acting terminology Crossword Puzzles

Medical Terminology Prefixes 2022-04-25

Medical Terminology Prefixes crossword puzzle

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thick, thickening, thickened
surrounding (outer)
before
all, total
after
normal, good
away from; from
back of the body
beside, beyond, around, abnormal
painful, abnormal, difficult, laboured
above, excessive
on, upon, over
against, opposing
half
closer to the feet
none
two, twice, double
front of the body
many
before
before
distant from the point of attachment
slow bradycardia
large, long

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below, incomplete, deficient, under
toward, at, increase, on, toward
through, across, beyond
father from the middle
closer to the head
close to where the limb is attached to the body
fast, rapid
above
through
closer to or on the skin
through, complete
farther inside the body
within, in
small
closer to the middle
below, under
within, in
between
three
after, beyond, change
new
one
many, much
from, down, away from
together, joined

49 Clues: new • one • half • none • many • after • above • small • three • before • before • before • through • between • all, total • within, in • within, in • many, much • fast, rapid • large, long • normal, good • below, under • on, upon, over • away from; from • back of the body • above, excessive • together, joined • slow bradycardia • through, complete • against, opposing • front of the body • closer to the head • closer to the feet • ...

Chapter 6 Terminology 2022-04-26

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device that is included with a graphics tablet and works like a pencil on the tablet
device in a point-of-sale system that uses an encrypted wireless NFC connection to read and send payment information from a customer's smartphone to a vendor's account
device that reads the chip on a smart card or license to pull information from it
expansion card with sound ports
proprietary Apple connector used on Apple iPhones, iPods, and iPads for power and communication
device with a touch screen used to capture a handwritten signature made with a stylus or finger
cable that has a single copper wire down the middle and a braided shield around it
a small spot on a fine horizontal scan line.
type of monitor that uses a thin LED layer or film between two grids of electrodes and does not use backlighting
primary Windows tool (devmgmt.msc) for managing hardware

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ability to plug in or unplug devices without first powering down the system.
device used to scan barcodes on products at the points of sale or when taking inventory
port that transmits digital video and audio (not analog transmissions)
When a static image stays on a monitor for many hours, leaving a permanent impression of the image on the monitor
input device that can identify biological data about a person's fingerprints, handprints, face, voice, eyes, and handwriting
pixel on an LCD monitor that is not working and can appear as a small white, black, or colored spot on the screen
device that can read the magnetic stripe on a card, such as a credit card, and transmit the information to a computer
produces an image using a liquid crystal material made of large, easily polarized molecules.
input device that uses a monitor or LCD panel as a backdrop for user options.
switch that allows you to use one keyboard, mouse, and monitor for multiple computers.

20 Clues: expansion card with sound ports • a small spot on a fine horizontal scan line. • primary Windows tool (devmgmt.msc) for managing hardware • port that transmits digital video and audio (not analog transmissions) • ability to plug in or unplug devices without first powering down the system. • ...

MARKETING TERMINOLOGY TEST 2017-05-12

MARKETING TERMINOLOGY TEST crossword puzzle

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Research which gathers existing information from secondary sources.
Research which gathers information from new primary sources.
A benefit of gathering field research.
Stage 3 of the Product Life Cycle.
Where the product is sold.
__________ Market is who you are aiming your product at.
A method of gathering desk research.
A pricing strategy where prices are linked to rival businesses.
Stage 4 of the Product Life Cycle.
A low price strategy.

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The Product Life ________.
A proportion of the whole market eg, Age / Gender / Income etc.
The marketing mix element that makes customers aware of products.
A benefit of gathering desk research.
A method of gathering desk research.
A method use to send sales promotions to customers.
A method of field research.
A method of promotion used to make customers aware of products.
_______ Panel is a method of gathering field research.
A device on a smart phone that allows customers to find out about and buy products.
The cost of buying the product/service.
A high price strategy.

