
Inflammation of the bladder
Burning sensation during urination
Need to get up at night on a regular basis to urinate
Infection spread to the bloodstream
Blood in the urine

12 Clues: Kidney infection • Blood in the urine • Bacteria in the urine • Inflammation of the bladder • Burning sensation during urination • Another terminology for urination. • Infection spread to the bloodstream • Need to get up at night on a regular basis to urinate • Travels from the bladder and expels urine outside of the body • ...

JTTCOTE 2022-05-14

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acting with a large force
Substandard speaking
uninformed
Active soliloquize
Continual
Evil ruler

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Need compassion (adverb form)
Quick anger
Active gesticulate
Way government is organized
Acting quickly with no thought
Big astonishment
Wharf
Knowing without experience (2 words)
Content shown in ONLY words
Person in charge

16 Clues: Wharf • Continual • uninformed • Evil ruler • Quick anger • Big astonishment • Person in charge • Active gesticulate • Active soliloquize • Substandard speaking • acting with a large force • Way government is organized • Content shown in ONLY words • Need compassion (adverb form) • Acting quickly with no thought • Knowing without experience (2 words)

diabetes meds 2023-08-04

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- Life-threatening syndrome that can occur in diabetes, often with extremely high blood glucose levels (abbr.)
- Medication that decreases insulin resistance
- Autoantibody test for type 1 diabetes (abbr.)
- Acute, major, life-threatening complication of diabetes (abbr.)
- GLP-1 agonist for diabetes
- Injectable for type 2 diabetes
- Genetic form of diabetes (abbr.)

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- Continuous glucose monitoring system
- Fast-acting insulin
- Mineral important in insulin storage
- Long-acting insulin
- SGLT2 inhibitor for type 2 diabetes
- Brand name for Pioglitazone
- Non-invasive glucose monitor brand
- Rapid-acting insulin analog

15 Clues: - Fast-acting insulin • - Long-acting insulin • - GLP-1 agonist for diabetes • - Brand name for Pioglitazone • - Rapid-acting insulin analog • - Injectable for type 2 diabetes • - Genetic form of diabetes (abbr.) • - Non-invasive glucose monitor brand • - SGLT2 inhibitor for type 2 diabetes • - Continuous glucose monitoring system • - Mineral important in insulin storage • ...

crossowrd 2025-11-04

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body diagram an object with all exerted forces acting on it
covering distance
force resists change
of mass average position in all the mass
object resisting changes in its state of motion
force support force exerted by a surface on an object
field invisible barrier of exerted strength
amount of matter

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rate of change in velocity
vector sum
unit of force
magnitude and direction
intreraction that causes change
object balanced with no other forces acting on it
force of gravity acting on mass
force combined effect of all individual forces on an object

16 Clues: vector sum • unit of force • amount of matter • covering distance • force resists change • magnitude and direction • rate of change in velocity • intreraction that causes change • force of gravity acting on mass • of mass average position in all the mass • field invisible barrier of exerted strength • object resisting changes in its state of motion • ...

Science Crossword 2014-02-12

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type of internal force that pushes a structure in opposite directions
type of internal force that stretches a structure apart to expand or lengthen it
point at which a body's mass is concentrated
breakdown of a structure due to the internal and external forces acting on it
type of internal force that makes a structure larger
permanent changes to a structure due to the internal and external forces acting one it
basic shape of a structure
science of designing equipment that people can use more efficiently and safely
purpose of an object or structure

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type of internal force that twists a structure
effect on gravity on a structure (weight)
effect of all the internal and external forces acting on a structure over a long period of time
force that movers or changers while acting on a structure
philosophy of designing physical objects
balanced arrangement on opposite sides of a structure
type of internal force that squeezes or presses a structure together
the beauty in the structure

17 Clues: basic shape of a structure • the beauty in the structure • purpose of an object or structure • philosophy of designing physical objects • effect on gravity on a structure (weight) • point at which a body's mass is concentrated • type of internal force that twists a structure • type of internal force that makes a structure larger • ...

crossword 2018-06-27

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This is the schedule of activities
Name of the theme of Unit 2
This environment has the presentation of the course
Here the works and evaluations are presented
For this option I can check all my qualifications

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that contains the information to study
Student interaction space
Section where the terminology of the course is found

8 Clues: Student interaction space • Name of the theme of Unit 2 • This is the schedule of activities • that contains the information to study • Here the works and evaluations are presented • For this option I can check all my qualifications • This environment has the presentation of the course • Section where the terminology of the course is found

MUSICAL THEATRE VOCABULARY 2024-05-25

MUSICAL THEATRE VOCABULARY crossword puzzle

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use of taste,smaell and sound in acting
narrow drapes hung on left & right side of stage
small section of a scene that shifts emotion
curtain in middle of the stage
all lights go out on stage
who,what.where.when of a scene or play
notation of emotions and beats
character's reason for doing something
what blocks an actor from the objective
different strategies to overcome obstacle

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area towards the audience
actor 's position 3/4 turn
long acting piece for one actor
developed method acting
planning movement of actor on stager
actors recall feelings and emotions for role
area backstage on either side of stage
an physical action from an actor showing character
thoughts implied by the actor not in the script

19 Clues: developed method acting • area towards the audience • actor 's position 3/4 turn • all lights go out on stage • curtain in middle of the stage • notation of emotions and beats • long acting piece for one actor • planning movement of actor on stager • who,what.where.when of a scene or play • area backstage on either side of stage • character's reason for doing something • ...

