acting terminology Crossword Puzzles

Medical Terminology 2022-11-03

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syr
mg
PO, po, p.o.
r, R
oz
s(with line above it)
oint., ung
susp
h
P
Ht,ht

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inj
stat
Rx
IV
Hx
K+, K
Pt
sup., supp
Na+, Na
h.s.

21 Clues: h • P • Rx • mg • IV • Hx • Pt • oz • inj • syr • stat • r, R • susp • h.s. • K+, K • Ht,ht • Na+, Na • sup., supp • oint., ung • PO, po, p.o. • s(with line above it)

Medical Terminology 2022-10-08

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recording an image using xrays
Red Blood Cell
Abnormally slow heartrate
Malignant blood disease
The process of restricting and confining and xray beam to a given area
Pertaining to water
tool used to evaluate the ear
Sterile urine collection
blood in urine
newborn
inflammation of the gingiva

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tool used to evaluate the eyes
producing a lot of urine
Lack of blood
Abnormally fast heartrate
White blood cell
Inflammation of the skin
inflammation of the joints
inflammation of the ear
Eating Feces
Pertaining to the head
pertaining to the ear

22 Clues: newborn • Eating Feces • Lack of blood • Red Blood Cell • blood in urine • White blood cell • Pertaining to water • pertaining to the ear • Pertaining to the head • Malignant blood disease • inflammation of the ear • producing a lot of urine • Inflammation of the skin • Sterile urine collection • Abnormally slow heartrate • Abnormally fast heartrate • inflammation of the joints • ...

Mollusca Terminology 2022-10-24

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This structure (style) is used in concert with a gastric shield in a “mortar & pestle” digestive method
These cells control cephalopods’ ability to alter the way light hits them
This type of gill structure is considered more primitive, and relies on a 3 chambered heart (water in 2 ways and out 1)
Indigestible grit excreted by filter feeding bivalves
Bivalves do not exhibit a clear “head”, the process that normally forms the head structure is called _____
Paired chemosensory organs in molluscs
Gland in Lamellibranch bivalves that produces a “beard” of threads to help anchor them to a substrate
Most common type of reproduction conducted by molluscs
This class is often found in deep benthic water
Ectoparasitic larvae of some freshwater mussels
Siphuncle, chromatophores, and iridocytes are all structures in what class
This member of the class Cephalopoda has an internal chambered shell
The external, feathery gills developed by Opisthobranchs
Aplacaphora has ________ in place of a shell
Free-swimming mollusc larvae with ciliated velum
The lateral folds of the foot that Opisthobranchs have used to modify that muscle
A specialized morphological feature in Protobranchia that aids them in deposit feeding
Means that the individual has a left-coiled shell
These cells control cephalopods’ color-changing ability
The function of the radula that is different for aplacophorans
Formed from muscular wavy muscles, used for locomotion in some clades
A set of light and dark colored bands of muscle fibers that relax and contract, aid in locomotion
The name of the protinacious shield that many gastropods have on their foot

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Type of flow (exchange) used to maximize flow of oxygen into the blood
The only member of cephalopoda that still has an external shell
Opisthobranchs use _____ for chemosensory purposes
Their shell forms as a series of 7 to 8 plates
Formal term for the synapomorphic structure used for gas exchange
Bioluminescent cells
Excretory system in molluscs
Structure in cephalopods that was modified from foot
Toothed, tongue-like organ used for rasping at food
This class has a tusk-like, conical shell that is open at both ends
Feeding tentacles of Scaphopods/Tusk Shells
Secretes calcareous compounds for structural and defensive use
Specialized arm for reproduction possessed by some male cephalopods
Basal to molluscs, yet reduced in all extant taxa
Fleshy skirt on chitons
Respiratory opening of pulmonate gastropods
Aplachophoran body plan
This large blood sinus is sometimes used in locomotion

41 Clues: Bioluminescent cells • Fleshy skirt on chitons • Aplachophoran body plan • Excretory system in molluscs • Paired chemosensory organs in molluscs • Feeding tentacles of Scaphopods/Tusk Shells • Respiratory opening of pulmonate gastropods • Aplacaphora has ________ in place of a shell • Their shell forms as a series of 7 to 8 plates • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-10-20

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inflammation
difficulty breathing
deficiency of WBC
blood clot under the skin
upper arm bone
myo
ribs
one who studies or specializes
requiring the presence of air
the best AAMA chapter in north ga
any of the small bones that make up the back bone
one of two lower arm bones
urination occurring at night
heart; root word

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entire back bone
root for lung
ovary root
the smaller of two lower leg bones
involuntary contraction
large
red blood cell
suffix meaning dilation/stretching
knee cap
ECG
under the skin
upper jaw bone
chest bone
looking at blood vessels with dye
shoulder blade
slow heart
excessive; too much
cyan
low RBC count
abbrev. for stroke

34 Clues: ECG • myo • ribs • cyan • large • knee cap • ovary root • chest bone • slow heart • inflammation • root for lung • low RBC count • red blood cell • under the skin • upper jaw bone • upper arm bone • shoulder blade • entire back bone • heart; root word • deficiency of WBC • abbrev. for stroke • excessive; too much • difficulty breathing • involuntary contraction • blood clot under the skin • one of two lower arm bones • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-10-24

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Both sides of the midline
Movement of a joint by decreasing the angle of the joint
Top, or nearer the head
Front of a human
Meaning Kidneys
Meaning high or excessive
Movment of a join by increasing the angle of the joint
Meaning below normal, or under
Rear of a human
Invisible line running down the center of the body
Meaning heart
shallow, closer to the surface

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Away from the body
Near the body
Meaning Liver
Meaning chest
Fast, or rapid
Meaning Mind
Farther insider the body
bottom, or away from the head
Meaning nerves
Slow

22 Clues: Slow • Meaning Mind • Near the body • Meaning Liver • Meaning chest • Meaning heart • Fast, or rapid • Meaning nerves • Meaning Kidneys • Rear of a human • Front of a human • Away from the body • Top, or nearer the head • Farther insider the body • Both sides of the midline • Meaning high or excessive • bottom, or away from the head • Meaning below normal, or under • shallow, closer to the surface • ...

Neuroanatomy Terminology 2022-09-08

Neuroanatomy Terminology crossword puzzle

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nerves extending out from brainstem and spinal cord
visual processing
Brain, Brainstem, spinal cord
toward the bottom
bottom of head
medulla, pons, and midbrain
associated with different functions and different representations of brain
away from midline
bottoms most part of brain
sensory relay station
back of the brain
point of attachment closer to center of body
posteriorly form cerebellar penducles
motor control, behavior, and emotions
6 layers that have different connections and general functions
send signals to brain (afferent)
carry info to b rain and spinal cord
process information where cellbodies are
supportive cell
Above towards the head
regulating body temperature
receiver (afferent)
ventricles insider brain and within meninges surrounding CNS
fear and stress response

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means island; deep in sylvian fissure
toward the nose
triple layer of tissues surrounding entire brain and spinal cord
auditory and vestibular processing
ensures both sides of brain can communicate and send signals to each other
closer to the midline
helps with coordination and movement
making connection axons, carry signals
separates temporal lobe from frontal and parietal lobes
divides right and left 2 parts
carry motor information
sulcus separates frontal and parietal lobes
point between axon terminal and other structure (neuron, muscle, gland)
higher level cognition basic expressive language motor systems
middle most portion of brain stem
2 main hemispheres
primary sensory strip
towards the tail
movement
post-central gyrus sensory strip
away from point of attachment
slice front to back

46 Clues: movement • bottom of head • toward the nose • supportive cell • towards the tail • visual processing • toward the bottom • away from midline • back of the brain • 2 main hemispheres • receiver (afferent) • slice front to back • closer to the midline • sensory relay station • primary sensory strip • Above towards the head • carry motor information • fear and stress response • bottoms most part of brain • ...

medical terminology 2022-11-16

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against
ear
scale
cheek
membrane
organ
suspension
marrow, spinal cord
nature
bladder
bile
tumor

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chest
mild
fungus
wedge
puncture
under
nail, claw
blind passage
spot
gate
egg
coil
mouth

25 Clues: ear • egg • mild • spot • gate • coil • bile • chest • scale • wedge • cheek • organ • under • tumor • mouth • fungus • nature • against • bladder • puncture • membrane • suspension • nail, claw • blind passage • marrow, spinal cord

Internet Terminology 2017-02-13

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A software application that allows users to access and interact with websites. Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.
. A website’s own unique internet address that has its domain name in it. Uniform Resource Locator
A company that delivers internet access to subscribing customers. Internet Service Provider
Words or phrases that describe the focus of webpages. They are used by search engines to rank the order of websites.
An online journal consisting of frequent "posts," typically associated with a single person or small group.
A website that allows or encourages users to add or modify online content. Wikipedia
Electronic messages sent between two or more parties.
A unique set of numbers that identifies a computer on the Internet. Example 216.128.12
A type of online scam where criminals pose as representatives of legitimate businesses or organizations in order to obtain sensitive user information.
Storing, managing and processing data on remote server over the internet.
Unwanted email messages from entities with whom the user has registered or has an account with.
Unwanted e-mail sent by an unknown person or business.
Malicious software specifically designed to damage or disrupt a computer system.
Blocks unwanted traffic to a computer and intranet.

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A virtual location on the internet that contains a collection of related files and resources by a person, group, or organization.
A software program that lets you perform specific tasks.
– Text or object on a Web page that forwards you to another location when clicked on.
A high speed internet connection
The buying and selling of items on the internet. Amazon, Etsy, and Ebay.
Connects two or more computers to an internet connection.
Various websites and applications whose main purpose is to support and facilitate online social networking. Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
A way of keeping information secure by encoding or scrambling it as it is transferred over the network or internet.
Used to label keywords or phrases in a tweet or other social media message. #
The internet’s phone book. It translates a website's domain name into an IP address. Domain Name System
To retrieve a file from a remote computer.

25 Clues: A high speed internet connection • To retrieve a file from a remote computer. • Blocks unwanted traffic to a computer and intranet. • Electronic messages sent between two or more parties. • Unwanted e-mail sent by an unknown person or business. • A software program that lets you perform specific tasks. • Connects two or more computers to an internet connection. • ...

Medicaid Terminology 2016-09-26

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The up to 12-month period of time that a family may receive Medicaid when they have been determined ineligible for Work First or MAF-C because of new or increased earned income.
A written notice to inform the recipient of intended action.
A program for medical assistance for pregnant women whose income falls under a specified percentage of the Federal Poverty Limit.
Net income of the person from a business enterprise or trade controlled by oneself, i.e., produce sales, farm rental, farming, craft sales, baby-sitting in one's own home.
The individual, family, or household members who are eligible to receive Work First, Food Stamps, or Medicaid.
Safeguarding client information.
Automatic Medicaid coverage for newborns based solely on mother's eligibility status.
Persons whose income and resources are considered in determining the eligibility of an individual or assistance unit for public assistance.
A cash payment program administered by the Social Security Administration for low-income aged, blind, or disabled persons.
A crime in which an applicant or recipient 'intentionally obtains or attempts to obtain public assistance benefits to which he or she is not eligible by making a false statement or withholding information.
Benefits authorized for a period of time prior to the date of application.
Verification of client’s employment, DOC, ACTS, SOLQI, etc. find using a third party verification system.

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A notice that must be received before the effective date of the change that informs the a/r of action taken.
A review of a recipient's eligibility for public assistance.
A program of medical assistance for children and adults who meet the requirements of eligibility.
Once a child under age 19 has qualified for Medicaid he can receive for up to 12 months regardless of financial changes that affect eligibility.
A determination of Medicaid eligibility from an existing record (such as from the SDX, county record, etc.)
The procedure used in the State Office to stop delivery of an assistance check.
A program for men, ages 19 through 60, and women, ages 19 through 55, with income at or below the 185% of the poverty level, to receive family planning services.
The agency of the federal government that issues regulations for the RSDI and SSI programs, as well as Medicare and Medicaid, under the Social Security Act.
Use of information from third parties to establish the accuracy of an applicant's statements.
An individual removed from MAGI or Medical Assistance benefits due to an IPV (Intentional Program Violation) or for failure or refusal to comply with all program requirements.
A program for medical assistance for children under the age of 19 whose countable income falls under a specified percentage of the Federal Poverty Limit.

23 Clues: Safeguarding client information. • A review of a recipient's eligibility for public assistance. • A written notice to inform the recipient of intended action. • Benefits authorized for a period of time prior to the date of application. • The procedure used in the State Office to stop delivery of an assistance check. • ...

Airport terminology 2017-11-30

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airline code JQ
cargo and luggage compartment
airline code QF
airline code CX
an airline
airline code EK
are of the airport everyone has access to
how many passengers and the amount of freight on board the aircraft
get on the plane
secure area of the airport
flammable, fragile, liquid, aerosol or gels are considered as,

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are where aircraft park
the distance between passenger seats
who founded menzies
airline code MH
covered walkway from terminal to aircraft
a passenger
airline code NZ
the wall of an aircraft
a passenger who doesn't turn up for their flight

20 Clues: an airline • a passenger • airline code JQ • airline code QF • airline code MH • airline code CX • airline code NZ • airline code EK • get on the plane • who founded menzies • are where aircraft park • the wall of an aircraft • secure area of the airport • cargo and luggage compartment • the distance between passenger seats • covered walkway from terminal to aircraft • ...

Mortgage Terminology 2018-01-21

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Refinance
Mortgagor
Mortgagee
Borrower
Acceleration
Hypothecate
Closing
Liability
Security
Addendum

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Default
Foreclosure
Note
Collateral
Escrow
Amortization
Redlining
FICO
Originator
Assets

20 Clues: Note • FICO • Escrow • Assets • Default • Closing • Borrower • Security • Addendum • Refinance • Mortgagor • Mortgagee • Redlining • Liability • Collateral • Originator • Foreclosure • Hypothecate • Amortization • Acceleration

Mortgage Terminology 2018-01-21

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Borrower
Amortization
Mortgagor
Originator
Collateral
Security
Redlining
Default
Note
Survey
Appreciation

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Mortgagee
Principal
Acceleration
Refinance
Improvements
Hypothecate
Addendum
Liability
Escrow

20 Clues: Note • Escrow • Survey • Default • Borrower • Addendum • Security • Mortgagee • Principal • Mortgagor • Refinance • Liability • Redlining • Originator • Collateral • Hypothecate • Amortization • Acceleration • Improvements • Appreciation

Drama Terminology 2017-11-16

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Scene or speech which precedes the main action of the play and provides some insight or comment on the action.
This type of monologue provides the audience with omniscience for that character.
(or Apron Stage) If he took out the middle four seats, Mr. Bellini’s classroom setup would be an example of this type of stage.
Articles or objects that appear on stage during a play.
Interrupting a tragic scene with a funny moment is __________ _____.
It’s important to ___________ a scene to ensure that characters aren’t just standing facing each other the whole time, or wandering around aimlessly.
Means “excessive pride”
At the end of the movie Jurassic Park there is an example of ______ ___ ______________. Just as the main characters find themselves in a no-win scenario with the raptors, the tyrannosaurus saves them at the last moment.
____ II, Scene 3
This is a short direction indicated by parentheses or italics, in the beginning of a scene or before a line. Some writers use them and some don’t.
This is normally written in italics, and can be found at the beginning of a play, or at the start of a new scene to tell the reader or direction how the scene should look.
Act I, _________ 1
For a novel, we’d call her a novelist; for poetry we’d call her a poet; for drama we’d call her a dramatist, or a ____________________.
Means “tragic flaw”
This is a scene or speech which follows the main action of the play and provides some insight or comment on the action.