22 Clues: A low price strategy. • A high price strategy. • The Product Life ________. • Where the product is sold. • A method of field research. • Stage 3 of the Product Life Cycle. • Stage 4 of the Product Life Cycle. • A method of gathering desk research. • A method of gathering desk research. • A benefit of gathering desk research. • A benefit of gathering field research. • ...

OPERATIONS TERMINOLOGY TEST 2017-05-12

OPERATIONS TERMINOLOGY TEST crossword puzzle

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Products will be this using Job Production.
The final stage of the production process.
The method of production where one product is made from start to finish to a customer specification.
Quality ________ checks products in stages during production.
A problem of holding too much stock.
A benefit of using Flow production.
The products stored by the business which have not been sold.
Distribution method using boats.
Distribution method using lorries.
A standard that is set which all products must reach in production.
Quality _______ a group of employees who meet to discuss quality issues.
Computer Aided Manufacturing is technology used in production.

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The first stage in the Production process.
A problem of holding too little stock.
An electronic stock system where bar codes are used to record stock usage.
The stage where products are manufactured.
Distribution method using trains.
Considering people and the environment in production.
Quality ________ checks products at the end of production.
Products are made on a production line with processes being added at each stage.
There will be more __________ of products using Batch production.
Distribution method using planes.
A group of identical products are made together.
Computer Aided Design is technology used in production.

24 Clues: Distribution method using boats. • Distribution method using trains. • Distribution method using planes. • Distribution method using lorries. • A benefit of using Flow production. • A problem of holding too much stock. • A problem of holding too little stock. • The first stage in the Production process. • The final stage of the production process. • ...

Instructional Design Terminology 2017-03-15

Instructional Design Terminology crossword puzzle

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Information received that is either confirming or corrective of some action.
Type of learning also referred to as hybrid learning. Learning and instructional techniques that integrate e-learning such as podcasts and online discussion with traditional (in-class) techniques such as lectures and tutorials.
A functional version of a new process and/or product, usually in an unfinished state, whose effectiveness and efficiency to be tested.
Formal design/plan for a particular instructional segment. Can range from single-page outlines to comprehensive instructor manuals. Guides the teacher in producing and delivering the instruction.
Personal choice and human modeling .
Physical means selected or developed to communicate instructional messages. Examples include drawings, slides, audiotape, computer, model, etc.
Type of instruction used, by students, of systematically designed learning activities and materials specifically chosen to suit their individual interests, abilities, and experience. Such instruction is usually self-paced.
An analysise that when applied to an instructional goal, results in the identification of the relevant knowledge, skills and procedures required for a learner to achieve goal.
A specific, finite task with a well-defined set of predetermined outcomes.
First phase of ADDIE. Aims at identifying probable causes for the absence of performance and recommend a solution.
Measurable, tangible, verifiable output that must be produced to complete the project or a training course.
A criterion-referenced test designed to measure performance of objectives to be taught during a unit of instruction; given after the instruction.
The third phase of the ADDIE instructional systems design process; its purpose is to generate and validate the training materials.
Process of assembling produced and/or revised instructional elements, and of testing, revising, summatively evaluating, and preparing the system for marketing.
(Content Analysis) Process of dividing a instructional goal or a learning task into steps/elements and skill objectives to achieve the goal. Provides data for developing lesson and unit objectives.
Action that is an overt, observable, measurable performance.
A division (domain) of Bloom’s taxonomy of objectives that references objectives and test items requiring recall or recognition of knowledge and the development of intellectual abilities and skills.
An analysise used with goals in the intellectual skills domain to identify the critical subordinate skills needed to achieve the goal, and their interrelationships. For each subordinate skill in the analysis, this involves asking, What must the student know how to do in order to learn the specific subskills being considered?
Learning facilitated and supported through the use of information and communications technology (ICT). Covers a spectrum of activities from supported learning, to blended/hybrid learning to entirely online delivery.
A conceptual and iterative application model for instructional systems design.
The domain of Bloom’s taxonomy of educational objectives that references those objectives and test items demonstrating manipulative and/or motor skills.
The evaluation process of collecting data that can be used to revise the instruction before implementation, thus making the instruction more effective. A pilot test is an example.
The second phase of the ADDIE instructional systems design process; its purpose is to verify the learning tasks, performance objectives, and testing strategies.
A type of learning used to describe distance or correspondence classes conducted via the Internet.