ANATOMICAL TERMINOLOGY 2019-02-13

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Palpate __________ pulses to check circulation to the feet.
Face up.
_________ temperature is assessed by placing a thermometer in the underarm.
Who is the subject facing when in the _________ in the anatomical position?
Directional term for the navel relative to the neck.
Relating to the legs.
Actual cuts.
The abdominopelvic cavity is divided into nine _________.
Toward the outside of the body.
The ________ artery is a major vessel running along the longest bone in the body.
Body cavity found in the trunk.
The structures in this region are used to make a fist.
Which cavity contains the spinal cord?
The subject is standing _________ in the anatomical position.
_________ membranes line cavities and organs.
Fingers.
Oral/buccal cavity is also the _____.
What surface of the hands touch while clapping?
Nosebleeds occur in the ________ region.
Toward the inside of the body.

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Closer to midline.
Where are the arms located in the anatomical position?
The abdominopelvic cavity is divided into four _________.
The kneecap is found in the __________ region.
Body cavity found in the head, neck and posterior part of the trunk.
Which way are the palms facing in the anatomical position?
Structures on the same side of the body.
This cavity is crucial in processing sound vibrations for hearing.
The eyes are in this region.
Ballerinas bear weight on what region while performing?
Further from midline.
__________ warts are found on the soles of the feet.
Directional term for the eyes relative to the chin.
Also know as inguinal.
Serous membranes lining the hears.
The chest cavity superior to the diaphragm.
Imaginary flat surfaces.
Serous membranes lining the abdominal cavity.
The back side of the hand.
Serous membranes lining the lungs.
In the anatomical position, the feet are spaced slightly _________ .
Face down.

42 Clues: Face up. • Fingers. • Face down. • Actual cuts. • Closer to midline. • Further from midline. • Relating to the legs. • Also know as inguinal. • Imaginary flat surfaces. • The back side of the hand. • The eyes are in this region. • Toward the inside of the body. • Toward the outside of the body. • Body cavity found in the trunk. • Serous membranes lining the hears. • ...

Statistics Terminology 2019-01-03

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This is a type of data which is measurable and can take any numerical value.
This describes two events that cannot happen at the same time.
This is database function that you would use to request information.
This is a spreadsheet function that you would use to arrange the entries in a particular order.
This term describes when you make a prediction outside of the data range.
A mathematical line of best fit is known as a ________ line.
This is a name for a category in a spreadsheet or database.
A distribution where there are two outcomes, a fixed number of trials, the trials are independent of each other and the probability of success is fixed.
This summary statistic is found by summing all of the data points and dividing by the total number.
The most common value in the data set.
99.7% of data lie within how many standard deviations of the mean in a normal distribution?

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The statistical ______ cycle is the process which covers initial planning, data collection, data processing and presentation, interpretation of results and evaluation and review.
This correlation coefficient is used when data are already ranked or there is a non-linear relationship.
The curve representing the normal distribution is said to have this shape.
The sum of all probabilities for a discrete random variable must add up to this value.
This describes two events where the event that one happens does not affect the probability of the other happening.
This is a spreadsheet function that you would use to show only certain values.
This is a type of data which is non-numerical.
A diagram representing probabilities using overlapping circles was named after this mathematician.
This value represents the spread of the data and is represented by the square of s.
This is a type of graph which is used to represent continuous data where the area is proportional to the frequency.
This is a type of data which is countable and can only take specific numerical values.
The middle vale in the data set.

23 Clues: The middle vale in the data set. • The most common value in the data set. • This is a type of data which is non-numerical. • This is a name for a category in a spreadsheet or database. • A mathematical line of best fit is known as a ________ line. • This describes two events that cannot happen at the same time. • ...

medical terminology 2019-01-22

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one of four babies born together
to move away from the midline
partially permeable
backward flow
two atoms
consisting of ,many vcells
to cut out
radiation therapy delivered at a distance from the body
having one eyepiece of affecting one eye
displacement of the stomach to the right
made up of two parts
having variable body tempature (therm/o)
enlargement of the colon

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cut through or across
primary
frequent discharge of fluid fecal matter
left handed
round bacteria (cocci) that grow in groups of two
newborn infant
one half of a rounded structure
form into one part
middle portion of the brain, midbrain
having three points or cusps
having many forms

24 Clues: primary • two atoms • to cut out • left handed • backward flow • newborn infant • having many forms • form into one part • partially permeable • made up of two parts • cut through or across • enlargement of the colon • consisting of ,many vcells • having three points or cusps • to move away from the midline • one half of a rounded structure • one of four babies born together • ...