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A speech by a single character without another character's response.
A quality of a play's action that stimulates the audience to feel pity for a character.
The spectacle a play presents in performance, including the position of actors on stage, the scenic background, the props and costumes, and the lighting and sound effects.
A common scene in situational comedies is having a character hide in a closet when another character enters the room. The audience knows the character is hiding, but the character that has just entered does not. The audience laughs because of the ____________ ___________.
a stage that is separated from the audience. The audience looks through the fourth wall to see the action.
Examples: the country bumpkin, the shrewish wife, the braggart soldier
A Shakespearean play is usually categorized as a ___________, a comedy or a history.
The underlying personality of a dramatic character as implied or indicated by a script or text and interpreted by an actor in performance. (from answers.com)
This is the imaginary wall of the proscenium or box theater setting, supposedly removed to allow the audience to see the action.
In Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, the title character often turns to the camera and speaks, even when others are present, which is an example of an _____________.
In many Greek, Roman, and even some Elizabethan dramas, the ____________ provided reactions to the events on stage at the beginning of each Act.
en scene Means literally “put in the scene” or arrangement of the scene.
At the end of Romeo and Juliet, the audience experiences ___________ because their feelings of pity and fear (concerning the unlucky deaths of many characters) is purged through the families’ agreement to build statues of the deceased and to end the feud.
The smallest division of action in a play (smaller than a scene). The length of time necessary for a character to play an "Objective" (also called "Intention") from beginning to end.
In the Men in Black movies, Agent K is a _________ to Agent J, in that the former serious and dead-pan, while the latter is flamboyant and sarcastic.
A motion of the limbs or body made to express or help express thought or to emphasize speech.
A type of drama in which the characters experience reversals of fortune (usually for the better) due to miscommunication and comic circumstances.

32 Clues: ____ II, Scene 3 • Act I, _________ 1 • Means “tragic flaw” • Means “excessive pride” • Articles or objects that appear on stage during a play. • A speech by a single character without another character's response. • Interrupting a tragic scene with a funny moment is __________ _____. • Examples: the country bumpkin, the shrewish wife, the braggart soldier • ...

Medical Terminology 2017-12-12

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what region is the bellybutton located?
term for white
what cavity is the heart located?
term for heart
forms the extremities
how many functions does the muscular system have?
medical term for hernia
the top skin layer
surgical repair
opening in the body
a wart caused by a viral infection of the skin
how many regions are there?
how many types of muscles are there?
term for partial paralysis

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cavity houses the bladder.
forms the main trunk of the body
cavity houses the stomach.
main part of the word
term for inflammation
plural form of the ends of the bones
term for study of
a membrane that lines the medullary canal and keeps the yellow marrow intact.
the medical term for skin
term for surgical suture
term for condition/procedure
the medical term for muscle
the medical term for tissue
only type of muscle that is voluntary
cavity houses the brain?
term for location/time

30 Clues: term for white • term for heart • surgical repair • term for study of • the top skin layer • opening in the body • main part of the word • term for inflammation • forms the extremities • term for location/time • medical term for hernia • term for surgical suture • cavity houses the brain? • the medical term for skin • cavity houses the bladder. • cavity houses the stomach. • ...

Medical Terminology 2017-12-13

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bones of spinal cord
hardening
genetic material in a chromosome
relationship between a nerve and muscle
move toward midline of body
move away from body
suffix surgical repair
eyelid
area where bones join or fuse together
disease across the world
passage or opening in a bone
spiny, throny
gray matter
thigh bone
connects bone to muscle

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disease throughout a community
soft spot in skull
fibrous membrane that covers bones except at joints
suffix a rupture
covers muscles
membrane that protects abdominal organs
unnatural bluish tint to skin
controls cell's activities
cartilage
sweat
connects bone to bone
fat
joint
cancerous
pain

30 Clues: fat • pain • sweat • joint • eyelid • hardening • cartilage • cancerous • thigh bone • gray matter • spiny, throny • covers muscles • suffix a rupture • soft spot in skull • move away from body • bones of spinal cord • connects bone to bone • suffix surgical repair • connects bone to muscle • disease across the world • controls cell's activities • move toward midline of body • passage or opening in a bone • ...

Insurance Terminology 2017-12-14

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Drug Code used by insurance companies for billing
Patient Assistance Programs provider free medication to eligible patients
Prescription drug coverage offered by a commercial payer.
Insurance Company
Patient pays a percentage (%) of the cost of the medication after deductible is met.
National Drug Code
The approved FDA information that describes what indication (diagnosis) a medication can be used for and in what doses.
National Provider Identifier
Private plan, i.e Aetna Cigna
Covers services and /or medications that are administered by a healthcare professional.
Where the patient will receive the medications (Home, Hospital)
A year of benefits coverage under an individual health insurance plan
Patient

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provide uninsured or underinsured patients co-pay support
Covered by a commercial payer (insurance), most often works like a Managed Care (HMO, PPO)
The most you have to pay for covered services in a plan year.
Patient pays a dollar amount for the cost of the medication
Covers medications that are prescribed by a Healthcare professional and self-administered
A statement sent by a health insurance company to covered individuals explaining what medical treatments and/or services were paid for on their behalf. The EOB is commonly attached to a check or statement of electronic payment.
Any treatment of the medication that is on the Prescribing Information
Outpatient Services, examinations, lab test, and medication administered by a Health Care Professional
The total an insurance company will pay out during your lifetime
Diagnosis Code
Dollar Amount that the patients must spend before benefits begin
Any treatment of the medication that is not on the Prescribing Information (PI Sheet)
Hospital Inpatient Services-Hospice, hospital stay
Procedure Code used by insurance companies for billing
Monthly cost to keep plan active
Low income children health coverage offered by the government
This is a list of drugs approved by the FDA

30 Clues: Patient • Diagnosis Code • Insurance Company • National Drug Code • National Provider Identifier • Private plan, i.e Aetna Cigna • Monthly cost to keep plan active • This is a list of drugs approved by the FDA • Drug Code used by insurance companies for billing • Hospital Inpatient Services-Hospice, hospital stay • Procedure Code used by insurance companies for billing • ...

Medical Terminology 2018-07-12

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Like or resembling mucus
Four children
Prediction if disease outcome
Inflammation of the lungs
Same/Constant state
Specializes in kids
Pertaining to the heart
Blockage in vessel
First
Pertaining to anatomy
Towards the body
Determination of disease or defect
pertaining to the voice

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Bone of the spine
Thin fluid
Psecialist in a field of study
Repair of the nose
Blood clot in a vessel
Specializes in bones
Away from
Resembling a sac
Inability to sleep
Study of function in living things
Female reproduction cell
Knee cap

25 Clues: First • Knee cap • Away from • Thin fluid • Four children • Resembling a sac • Towards the body • Bone of the spine • Repair of the nose • Inability to sleep • Blockage in vessel • Same/Constant state • Specializes in kids • Specializes in bones • Pertaining to anatomy • Blood clot in a vessel • Pertaining to the heart • pertaining to the voice • Like or resembling mucus • Female reproduction cell • ...

Medical terminology 2018-07-12

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prefix for three
prefix for one
fear
the act of vomiting
movement away from the bodies midline
the pigment that affects the skin and hair color
the bluish discoloration of the skin
movement towards the bodies midline
a medical practitioner specializing in children and their diseases
the study and treatment of the skin

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an antigenic poison or venom
the study of
responsible for transporting oxygen in the blood
knee
prefix for quad
half
concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the foot and ankle.
used to kill bacteria or infection
the study of the aging process
prefix for two

20 Clues: fear • knee • half • the study of • prefix for one • prefix for two • prefix for quad • prefix for three • the act of vomiting • an antigenic poison or venom • the study of the aging process • used to kill bacteria or infection • movement towards the bodies midline • the study and treatment of the skin • the bluish discoloration of the skin • movement away from the bodies midline • ...

Poetry Terminology 2019-04-04

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How the peom feels.
Where the writing tells a story.
When consonant sounds are repeated in nearby words e.g. the 'm' sound in 'numb as a smashed arm'
The type of poem, e.g. a sonnet or ballad.
A version of language spoken by people from a certain place or background.
This is where an object stands for something else, such as a statue standing for human power or a dove standing for peace.
A group of lines in a poem.
Verse, Poetry that has no regular rhythm or line length and doesn't rhyme.
Understanding what someone else is feeling and/or experiencing.
Describing something from personal experience about the writer's life.
One unit of sound.
Attributing human emotions to objects or nature.
This is where vowel sounds are repeated but consonants may be different e.g. 'while I pondered weak and weary'
When a phrase or sentence runs from one line or stanza to the next.
Spellings, When words are spelt as the sound rather than formally e.g. 'de' for 'the'.
Something that makes you feel a certain emotion.
The way a poem is presented on the page.
A way of describing something by comparing it to something else by using the word 'like' or 'as'.
This is the repetition of the same consonant sound or letter at the beginning or words.
Language that conjures up a picture in your mind. Can include metaphors, similies and personification.
Exaggeration used to emphasise a point.
Poetry intended to be spoken aloud.
Words are used to imply the opposite to their normal meaning. It can be to highlight the difference between what is expected and what will actually happen.

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When two events, characters or descriptions are close to each other which encourages the reader to compare them.
The mood or feelings suggested by the manner of the writing.
Poetry with lines of ten syllables, alternating unstressed and stressed syllables.
Attributing human qualities, actions and/or feelings to non-living things.
A word that sounds like the thing it's describing e.g. 'clicking or 'pluck'.
When two or more words in the same line rhyme.
A turning point in the poem where the tone or argument changes dramatically.
How the ideas and events develop throughout the poem: at the beginning, in the main body and at the end.
This is when the writing is about a character other than the author and uses pronouns like 'he', 'she' or 'it'.
A short burst of sound when words start with 'b', 'd', 'g', 'k', 'p' or 't'.
Where a phrase or word can be interpreted in two or more ways.
Two rhyming lines next to each other.
Poetry written in iambic pentameter but not rhyming.
A phrase which contradicts itself.
Words that are written and spelt the same but have different meanings e.g. 'bark'.
The arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables to create rhythm.
The repetition of 's' and 'sh' sounds.
When the writing is about the writer or his group, using words like 'I', 'We', 'my' and 'our'.
The speaker of the poem, either the poet or a character through which the poet is speaking.
A way of describing something by saying it is something else e.g. 'he broke my heart'.
A pause in a line of poetry for effect.

44 Clues: One unit of sound. • How the peom feels. • A group of lines in a poem. • Where the writing tells a story. • A phrase which contradicts itself. • Poetry intended to be spoken aloud. • Two rhyming lines next to each other. • The repetition of 's' and 'sh' sounds. • A pause in a line of poetry for effect. • Exaggeration used to emphasise a point. • ...

Medical Terminology 2019-04-17

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dropping, downward displacement
before birth
occurring before the proper time
high body temperature
composed of similar cells
determination of a disease
study and treatment of children
study and treatment of skeleton and joints
pertaining to the heart
plastic repair of the nose
a newborn infant
inner layer of a developing embryo
enlargement of the colon
mass of nervous tissue
bones of fingers

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practitioner of medicine
easy or painless death
large enough to be seen without a microscope
having variable body temperature
pertaining to the jaw
bone of spine
pertaining to the skin
difficult or abnormal
inflammation of the lung
remove calcium

25 Clues: before birth • bone of spine • remove calcium • a newborn infant • bones of fingers • high body temperature • pertaining to the jaw • difficult or abnormal • easy or painless death • pertaining to the skin • mass of nervous tissue • pertaining to the heart • practitioner of medicine • inflammation of the lung • enlargement of the colon • composed of similar cells • determination of a disease • ...

Livestock Terminology 2018-10-02

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the birth of a horse
a young female cow that has not borned a calf
birth of a calf
the flesh of a calf
adult female pig that has farrowed
a male chicken
female horse
removing testicles from a male animal
a male swine that was castrated while young
an uncastrated male bovine.
castrated male horse
uncastrated male sheep
castrated male chicken
a male of some antlered animal
a non-pregnant female
a female deer
young uncastrated male horse

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a young bovine animal
a male swine that hasn't been castrated
a baby
birth of a goat
young female horse less that 4 years old
a ram or billy goat castrated when young
pigs giving birth
a female bovine that has had one or more calves.
a castrated male bovine, castrated when young
days of an animal birth
the birth of a young sheep
a uncastrated male horse
female chicken
egg produced by a chicken
young horse
a baby sheep
a young chicken
chickens
a young goat
a female sheep or lamb

37 Clues: a baby • chickens • young horse • female horse • a baby sheep • a young goat • a female deer • a male chicken • female chicken • birth of a goat • birth of a calf • a young chicken • pigs giving birth • the flesh of a calf • the birth of a horse • castrated male horse • a young bovine animal • a non-pregnant female • uncastrated male sheep • castrated male chicken • a female sheep or lamb • ...

Medical Terminology 2019-09-15

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of injury You ask your patient "what happened?" in order to determine the MOI. What does MOI stand for?
Surgical removal of the uterus
Descriptive term that means away from the trunk
medical term that describes inflammation of a tendon
this abbreviation is used when the patient has normal exam results or is within normal limits
The branch of medicine that deals with disorders of the stomach and intestines
A patch that administers medicine across the skin (i.e. nicotine patch) can be described as
Furthest from the midline
this abbreviation is used to describe the primary problem or complaint of the patient
You are writing a note and want to indicate that the patient has full range of motion. What abbreviation do you use?

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A patient with an eye injury or disease would be referred to this specialist
a fast pulse or heart rate would be called
the prefix term that means "arm"
The stopping of a flow of blood
joint movement in which the joint angle gets smaller
pain in the term for the disease fibromyalgia the part of the term "myalgia" refers to
the flu shot is an example of an injection that goes into a muscle. this type of injection is:
to describe the tissue surrounding a wound you would use the perfix:
Within the stomach
a concussion does not always result in a loss of consciousness, which is abbreviated as:

20 Clues: Within the stomach • Furthest from the midline • Surgical removal of the uterus • The stopping of a flow of blood • the prefix term that means "arm" • a fast pulse or heart rate would be called • Descriptive term that means away from the trunk • joint movement in which the joint angle gets smaller • medical term that describes inflammation of a tendon • ...

Medical Terminology 2019-10-08

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dropping, downward
first
plastic repair to the nose
red blood cell
made up of two parts
pertaining to the heart
cut
pertaining to nucleus
lack of muscle tone
bluish discoloration of the skin due to lack of oxygen
pertaining to the elements and their interactions
illusion or imaginary
pertaining to jaw

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having many forms
pertaining to circulation
form into one part
cancer of white blood cells
difficult or abnormal function
one-half of a rounded structure
false name
lacking water
discrimination based of race
yellow growth
pertaining to the voice
Dark pigment that colors the hair and skin

25 Clues: cut • first • false name • lacking water • yellow growth • red blood cell • having many forms • pertaining to jaw • dropping, downward • form into one part • lack of muscle tone • made up of two parts • pertaining to nucleus • illusion or imaginary • pertaining to the heart • pertaining to the voice • pertaining to circulation • plastic repair to the nose • cancer of white blood cells • ...