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System which instruction is provided to learners, for example instructor-led, distance learning, computer-based, web-based, or self-instructional materials.
Concepts describing four levels for measuring the effectiveness of training (Reaction, learning, behavior, results).
Type of assessment used to identify “the gap” between what is already known and what needs to learned. Needs assessment uses questionnaires, surveys, interviews, observation, etc to collect data. Phases: 1. List goals, 2. Determine whether or how well the identified goals are being achieved, 3. Determine gaps between the desired and actual performance, Set priorities. Types: 1. Normative, 2. Felt, 3. Expressed or demand 4. Comparative. 5. Anticipated or future. 6. Critical-incident.
Physical; usually involving motor tasks.
A criterion-referenced test designed to measure performance of objectives to be taught during a unit of instruction and/or performance on entry behaviors; given before instruction begins.
The desired outcomes for the training event (what the training should accomplish in terms of performance the learners should exhibit in the learning environment in order to be considered competent); consist of three components (the performance, criterion and standard); are congruent with the tasks and testing strategies.
Performance is the component of a learning objective that describes what the learner should be able to do at the completing of the instruction.
The fourth phase of the ADDIE instructional systems design process; its purpose is to conduct the training.
Component of learning objective that describes the specific situation in which the performance occurs.
Type of Analysis for identifying, sequencing, and relating the tasks and subtasks that should be performed in order to meet learning objectives. Driving force in performance technology and instructional systems development.
Knowledge describes thought, fact or concept; such as a cognitive task.
Procedure for identifying and graphically representing the sequential and alternative relationships among processes and decision points relevant to completing a project.
A classification of behavior and learning developed by Benjamin Bloom and others. Organized into three domains of learning cognitive (or intellectual), affective (or emotional/attitudinal), and psychomotor (or physical, motor). "Bloom's ______________"
The fifth phase of the ADDIE instructional systems design process; its purpose is to assess the quality of the training materials prior to and after implementation and the ISD procedures used to generate the instructional products.
Instructional package with a single integrated theme that provides the information needed to develop mastery of specified knowledge and skills, and serves as one component of a total course or curriculum.
Education that occurs when students and instructors not in the same location. There is often a geographic and time seperation.
A method for organizing instructional strategies within the lesson. The Nine Events of Instruction include Gain Attention, Inform Learners of the Objectives, Stimulate Recall of Prior Learning, Present the Stimulus (Content), Provide Learner Guidance, Elicit Performance, Provide Feedback, Assess Performance, Enhance Retention and Transfer (Closure).
A skill that requires some unique cognitive activity; involves manipulating cognitive symbols, as opposed to simply retrieving previously learned information.
A design technique for showing as individual scenes the proposed sequence of visual and audio elements in a production using some form of optically projected media, e.g., television, slid/tape, interactive video.
Stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model. Collection of specifications that enable interoperability, accessibility, and reusability of e-learning content.
Type of learning process learners apply new knowledge or skills to a real or case study situation following guidelines and directions established during the training episode.
Analysise of data collected about learner group that is used to impact decisions throughout the instructional process. Components include learner group identification, general characteristics, numbers, and location, experience level, attitude, and skills that impact the training delivery system.
A division (domain) of Bloom’s taxonomy of educational objectives which references objectives and test items demonstrating interest, appreciation, attitudes, values, and/or psychological adjustment.
The last test in the Field Trial (the third phase of formative evaluation). Data collected is provided to the client who uses it to make the final decision about whether to proceed with implementation.