Veterinary Terminology 2018-03-22

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Tumor
Breathing
Cell
Feline leukemia virus
Two times daily
Eating/swallowing
Inflammation
One time daily
Red blood cell
Involuntary contraction
Feces
Down, from
One who studies
Birth
Abdomen
Oxygen
Water
abnormally slow
Recording of
Urinary System
Liver
Intravenous

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Blood conditions
Study of
Deficiency of
Blue
Destruction of
Four times daily
Skin
Peritoneum
Domestic short hair (cat)
Abnormally large
Surgically remove
As much as desired
Intestines
Gums
Poison
Intensive care unit
Abnormally fast
Diagnosis
Pertaining to
Three times daily

42 Clues: Cell • Blue • Skin • Gums • Tumor • Feces • Birth • Water • Liver • Poison • Oxygen • Abdomen • Study of • Breathing • Diagnosis • Peritoneum • Down, from • Intestines • Intravenous • Inflammation • Recording of • Deficiency of • Pertaining to • Destruction of • One time daily • Red blood cell • Urinary System • Two times daily • One who studies • Abnormally fast • abnormally slow • Blood conditions • Four times daily • Abnormally large • ...

Anatomical Terminology 2022-01-18

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Movement of the foot toes point downward
Flexion Side bending of the vertebral column
Palm of the hand
Movement of the foot the sole turns inwards
Divides the body vertically front and back
In front of or towards the front
Movement of a body part downward
Towards the medial line or central axis
Movement of body part forward
Movement toward a medial line
Circular movement
Movement of a body part upward
Rotational movement the palm is forward
Below or closer to the feet
The action of straightening
In back of or towards the back
Divides the body vertically left and right
In close proximity to or nearer to the center
Movement of the foot the sole turns outward

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Extension beyond normal
Back of the hand or foot
Divides the body horizontally
Either the palm or the sole
Rotational movement the palm is backward
Movement of the thumb touches another finger
Underside of the foot
Movement of the foot toes pointing upward
Movement of a body part backward
Movement away from a medial line
Above or closer to the head
The action of bending
Distant from or farther from the center
Movement of the thumb from opposition back
Away from the medial line or central axis

34 Clues: Palm of the hand • Circular movement • Underside of the foot • The action of bending • Extension beyond normal • Back of the hand or foot • Either the palm or the sole • Above or closer to the head • Below or closer to the feet • The action of straightening • Divides the body horizontally • Movement of body part forward • Movement toward a medial line • Movement of a body part upward • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-01-19

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attached to the beginning of a word root to modify its meaning; example, sub-
the complete set of information in the DNA of a specific organism
from first letter of words, example, MRSA
largest structure within the cell, usually spherical and centrally located
group of similar cells that performs a specific function
comprises each gene; is a genetic material that regulates the activities of the cell.
dividing medical terms into word parts, then labeling each word part and combining form
basic unit of all living things
space inside the skull containing the brain
attached to the end of a word root to modify its meaning; example, -ic
an experimental procedure to treat or prevent disease
space inside the spinal column containing the spinal cord
name of a person or place
forms the boundary of the cell

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located in the nucleus of the cell. There are 46 in all normal human cells
root core of a word; example, hepat
Composed of skin, nails, and glands. Forms a protective covering for the body, regulates body temperature, and helps manufacture vitamin D.
regions within the chromosome. Determine hereditary characteristics.
two or more types of tissues that together perform special body functions
terms derived from the English language, example, complete blood count with differential
applying the meaning of each word part contained in the medical term to derive its meaning
gel-like fluid inside the cell

22 Clues: name of a person or place • gel-like fluid inside the cell • forms the boundary of the cell • basic unit of all living things • root core of a word; example, hepat • from first letter of words, example, MRSA • space inside the skull containing the brain • an experimental procedure to treat or prevent disease • group of similar cells that performs a specific function • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-01-25

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birth term for swine
castrated male sheep
mature female chicken
mature female hose
young male chicken
mature female goat
young male cow
birth term for horse
newborn rabbit
birth term for fish

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mature female goose
young female swine
mature male goose
young male horse
young female sheep
young male sheep
mature female rabbit
mature male duck
birth term for goats
young female chicken
young male swine
young female horse
castrated male chicken
birth term for dairy-cattle
newborn goat
newborn fish
mature male rabbit

27 Clues: newborn goat • newborn fish • young male cow • newborn rabbit • young male horse • young male sheep • mature male duck • young male swine • mature male goose • young female swine • young female sheep • mature female hose • young male chicken • mature female goat • young female horse • mature male rabbit • mature female goose • birth term for fish • birth term for swine • castrated male sheep • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-01-25

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, castrated bull
, newborn chicken
, mature male horse
, newborn sheep
, mature female cattle
, young female sheep
, mature male cattle
, young male cattle
, castrated male sheep
, young female horse
, mature male swine
, newborn swine