ANATOMICAL TERMINOLOGY 2019-11-04

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swelling of varicose veins
outermost layer of skin cells
tumor containing tissue, not generally present at this site
surgical removal; excision; resection of fallopian tube
spitting up blood
accumulation of fluid in the brain
a record of electrical currents associated with the heart muscle
pertaining to a direction from front to back
swelling that is filled with blood
surgical repair of the nose
record of blood vessels

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small knots of tissue
abnormal condition of excessive thirst
pertaining to the joints between the ribs and costal cartilage
surgical incision into the eardrum to drain fluid or relieve pressure
damage or disease affecting nerves
bad; painful; difficult; abnormal digestion
surgical puncture to remove fluid from the amnion
condition of a rapid heart rate
removal; excision; resection of the kidney
fear of enclosed spaces
study of stomach and intestines
condition where the heart points to the right in stead of the left
tissue that surrounds the heart
after birth; labor
surgical removal; excision; resection of an ovary
blood clot

27 Clues: blood clot • spitting up blood • after birth; labor • small knots of tissue • fear of enclosed spaces • record of blood vessels • swelling of varicose veins • surgical repair of the nose • outermost layer of skin cells • condition of a rapid heart rate • study of stomach and intestines • tissue that surrounds the heart • damage or disease affecting nerves • ...

Literary Terminology 2019-08-28

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Feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader
A figure of speech in which an expression is used to refer to something that it does not denote to suggest a similarity
Introduces plot, characterization and setting
Using something to represent something else (flag-country)
Passing reference or indirect mention
A statement that seems contradictory but expresses a deeper truth
A method an author uses to let readers know more about the characters and their personal traits.
Giving hints or clues about what will happen in a story
A character or force in conflict with the main character
The perspective from which the story is told (first, second, third)
The turning point of a story
A figure of speech that expresses a resemblance between things of different kinds (usually formed with 'like' or 'as')
central Idea of a work of literature
The use of very descriptive writing to create mind pictures

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Attitude a writer takes toward the audience, a subject, or a character
The act of attributing human characteristics to abstract ideas etc.
A combination of words that contradict eachother
Use of the same consonant at the beginning of each stressed syllable in a line of verse
The time, place, and mood of the story
Using words that imitate the sound they denote
Things in which happen in the story
A problem between different sides
A contrast between expectation and reality
A recurring theme, image, or idea in a story

24 Clues: The turning point of a story • A problem between different sides • Things in which happen in the story • central Idea of a work of literature • Passing reference or indirect mention • The time, place, and mood of the story • A contrast between expectation and reality • A recurring theme, image, or idea in a story • Introduces plot, characterization and setting • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-05-12

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Diabetes Mellitus (abbreviation)
have thinner walls and carry blood toward the heart
similar to lungs
a heart attack
surgical puncture to remove fluid
narrowing in the arteries surrounding the heart
uses ultrasound to look at the heart and its vessels
the heart is not efficiently pumping from the left ventricle causing reduced blood flow
blood pressure cuff
the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
Impression (abbreviation)

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T (unabbreviated)
listens to heart and lungs
have very thin walls so the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide as well as the exchange of nutrients can occur
surgical removal
have thick walls that carry blood away from the heart
to look at vessels
looks at blood going through blood vessels
Potassium Chloride (abbreviation)
process of cutting
pumps blood to the body
rupture
chest
Hypertension (abbreviation)
an artery has a weakened wall

25 Clues: chest • rupture • a heart attack • similar to lungs • surgical removal • T (unabbreviated) • to look at vessels • process of cutting • blood pressure cuff • pumps blood to the body • Impression (abbreviation) • listens to heart and lungs • Hypertension (abbreviation) • an artery has a weakened wall • Diabetes Mellitus (abbreviation) • surgical puncture to remove fluid • ...

Medical terminology 2023-05-09

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physical or psychological wound
defense against infectious disease
sudden severe
drooping downward displacement of organs
organism to small to be seen
invasive growing tumor
tumor abnormal growth
disease breakout proportion of the whole world
uncontrolled growth of tissue
presence of harmful toxins
poison
abnormal filled sac or pouch

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ingestion of organisms
lessening of disease symptoms
long duration slow progression
heat pain redness swelling
malignant neoplasm
protrusion of an organ
not recurrent
cause of disease
organism growing within another organism
spreading from one part of the body to the other
fluid from inflammation
accumulation of fluid
malignant neoplasm
death of tissue
breakout of a large proportion
organism capable of causing disease
worsening of disease symptoms
distinct area of damaged skin

30 Clues: poison • not recurrent • sudden severe • death of tissue • cause of disease • malignant neoplasm • malignant neoplasm • accumulation of fluid • tumor abnormal growth • ingestion of organisms • protrusion of an organ • invasive growing tumor • fluid from inflammation • heat pain redness swelling • presence of harmful toxins • organism to small to be seen • abnormal filled sac or pouch • ...

Film Terminology 2023-05-11

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when one subject is featured in a frame
When there is no camera movement
when the camera is angled in such a way that it points down at your subject
ensures that things remain the same from shot to shot
a camera movement that moves the camera closer to a subject
when your camera's height is on the ground with your subject
a character looks at something, this shot shows us what they looked at
shows your subject from behind the shoulder of another character
one of the most common editing techniques when the visuals of one scene overlap with the next
a camera shot that shows the view from a character or an inanimate object
light from the sun
an abrupt cut from one thing to another
a camera shot size when you see the full body of the subject
a camera movement where the camera rotates over its side
to move the camera vertically upward or downward without tilting, on a crane
camera movement to the left or right, usually on a tripod

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A camera shot size when only a part of the person or object takes up most of the frame.
common editing technique in which one character is show looking at another character and then the other character look back
Sounds that don't appear in the world of the film (such as music)
unnatural camera movement in which the camera does not move, but things magnify or de-magnify
a camera shot with 3 characters featured in the frame
sounds that exist within the world of the film
editing technique when there is no continuity between shots
A camera shot size that cuts a person off mid-thigh.
harsh light that is created from a direct beam
When a lot of light is let in, or a shot is dominated by white tones

26 Clues: light from the sun • When there is no camera movement • when one subject is featured in a frame • an abrupt cut from one thing to another • sounds that exist within the world of the film • harsh light that is created from a direct beam • A camera shot size that cuts a person off mid-thigh. • ensures that things remain the same from shot to shot • ...

Livestock Terminology 2023-05-18

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in-tact, male cattle
castrated, male sheep or goat
baby cattle
mature, female pig
in-tact, male sheep
in-tact male goat
what dairy cattle and dairy goats are raised for
baby pig
meat from goats
female chicken
meat from mature sheep
baby chicken
male chicken
meat from swine

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castrated, male swine
meat from cattle
baby sheep
in-tact, male horse
young, female pig
baby goat
mature, female sheep
castrated, male horse
young, female cattle who has not had a baby
female goat
castrated, male cattle
female horse
mature female cattle that has had a baby
in tact, male swine

28 Clues: baby pig • baby goat • baby sheep • baby cattle • female goat • female horse • baby chicken • male chicken • female chicken • meat from goats • meat from swine • meat from cattle • young, female pig • in-tact male goat • mature, female pig • in-tact, male horse • in-tact, male sheep • in tact, male swine • in-tact, male cattle • mature, female sheep • castrated, male swine • castrated, male horse • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-05-05

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Comes at the end and modifies the central meaning as to what or who is interacting with it or what is happening to it
micro
less, down, under
macro
Osteo/o
-megaly
Tachy-
excessive, high, above
-pnea
abnormal condition
sub
Card-
to cut out (remove)

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slow
-itis
-therm
Comes at the beginning and usually identifies some subdivision or part of the central meaning
Usually the middle of the word and its central meaning
around
Brady-
Myo-
Lip/o
within, inside of

23 Clues: sub • slow • Myo- • -itis • micro • macro • -pnea • Lip/o • Card- • -therm • around • Tachy- • Brady- • Osteo/o • -megaly • less, down, under • within, inside of • abnormal condition • to cut out (remove) • excessive, high, above • Usually the middle of the word and its central meaning • Comes at the beginning and usually identifies some subdivision or part of the central meaning • ...

Accounting terminology 2023-07-02

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sheet - a statement of balances of assets and liabilities.
- an evidence of transaction having taken place.
- a record of transactions under that head
- A person who owns the business.
- profit earned from transactions relating to business
- the amount spent or liability incurred for purchasing assets good or taking service's
- excess of total expenses over total of revenue and other income.
- claim of amounts against the entity or enterprise.
excess of revenue over expenses
- recordings business transaction in the books of accounts.

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- sale of goods
- A reduction in price of goods sold or in Amount
a person or entity to whom goods are sold or services are rendered on credits.
- gross inflow of cash , receivables or other consideration in the normal course of businesses.
- decrease in the book value of an asset due to its use or efflux.
- a person who is in a position to pay his it's debts.
- claim of owners or proprietor in the businesses.
debts - debt not recoverable
- economic resources of the entity which will give benefits in the futures.
- Amount spent or incurred to earn revenue.
- expense on purchasing and or manufacturing goods.

21 Clues: - sale of goods • debts - debt not recoverable • excess of revenue over expenses • - A person who owns the business. • - a record of transactions under that head • - Amount spent or incurred to earn revenue. • - an evidence of transaction having taken place. • - A reduction in price of goods sold or in Amount • - claim of owners or proprietor in the businesses. • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-06-28

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a measure of body fat based on height and weight.
Related to the heart
plane that separates the body into unequal right and left halves
System that transports oxygen, nutrients and hormones throughout the body and eliminates cellular metabolic waste
Disease or disease process.
Related to bone
body system that contains female ovaries, male testes, and pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands
Blood pressure
to the side of, or away from, the middle of the body.
Signifies a condition that begins abruptly and is sometimes severe, but the duration is short.
The outer layer of the skin.
A medical device that uses electric shocks to restore normal heartbeat.
Surgical removal of something.

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body system that consisted of heart and blood vessels
made up of the thoracic cavity, and the abdominopelvic cavity.
toward the middle or center
Related to the stomach
superficial reddening of the skin.
Signifies inflammation.
High blood pressure
region that is the upper middle area of the abdomen.
In front of, front.
green
False or deceptive, usually in regard to appearance
Large in size.

25 Clues: green • Blood pressure • Large in size. • Related to bone • High blood pressure • In front of, front. • Related to the heart • Related to the stomach • Signifies inflammation. • toward the middle or center • Disease or disease process. • The outer layer of the skin. • Surgical removal of something. • superficial reddening of the skin. • a measure of body fat based on height and weight. • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-06-18

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instrument to view stomach
condition of blood in urine
pertaining to after menopause
condition of urea in blood
incision into a bone
absence of breathing
pertaining to nerve pain
condition of less than normal calcium in the blood
pain in joint
condition of difficulty swallowing
process of viewing the urinary bladder
pertaining to the top layer of the skin
enlargement of the liver
condition of excessive sugar in blood
condition of decreased bone density
condition of abnormal hardening of the arteries
inflammation of mouth
inflammation of bone and bone marrow

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incision into the skull
pertaining to through the urethra
the formation or production of bone
surgical removal of the tonsils
surgical excision of half of the stomach
surgical repair of nose
inflammation of the kidney
tissue surrounding the heart
inflammation of gallbladder
person who specialises in the study of blood
inflammation of the brain

29 Clues: pain in joint • incision into a bone • absence of breathing • inflammation of mouth • incision into the skull • surgical repair of nose • pertaining to nerve pain • enlargement of the liver • inflammation of the brain • instrument to view stomach • condition of urea in blood • inflammation of the kidney • condition of blood in urine • inflammation of gallbladder • ...

Ecology Terminology 2023-07-06

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A chemical reaction that makes food (occurring in plants)
A consumer that obtains its nutrients by feeding off the body of another living
Producers
An organism that makes its own food.
Energy used by plants for photosynthesis
Non-living components of an ecosystem
Community of living organisms and the environment they live in.
A meat-eating consumer.
An organism that eats other organisms to obtain nutrients.
An organism’s physical, chemical and biological surroundings.
A chemical reaction that releases energy from food.

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An organism that obtains its nutrients by breaking down dead organisms and
A group of organisms of the same species living in a particular community.
A plant-eating consumer.
Organisms that share an environmental resource, e.g. animals that eat the same
The living components of an ecosystem
moving between its living and non-living components)
Different species of organisms living together in a particular place.
The place in which an organism lives
Process in which materials in an ecosystem are reused over and over again (by
A consumer that feeds off the bodies of dead organisms.
All living organisms are found in this ‘sphere’ (or layer around the Earth)
Study of the interrelationships between organisms and their environments.

23 Clues: Producers • A meat-eating consumer. • A plant-eating consumer. • An organism that makes its own food. • The place in which an organism lives • The living components of an ecosystem • Non-living components of an ecosystem • Energy used by plants for photosynthesis • A chemical reaction that releases energy from food. • moving between its living and non-living components) • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-08-16

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three times a day
by mouth
acute care team, rapid response for immediate intervention
twice a day
remote monitoring of a patient's heart rhythm
device that delivers oxygen to a patient through the nose
to walk
do not resuscitate
by self, freely
four times a day
immediately
something that has persisted for a long time
surgical site infection
personal protective equipment
____ care, or comfort care, focuses on quality of life and comfort for patients with severe chronic illness
sequential compression devices used to prevent blood clots

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a camera that can be placed in patient rooms for safety concerns
protection for staff from patients with infectious diseases
ambulates with staff supervision, not hands on
urinalysis
a container placed in the toilet to measure urine output or collect a speciem
new onset of something
catheter associated urinary tract infection
before meals and at bedtime
deep vein thrombosis (blood clot)
hospital acquired pressure injury
anything that restricts a patient from moving freely
patient's heart has stopped beating or patient has stopped breathing
range of motion
nothing by mouth
central line associated bloodstream infection
a urinary catheter that drains the bladder
activities of daily living

33 Clues: to walk • by mouth • urinalysis • twice a day • immediately • by self, freely • range of motion • four times a day • nothing by mouth • three times a day • do not resuscitate • new onset of something • surgical site infection • activities of daily living • before meals and at bedtime • personal protective equipment • deep vein thrombosis (blood clot) • hospital acquired pressure injury • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-07-19

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Infection you may get from a bat bite
Virus that causes German measles
A person with recurrent seizures has _____.
Term for the kidney
Term for excessive urination
Term for high blood pressure
Term for white blood cells
Term for low potassium
Term for fast heart rate
Condition that occurs as a result of abnormal water loss from the body

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Specialist doctor for the heart
Gland in your neck that regulates metabolism
Term for inability to sleep
Disease caused by mosquito bites in Africa
Medical condition that causes high blood sugar.
Specialist doctor for the skin
Term for fast breathing
Hormone that helps you fall asleep
Term for low blood sugar
Protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
Disease caused by lack of vitamin c

21 Clues: Term for the kidney • Term for low potassium • Term for fast breathing • Term for low blood sugar • Term for fast heart rate • Term for white blood cells • Term for inability to sleep • Term for excessive urination • Term for high blood pressure • Specialist doctor for the skin • Specialist doctor for the heart • Virus that causes German measles • Hormone that helps you fall asleep • ...