48 Clues: Personal choice and human modeling . • Physical; usually involving motor tasks. • Action that is an overt, observable, measurable performance. • Knowledge describes thought, fact or concept; such as a cognitive task. • A specific, finite task with a well-defined set of predetermined outcomes. • ...

Lang & Lit Terminology 2018-03-07

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The use of apparently contradictory words in a phrase, e.g. peaceful war
a word that, over time, has fallen out of common usage
words that are considered socially unacceptable
to refer to something directly or indirectly
where the weather or environment reflects emotions
language that conveys a meaning other to than that literally expressed by the words
a piece of writing or art that pokes fun at or mocks the societal establishment.
the literal meaning of the words.
a newly invented word
elements of a text that hold opposite ends of a notional scale
the placing together of elements for conscious effect

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a newly invented word, created by merging two words together, for example chillax
the 'voice' that tells the story
the listing of elements that features a co-ordinating conjunction
the listing of elements that excludes any form of co-ordinating conjunction.
colloquial omission of parts of words
a word created by utilising two existing words separated by a hyphen
the character the reader is meant to identify with the most and follow through the story
the associations that can be gleaned from words
an unnecessarily extreme way of saying something, not normally socially appropriate.

20 Clues: a newly invented word • the 'voice' that tells the story • the literal meaning of the words. • colloquial omission of parts of words • to refer to something directly or indirectly • words that are considered socially unacceptable • the associations that can be gleaned from words • where the weather or environment reflects emotions • ...

Business Terminology 2 2018-01-25

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to exchange a good or service
an action that decreases an industry´s production cost and the price of its products
something of value that can be useful (natural, human, capital)
to lose value
to make products by hand or machine
a special right given to a business to sell a company´s products e.g. Subway
the policy of imposing duties or quotas on imports in order to protect home industries from overseas competition
money that you currently expect to receive from notes or accounts
make smaller
a code of conduct that helps determne what is good, right and proper
a quantity much larger than is needed
a control on the amount of a product that can be imported into a country
vecome reolved, fixed, established, or quiet
process fast and efficiently
a good or service purchased and brought in from another country

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a person who buys products or services
to gain in value
a nation´s money in coins or banknotes
to discuss a deal or problem in the hope of reaching an agreement
a person who starts his or her own business in hope of earning a profit
a place where trade occurs
the act of being busy with money, financial, transactions, sales and purchasing
restate words from one language into another language
a tax on a good imported into a country
a good or service sold to another country
a ban on trade with another country for one or all of its goods

26 Clues: make smaller • to lose value • to gain in value • a place where trade occurs • process fast and efficiently • to exchange a good or service • to make products by hand or machine • a quantity much larger than is needed • a person who buys products or services • a nation´s money in coins or banknotes • a tax on a good imported into a country • ...

Excel Basic Terminology 2017-11-27

Excel Basic Terminology crossword puzzle

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A function that changes the contents of a cell to currency and adds a dollar sign and 2 decimal places.
A function that allows the user to change the value of the cell to a percent by multiplying it by 100.
Tells you the exact location of a specific cell noting the intersection of the column and row that forms it.
Displays the cell reference which is the location of the active cell in the worksheet. Located on the left side of the formula bar.
A spreadsheet application tool that analyzes data in a table format using formulas.
A function that allows the user to increase decimal places of a number typed in a cell.
Entry point of a worksheet; a highlighted cell is indicated by a dark border.
Collection of related worksheets in Excel.
The cell in the spreadsheet where information will be placed; the cell that has been selected.
Horizontal group of cells named with numbers.
The tool bar that shows the text or equation assigned to cells.
Labels located at the bottom of the workbook window indicating the worksheets.
An equation that begins with an equal sign.