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, mature female horse
, young female swine
, mature male sheep
, newborn goat
, young male sheep
, mature female swine
, castrated male horse
, young female cattle
, young male horse
, young male goat
kid , young female goat
, castrated male swine
, newborn cattle
, mature female sheep
, newborn horse

27 Clues: , newborn goat • , newborn sheep • , newborn horse • , newborn swine • , castrated bull • , newborn cattle • , newborn chicken • , young male goat • , young male sheep • , young male horse • , mature male sheep • , mature male horse • , young male cattle • , mature male swine • , young female swine • , young female sheep • , mature male cattle • , young female horse • , mature female horse • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-01-06

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disease
arm
bone
muscle
to cut
within
spine
brain
many
fast
small

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heart
over, above
to cut out
tissue
large
one
between
nerve
new
skin
condition of
female, woman
after
under, below
inflammation

26 Clues: arm • one • new • bone • skin • many • fast • heart • large • nerve • spine • brain • after • small • tissue • muscle • to cut • within • disease • between • to cut out • over, above • condition of • under, below • inflammation • female, woman

Medical Terminology 2020-09-20

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The responsibilities of gastroenterologists include stomach and _________ disorders
A ______ treats those with mental disorders
The study of radiant energy for the diagnosis and treatment of disease
The specialty of neurologists is those related to ____ disorders
study of the stomach and intestines
Bronchiectasis is expanding; dilating; dilation of the _______
records-the image obtained
across the stomach
A instrument for examining the stomach
retrogastric pertains to ______ the stomach
Leukemia is a blood condition of too many _____ blood cells, the cells are cancerous
process of visually examining the stomach
incision of the stomach
radiation oncologists are responsible for treating _________with high energy radiation

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Hyperthyroidism is the ________ production of hormone of the thyroid gland
The study of disease
pain in the stomach
Nephrologists and Urologists treat____ diseases
excision of the stomach
Subgastric refers to ______ the stomach
_____ is the process of visually examining the bronchial tree
inflammation of the stomach
process of recording- the examination
Hypothyroidism is the ___________production of hormone from the thyroid gland
Ophthalmologists deal with _________disorders
Radiologists _________ radiographs
Fractures are responsibilities of an ____
A specialist physician who deals with female diseases
excision of the breast
hematologists treat those with ______ disorders

30 Clues: across the stomach • pain in the stomach • The study of disease • excision of the breast • excision of the stomach • incision of the stomach • records-the image obtained • inflammation of the stomach • Radiologists _________ radiographs • study of the stomach and intestines • process of recording- the examination • A instrument for examining the stomach • ...

Musical Terminology 2020-07-03

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Lowest female voice
Sad sounding
Middle female voice
The different layers in a piece of music
Highest female voice
A song sung by two people
Happy sounding
The word to describe sung dialoque
A dramatic work in one of more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists
Provide structure to the narrative and can provide information and commentary. They may also feature in songs.

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Refers to the volume of the music
A song sung by one person
The overall plan of a piece of music
Lowest male voice
The number of beats in a bar
The tune
Middles male voice
Highest male voice
Refers to the speed of the music
A form of theatrical performance that combines songs and spoken dialogue

20 Clues: The tune • Sad sounding • Happy sounding • Lowest male voice • Middles male voice • Highest male voice • Lowest female voice • Middle female voice • Highest female voice • A song sung by one person • A song sung by two people • The number of beats in a bar • Refers to the speed of the music • Refers to the volume of the music • The word to describe sung dialoque • ...

Medical Terminology 2020-09-04

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without fever
tumor of fat
red cell
first letters of phrase
cell
study of disease
black tumor
cell substance
end of word

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swelling
pertaining to cancer
fibrous tumor
gland
study of tumors
nerve
basic unit of living things
disease
study of
disease in joints
body substance

20 Clues: cell • gland • nerve • disease • swelling • red cell • study of • black tumor • end of word • tumor of fat • without fever • fibrous tumor • cell substance • body substance • study of tumors • study of disease • disease in joints • pertaining to cancer • first letters of phrase • basic unit of living things

Terminology 4 2020-09-11

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cell structure that receives proteins, packages, them and distributes them throughout the cell
the storage area of the cell
plant
many
eye
organisms that can make their own food
earth
the brain of the cell
the cell's cleanup crew
organism that CANNOT make their own food
produces proteins for the cell , the factory of the cell
the highway system of the cell
the ability to maintain stable internal conditions

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heart
tiny structures that carry out specific functions in the cell
organelle that controls what substances come into and out of the cell
foot
water
the powerhouse of the cell, makes energy
a jellylike substance that holds organelles in place
an action or change in behavior as a result of a stimulus
blood
this organelle makes plants a green color
rigid outer layer that is only present in plant cells
meat
a change in an organism's surroundings that causes an organism to react
five

27 Clues: eye • foot • many • meat • five • heart • water • plant • earth • blood • the brain of the cell • the cell's cleanup crew • the storage area of the cell • the highway system of the cell • organisms that can make their own food • the powerhouse of the cell, makes energy • organism that CANNOT make their own food • this organelle makes plants a green color • ...