Terminology & Anatomy 2023-07-26

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Pertaining to the sole of the foot
Situated above
Pertaining to the back of the body
Movement of a body part forward (mandible, scapula)
Pertaining to the front of the body
Lying face down
An erect stance, arms at the side, palms facing forward
Divides the body into equal left and right parts
Movement in a circular pattern that outlines a cone
Raising a body part
To the side
To straighten, increase the angle parts of a joint (restore to anatomical position)
Movement of a body part backwards
Located farthest away from the median plane or point of attachment
To bend, decrease the angle of a joint
Situated below
Divides the body into top and bottom parts
Located closest to the median plane or point of attachment
Divides the body into left and right parts

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Pertaining to the palm of the hand
Downward movement of a body part
Lying face up
Divides the body into front and back parts
Pulling of the toes up at the ankle
Sole of the foot turned inward
Point the toes at the ankle
To move towards the midline
Sole of the foot turned outward
Rotation of the forearm so that the palm is turned posteriorly or inferiorly
To move away from the midline
Away from the surface
Movement around a central axis
On or close to the surface
Rotation of the forearm so that the palm is turned superiorly or anteriorly
To the middle

35 Clues: To the side • Lying face up • To the middle • Situated above • Situated below • Lying face down • Raising a body part • Away from the surface • On or close to the surface • Point the toes at the ankle • To move towards the midline • To move away from the midline • Sole of the foot turned inward • Movement around a central axis • Sole of the foot turned outward • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-12-01

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pointed end of a conical structure
discharge
means, pertaining to
sensation or perception
parts of the body that lie closer to the midline
farther from the trunk or nearer to the free end of an extremity
means, disease or system for treating disease
laying face up
below a body part or nearer to the feet
means, tumor
speech
paralysis
eating or swallowing
means, study of
meaning, enlargement of
laying face down
above a body part or nearer to the head
motion of a limb away from midline
the anterior surface of the body

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straightening of a joint
pertaining to pain
front surface of the body
abnormal/excessive flow
the bending of a joint
motion of a limb towards the midline
both sides of the midline
pertaining to examination with an instrument
posterior surface of body
means, condition of
farther inside the body
puncture and drain fluid
drooping
swelling
pertaining to breathing
removal of
closer to or on the skin
vomiting
parts of the body that lie farther from the midline
closer to the trunk

39 Clues: speech • drooping • swelling • vomiting • discharge • paralysis • removal of • means, tumor • laying face up • means, study of • laying face down • pertaining to pain • means, condition of • closer to the trunk • means, pertaining to • eating or swallowing • the bending of a joint • abnormal/excessive flow • sensation or perception • farther inside the body • pertaining to breathing • meaning, enlargement of • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-10-30

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Space between the lungs
Benign cartilage tumor
Pertaining to above the stomach
Specialist in operating on the urinary tract in males and females and the reproductive tract in males
The excision or removal of the kidney
Painful digestion
Removal of a fallopian tube
Disease of the heart muscle
-globin
Inflammation of bone and bone marrow
Voice box
Puncture to remove fluid from a joint
An increase in cell size
Disease of the retina
The study of cells
Enlargement of the liver
Pertaining to the treatment of older people

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Muscle that separates the abdominal and thoracic cavities
Facing up
Incision of the eardrum
Membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord
Malignant tumor of pleural cells
Visual examination of the sigmoid colon
Hormone secreted by the pancreas
Incision of the chest
An abnormal condition of the mind
Unable to breathe
A vertical plane that divides the body or organ into right and left sides
Gives the essential meaning of the term
X-ray recording of bile ducts
Double membrane that covers the organs in the abdomen
Study of the stomach and intestines
Inflammation of an ovary
Pertaining to the muscle of the heart

34 Clues: -globin • Facing up • Voice box • Unable to breathe • Painful digestion • The study of cells • Incision of the chest • Disease of the retina • Benign cartilage tumor • Incision of the eardrum • Space between the lungs • An increase in cell size • Inflammation of an ovary • Enlargement of the liver • Removal of a fallopian tube • Disease of the heart muscle • X-ray recording of bile ducts • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-11-08

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against
new
slow
without
out of
below normal
after
many
heat
equal
above
between
muscle
above normal
within
below
with

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beyond
against
two
before
within
outside
upon
normal
together
tendon
not
below
three
far
around
fast
across
bad
abnormal

36 Clues: two • new • not • far • bad • slow • upon • many • heat • fast • with • after • below • three • equal • above • below • beyond • before • within • out of • normal • tendon • around • across • muscle • within • against • against • without • outside • between • together • abnormal • below normal • above normal

Medical Terminology 2023-10-26

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A condition in which bones become brittle.
An organ that produces insulin.
The medical term for a sore throat.
The outermost layer of the skin.
The abbreviation for "before meals" in prescriptions.
The medical term for difficulty swallowing.
A condition of excessive body fat.
The abbreviation for "as needed" in prescriptions.
A surgical procedure to remove part of the colon.
The body's ability to maintain stability.
A common term for high blood pressure.

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An instrument for listening to internal body sounds.
The medical term for inflammation of the liver.
A device to measure blood pressure.
The smallest blood vessels in the body.
The medical term for a nosebleed.
A surgical procedure to remove an appendix.
The abbreviation for "twice a day" in prescriptions.
A medical term for a bruise.
The abbreviation for "by mouth" in prescriptions.

20 Clues: A medical term for a bruise. • An organ that produces insulin. • The outermost layer of the skin. • The medical term for a nosebleed. • A condition of excessive body fat. • A device to measure blood pressure. • The medical term for a sore throat. • A common term for high blood pressure. • The smallest blood vessels in the body. • The body's ability to maintain stability. • ...

Medical terminology 2023-12-08

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This is the full word of the shortened version of "path"
Adverse drug reaction abbreviation added to medical charts
This type of anaesthetic puts the patient into an unconscious state
When confirming patient details we must ask for this.
This is a shortened word for echocardiogram an investigation of the heart
A big muscle that pumps blood around the body
The patient is given an Rx to take home, what does this abbreviation stand for?
AB's are a medication used to treat infections
Where do you find documentation related to the patient?
What is the largest organ in the human body.

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This is a shortened version of local anaesthetic
This medical condition relates to unstable sugar levels in the blood
NOK refers to the family member of a patient listed as their contact person.(3 words)
The patient is having IV medication, what does IV stand for?
Dial 9 on the hospital phone to get through to here
The notes have Dx written by the doctor, what does this stand for?
What is the acronym of a urinary tract infection?
Another word for moving around starting with M
The patient has had a MSU collected what is this a specimen of?
This is a code to indicate a medical emergency
What is the name given to special clothing worn in a patient's room who is in isolation?

21 Clues: What is the largest organ in the human body. • A big muscle that pumps blood around the body • Another word for moving around starting with M • This is a code to indicate a medical emergency • AB's are a medication used to treat infections • This is a shortened version of local anaesthetic • What is the acronym of a urinary tract infection? • ...

Hockey Terminology 2023-11-24

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one of the original 6 NHL hockey teams,Chicago ________
country most known for hockey
name of the championship trophy in hockey
a goal scored in ice hockey when a team's on-ice players are outnumbered by the opposing team's
one of the original 6 NHL hockey teams,Detroit ______
a hard shot made by raising the stick about waist-high before striking the puck with a sharp slapping motion.
when any member of the attacking team precedes the puck over the defending team's blueline
forcefully skating into another player in an attempt to get the puck
signals to start of play
a shot that occurs when a player meets a teammate's pass with an immediate slapshot, without any attempt to control the puck
where a player places their stick or body in such a way that causes an opposing player to trip or fall.
equipment used to move on the ice
one of the original 6 NHL hockey teams,Toronto __________

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thick disc shaped object used in hockey
one of the original 6 NHL hockey teams,Montreal _______
a quick usually short-range shot in ice hockey made while the puck is against the blade of the stick by snapping the blade quickly forward
when one team has an advantage in number of players
when a player on his team's side of the red center line shoots the puck all the way down the ice and it crosses the red goal line at any point (other than the goal).
the best hockey team ever... Vegas _______
one of the original 6 NHL hockey teams,New York ________
when a player uses his stick to slow down or prevent an opposing player from making a play on the puck or getting into a better position on the ice
offensive player usually responsible for scoring goals
piece of equipment used to strike the puck
one of the original 6 NHL hockey teams, Boston ______
player responsible for protecting the goal

25 Clues: signals to start of play • country most known for hockey • equipment used to move on the ice • thick disc shaped object used in hockey • name of the championship trophy in hockey • the best hockey team ever... Vegas _______ • piece of equipment used to strike the puck • player responsible for protecting the goal • when one team has an advantage in number of players • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-08-31

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Sound produced by friction between bone and cartilage
Pointing toes outward from the neutral position
The brain is ____ to the skull
Sudden onset injury
Movement towards the midline of the body
Knees are bent outwards
Towards the front of the body
The chest is ____ to the arms
Heat, Ice, Tape
Rotating towards the midline
Rotating the forearm away from the body
Straightening a limb after flexion
Hip abductions
Also known as a bruise
Towards the back of the body
The hand is _____ to the shoulder
Peripheral nervous system
DOB
The head is _____ to the legs
Injury with long-duration
Upper arm bone goes out of the shoulder socket
Swelling in the joint
Bicep curl
Lying face up
Tearing of ligaments
Bringing toes towards midline
Tearing of muscles or tendons

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SOB
You experience shoulder pain with a gallbladder injury
Swelling of tissue
Rotating away from the midline
The hand is ____ to the shoulder
Rotating the forearm toward the body
Incomplete separation of a joint
Connects bone to bone
Flexing your feet
The wrist is _____ to the hand
Looseness of a joint
Connects muscle to bone
Pointing your toes
Bottom of the foot
Central nervous system
Extending part past its resting anatomical position
You experience pain when an area is palpated
Bleeding underneath the skin
Lying face down
The arms are _____ to the chest
Top of the foot
Body's response to an injury
Ribs are _____ to lungs
ROM
Knees are bent inwards
CC

53 Clues: CC • SOB • ROM • DOB • Bicep curl • Lying face up • Hip abductions • Heat, Ice, Tape • Lying face down • Top of the foot • Flexing your feet • Swelling of tissue • Pointing your toes • Bottom of the foot • Sudden onset injury • Looseness of a joint • Tearing of ligaments • Connects bone to bone • Swelling in the joint • Central nervous system • Also known as a bruise • Knees are bent inwards • ...

Animal Terminology 2023-09-01

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mature male chicken
immature female chicken
castrated male bovine
immature swine
immature male chicken
castrated male swine
sheep meat over 1 yr
mature male swine
immature female swine
immature horse
mature male bovine
mature female sheep
immature female bovine
immature sheep under 1 yr
beef under 1 yr
immature goat
castrated male chicken
mature female chicken

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horse 12-24 mos age
mature female goat
mature female horse
mature male horse
laying hen over 1 yr
mature male sheep
castrated goat/sheep
meat bird ready in 6-8 weeks
sheep meat under 1 yr
castrated male horse
goat meat
immature female horse
mature male goat

31 Clues: goat meat • immature goat • immature swine • immature horse • beef under 1 yr • mature male goat • mature male horse • mature male sheep • mature male swine • mature female goat • mature male bovine • horse 12-24 mos age • mature male chicken • mature female horse • mature female sheep • castrated male swine • laying hen over 1 yr • castrated goat/sheep • sheep meat over 1 yr • castrated male horse • ...

Animal Terminology 2023-09-05

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Mature Male Goat/Rabbit
Young Male/Female Sheep
Mature Male Cattle
Mature Female Cattle
Young Male Pig
Mature Male Sheep
Young Female Chicken
Castrated Male Pig
Mature Female Turkey/Chicken
Young Female Cattle
Young Male Chicken
Young Female Horse
Mature Male Horse
Young Female Pig
Mature Male Chicken
Group of Cattle, Pigs, Horses
Mature Female Sheep
Baby Chicken
Group of Sheep, Turkeys, Chickens, Goats
Group of Rabbits

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Castrated Male Sheep/Goat
Young Male Goat
Castrated Male Turkey/Chicken
Mature Male Pig
Castrated Male Rabbit
Castrated Male Cattle
Young Male/Female Turkey
Castrated Male Horse
Young Male Horse
Baby Goat
Baby Horse
Mature Female Horse
Baby Pig
Mature Female Goat/Rabbit
Mature Male Turkey
Mature Female Pig
Young Female Goat
Baby Cattle
Baby Rabbit

39 Clues: Baby Pig • Baby Goat • Baby Horse • Baby Cattle • Baby Rabbit • Baby Chicken • Young Male Pig • Young Male Goat • Mature Male Pig • Young Male Horse • Young Female Pig • Group of Rabbits • Mature Male Sheep • Mature Male Horse • Mature Female Pig • Young Female Goat • Mature Male Cattle • Castrated Male Pig • Young Male Chicken • Young Female Horse • Mature Male Turkey • Young Female Cattle • Mature Female Horse • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-08-23

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twice or double or both
height
blood pressure
to or toward
weight
do not resuscitate
activities of daily living
without or lack of
immediately or now
doctor
Temperature

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nothing by mouth
from or away
history
twice a day
against
four times a day
diagbosis
self
three times a day

20 Clues: self • height • weight • doctor • history • against • diagbosis • twice a day • Temperature • from or away • to or toward • blood pressure • nothing by mouth • four times a day • three times a day • do not resuscitate • without or lack of • immediately or now • twice or double or both • activities of daily living

horticultural terminology 2023-09-26

horticultural terminology crossword puzzle

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plants that have female and male reproductive systems
process of moving seeds outdoors
plant that has multiple stems
water and minerals moving up in a plant
removing energy to control vibratory motion
tree that keeps green leaves all year
where the plant stem meet the roots
tree\shrubs that shed leaves annually
seeds that have been altered using breeding methods
2 different species offspring
important underground part of all vascular plants
plant that lives through one season
plant that lives 3+ years
act of joining two plants together
plants and animal fertilizer
small amounts for plant development

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a hole in soil
large amounts for plant development
act of removing the top of plant
unwanted "plants"
plants that can survive during winter
plant that lives through two seasons
plant that has a single stem or trunk
a plant that has no wood stem
yellow\wilting leaves
development process of a seed
moves food down in a plant
process of increasing amount of plants
young plant stage
removal of extra seeds

30 Clues: a hole in soil • unwanted "plants" • young plant stage • yellow\wilting leaves • removal of extra seeds • plant that lives 3+ years • moves food down in a plant • plants and animal fertilizer • plant that has multiple stems • a plant that has no wood stem • development process of a seed • 2 different species offspring • act of removing the top of plant • process of moving seeds outdoors • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-08-30

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A reverse curl is an example of ___
How much you can move your leg at the knee joint is your ___
This commonly happens to your knee cap in sports
Situated or pertaining to a center is ___
A bicep curl is an example of ___
Blood pressure
A concussion is an example of an ___ injury
When your joint partially separates it is ___
Lying face down is in the ___ position
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
___ is toward your head
When you get injured your body reacts by ___ happening at the site of the injury
Heart disease is an example of an ___ injury
The underside of the foot is ___
Situated away from the center is ___
Turning your arm so that your palms are facing down is ___
If a blunt force causes your elbow to bend backwards it is considered a ___
Turning your arm so that your palms are facing up is ___
Twice a day
Moving your arm out away from your body at a 90-degree angle is an ___
Friction between bone and cartilage is ___
When something is far away from your skin it is considered ___
Your feet are more ___ than your knees
Your spine is on the ___ part of your body
When your muscles or tendons stretch/tear it is a ___
Moving your arm in toward your body at a 90-degree angle is an ___
Your feet are ___

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When you are experiencing a heart attack and you feel pain in your jaw you have ___
A more technical term for a bruise is ___
Curling your toes up is a __ movement
Your elbow is more ___ than your hand
The structure that connects muscle to bone is ___
Your heart is ___
Cheif complaint
When your elbow joint feels loose you have ___
Discoloration resulting from bleeding underneath the skin is ___
When your ligament stretches or tears it is a ___
Moving your toes away from the midline of your body is ___
Date of Birth
The bones in your hand are ___
Pointing your toes down is a ___ movement
The top of your hand is ___
When the joint swells it is ___
Moving your toes toward the midline of your body is ___
When your tissue swells it is ___
Your chest is on the ___ part of your body
When you have appendicitis you have ___
Lying face up is in the ___ position
The structure that connects bone to bone is ___
Raising your arms above your head is an ___ movement
Lowering your arms from above your head is an ___ movement
Ice is an example of ___
___ is toward your feet
When your knees are bent inward they are in the __ position
When you are bow-legged you have knees in the ___ position

55 Clues: Twice a day • Date of Birth • Blood pressure • Cheif complaint • Your heart is ___ • Your feet are ___ • ___ is toward your head • ___ is toward your feet • Ice is an example of ___ • The top of your hand is ___ • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation • The bones in your hand are ___ • When the joint swells it is ___ • The underside of the foot is ___ • A bicep curl is an example of ___ • ...