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The small square located in the lower right hand corner of an active cell.
A function allowing the user to select a number of cells to create one large cell with the information centered within the large cell.
Selected group of cells on a worksheet identified by the cell in the upper left corner and the cell in the lower right corner. (A3:C5)
A function that puts records in a specific order.
Grid of rows and columns containing numbers, text, and formulas for the purpose of solving problems involving numbers.
A function that allows the user to decrease decimal places of a number typed in a cell.
A mathematical formula typed into a cell.
A graphic that organizes data visually.
A method used to copy data by dragging the fill handle.
The place where information is held in a spreadsheet.
Computerized spreadsheet in Excel.
A function that automatically adds selected cells.
Vertical spaces headed with letters.

26 Clues: Computerized spreadsheet in Excel. • Vertical spaces headed with letters. • A graphic that organizes data visually. • A mathematical formula typed into a cell. • Collection of related worksheets in Excel. • An equation that begins with an equal sign. • Horizontal group of cells named with numbers. • A function that puts records in a specific order. • ...

Animal Terminology Review 2017-08-30

Animal Terminology Review crossword puzzle

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newborn horse
newborn cattle
newborn chicken
castrated male sheep or goat
hen used for laying eggs
scientific name for sheep
mature or young male cattle
mature female cattle
dish made from young goat
group of sheep, chickens or turkeys
scientific name of goats
meat that comes from swine
young female turkey
newborn swine
young male horse
chickens grown to eat
scientific name for swine
castrated male horse
young male turkey
young male sheep
castrated male cattle
meat from goat of any age
newborn turkey
newborn sheep or meat from a sheep younger than 1 year of age
mature female horse
mature female goat

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castrated male swine
scientific name of chickens
young female horse
mature male chicken
young female cattle
newborn goat
meat from cattle
young male goat
mature female swine
mature male horse
group of goats
scientific name of cattle
scientific name for goats
scientific name of horses
castrated male chicken or turkey
mature male turkey
young female goat
mature male sheep
young female sheep
young female swine
group of cattle, swine and horses
meat from a sheep older than 1 year of age
mature female turkey or chicken
young male swine
meat from baby calf
mature male swine
mature female sheep

53 Clues: newborn goat • newborn horse • newborn swine • newborn cattle • group of goats • newborn turkey • newborn chicken • young male goat • meat from cattle • young male horse • young male sheep • young male swine • mature male horse • young female goat • mature male sheep • young male turkey • mature male swine • young female horse • mature male turkey • young female sheep • young female swine • mature female goat • ...

3D Design Terminology 2017-08-30

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Smooth until shiny using a tool.
Type of paint that washes with water.
3 dimensional art
Working clay on a potter's wheel.
Used under clay to keep clay from sticking to the table.
Can be used.
Forming clay objects by pouring clip into a hollow plaster mold.
Artwork that is made to look as real as possible.
Prongs used to lift the clay off the kiln floor.
Substance which causes another to melt. Used in glaze.

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One unit of a pattern.
Many motifs together
Rolling pins used to flatten out clay.
Simplify or exaggerate shapes to emphasize form. Starts from a real object.
Designed for looks.
To scratch a line through a layer of slip to expose the contrast clay below.
To remove material by digging into the surface.
Oven for baking clay that heats to very high temperatures.
To apply a finish, then wipe off most of the material applied leaving the finishes in the cracks and pores.
A raised design on a slab.
The roughness or smoothness of a surface.

21 Clues: Can be used. • 3 dimensional art • Designed for looks. • Many motifs together • One unit of a pattern. • A raised design on a slab. • Smooth until shiny using a tool. • Working clay on a potter's wheel. • Type of paint that washes with water. • Rolling pins used to flatten out clay. • The roughness or smoothness of a surface. • To remove material by digging into the surface. • ...