Map terminology 2020-08-27

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shows direction on a map
Horizontal lines parallel to the equator
vertical lines parallel to the prime meridian
____________ hemisphere is separated by the prime meridian and Australia is located in it.
A line separating the northern and Southern Hemispheres
A half of the Earth
The most accurate map; a sphere shaped map
The height of an object compared to sea level
_______ map shows landmarks

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A mark or shape that means something on a map
__________ hemisphere is separated by the equator and is contains Europe.
shows location of places exactly or in relation
Shows the relationship between the distance on the map and the real distance
___________ hemisphere is separated by the prime meridian and contains North America.
________ directions; “true directions” North, South, East, West
________ direction: not true directions, Halfway between directions
a line separating Eastern and Western Hemisphere
__________ hemisphere is separated by the equator and contains Antarctica
_______ map shows boundaries between states, countries, or cities.
shows what symbols on the maps mean

20 Clues: A half of the Earth • shows direction on a map • _______ map shows landmarks • shows what symbols on the maps mean • Horizontal lines parallel to the equator • The most accurate map; a sphere shaped map • A mark or shape that means something on a map • vertical lines parallel to the prime meridian • The height of an object compared to sea level • ...

Terminology 2 2020-08-27

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organism made up of multiple cells
a change in an organism's surroundings that causes the organism to react
meat
Earth
the basic unit of structure and function
life
organism that cannot make its own food
observation expressed in numbers
stomach
the mistaken idea that living things can come from non-living sources
a living thing
the study of

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plant
heart
organism made of a single cell
observation that cannot be expressed in numbers
an action or change in behavior
using one or more of your senses to gather information
maintenance of stable internal conditions
organism that can make its own food
explaining the things you observe
to eat
process of change that occurs during an organism's life
green
nerve

25 Clues: meat • life • plant • heart • Earth • green • nerve • to eat • stomach • the study of • a living thing • organism made of a single cell • an action or change in behavior • observation expressed in numbers • explaining the things you observe • organism made up of multiple cells • organism that can make its own food • organism that cannot make its own food • the basic unit of structure and function • ...

Dental Terminology 2020-07-27

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rubber bands placed interproximal to move the teeth apart to fit an ortho appliance
Cavity formation in teeth caused by bacteria
of or relating to lips
damage to a tooth's surface, or enamel
a clear plastic tooth form that is trimmed and filled with composite resin (tooth colored filling material) to provide full tooth coverage after cavity removal
a sticky, colorless or pale yellow acidic film that is constantly forming on your teeth
a way to restore a tooth damaged by decay back to its normal function and shape
gums and other tissues surrounding the teeth
used in dental restorations to prevent the dental pulp from dying, after being exposed, or nearly exposed during a cavity preparation
shows upper and lower teeth to check for decay in between teeth
rings that are fitted around your back teeth for orthodontic appliances
yellowish tissue that makes up the bulk of all teeth immediately beneath enamel
by poor oral hygiene or leakage
or tartar is a form of hardened/calcified dental plaque
occurs under existing dental restorations,

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condition caused by excessive intake of fluorine compounds
permanently damaged areas in the hard surface of your teeth that develop into tiny openings or holes
pocket of pus, at tip of root, usually from an untreated cavity, injury, or old dental work
process in tooth development in which the teeth enter the mouth and become visible
relationship between the maxillary and mandibular teeth when they approach each other
to relieve pain/alleviate a problem without dealing with the underlying cause
process of shedding primary teeth to be replaced by permanent teeth
of or relating to tongue
the area at the end of the roots of teeth
gum disease(observed as swollen, puffy, receding, sometimes tender, or gums that bleed easily)
various ways to replace or restore missing parts of the tooth structure
of or relating to cheek

27 Clues: of or relating to lips • of or relating to cheek • of or relating to tongue • by poor oral hygiene or leakage • damage to a tooth's surface, or enamel • the area at the end of the roots of teeth • occurs under existing dental restorations, • Cavity formation in teeth caused by bacteria • gums and other tissues surrounding the teeth • ...

Fire Terminology 2020-08-02

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The removal of hazardous substances from the employees and equipment
Radio designation of the person in charge of the incident
An explosive reaction with a release rate less than 1/100th of a second
A diamond shape sign mounted on trains and trucks as a warning of materials carried.
Motor driven fire fighter equipment
A point when a fire has broken out of the structure.
Federal Communications Commission
The total fire fighting personnel on duty during a scheduled work period.
The process of neutralizing a hazardous material spill by applying another material to the spill that will react chemically with it to form a less harmful substance.
structures or property near a fire that are in jeopardy of damages caused by the fire

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Explosion caused by air entering a smoke charged building
moving operation to reduce damage to goods and products involved in an incident
Unit comprised of several companies, and commanded by a chief officer
The introduction of chemical vapors or toxic products of combustion into the body by way of the respiratory system
Heating of all combustibles present to their ignition temperature, causing rapid fire spread
Fire believed to have been deliberately set
A colorless, odorless gas. It is used to extinguish fires in materials and equipment that might be damaged or destroyed by other fire fighting agents. it works by displacing the oxygen
Setting of illegal fires for malicious purposes
Any break in a bone.
Examine numerous patients in order to treat them according to severity of injury or illness
Violent explosion caused by the heating of a gas

21 Clues: Any break in a bone. • Federal Communications Commission • Motor driven fire fighter equipment • Fire believed to have been deliberately set • Setting of illegal fires for malicious purposes • Violent explosion caused by the heating of a gas • A point when a fire has broken out of the structure. • Explosion caused by air entering a smoke charged building • ...