Livestock Terminology 2023-09-07

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male rabbit
castrated male caprine
young female equine
female rabbit
intact male gallus
male parent
castrated male swine
baby ovine
baby horse
baby chicken

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female goat
male caprine
baby bovine
young female bovine that has not had a calf
young female swine without live birth
female parent
castrated male bovine
female sheep
intact male bovine
intact male ovine
castrated male sheep
female bovine with live birth
baby goat

23 Clues: baby goat • baby ovine • baby horse • female goat • male rabbit • baby bovine • male parent • male caprine • female sheep • baby chicken • female rabbit • female parent • intact male ovine • intact male gallus • intact male bovine • young female equine • castrated male swine • castrated male sheep • castrated male bovine • castrated male caprine • female bovine with live birth • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-09-18

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hyper-
hemi-
oophor(o)
-itis
hyster(o)
-ectomy
- pathy
sub-
brady-
ab-
mal-
macro-
hemo
cephal
olig-
py
rhin
-emesis
derm
nephr
stomat

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-megaly
dys-
a-,an-
peri-
tachy-
arteri(o)
hypo-
-phasia
pulmon
-pnea
angi(o)
-algia
arthr
hepat
necr(o)

36 Clues: py • ab- • dys- • sub- • mal- • hemo • rhin • derm • hemi- • peri- • -itis • hypo- • -pnea • olig- • arthr • hepat • nephr • hyper- • a-,an- • tachy- • pulmon • brady- • macro- • cephal • -algia • stomat • -megaly • -phasia • -ectomy • - pathy • angi(o) • -emesis • necr(o) • oophor(o) • arteri(o) • hyster(o)

Pharmacology Terminology 2023-09-18

Pharmacology Terminology crossword puzzle

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block agonist by binding to an allosteric site
The study of substances that interact with living systems through chemical processes
any molecule that binds to a receptor
A naturally occurring poisonous substance that is produced within living cells or organisms (e.g. tetrodotoxin)
Synthetic poisons (e.g. glycophosphate in herbicide)
increase the response of a receptor
Inhibition of an agonist’s action downstream of the receptor
decrease the response of a receptor
Neutralization of an agonist through physical complexation
A chemical substance used in the treatment, cure, prevention, or diagnosis of disease or used to otherwise enhance physical or mental well-being
Chemical substances that cause harm to organisms when sufficient quantities are absorbed, inhaled, or ingested
A ligand that binds to a different site from the endogenous ligand
Competitive or Non-competitive inhibition at receptor target

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A ligand that binds to the same site as an endogenous signaling molecule
A group of substances that bind to a receptor to change the response to stimuli
Medical science concerned with disease caused by or uniquely associated with toxic substances
compete for the binding site with ligand to block agonist
Protein that recognizes a signaling molecular endogenous to the organism and translates that recognitioninto a meaningful cellular event
Provide a full response for a population of receptors
Impediment to absorption or distribution, or the enhancement of elimination of a drug
Science involving usage of substances to prevent, diagnose, or treat disease
Desired physiological or behavioral changes produced by the drug
capacity of ligand to activate a receptor
Amount of drug in the circulation that is free to bind at target sites
Interaction of drug with target receptors, cells, tissues
Produce a sub-maximal response despite fully occupying population of receptors
Property of a ligand to block the action of an agonist
The study of adverse effects of substances on living systems

28 Clues: increase the response of a receptor • decrease the response of a receptor • any molecule that binds to a receptor • capacity of ligand to activate a receptor • block agonist by binding to an allosteric site • Synthetic poisons (e.g. glycophosphate in herbicide) • Provide a full response for a population of receptors • ...

Football Terminology 2023-09-19

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the player responsible for defending the wide receivers
player responsible for throwing the football on offense
when a defensive player intercepts the ball and scores a touchdown
when the quarterback throws the ball in no players direction to avoid being tackled
what the defense does to stop the opponent with the ball
the football team that plays in Las Vegas
penalty signal
the person responsible for throwing the penalty flag
a score worth 6 points
a score worth 2 points
the area of the field where you score
when an offensive player loses the ball on the ground
a tackle of the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage

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player responsible for catching the ball on offense
a football catch
when a defensive player impedes the offenses ability to catch a pass
the spot on the field where the ball is hiked is the line of ________
the player responsible for tossing the ball between his legs to the quarterback
when the defense catches a pass from the opposing quarterback
a score worth 3 points
player responsible for running the football on offense
when a player kneels in the endzone after a kickoff
a tackle of your opponent in their own endzone
when the ball is tossed between the players legs to the quarterback
units of measurement on a football field

25 Clues: penalty signal • a football catch • a score worth 3 points • a score worth 6 points • a score worth 2 points • the area of the field where you score • units of measurement on a football field • the football team that plays in Las Vegas • a tackle of your opponent in their own endzone • player responsible for catching the ball on offense • ...

Swimming Terminology 2024-01-10

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K
The first set in a workout
fundamental body position in swimming, done after dives and turns
FR
BR
swimming faster by the end of the repetition
one piece of a workout; ex: 5x100 on 2:00
CH
leaving on the :00
IM
BK
kick used in breastroke
Swimming Down on the right side of the lane, back on the left
P

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Second phase of the arm stroke
Kick, Drill, Swim
swimming faster by time over duration of a set
leaving on the :30
Causes you to swim slower
kick used in backstroke and freestyle
Grandviews pool is 25 _____
Last phase of the arm stroke
First phase of the arm stroke
A rotating movement of the body around the midline

24 Clues: K • P • FR • BR • CH • IM • BK • Kick, Drill, Swim • leaving on the :30 • leaving on the :00 • kick used in breastroke • Causes you to swim slower • The first set in a workout • Grandviews pool is 25 _____ • Last phase of the arm stroke • First phase of the arm stroke • Second phase of the arm stroke • kick used in backstroke and freestyle • one piece of a workout; ex: 5x100 on 2:00 • ...

Animal Terminology 2024-01-24

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birth term cattle dairy
newborn swine
birth term duck
newborn goose
young male Goat
birth term fish
mature male goose
newborn fish
young male chicken
young male/young female
birth term sheep
birth term horse

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birth term swine
newborn turkey
birth term cattle beef
birth term chicken
newborn chicken
newborn rabbit
mature male duck
mature female rabbit
newborn cow
young male sheep
newborn horse
birth term goat
mature male turkey

25 Clues: newborn cow • newborn fish • newborn swine • newborn goose • newborn horse • newborn turkey • newborn rabbit • birth term duck • newborn chicken • young male Goat • birth term fish • birth term goat • birth term swine • mature male duck • young male sheep • birth term sheep • birth term horse • mature male goose • birth term chicken • young male chicken • mature male turkey • mature female rabbit • ...

Animal terminology 2024-01-24

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female turkey
male goose
newborn goose
young female fish
Female sheep
male goat
young female chicken
Young female horse
male rabbit
young male sheep
castrated horse
castrated cattle
female cattle

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young male fish
young male chicken
NewbornChicken
male turkey
newborn fish
young male goat
castrated sheep
male cattle
newborn swine
newborn goat
newborn rabbit
castrated swine

25 Clues: male goat • male goose • male turkey • male cattle • male rabbit • newborn fish • Female sheep • newborn goat • female turkey • newborn goose • newborn swine • female cattle • NewbornChicken • newborn rabbit • young male fish • young male goat • castrated sheep • castrated swine • castrated horse • young male sheep • castrated cattle • young female fish • young male chicken • Young female horse • young female chicken

Animal Terminology 2024-01-24

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mature male goat
castrated male chicken
young female swine
castrated male cow
mature female goose
young male sheep
mature male horse
young female goat
mature female cow
castrated male horse
young male swine
mature female sheep
young male chicken
calf young female cow
castrated male
young male goat

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young female horse
calf young male cow
mature female rabbit
young female chicken
newborn goose
mature male sheep
mature female goat
mature male duck
newborn cow
mature male goose
newborn sheep
mature male rabbit
mature female swine
newborn swine
young fish
mature female horse
newborn turkey
young male horse
mature male swine
newborn fish
young female sheep
newborn goat
newborn horse
mature male cow
castrated male swine

41 Clues: young fish • newborn cow • newborn fish • newborn goat • newborn goose • newborn sheep • newborn swine • newborn horse • newborn turkey • castrated male • mature male cow • young male goat • mature male goat • mature male duck • young male sheep • young male swine • young male horse • mature male sheep • mature male goose • mature male horse • young female goat • mature female cow • mature male swine • ...

Animal Terminology 2024-01-24

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baby chick
newborn sheep
Fish giving birth
baby pig
young female pig
young fish
Castrated cow
Mature female Cattle
young male cow
The gestation of a cow

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Male mature duck
term for cow giving birth
Male chicken
Young female chicken
new born cow
Baby goat
Castrated horse
Gestation of a horse
young male horse
young female cow
Mature male goose
baby fish
Mature male cow
term for a horse giving birth

24 Clues: baby pig • Baby goat • baby fish • baby chick • young fish • Male chicken • new born cow • newborn sheep • Castrated cow • young male cow • Castrated horse • Mature male cow • Male mature duck • young female pig • young male horse • young female cow • Fish giving birth • Mature male goose • Young female chicken • Gestation of a horse • Mature female Cattle • The gestation of a cow • term for cow giving birth • ...

Animal Terminology 2024-01-24

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Newborn Goat
Mature male goat
Mature male horse
Birthing of horse
Mature male sheep
Mature male swine
Newborn turkey
Birthing of swine
Birthing of lamb
Birthing of duck
Newborn duck

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Newborn swine
Newborn cow
Birthing of goat
Mature male cattle
Newborn rabbit
Newborn sheep
Mature male chicken
Newborn fish
Mature male goose
Newborn horse
Newborn goose
Birth of cattle
Birthing of chicken
Newborn chicken
Mature male duck

26 Clues: Newborn cow • Newborn Goat • Newborn fish • Newborn duck • Newborn swine • Newborn sheep • Newborn horse • Newborn goose • Newborn rabbit • Newborn turkey • Birth of cattle • Newborn chicken • Birthing of goat • Mature male goat • Birthing of lamb • Birthing of duck • Mature male duck • Mature male horse • Birthing of horse • Mature male sheep • Mature male swine • Mature male goose • Birthing of swine • ...

Animmal terminology 2024-01-24

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newborn horse
newborn duck
mature female sheep
castrated male cattle
young male sheep
birth term of swine
birth term of fish
young female cattle
newborn cattle
newborn rabbit
goat birth term

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young male horse
newborn chicken
newborn swine
young male/female of fish
mature female rabbit
young female swine
mature male turkey
newborn fish
birth term for cattle
newborn goose
young male goat
mature female swine
young female horse
young female goat
young female chicken
castrated chick

27 Clues: newborn duck • newborn fish • newborn swine • newborn horse • newborn goose • newborn cattle • newborn rabbit • newborn chicken • young male goat • castrated chick • goat birth term • young male horse • young male sheep • young female goat • young female swine • mature male turkey • young female horse • birth term of fish • mature female sheep • mature female swine • birth term of swine • young female cattle • ...

Golf Terminology 2024-02-01

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this little bird improves your score
the shot most golfers make at the end of a hole
you can also do this in a car
watch out
also worn in a kitchen
a Japanese company that makes golf balls
you can also do this to bread
this saves walking
the most embarrassing shot in golf
a dance floor where you don't tango
found in a bunker

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a ball you hit 'just in case'
part of a club
the rarest bird you will ever see on a golf course
opposite of a birdie
often heard after a bad shot on the course
one of the metals used to make shafts
the oldest type of golf course
a putt where you don't actually hit the ball
found on a fishing line

20 Clues: watch out • part of a club • found in a bunker • this saves walking • opposite of a birdie • also worn in a kitchen • found on a fishing line • a ball you hit 'just in case' • you can also do this in a car • you can also do this to bread • the oldest type of golf course • the most embarrassing shot in golf • a dance floor where you don't tango • this little bird improves your score • ...

Literary Terminology 2024-05-14

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Story Can be read in one sitting; maintains a concentrated effect; usually starts in the middle of the action.
When consequences are counter to expectations.
Category of story such as mystery, horror, romance, adventure or fantasy.
The feeling created by the word choices and actions creates an overall mood or attitude of the story.
An occurrence or statement that alludes to something that happens in the future.
Actual, real-life events
What is occurring at this point in history, place of culture, or circumstance of author.
Point of view of a single character. Uses “I” and “me.”
The main character of the story.
The individual(s) or force working against the main character.
Where this story is in time and place.
Imagined
A thing that stands in or represents something else, especially an object that represents an abstract idea.

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Narrator is not part of the story, but follows only one particular character.
When one thing is said but with a contrasting meaning.
Sees and knows all things. Follows any and all characters. Provides multiple points of view.
A comparison between two different things in order to emphasize an idea or description.
The combination of writing style and tone creates the writer’s voice.
Deliberately chosen words used to create a specific feel within a story.
vs. person; person vs. self; person vs. nature
When the audience knows something the characters don’t, resulting in poor decision making or bad consequences.
Language of everyday use written in its standard form. Not poetry or scripts.

22 Clues: Imagined • Actual, real-life events • The main character of the story. • Where this story is in time and place. • When consequences are counter to expectations. • vs. person; person vs. self; person vs. nature • When one thing is said but with a contrasting meaning. • Point of view of a single character. Uses “I” and “me.” • ...

English Terminology 2024-05-17

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Exaggerated statement that is not meant to be taken literally, e.g., ‘I’m drowning in homework’.
Giving emotions to something non-human, often used to describe the environment or weather, e.g., ‘The rain wept tears around her’ (Note: personification is giving any human attribute to something non-human; pathetic fallacy is giving any emotion to something non-human).
Words next to or near each other that start with the same letter, e.g., ‘she sells sea shells’ and ‘the barbarians broke through the barricade’.
Giving a human an animalistic trait, e.g., ‘He growled with wolfish hunger’.
A figure of speech in which contradictory terms are placed in conjunction, e.g., ‘I shall have share in this most happy wreck!’
The creative use of words to create a meaning that isn’t literal, but implies something, e.g., ‘I could eat a horse’ to mean you’re very hungry.
The ideas or feelings that a word might evoke in a reader.
Word choices that are used to evoke an emotional response from the reader, e.g., ‘An innocent bystander was murdered in cold blood in Downtown Chicago’.
Intended to teach, instruct, or have a moral lesson for the reader. Think about Aesop’s Fables…. The tortoise and the Hare?

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A doing word that sounds particularly active, e.g., ‘the man raged’ or ‘stormed’ rather than ‘the man shouted’.
The act of repeating something that has already been said or written, e.g., ‘time after time’ and ‘sorry, not sorry’.
Describing something non-human as if it were human, e.g., ‘I stared in the face of danger’.
Informal or slang words and phrases, often used in everyday speech, e.g., ‘I’m gonna go to shop’ and ‘OMG, that’s sick’.
Where lines of poetry are not stopped at the end, either by sense or punctuation, and run into the next line/stanza.
When two (often contrasting) themes are presented near each other, e.g., love and loss or happy and sad emotions.
A rhyme scheme where one line of poetry rhymes with the Following, e.g. ‘And moveless fish by the water gleam / By silver reeds in a silver stream.’
A dramatic convention allowing a character to speak directly to the audience as if thinking aloud their thoughts and feelings. No other character is able to hear the speech.
A technique in which a writer addresses the reader using ‘you’ or ‘your’.
Words next to or near each other that have repeated vowel sounds, e.g., ‘the thunder rumbled, unsettling the murky dust’.
When the speaker asks a question and then answers it themselves.
A short story from personal experience, often used to support a point, e.g., ‘Like that time your dog ate your homework and Mrs Wilson gave you detention anyway. Remember?’
A word that sounds like its meaning, e.g., ‘snap’, ‘crackle’, and ‘pop’.