Airside & Landside Terminology 2018-06-12

Airside & Landside Terminology crossword puzzle

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The place I can shop and not pay for tax for the goods..
If I have have access to the parking lot, public transport etc.. I am?
What airport is the Christchurch Airport?
If I buy my flights online what is this called..
What does a person walk through in security?
What is the abbreviated name for a Customer Service Officer?
Which country is Qantas from?
What city has 2 different buildings for their domestic and international passengers?
What object divides the land-side and airside in an airport?
If my city code is RAR what country am I ?
What car park facility is further away from the airport?

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I am pretty much the aviation police.. what am I called?
If my 2 letter Airline code is QF what airline am I?
If I want to change NZD to USD where can I go at the airport?
If I have gone through security where am I?
where does your bag get scanned through in security?
What charges you more per hour at the airport parking facilities?
If I am flying from Christchurch to Wellington what kind of flight is this?
My aircraft type starts and ends with "7" what am I..?
What is something I must have when I check in?
Your bags get put on me once your off your flight, What am I called..?

21 Clues: Which country is Qantas from? • What airport is the Christchurch Airport? • If my city code is RAR what country am I ? • If I have gone through security where am I? • What does a person walk through in security? • What is something I must have when I check in? • If I buy my flights online what is this called.. • If my 2 letter Airline code is QF what airline am I? • ...

Conference facilities terminology 2018-06-12

Conference facilities terminology crossword puzzle

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kõrvaklapid
Rühmatööruum
Nutitahvel
Majutus
Virnastatavad toolid
U kujuline
Sünkroontõlge
Valge tahvel ja valge tahvli markerid
Skype-peakomplekt
Kõlarid
Teatristiilis
Lauamikrofon
laserkiir
klassiruumistiil

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ekraan
pidulik vastuvõtt
Toitlustamine
Mahutavus
Külaliste tervitamise ruum
Ruumipaigutus
Konverentsihoone, konverentsi toimumispaik
lipsumikrofon
erisoovid
esitlustehnika
Pabertahvel + alus
Ümarlaud

26 Clues: ekraan • Majutus • Kõlarid • Ümarlaud • Mahutavus • erisoovid • laserkiir • Nutitahvel • U kujuline • kõrvaklapid • Rühmatööruum • Lauamikrofon • Toitlustamine • Ruumipaigutus • lipsumikrofon • Sünkroontõlge • Teatristiilis • esitlustehnika • klassiruumistiil • pidulik vastuvõtt • Skype-peakomplekt • Pabertahvel + alus • Virnastatavad toolid • Külaliste tervitamise ruum • Valge tahvel ja valge tahvli markerid • ...

Scientific Terminology Crossword! 2016-06-17

Scientific Terminology Crossword! crossword puzzle

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the body’s quick source of energy, found mainly whole grains
a metabolic disease which results when the body cannot produce enough or any insulin, a hormone used to regulate blood glucose levels
chemical substances added to food with the purpose of preserving or enhancing
type of medication that serves to counteract stomach acidity
transplanting tissues amongst different species
the first segment in the small intestine which plays a role in the chemical digestion of chyme and absorption of nutrients
metabolic process used as a preservative technique
biological proteins which at as catalyst to speed up chemical reactions within the body
a holistic medicine that uses plants to stimulate the body’s natural healing mechanisms
device used to regulate heart rhythm by sending electrical impulses
small disc shaped structures formed in bone marrow, responsible for the coagulation of blood to form blood clots
gram-negative, rod-shaped coccobacillus bacterium transmitted to humans by infected flea bitten rodents, responsible for killing millions of people in Europe in the Middle Ages
medicine which delays the growth or kills microorganisms such as bacteria, but does not kill viruses
acronym for recent 2009 influenza pandemic, made up of genes from flu viruses that normally circulate in pigs
the use of telecommunications technology to communicate among health care professionals to treat patients
deadly disease caused by bacterium yersina pestis, otherwise referred to as the Black Death