Mortgage Terminology 2020-08-01

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lenders will check this report to assess your character
required for loans above 80% lending
government tax payable when a property is purchased
when a property has a clear title with no mortgage
the most common interest rate choice
to move a loan from one lender to another
written agreement outlining the terms of a purchase
value of an asset minus the debt owing
additional loan repayments that can be drawn on
the percentage value of debt against asset
an independent assessment of a property
increase in property value over time

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asset offered by the borrower to the lender
a third party who provides additional security
any outstanding financial debt
the process of building a house
approval from a bank that is not yet confirmed
lowest loan repayments without paying the principle
to lock in your repayments for a set time
loss tax benefit for investment property
will be lodged if you don't pay a bill for 90+ days
completion of the sale or purchase of a property

22 Clues: any outstanding financial debt • the process of building a house • required for loans above 80% lending • the most common interest rate choice • increase in property value over time • value of an asset minus the debt owing • an independent assessment of a property • loss tax benefit for investment property • to lock in your repayments for a set time • ...

Business Terminology 2020-06-21

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looks at the operation of a nation's economy as a whole
the study of how society chooses to employ resources to produce goods and services and distribute them for consumption among various competing groups and individuals
an electronic storage file for information
one company's purchase of the property and obligations of another company
a legal entity with authority to act and have liability apart from its owners
insiders who report illegal or unethical behavior
people with unsatisfied wants and needs who have both the resources and the willingness to buy
buying products from another country
a person who buys a franchise
the result of two firms forming one company
the quantity of products that manufacturers or owners are willing to sell at different prices at a specific time
the chance an entrepreneur takes of losing time and money on a business that may not prove profitable
the price determined by supply and demand
tangible products such as computers, food, clothing, cars, and appliances
selling products in a foreign country at lower prices than those charged in the producing country
a legal form of business with two or more owners

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the sum of government deficits over time
a person who risks time and money to start a business
centers that offer new businesses low-cost offices with basic business services
creative people who work as entrepreneurs within corporations
standards of moral behavior that is, behavior accepted by society as right versus wrong
the quantity of products that people are willing to buy at different prices at a specific time
lowering the value of a nation's currency relative to other currencies
any activity that seeks to provide goods and service at a profit
the buying and selling of good online
a tax imposed on imports

26 Clues: a tax imposed on imports • a person who buys a franchise • buying products from another country • the buying and selling of good online • the sum of government deficits over time • the price determined by supply and demand • an electronic storage file for information • the result of two firms forming one company • a legal form of business with two or more owners • ...

Argumentation Terminology 2022-03-08

Argumentation Terminology crossword puzzle

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what an argument is about
the intended recipient of the writing
what the writer hopes to achieve through the writing
facts about the world used to support claims
direct comparison of two unlike things
the event or occurrence that prompts a writer to write
a recognition of the source of evidence found in an argument
an indirect comparison between two things
the drawing of boundaries within an argument
appeals to the reasoning or understanding of the audience
a deliberate overstatement or exaggeration used to make a point

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the main message or claim in an argument
use of soft language to speak of something huge; the opposite of hyperbole
a complex comparison of two things that seem unrelated
a discussion involving two opposing parties
appeals to the credibility of the author or the sources used by the author
an attempt to find or express common ground with opposition
appeals to the emotions of the audience
the part of an argument that seeks to disprove the arguments of the opposition
the language used to make an argument; also how the argument is made
the attitude of the writer towards the subject
appeals to the timeliness of the argument; creating a sense of urgency about the topic
faulty reasoning

23 Clues: faulty reasoning • what an argument is about • the intended recipient of the writing • direct comparison of two unlike things • appeals to the emotions of the audience • the main message or claim in an argument • an indirect comparison between two things • a discussion involving two opposing parties • facts about the world used to support claims • ...

medical terminology 2022-02-22

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with fever
malignant tumor composed of striated muscle
tumor composed of smooth muscle
cancerous tumor
tumor of connective tissue
eating or swallowing
cancerous tumor of glandular tissue

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pertaining to the internal organs
increased the number of red blood cells
tumor composed of fiber
tumor comprised of fatty tissue
benign or malignant tumor with dark pigment
tumor of green color
flesh combing form
tumor comprised of muscle tissue
excessive development
cell growth that grows uncontrollably and spreads locally and/or distant sites
tumor likely to cause death
resembling a nerve
tumor made of nervous tissue

20 Clues: with fever • cancerous tumor • flesh combing form • resembling a nerve • tumor of green color • eating or swallowing • excessive development • tumor composed of fiber • tumor of connective tissue • tumor likely to cause death • tumor made of nervous tissue • tumor comprised of fatty tissue • tumor composed of smooth muscle • tumor comprised of muscle tissue • ...