22 Clues: The ideas or feelings that a word might evoke in a reader. • When the speaker asks a question and then answers it themselves. • A word that sounds like its meaning, e.g., ‘snap’, ‘crackle’, and ‘pop’. • A technique in which a writer addresses the reader using ‘you’ or ‘your’. • Giving a human an animalistic trait, e.g., ‘He growled with wolfish hunger’. • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-02-02

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suffix for infection/inflammation
the meaning of prefix "peri"
prefix for "difficult", "abnormal", or "painful"
suffix for tumor
prefix for "above" or "excessive"
prefix for "below" or "deficient"
the meaning of prefix "trans"
the meaning of prefix "hepat"
the meaning of prefix "arthr"
suffix for person who is specialized in something
the meaning of prefix "hem" or "hemat"
the meaning of prefixes "anti" and "contra"
the meaning of prefix "phleb"
suffix for removal
suffix for record

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the meaning of prefixes "nephr" or "ren"
pertaining to difficulty speaking
suffix for visual examination
study of disease
suffix for pain
the meaning of prefixes "oss","oste","osse"
prefix for "under" or "below" and the beginning of a navy vessel that goes underwater
the meaning of prefixes "a" and "an"
the meaning of prefix "hist"
condition of decreased number of red blood cells
prefix for "self" and another word for a car

26 Clues: suffix for pain • study of disease • suffix for tumor • suffix for record • suffix for removal • the meaning of prefix "peri" • the meaning of prefix "hist" • suffix for visual examination • the meaning of prefix "trans" • the meaning of prefix "hepat" • the meaning of prefix "arthr" • the meaning of prefix "phleb" • suffix for infection/inflammation • pertaining to difficulty speaking • ...

Medical terminology 2024-02-06

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Inflammation of the sinuses
A specialist in the endocrine system
Process of identifying a health issue
A group of muscle disorders or disease
The study of the heart and cardiac system
inflammation of the pancreas
Inflammation of the heart muscle that can affect the heart's ability to pump
Anticipated outcome of a medical condition
The study of geriatrics

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Prevents blood clotting
Inflammation of a joint
A surgical procedure to remove the gall bladder
Surgical joint replacement
A test that looks at heart function
Preventative intervention to stimulate the immune system
A clue to help with diagnosing a condition
Inflammation of the skin
Elevated blood pressure
The study of disease
Breast removal surgery

20 Clues: The study of disease • Breast removal surgery • Prevents blood clotting • Inflammation of a joint • Elevated blood pressure • The study of geriatrics • Inflammation of the skin • Surgical joint replacement • Inflammation of the sinuses • inflammation of the pancreas • A test that looks at heart function • A specialist in the endocrine system • Process of identifying a health issue • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-05-15

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stone
paralysis
two, double
condition of, formation, development
vein
hardening
cancer
equal
all, total
seizure, attack
blood clot
removal
bone marrow
surgical crushing
thymus gland
woman
sound, voice
carbon dioxide
male
together, joined

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gums
physician specialist
false
condition
bladder sac
plug
through, across, beyond
spitting, coughing
growth, substance, formation
water
vision
abdomen, abdominal cavity
surgical puncture to aspirate fluid
two
nose
cell
deficiency, blockage
pus
sleep
muscle
fungus
sudden involuntary muscle contraction

42 Clues: two • pus • gums • vein • plug • nose • cell • male • stone • false • water • equal • sleep • woman • cancer • vision • muscle • fungus • removal • paralysis • condition • hardening • all, total • blood clot • two, double • bladder sac • bone marrow • thymus gland • sound, voice • carbon dioxide • seizure, attack • together, joined • surgical crushing • spitting, coughing • physician specialist • deficiency, blockage • through, across, beyond • ...

Cattle Terminology 2024-05-16

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When a cow has a digestive disorder.
Castrated Male cow.
A cow between one and two years of age.
A young cow.
Cattle giving birth.
Scientific name for cattle.
A weaned calf that will be used for slaughter.
Period when cows produce milk.

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A way to signify your ownership of cattle.
A breeding technique.
The period of cattle pregnancy.
Mature male cow.
A young Female cow that hasn't had a calf.
tag A identification symbol for cattle
The name for a cows stomach.
A finishing operation.
Fat inside of a steak.
Naturally hornless.
Removing a calf from its mother.
A way to predict an offspring of a cow.

20 Clues: A young cow. • Mature male cow. • Castrated Male cow. • Naturally hornless. • Cattle giving birth. • A breeding technique. • A finishing operation. • Fat inside of a steak. • Scientific name for cattle. • The name for a cows stomach. • Period when cows produce milk. • The period of cattle pregnancy. • Removing a calf from its mother. • When a cow has a digestive disorder. • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-12

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describes overuse injuries
interruption in conduction of an impulse down a nerve fiber
a bone is forced out of alignment and stays out until reduced
involuntary muscle contractions
connects bone to bone
break in a bone
wasting away of muscle tissue
partial or incomplete dislocation where bone is forced out but the reduces
inflammation of the synovial sheath
degeneration of a tendon
stretch or tear in muscle or tendon
describes injuries caused by a traumatic event - just happened

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chronic inflammation of joint capsule
muscle soreness that peaks 24-48 hours after exercise
muscle contraction in response to pain
growth plate injury
inflammation at the site of tendinous attachments (tuberosity)
inflammation of a tendon
injury to ligament
inflammation of bursa at sites of bony prominences
bruise
connects muscle to bone
point hypersensitive module within a taut band of muscle

23 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 • inflammation of the synovial sheath • stretch or tear in muscle or tendon • chronic inflammation of joint capsule • ...

Livestock Terminology 2024-06-04

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Parturition in sheep
Scientific name of Goats
Young female chicken
Scientific name of sheep
Young Sheep Offspring
Mature Female Cattle
Scientific name of Horses
Parturition in goats
Uncastrated Male Cattle
Parturition in Swine
Scientific Name in Chicken/Poultry
Mature, uncastrated male chicken
Castrated Male Sheep or Goat
Castrated Male Horse
Young Cattle Offspring
Scientific name of Swine
Castrated male chicken
Female Goat
Young Chicken offspring
Castrated Male Cattle

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Mature uncastrated male sheep
Mature Female Horse
Parturition in Horses
Scientific name of Rabbits
Young Female Swine
Mature Female Swine
Parturition in Chickens
Parturition in Cattle
Young Swine Offspring
Young Female Cattle
Young Female Horse
Castrated Male Swine
Uncastrated male Swine
Mature Female Sheep
Young Goat Offspring
Young Horse Offspring
Mature Uncastrated Male Horse
Mature egg laying female chicken
Scientific name of Horses
Scientific name of Cattle
Mature uncastrated male Goat

41 Clues: Female Goat • Young Female Swine • Young Female Horse • Mature Female Horse • Mature Female Swine • Young Female Cattle • Mature Female Sheep • Parturition in sheep • Young female chicken • Mature Female Cattle • Castrated Male Swine • Parturition in goats • Young Goat Offspring • Parturition in Swine • Castrated Male Horse • Parturition in Horses • Young Sheep Offspring • Parturition in Cattle • ...

Medical terminology 2024-02-15

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Total Vaginal Hysterectomy abbreviation
Long bone between the hip and the knee
Viewing of abdomen with a scope
Medical root word for Brain
Abbreviation for Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
Lower back surgery
Prefix meaning after
Prefix meaning air or lungs
Suffix meaning surgical removal
Medical root word for bladder
Medical root word for Heart
Suffix meaning inflammation of
Knee bone
Hernia in the abdomen by the belly button
Remove of a lobe of the lung
One of two bones found between the knee and foot
Below the Knee Amputation abbreviation
Medical name for gallbladder removal
Prefix meaning around covering or near
Removal of the breast
Suffix meaning surgical artificial opening
Transurethral Resection of the Prostate abbreviation
Medical root word for Stomach

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Replacement of a joint
Removal of a uterus
Collar bone
Surgical examination of the abdomen
Excision of fallopian tubes and ovaries
Ophthalmic is medical term for
Artery in side of the neck that surgery can be done to remove blockage
Total Knee Arthroplasty abbreviation
Bone between the shoulder and the elbow
Abbreviation for Total Abdominal Abbreviation
Non-cancerous fibrous tumor
Chest
One of two bones found between the elbow and hand
Suffix meaning Incision or surgical cutting
Cranio is medical term for the
Abbreviation for treatment of a fractured bone with incision, plates, and screws
Suffix meaning look into, see

40 Clues: Chest • Knee bone • Collar bone • Lower back surgery • Removal of a uterus • Prefix meaning after • Removal of the breast • Replacement of a joint • Medical root word for Brain • Non-cancerous fibrous tumor • Prefix meaning air or lungs • Medical root word for Heart • Remove of a lobe of the lung • Medical root word for bladder • Suffix meaning look into, see • Medical root word for Stomach • ...

Medical terminology 2024-02-20

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mental disorder
vomiting
breathing
swelling due to fluid
formation / growth
cell
inflammation
production/beginning
formation
movement
tumor
child
female

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protection
rupture
softening
contraction
cancer
mild paralysis
tissue
bile
plastic surgery
seizure

23 Clues: cell • bile • tumor • child • cancer • tissue • female • rupture • seizure • vomiting • movement • softening • breathing • formation • protection • contraction • inflammation • mild paralysis • mental disorder • plastic surgery • formation / growth • production/beginning • swelling due to fluid

Medical Terminology 2024-02-08

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Hair Oil
Disease
Blood in the tissues
Rare condition of dry skin
Blueish color of the skin
Cancer in the tissues
White
Removal of the tonsils
Covering
Pool of mostly clotted blood
Inflammation of the skin
Patches of skin becoming inflamed
Fatty mass
Pertaining to muscles
Applied under the skin

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Eyelid
Black Tumor
The study of the heart
Abnormal amount of sweating
Place
Fat cells
Medical Therapy using low temperatures
Below normal temperature
Outer layer of the skin
Middle layer of the skin
Bruising
Scaly
Around the heart
Itching sensation
Nail

30 Clues: Nail • Place • White • Scaly • Eyelid • Disease • Hair Oil • Covering • Bruising • Fat cells • Fatty mass • Black Tumor • Around the heart • Itching sensation • Blood in the tissues • Cancer in the tissues • Pertaining to muscles • The study of the heart • Removal of the tonsils • Applied under the skin • Outer layer of the skin • Below normal temperature • Middle layer of the skin • Inflammation of the skin • ...

vet terminology 2024-02-22

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tumor or neoplasm
three times a day
surgical removal
pertains to the heart
artificial or
used to hold back the skin
urinary tract infection
used to create incisions
joint
itis
blood pressure
once a day

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surgical repair
every other day
glands
IM
blood vessels
injection through the veins
four times a day
twice a day

20 Clues: IM • itis • joint • glands • once a day • twice a day • artificial or • blood vessels • blood pressure • surgical repair • every other day • surgical removal • four times a day • tumor or neoplasm • three times a day • pertains to the heart • urinary tract infection • used to create incisions • used to hold back the skin • injection through the veins

vet terminology 2024-02-22

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tumor or neoplasm
three times a day
surgical removal
pertains to the heart
artificial or
used to hold back the skin
urinary tract infection
used to create incisions
joint
itis
blood pressure
once a day

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surgical repair
every other day
glands
IM
blood vessels
injection through the veins
four times a day
twice a day

medical terminology 2023-10-19

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face
rhino
lingui
opthalm/ocul
osis or pathy
graphy
pnea
scopy
ectomy
image

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penia
oma
encephal
itis
eardrum
stomy
crani
oto/aur
emia
recording instrument

20 Clues: oma • face • itis • pnea • emia • penia • rhino • stomy • crani • scopy • image • lingui • graphy • ectomy • eardrum • oto/aur • encephal • opthalm/ocul • osis or pathy • recording instrument

Medical Terminology 2023-10-06

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head
suture
puncture
cartilage
cheek
black
heart
surgical repair
big toe
chest
spinal column

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condition
decrease
tail
above
red
rib
white
slow
pain

20 Clues: red • rib • head • tail • slow • pain • above • cheek • black • heart • white • chest • suture • big toe • decrease • puncture • condition • cartilage • spinal column • surgical repair

Terminology Crosswords 2024-04-10

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When one group is preferred over another, or one group is hated more than others
This word hasn't many different definitions, one of which is Is to compare differences between cultures.
It's used to describe something or someone comprised of multiple things or concepts
The voluntary or involuntary movement from one country to another
This term is used to describe a small community of people that live and work together under a set of traditions, usually of the same ethnic background
An act of discrimination performed on someone because of their race
Prejudice bias or hatred towards a person or a group because of their “different” background
A term that can be used in positive or negative connotation referring to when an individual or group is brought into anothers and adopts their tendencies

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A negative depiction of a/a caricature used to mock, discriminate and potentially spread false information
Non positive biases held towards a specific group, Usually a group of people
When one's background contains a diverse mixture of different races.
The lack of fair treatment to an individual or group
When a person's background involves more than one type of culture
A complicated mixture of a person's traditions, race, beliefs, cultural practices and more
The complicated mix of traditions, practices, religions, experiences, environment and people. This concept exists across all different places on earth and is usually carried by those who move from one place to another
The perceived superiority that those of European and American Settler descent have over those of a racial minority
A complicated term that can be used to describe many different aspects of a person. One way this term can be used is to describe the color of one skin
The landscape that a civilization is built upon/ the physical representation of a established group
A long-help standard that is passed down to the next generation usually for its significant meaning
The outliers of some kind of majority/The odd ones out

20 Clues: The lack of fair treatment to an individual or group • The outliers of some kind of majority/The odd ones out • When a person's background involves more than one type of culture • The voluntary or involuntary movement from one country to another • An act of discrimination performed on someone because of their race • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-06-10

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immediately
heart rate lower than 60 bpm
pe (abv)
elevated blood pressure
do not resuscitate
cc (abv)
reduced levels of oxygen
bp (abv)
heart rate greater than 60 bpm

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cpr (abv)
relating to the stomach
prefix relating to lungs
breathless, absence of breathing
surgical repair
elevated blood sugar
surgical removal of a body part
sob (abv)
inflammation of the heart muscle
surgical incision
decreased production of thyroid hormone
swelling due to fluid accumulation

21 Clues: pe (abv) • cc (abv) • bp (abv) • cpr (abv) • sob (abv) • immediately • surgical repair • surgical incision • do not resuscitate • elevated blood sugar • relating to the stomach • elevated blood pressure • prefix relating to lungs • reduced levels of oxygen • heart rate lower than 60 bpm • heart rate greater than 60 bpm • surgical removal of a body part • breathless, absence of breathing • ...