Tax Terminology 2022-02-25

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Tax ________ is used to file your taxes electronically. (E.g., TurboTax, HR Block, TaxAct)
Reccuring length of time over which an employee is paid.
A I9 is the form that proves you are ________ to work in the U.S.
The deadline for your employer to send you a W2 is _______ 31st.
Federal government agency responsible for collecting revenue.
When you add up all your personal deductions for the year you _______ your deductions.
A government program that collects taxes for Social Security and Medicare (aka payroll taxes).
If your tax situation is complicated or you don't have time, you might hire a tax ____________. Known as Certified Public Accountants (CPA) or Enrolled Agents (EA).
A 1099 is a form given to you if you worked for an individual or business that wasn't your ________.
Record per pay period of wages, income taxes withheld, payroll taxes, and benefit/retirement deductions.
This payroll tax taxes 6.5% of your gross income.
Total amount of money that you pay taxes on.

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Total money earned per year.
This payroll tax taxes 1.45% of your gross income.
90% of tax filers choose to take this deduction.
These reduce your actual amount of taxes you owe.
A 1040 is used to ____ your federal income tax return by paper.
A W2 is a summary of your total _____ from one job over the year.
Amounts that reduce your taxable income.
A W4 is the form that you fill out so your employer can ________ the correct amount of federal income tax.
The deadline to file your taxes is _____ 15th.
When deciding between the standard deduction or itemizing your deductions, you cannot choose ____.

22 Clues: Total money earned per year. • Amounts that reduce your taxable income. • Total amount of money that you pay taxes on. • The deadline to file your taxes is _____ 15th. • 90% of tax filers choose to take this deduction. • These reduce your actual amount of taxes you owe. • This payroll tax taxes 6.5% of your gross income. • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-03-01

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sac around the heart
joint pain
absent breathing
on or affecting the same side
root word for liver
inflammation of the pancreas
the study of the heart
root word for stomach
surgical removal of appendix
root word for bone
root word for lungs
root word for heart
below normal blood flow to organs
difficulty speaking
root word for joint

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fast heart rate
inflammation of the gallbladder
black, tarry stool
inflammation of the bladder
area behind the peritoneum
enlargement of the liver
enlargement of the heart
difficulty eating
paralysis of all four extremities
spitting up blood
the study of disease of the stomach and small intestines
fast breathing
disease of the kidney
root word for kidney
root word for bile
slow breathing

31 Clues: joint pain • fast breathing • slow breathing • fast heart rate • absent breathing • difficulty eating • spitting up blood • black, tarry stool • root word for bone • root word for bile • root word for liver • root word for lungs • root word for heart • difficulty speaking • root word for joint • sac around the heart • root word for kidney • root word for stomach • disease of the kidney • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-02-01

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study of tissue
producing cells
condition of cell death
excessive development (number of cells)
disease characterized by unregulated growth of cells
group of similar cells that performs a function
genetic material that regulates cell activity
humans have 46, located inside cell nucleus

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white blood cell
pertaining to internal organs
pertaining to a body system
basic unit of all living things
suffix, meaning abnormal condition
suffix, meaning view of or viewing
gel-like liquid inside the cells
pertaining to the body
suffix, meaning tumor, swelling
suffix, meaning disease
study of cells
incomplete development of tissue/organs

20 Clues: study of cells • study of tissue • producing cells • white blood cell • pertaining to the body • condition of cell death • suffix, meaning disease • pertaining to a body system • pertaining to internal organs • basic unit of all living things • suffix, meaning tumor, swelling • gel-like liquid inside the cells • suffix, meaning abnormal condition • suffix, meaning view of or viewing • ...

Medical Terminology 2021-10-28

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joint pain
difficulty speaking
abnormal hardening of an artery
high blood sugar
skull
Increased fluid in the brain
process of blood clotting
low blood flow to tissue
vomiting blood
difficulty swallowing
inflammation of the liver
inflammation of the stomach

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white blood cells
removal of the appendix
study of the lungs
incision in the wall of the chest
excessive carbon dioxide in the body
low oxygen in the blood
pain in the stomach
bluish color due to decreased oxygen
bone
inflammation of a clotting vein
paralysis of one side of the body
inflammation of the gallbladder
study of the nervous system
irregular heartbeat
binding
lack of oxygen
pain

29 Clues: bone • pain • skull • binding • joint pain • vomiting blood • high blood sugar • white blood cells • study of the lungs • pain in the stomach • irregular heartbeat • difficulty swallowing • removal of the appendix • low oxygen in the blood • low blood flow to tissue • difficulty speaking • process of blood clotting • inflammation of the liver • lack of oxygen • ...