Livestock Terminology 2024-08-22

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Birth in cattle
Young female horse
Intact male horse
Uncastrated male goat
young, female bovine that has not given birth
Genus of cattle
Intact male swine
Mature female bovine that has given birth
Mature female sheep that has not given birth
Young female swine that has given birth
Meat from a young goat
Young female chicken
Birthing process in swine
castrated male bovine
Uncastrated male sheep
Genus name for swine
Mature female horse
Young male chicken
Meat from a mature sheep or goat
intact male bovine

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generic term for offspring of bovine
Young female swine that has not given birth
Term for horses offspring
Castrated male swine
Meat from a young sheep
Castrated male horse
Genus name for sheep
Mature female poultry
Meat from cattle
Castrated male chicken
Young female goat
Castrated male sheep
Meat from swine
Genus name for goats
Meat from cattle under 1 year of age
Young chicken used for meat
Adult male chicken
Birthing process in sheep
Genus name for horses
Castrated male goat of any age
young male horse

41 Clues: Birth in cattle • Genus of cattle • Meat from swine • Meat from cattle • young male horse • Intact male horse • Intact male swine • Young female goat • Young female horse • Adult male chicken • Young male chicken • intact male bovine • Mature female horse • Castrated male swine • Castrated male horse • Genus name for sheep • Castrated male sheep • Genus name for goats • Young female chicken • ...

Anatomical Terminology 2024-09-03

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It is superior to our facial.
Consists of respiratory, digestive, excretory, and reproductive systems.
Connected to the esophagus
It is connected to the tibia and fibula.
Used for feeling and making things.
Connected to the brachial and antebrachial.
It is where the humerus bone is located at.
It assists in chewing foods.
Posterior of the antecubital
It is connected to the digits in hands.
Consists of reproductive system.
Includes arms from the shoulder to the hands.
It is connected to clavicle.
It consists of skull and brain.
Anterior to the popliteal.
It is the posterior of the patella.
It is posterior to the trunk.
It is anterior to the ribs.
Connects the antebrachial and palmar.
Biggest digit on the feet.
Inferior of the oral.
It is posterior to the pelvis.
Inferior to the dorsal.

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It is connected to the fingers in hands.
Includes the lower extremities.
It has rib cage as protection.
It is medial to our eyes.
The auditory sense is involve.
It is where the tibia and fibula bones are located at.
Consists of digestive system.
Provides flexibility to the hips.
Inferior to the patellar.
It is medial to the shoulders.
Foundation of tarsals and metatarsals.
The largest bone in the human body.
It is connected to the radius and ulna.
It connects the arms to the shoulders.
Inferior to the umbilical.
It is inferior to the head.
Superior to the pelvic.
Inferior to the cranial
It is contralateral to the trunk.
Provides support to the feet.
Connects the antecubital and carpal.
It is contralateral to our mouth.

45 Clues: Inferior of the oral. • Superior to the pelvic. • Inferior to the cranial • Inferior to the dorsal. • It is medial to our eyes. • Inferior to the patellar. • Connected to the esophagus • Inferior to the umbilical. • Anterior to the popliteal. • Biggest digit on the feet. • It is inferior to the head. • It is anterior to the ribs. • It assists in chewing foods. • ...

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 2024-08-29

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SKIN
PANCREAS
STUDY OF
SURGICAL REPAIR
FAST
MANY
THROAT
COLOR
ALWAYS AT THE END OF A WORD
HEART
LUNG

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CHEST
KIDNEY
PAIN
STOMACH
EXCESSIVE
BELOW
SKULL
HALF
INSTRUMENT FOR VIEWING
SURGICAL REMOVAL
ALWAYS AT THE BEGINNING OF A WORD

22 Clues: SKIN • PAIN • FAST • MANY • HALF • LUNG • CHEST • BELOW • SKULL • COLOR • HEART • KIDNEY • THROAT • STOMACH • PANCREAS • STUDY OF • EXCESSIVE • SURGICAL REPAIR • SURGICAL REMOVAL • INSTRUMENT FOR VIEWING • ALWAYS AT THE END OF A WORD • ALWAYS AT THE BEGINNING OF A WORD

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) • ...

Transit Terminology 2024-09-06

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the part of the structure which is placed in or on the ground, upon which the main structure rests
A point on a baseline that is a specified distance from the point of commencement
the angle to a line of sight, measured clockwise from a north(usually) meridian
the degree of refinement with which a measurement is made
a structure designed to provide an opening under a road, etc., usually for the transportation of storm water
the inside bottom of a pipe or culvert
a line on a map joining points of similar elevation
the distance measured North and East of a reference point having zero coordinates
preliminary and layout surveys used for construction
the horizontal bisector of a pipe
10,000 square meters
material used to fill an excavation
a permanent reference point for horizontal and vertical positioning

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the portion of a structure resting upon footings and proving support for walls and other structural components
a structure which provides access to underground services
in construction, the excavation of material; also the measurement down from the grade mark
a fixed, solid reference point with a precisely determined, published elevation
the vertical distance above or below a given datum
the slope of a grade line
a straight line often referred to with respect to a curve
is a wall built to hold back an embankment
the conformity of a measurement to the "true" value
this basin is a structure designed to collect surface water and transfer it to a storm sewer
acronym for right of way
the collection and transportation of ground water and storm water
direction of a line given by the acute angle from the meridian and accompanied by a cardinal compass direction
the removal of topsoil from a construction site

27 Clues: 10,000 square meters • acronym for right of way • the slope of a grade line • the horizontal bisector of a pipe • material used to fill an excavation • the inside bottom of a pipe or culvert • is a wall built to hold back an embankment • the removal of topsoil from a construction site • the vertical distance above or below a given datum • ...

MICROBIOLOGY TERMINOLOGY 2024-09-16

MICROBIOLOGY TERMINOLOGY crossword puzzle

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a virus that causes infections in humans such as herpes, chickenpox measles
through the skin, such as a needle stick, a cut or a human bite
pertaining microorganisms that do not produce disease
bacteria that require oxygen to grow
ultramicroscopic infectious agents that contain DNA OR RNA
disease-producing microorganisms
spherical bacterial cells that reproduce by dividing into two
spiral shaped bacteria
rod-shaped bacteria that cause tuberculosis and other diseases
plants, such as mushrooms, yeast and molds that lack chlorophyll
infectious particles of proteins that lack nucleic acids
cocci that form irregular groups or clusters
single-celled microscopic animals without a rigid cell wall
a yeast commonly found in the oral cavity

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capable of causing serious disease
candida yeast infection of the oral mucosa
a painless ulcerating sore
bacteria that grow in the absence of oxygen and are destroyed by oxygen
a resistant, dormant structure formed inside of some bacteria that can withstand adverse conditions
four-step staining process developed by Hans C Gram and used to separate bacteria into groups
the study of microorganisms
a condition that occurs throughout the people of a country or the world
cocci that form chains as they divide
virus that is hidden during the latency period
dormant

25 Clues: dormant • spiral shaped bacteria • a painless ulcerating sore • the study of microorganisms • disease-producing microorganisms • capable of causing serious disease • bacteria that require oxygen to grow • cocci that form chains as they divide • a yeast commonly found in the oral cavity • candida yeast infection of the oral mucosa • cocci that form irregular groups or clusters • ...

Cardiology Terminology 2024-04-26

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I49.9
J44.9
R00.0
R53.83
R57.9
R00.1
R52
R06.02
A41.9

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R01.1
I42.9
R09.02
R42
R00.2
R55
R60.0
I20.9
R53.1
G47.33
R06.00

20 Clues: R42 • R55 • R52 • R01.1 • I42.9 • I49.9 • J44.9 • R00.2 • R60.0 • R00.0 • I20.9 • R57.9 • R00.1 • R53.1 • A41.9 • R09.02 • R53.83 • G47.33 • R06.02 • R06.00

Medical Terminology 2024-09-19

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Under
Below
Eyelid
Vessel
Skull
White
Specialist
Nose
Water
Milk
Tissue
Tongue
Vomiting
Heart
Red
Enlarged

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Coil
Above
Stomach
Upon
Marrow
Bile
Eye
Extremeties
Backwards
Create an Opening
Gum
Tree/Branching
Bladder
Pain
Chest
Loosening/Destruction
Ribs
Gland
Navel

35 Clues: Eye • Gum • Red • Coil • Upon • Bile • Nose • Pain • Milk • Ribs • Under • Above • Below • Skull • White • Water • Chest • Gland • Navel • Heart • Eyelid • Marrow • Vessel • Tissue • Tongue • Stomach • Bladder • Vomiting • Enlarged • Backwards • Specialist • Extremeties • Tree/Branching • Create an Opening • Loosening/Destruction

Animal Terminology 2024-09-19

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meat from cattle
an immature male chicken
a castrated male chicken (requires surgery)
a mature female swine that has given birth
a young or immature male equine
term for having to do with cattle
a castrated male goat/sheep of any age
a castrated male bovine of any age
the process of giving birth in sheep
a young or immature female swine
meat from a young goat
a young chicken (usually 6-8 weeks) raised for meat
the process of giving birth in horses
meat from a swine

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meat from cattle less that 1 year old
a young/immature female equine
term for things related to sheep
the process of giving birth in pigs
meat from a mature sheep (usually over 1 year of age)
an immature female chicken
relating to birds
a mature male swine that has not been castrated
a mature female horse
the process of giving birth in goats
a mature female sheep over 12 months of age
term for all things related to horses
an uncastrated mature male horse
an uncastrated male sheep
meat from sheep less than 1 year of age
a female chicken raised for producing eggs
a young or immature female bovine
a young (baby) bird

32 Clues: meat from cattle • relating to birds • meat from a swine • a young (baby) bird • a mature female horse • meat from a young goat • an immature male chicken • an uncastrated male sheep • an immature female chicken • a young/immature female equine • a young or immature male equine • term for things related to sheep • an uncastrated mature male horse • a young or immature female swine • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-23

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straight
outside
sugar
together
painful;difficult
gland
vein
kidney
nose
inside; within
above
towards
eye
bladder
beside
away from

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red
slow
fast
intestines
white
above
against
around
head
bone
lung
between
disease
live

30 Clues: red • eye • slow • fast • head • bone • vein • lung • nose • live • sugar • white • above • gland • above • around • kidney • beside • outside • against • between • towards • disease • bladder • straight • together • away from • intestines • inside; within • painful;difficult

Spine Terminology 2024-08-22

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Another term for the facet joint, which facilitates the movement of the spine(The Lumbar Spine).
The part of a vertebra that connects the transverse process to the spinous process(The Lumbar Spine).
The action of bending the spine to the side, decreasing the distance between the side of the vertebrae(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
A degenerative condition affecting the vertebrae and intervertebral discs, often leading to pain and stiffness (Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The opening between vertebrae through which nerves exit the spine(The Lumbar Spine).
The jelly-like core of an intervertebral disc, which acts as a shock absorber within the spine(The Lumbar Spine).
The action of twisting the spine around its longitudinal axis(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
A condition where the nucleus pulposus protrudes through a tear in the annulus fibrosus, often compressing spinal nerves(The Lumbar Spine).
A ligament that runs along the anterior surface of the vertebral bodies, limiting extension of the spine(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The part of a vertebra that connects the body to the transverse process(The Lumbar Spine).
A ligament that runs along the posterior surface of the vertebral bodies, limiting flexion of the spine(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The joint formed between the superior and inferior articular processes of adjacent vertebrae(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The bony projections on either side of the vertebra where muscles and ligaments attach(The Lumbar Spine).
A large, triangular bone at the base of the spine, formed by the fusion of five sacral vertebrae, which connects the spine to the pelvis(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).

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The natural outward curve of the thoracic and sacral regions of the spine(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
A ligament located between the spinous processes of adjacent vertebrae, limiting flexion of the spine(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The bony projection off the posterior (back) of each vertebra(The Lumbar Spine).
A ligament running along the tips of the spinous processes from C7 to the sacrum, limiting flexion of the spine(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The action of straightening or arching the spine backward, increasing the angle between the anterior surfaces of the vertebrae(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
A ligament connecting the laminae of adjacent vertebrae, helping maintain posture and assist in the return to an upright position(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The action of bending the spine forward, decreasing the angle between the anterior surfaces of the vertebrae(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The fibrocartilaginous disc between the vertebrae that acts as a cushion and allows for movement of the spine(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
Each of the series of small bones forming the backbone, having several projections for articulation and muscle attachment, and a hole through which the spinal cord passes(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The tough, fibrous outer layer of an intervertebral disc that encases the nucleus pulposus(The Lumbar Spine).
The small, triangular bone at the very bottom of the spine, formed by the fusion of four vertebrae, also known as the tailbone(The Lumbar Spine).
The natural inward curve of the lumbar and cervical regions of the spine(The Lumbar Spine)(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The central part of the spine, consisting of twelve vertebrae (T1-T12) that are connected to the ribs and provide stability to the thoracic cavity(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The column of vertebrae extending from the base of the skull to the tailbone, providing support and protection for the spinal cord(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The uppermost region of the spine, consisting of seven vertebrae (C1-C7) that support the head and enable its movement(Lumbar Spine Manual ).
The lower part of the spine, consisting of five vertebrae (L1-L5) that bear much of the body's weight and are involved in bending and twisting motions(Lumbar Spine Manual ).

30 Clues: The bony projection off the posterior (back) of each vertebra(The Lumbar Spine). • The opening between vertebrae through which nerves exit the spine(The Lumbar Spine). • The part of a vertebra that connects the body to the transverse process(The Lumbar Spine). • Another term for the facet joint, which facilitates the movement of the spine(The Lumbar Spine). • ...

Animal terminology 2024-10-24

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Newborn or young sheep; meet from a young sheep
Castrated male turkey
Meat from swine
Young female horse
Castrated male pig/hog
Very young turkey
Castrated male horse
Castrated male sheep
Young female chicken
Newborn goat
Mature female horse
Young female called that has no offspring
Mature female goat
Young male pig
Meat from cattle

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Young male bulls that can reproduce
Meat from a sheep older than one
Chickens grown to eat
Young female pig
Castrated male chicken
Newborn horse
Hen used for laying eggs
Mature female sheep
Young male goat
Mature male turkey
Castrated male cattle
Castrated male goat
Mature female turkey

28 Clues: Newborn goat • Newborn horse • Young male pig • Meat from swine • Young male goat • Young female pig • Meat from cattle • Very young turkey • Young female horse • Mature male turkey • Mature female goat • Mature female sheep • Mature female horse • Castrated male goat • Castrated male horse • Castrated male sheep • Young female chicken • Mature female turkey • Chickens grown to eat • ...

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young male horse
newborn goat
mature female
young female sheep
mature male hog
meat from cattle
very young turkey
young female horse
young cattle too young to reproduce
young female chicken
mature male sheep
mature female that can reproduce
mature female chicken
castrated male horse
newborn chicken

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meat from swine
mature female goat
young male pig
mature female sheep
chickens grown to eat
mature male goat
newborn horse
male cattle that can reproduce
mature male turkey
castrated male turkey
castrated male sheep
young female goat
mature female turkey

28 Clues: newborn goat • mature female • newborn horse • young male pig • meat from swine • mature male hog • newborn chicken • young male horse • meat from cattle • mature male goat • very young turkey • mature male sheep • young female goat • mature female goat • young female sheep • young female horse • mature male turkey • mature female sheep • young female chicken • castrated male sheep • mature female turkey • ...

Animal Terminology 2024-10-28

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young male bulls that can reproduce
young male goat
mature male hog
young male horse
newborn sheep or young sheep, also the meat from a young sheep
mature male turkey
chickens grown to eat
young female chicken
mature female goat
young female cattle; has not had offspring
hen used for laying eggs
mature female sheep
young male pig
young female horse

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newborn chicken
castrated male turkey
young male sheep
young female pig
young cattle too young to reproduce
castrated male cattle that cannot reproduce
mature female horse
meat from a sheep older than one year of age
very young turkey
castrated male pig or hog
castrated male goat doe kid young female goat
mature female turkey
newborn horse

27 Clues: newborn horse • young male pig • newborn chicken • young male goat • mature male hog • young male sheep • young male horse • young female pig • very young turkey • mature male turkey • mature female goat • young female horse • mature female horse • mature female sheep • young female chicken • mature female turkey • castrated male turkey • chickens grown to eat • hen used for laying eggs • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-10-27

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medical word for "low blood pressure"
medical word for the color "white"
singular form for "alveoli"
medical word for "cartilage"
plural form for "ovum"
an abbreviation for the "magnetic resonnace imaging "
inflammation of the kidney .
medical word for the "liver"
medical word for "cell"
medical meaning for "arthro"
medical meaning for "neuro"
medical word for the color "yellowish"
medical word for "intestines"
medical meaning for "rhino"

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medical meaning for "oste"
medical word for "gastro"
cancer of the blood.
an abbreviation for the "computerized Tomography "
medical word for the "heart"
high blood pressure
medical word for "gum inflammation"
medical word for the color "red"
medical meaning for "esthes".
plural form for "thorax"
medical word for the color "black
medical word for the "kidneys"
medical word for the "skin"

27 Clues: high blood pressure • cancer of the blood. • plural form for "ovum" • medical word for "cell" • plural form for "thorax" • medical word for "gastro" • medical meaning for "oste" • singular form for "alveoli" • medical meaning for "neuro" • medical word for the "skin" • medical meaning for "rhino" • medical word for the "heart" • medical word for "cartilage" • ...

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narrowing in arteries around the heart
heart layer(inner/ outer)
measure pressure
artery has a weaken wall
process of recording (blood)
Prefix: Within
works with a network of blood to pump (arteries, veins)
inter- Between layer of the Atrium and Ventricle)
myo- muscle cardi(o)-heart pumps blood
ECG machine that patients wear for a couple days
inter-between ventricles
Prefix: Four

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Suffix: surgical puncture to remove fluid
X-ray dye in radiology area
swollen or dilated in your legs
heart doesn't get the enough blood flow and causes chest pain
Deep Vein Thrombosis
atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease
Suffix: process of freeing or destroying
sac around the heart
Hg Millimeters in mercury
Laboratory test seeing for muscle damage
Root Word: Emitting of reflecting light
atrioventricular
point of maximum impulse heart when felt during examination

25 Clues: Prefix: Four • Prefix: Within • measure pressure • atrioventricular • Deep Vein Thrombosis • sac around the heart • artery has a weaken wall • inter-between ventricles • heart layer(inner/ outer) • Hg Millimeters in mercury • X-ray dye in radiology area • process of recording (blood) • swollen or dilated in your legs • narrowing in arteries around the heart • ...

Medical terminology 2024-10-10

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wire items used at the end of a procedure
provide exposure to mammary atrteries
network of small tissues that perfuse tissues
one dimensional
used to open up the sternum and allow access to the heart
valve
when there's an abnormal rhythm of the heartbeat
vessels that deliver blood to the tissue
vessel
Chest x-ray
tumor
blood pressure
when the heart is cut off from the oxygen it needs to operate

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valve complications when the heart's valve don't allow enough blood flow
used to open up sternum during surgery
vessels that return blood to the heart
when the heart doesn't pump enough blood
coronary artery disese
when blood from the heart can't reach the brain
used to shock the heart during surgery
mitral valve
heart
sound
Pumps blood through the system.
coronary artery bypass grafting

25 Clues: valve • heart • sound • tumor • vessel • Chest x-ray • mitral valve • blood pressure • one dimensional • coronary artery disese • Pumps blood through the system. • coronary artery bypass grafting • provide exposure to mammary atrteries • used to open up sternum during surgery • vessels that return blood to the heart • used to shock the heart during surgery • ...

Dental Terminology 2024-10-25

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A type of dental x-ray that shows the upper and lower teeth in one area of the mouth, used to detect decay and bone loss.
Inflammation of the gums, often caused by plaque buildup.
A material used to restore the function and appearance of a tooth damaged by decay.
The way the upper and lower teeth come together when biting or chewing.
A diagnostic tool that allows dentists to see inside the mouth and detect dental issues.
The involuntary grinding or clenching of teeth, often occurring during sleep.
A more extensive dental restoration than an inlay, covering one or more cusps of the tooth.
A mineral that strengthens teeth and helps prevent tooth decay.
Another term for cavities or tooth decay.
A severe gum disease that can lead to tooth loss if left untreated.
The branch of dentistry concerned with correcting the alignment of teeth and jaws.
A protective coating applied to the chewing surfaces of back teeth to prevent decay.
A dental restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth to adjacent natural teeth.
Lengthening: A surgical procedure that exposes more of the tooth structure.
A pocket of pus that forms in the tissues surrounding the tooth due to infection.

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The layer of the tooth beneath the enamel that contains microscopic tubules.
A titanium post that is surgically placed into the jawbone to act as a replacement for the root of a missing tooth.
A preventive cleaning of the teeth performed to maintain oral health.
A custom-made dental restoration used to repair a tooth’s biting surface.
A procedure used to remove plaque and tartar from the teeth.
The soft tissue in the center of the tooth that contains nerves and blood vessels.
Hardened plaque that has been left on the teeth for too long and can only be removed by a dental professional.
A thin layer of porcelain or resin composite applied to the front surface of a tooth to improve its appearance.
The part of the tooth that is embedded in the jawbone.
The process of removing a tooth from its socket.
The visible part of the tooth above the gum line or an artificial cap placed over a tooth.
A large tooth at the back of the mouth used for grinding food.
Canal: A procedure used to treat infection or inflammation of the pulp in the tooth.
A sticky, colorless film that forms on teeth and can lead to tooth decay.
The hard, outer layer of the tooth that protects it from decay.

30 Clues: Another term for cavities or tooth decay. • The process of removing a tooth from its socket. • The part of the tooth that is embedded in the jawbone. • Inflammation of the gums, often caused by plaque buildup. • A procedure used to remove plaque and tartar from the teeth. • A large tooth at the back of the mouth used for grinding food. • ...

Pharmacology Terminology 2024-10-18

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The ratio between the toxic and therapeutic concentrations of a drug.
The development of congenital anomalies or defects in the developing fetus caused by the toxic effects of drugs.
An abnormal and unexpected response to a medication, other than an allergic reaction, that is peculiar to an individual patient.
A drug that binds to and inhibits the activity of one or more receptors in the body. Antagonists are also called inhibitors.
The initial metabolism in the liver of a drug is absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract before the drug reaches systemic circulation through the bloodstream.
The physiologic state in which the amount of drug removed via elimination is equal to the amount of drug absorbed with each dose. Substrates Substances (e.g., drugs or natural biochemicals in the body) on which an enzyme acts.
The desired or intended effect of a particular medication.
Within an artery (e.g., intraarterial injection).
The quality of being poisonous (i.e., injurious to health or dangerous to life).
The name given to a drug by the United States Adopted Names Council. Also called the nonproprietary name. The generic name is much shorter and simpler than the chemical name and is not protected by trademark.
An inactive drug dosage form that is converted to an active metabolite by various biochemical reactions once it is inside the body.
The processes involved in the interaction between a drug and body cells (e.g., the action of a drug on a receptor protein); also called mechanism of action.
A measure of the extent of drug absorption for a given drug and route (from 0% to 100%).
The process by which solid forms of drugs disintegrate in the gastrointestinal tract and become soluble before being absorbed into the circulation.
The chemical form of a drug that is administered before it is metabolized by the body into its active or inactive metabolites. prodrug is then metabolized to pharmacologically active metabolites.
Any chemical that affects the physiologic processes of a living organism.
A state in which there is a compulsive or chronic need, as for a drug.
Drug interactions in which the effect of a combination of two or more drugs with similar actions is equivalent to the sum of the individual effects of the same drugs given alone. For example, 1 + 1 = 2 (compare with synergistic effects).
Any unexpected, unintended, undesired, or excessive response to a medication given at therapeutic dosages (as opposed to overdose).
The time required for a drug to elicit a therapeutic response after dosing.
The general name for a large class of enzymes that plays a significant role in drug metabolism and drug interactions.
The treatment of pathologic conditions through the use of drugs.
The physiologic reactions of the body to a drug. They can be therapeutic or toxic and describe how the body is affected as a whole by the drug.
The broadest term for the study or science of drugs.
Within a joint (e.g., intraarticular injection).
Drug interactions in which the effect of a combination of two or more drugs is less than the sum of the individual effects of the same drugs given alone (1 + 1 equals less than 2); it is usually caused by an antagonizing (blocking or reducing) effect of one drug on another.
The characteristic that causes two parenteral drugs or solutions to undergo a reaction when mixed or given together that results in the chemical deterioration of at least one of the drugs.
The science of preparing and dispensing drugs, including dosage form design.
The study of the biochemical and physiologic interactions of drugs at their sites of activity. It examines the effect of the drug on the body.
deficiency A hereditary condition in which red blood cells break down when the body is exposed to certain drugs.
One or more biochemical reactions involving a parent drug; occur mainly in the liver and produce a metabolite that is either inactive or active. Also known as metabolism.
Any undesirable occurrence related to administering or failing to administer a prescribed medication.

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A drug that binds to and stimulates the activity of one or more receptors in the body.
Any preventable adverse drug event involving inappropriate medication use by a patient or health care professional; it may or may not cause patient harm. Medication use process The prescribing, dispensing, and administering of medications, and the monitoring of their effects.
The process of measuring drug levels to identify a patient’s drug exposure and to allow adjustment of dosages with the goals of maximizing therapeutic effects and minimizing toxicity.
Protein molecules that catalyze one or more of a variety of biochemical reactions, including those related to the body’s physiologic processes, as well as those related to drug metabolism.
A method of grouping drugs; may be based on structure or therapeutic use.
The time required for a drug to reach its maximum therapeutic response in the body.
Alteration in the pharmacologic or pharmacokinetic activity of a given drug caused by the presence of one or more additional drugs; it is usually related to effects on the enzymes required for metabolism of the involved drugs. Duration of action The length of time the concentration of a drug in the blood or tissues is sufficient to elicit a response.
The first form of a drug, or first in a class of drugs. Throughout this book, prototypical drugs will be denoted as “key drug.”
The study of the influence of genetic factors on drug response that result in the absence, overabundance, or insufficiency of drug-metabolizing enzymes.
Any condition, especially one related to a disease state or patient characteristic, including current or recent drug therapy, which renders a particular form of treatment improper or undesirable.
Drug interactions in which the effect of a combination of two or more drugs with similar actions is greater than the sum of the individual effects of the same drugs given alone. For example, 1 + 1 is greater than 2(compare with additive effects).
The study of poisons, including toxic drug effects, and applicable treatments.
The barrier system that restricts the passage of various chemicals and microscopic entities (e.g., bacteria, viruses) between the bloodstream and the central nervous system. It still allows for the passage of essential substances such as oxygen.
The lowest concentration of drug reached in the body after it falls from its peak level, usually measured in a blood sample for therapeutic drug monitoring.
A general term for any undesirable effects that are a direct response to one or more drugs.
The commercial name given to a drug product by its manufacturer; also called the proprietary name.
A chemical form of a drug that is the product of one or more biochemical (metabolic) reactions involving the parent drug (see later). Active metabolites are those that have pharmacologic activity of their own, even if the parent drug is inactive. Inactive metabolites lack pharmacologic activity and are simply drug waste products awaiting excretion from the body (e.g., via the urinary, gastrointestinal,or respiratory tract).
An immunologic hypersensitivity reaction resulting from the unusual sensitivity of a patient to a particular medication; a type of adverse drug event.
The maximum concentration of a drug in the body after administration, usually measured in a blood sample for therapeutic drug monitoring.
A transporter protein that moves drugs out of cells and into the gut, urine, or bile.
Reduced response to a drug after prolonged use.
In pharmacokinetics, the time required for half of an administered dose of drug to be eliminated by the body, or the time it takes for the blood level of a drug to be reduced by 50% (also called elimination half-life).
A molecular structure within or on the outer surface of a cell. Receptors bind specific substances (e.g., drug molecules), and one or more corresponding cellular effects drug actions) occur as a result of this drug-receptor interaction.
The study of what happens to a drug from the time it is put into the body until the parent drug and all metabolites have left the body. it represents the drug absorption into, distribution, and metabolism within, and excretion from the body.
The study of economic factors affecting the cost of drug therapy.
The condition of producing adverse bodily effects because of poisonous qualities.
The study of drugs that are obtained from natural plant and animal sources.
The name that describes the chemical composition and molecular structure of a drug.
Within a sheath (e.g., the theca of the spinal cord, as in an intrathecal injection into the subarachnoid space).

61 Clues: Reduced response to a drug after prolonged use. • Within a joint (e.g., intraarticular injection). • Within an artery (e.g., intraarterial injection). • The broadest term for the study or science of drugs. • The desired or intended effect of a particular medication. • The treatment of pathologic conditions through the use of drugs. • ...

College Terminology 2025-02-13

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A college application process with ongoing deadlines.
A standard college application used by many schools.
Activities outside of academics that strengthen college applications.
A form used to apply for financial aid.
A student’s primary field of study in college.
High-level classes that challenge students beyond standard coursework.
Taking college courses while still in high school.
Need-based financial aid that doesn’t require repayment.
A standardized college admissions test.

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A federal program that allows students to work while in college.
An essay required for college applications.
A letter from a teacher or mentor supporting a student’s application.
A financial award for college that doesn’t need to be repaid.
Borrowed money for college that must be repaid.
A short-term job experience related to a career field.
A measure of academic performance.
A secondary area of study in college.
A group of nine historically Black Greek-letter organizations.
Whether a student qualifies for in-state or out-of-state tuition.
A record of a student’s academic history.

20 Clues: A measure of academic performance. • A secondary area of study in college. • A form used to apply for financial aid. • A standardized college admissions test. • A record of a student’s academic history. • An essay required for college applications. • A student’s primary field of study in college. • Borrowed money for college that must be repaid. • ...

Animal Terminology 2025-02-07

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newborn chicken
mature female rabbit
mature male for cattle
mature female for chicken
young male or female fish
mature female for goat
newborn duck
newborn pig
castrated male for cattle
newborn horse
newborn sheep
newborn fish
mature female sheep
young male horse

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mature male rabbit
young female cattle
mature female for cattle
newborn goat
castrated male for horse
mature male horse
newborn rabbit
mature male goose
newborn goose
newborn turkey
newborn cow
mature female goose
young female chicken
mature male rabbit
young female horse

29 Clues: newborn cow • newborn pig • newborn goat • newborn duck • newborn fish • newborn goose • newborn horse • newborn sheep • newborn rabbit • newborn turkey • newborn chicken • young male horse • mature male horse • mature male goose • mature male rabbit • mature male rabbit • young female horse • young female cattle • mature female goose • mature female sheep • mature female rabbit • young female chicken • ...

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Young Male Goat
Young Male Cattle
Young Male Swine
Mature Male Horse
Young Male Horse
Mature Female Cattle
Mature Female Sheep
Mature Female Goat
Young Female Cattle
Newborn Sheep
Young Male Sheep
Newborn Goat

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Mature Male Cattle
Newborn Swine
Mature Male Swine
Mature Male Goat
Young Female Swine
Mature Female Horse
Mature Female Swine
Young Female Goat
Newborn Cattle
Young Female Sheep
Mature Male Sheep
Newborn Horse
Young Female Horse

25 Clues: Newborn Goat • Newborn Swine • Newborn Horse • Newborn Sheep • Newborn Cattle • Young Male Goat • Mature Male Goat • Young Male Swine • Young Male Horse • Young Male Sheep • Mature Male Swine • Young Male Cattle • Mature Male Horse • Young Female Goat • Mature Male Sheep • Mature Male Cattle • Young Female Swine • Young Female Sheep • Mature Female Goat • Young Female Horse • Mature Female Horse • ...

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