Medical Terminology 2021-11-14

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is an infection of one or both of the lungs caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi.
is a surgical procedure in which a cut is made between the ribs to see and reach the lungs or other organs in the chest or thorax.
is the upper central region of the abdomen.
inflammation of the liver
The presence of anti-HBs is generally interpreted as indicating recovery and immunity from hepatitis B virus infection.
Pathways in the wall of cerebral and cervical blood vessels.
Pertaining to the chest.
the branch of medicine that deals with diseases and abnormalities of the heart.
is an application which measures your heart rate.

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situated above or anterior to the thorax specifically : lying above or anterior to those vertebrae bearing thoracic ribs pre thoracic vertebrae.
is a life-threatening inflammation of the inner lining of your heart's chambers and valves (endocardium).
is an excessive growth of bone. It may lead to exostosis. It occurs in many musculoskeletal disorders.
the curve or tracing made by a cardiograph.
is inflammation of the pericardium, the thin sac (membrane) that surrounds the heart.
is an inflammation of the lining of your bronchial tubes, which carry air to and from your lungs.
is an area of medicine that focuses on diseases of the liver as well as related conditions.
Having to do with the liver.
Before reaching the stomach
is the fluid contained in the membranous labyrinth of the inner ear.
is a condition in which an abnormal communication is present between the perilymphatic space of the inner ear and the middle ear or mastoid.

20 Clues: Pertaining to the chest. • inflammation of the liver • Before reaching the stomach • Having to do with the liver. • is the upper central region of the abdomen. • the curve or tracing made by a cardiograph. • is an application which measures your heart rate. • Pathways in the wall of cerebral and cervical blood vessels. • ...

IT Terminology 2021-11-11

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The name would suggest this is easier to wear.
A mask won't protect you from this type of 'infection'.
Has something in common with a piano.
Watches, phones, even certain home appliances, all of these can be reffered to as...
A type of address.
A cordless way to connect to the internet.
Name has something in common with a car.
It would be difficult to wear this.
For the answer, look at what spiders make.
A type of input device that might leave you feeling watched.
If broken, the cat may be responsible.
A type of user interface, often covered in fingerprints.
No surgeons are involved in this kind of system.
The answer to this one does not bring you food.

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No drinks are served here.
This input device's name wrongly suggests it can pick up texts.
A computer may be storing these, but they are not for eating.
When logging in, without this you shall not...
Cable that connects a computer to the internet, begins with an E.
A good routine to have.
Slang for using the internet.
A user definitely should not wear this.
Command Line, Natural Language, Menu driven all of these are a type of...

23 Clues: A type of address. • A good routine to have. • No drinks are served here. • Slang for using the internet. • It would be difficult to wear this. • Has something in common with a piano. • If broken, the cat may be responsible. • A user definitely should not wear this. • Name has something in common with a car. • A cordless way to connect to the internet. • ...

Medical Terminology 2021-11-02

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decrease in bone density
malignant tumor of a gland
Surgical removal of the liver
moves away from the midline
red blood cells
combination of four
The surgical procedure of removal of the spleen
return after stoppage
instrument to look into the retina
Enlarged tongue
Inflammation of the appendix
high blood pressure
moves towards the midline

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painful urination
eye doctor specialist
drooping of the eyelid
slow heartbeat
double vision
Blood loss
accumulation of fluid
Profuse soft stool discharge
Paralysis of the eye muscles
too little urine
Inflammation of the liver
device used to examine a body cavity
after surgery
agent that kills bacteria
The study of human mental disorders
scanty urine output
objects appear to be larger than normal

30 Clues: Blood loss • double vision • after surgery • slow heartbeat • red blood cells • Enlarged tongue • too little urine • painful urination • combination of four • scanty urine output • high blood pressure • eye doctor specialist • accumulation of fluid • return after stoppage • drooping of the eyelid • decrease in bone density • Inflammation of the liver • agent that kills bacteria • ...

Treeplanting Terminology 2022-03-25

Treeplanting Terminology crossword puzzle

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coloured plastic ribbon used to mark tree placement
putting trees into your planting bags at the cache
a part of the cut block assigned to a planter
a single, young tree
a specific spot best suited for optimal tree growth
number of planted trees per hectare
correcting poorly planted seedlings
long, straight handle of a planting shovel
a white and silver tarp used to keep seedlings cool at the cache

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temporary storage for trees on the block
an inexperienced planter
a small group of seedlings wrapped in plastic
a person that plants a lot of trees to correct specifications and quality
3.99 metre sample of planted land
nice land that is easy and fast to plant
an experienced planter
debris left behind after logging
inflammation of the tendons
manually removing the organic layer from a planting spot
the fragile root casing of your seedling

20 Clues: a single, young tree • an experienced planter • an inexperienced planter • inflammation of the tendons • debris left behind after logging • 3.99 metre sample of planted land • number of planted trees per hectare • correcting poorly planted seedlings • temporary storage for trees on the block • nice land that is easy and fast to plant • the fragile root casing of your seedling • ...

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