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specialized global agency of the United Nation which helps govern internal public health (acronym)
technology that separates DNA fragments based on their size using an electric field
viruses that infect bacteria, using them as hosts
system used transport oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout the body
global infection outbreak
process in which somebody is made resistant or immune to a certain infectious disease, usually done by receiving a vaccine
muscular-walled tubes that carry blood away from the heart and help maintain blood pressure
non-invasive, real-time imaging that uses high-frequency sound waves to see internal structures and blood flow
small infectious agents that requires a host cell to multiply, composed of a single nucleic acid and protein capsid
process used to create identical genetic copies of organisms
the use of biological processes, organisms, or systems, to develop technologies and products to provide a higher quality of life

27 Clues: global infection outbreak • transplanting tissues amongst different species • viruses that infect bacteria, using them as hosts • metabolic process used as a preservative technique • the body’s quick source of energy, found mainly whole grains • type of medication that serves to counteract stomach acidity • ...

Urinary System Terminology 2016-11-27

Urinary System Terminology crossword puzzle

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Triangular area in the urinary bladder
Word Combo: ur/o
Word Combo: py/o
Word Combo:--------/o = Glomerulus
Essential part of an organ
Word Combo: olig/o
Word Combo: lith/o
Word Combo: azot/o
Depression in kidney where vessels & nerves enter and leave
Word Combo: urethr/o
Word Combo: dips/o
Word Combo: natr/o

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Word Combo:--- = Kidney
Suffix: -tripsy
Word Combo: kal/o
Small artery
Word Combo: ureter/o
Word Combo: noct/o
Word Combo:----/o = Renal Pelvis
Word Combo: bacteri/o
Word Combo:---/o = Urinary Bladder
Combination of glomerulus & renal tubule where filtration, reabsorption, & secretion takes place
Cup-like region of renal pelvis
Opening or Canal

24 Clues: Small artery • Suffix: -tripsy • Word Combo: ur/o • Word Combo: py/o • Opening or Canal • Word Combo: kal/o • Word Combo: noct/o • Word Combo: olig/o • Word Combo: lith/o • Word Combo: azot/o • Word Combo: dips/o • Word Combo: natr/o • Word Combo: ureter/o • Word Combo: urethr/o • Word Combo: bacteri/o • Word Combo:--- = Kidney • Essential part of an organ • Cup-like region of renal pelvis • ...

Excel Worksheet Terminology 2016-08-17

Excel Worksheet Terminology crossword puzzle

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Text that identifies information on a Worksheet
A folder located inside another folder
A predefined formula built into Excel
The raw data in a worksheet
A cell defined by a single name
A group of cells defined by a single name
A mathematical expression used to calculate a value
Vertical group of cells on a worksheet
A rule that Excel uses to determine which rows in a worksheet to display
Reordering the contents of a worksheet based on certain criteria

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The intersection of a row and column
A storage place for sub-folders and files
Cells that are used in a formula
Entering the first value in a recognized series and drag the fill handle to extend the series
A formula in a cell that shows the value from a different cell
The square in the lower right corner of a selected cell or range of cells
A column in a data list
The indicator in the lower left corner of the workbook for selecting a worksheet
A digit or number
A row/s in a data list
One or many fields
Horizontal group of cells on a worksheet

22 Clues: A digit or number • One or many fields • A row/s in a data list • A column in a data list • The raw data in a worksheet • A cell defined by a single name • Cells that are used in a formula • The intersection of a row and column • A predefined formula built into Excel • A folder located inside another folder • Vertical group of cells on a worksheet • ...

Animal Terminology Crossword 2016-01-18

Animal Terminology Crossword crossword puzzle

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young horse
castrated male goat
female swine that has not had a litter
castrated male chicken
castrated male swine
uncastrated male horse
female goat
female chicken
female beef/dairy animal that has not had a calf
young sheep
uncastrated male beef/dairy animal
young beef/dairy animal either male or female
female swine that has had a litter

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uncastrated male swine
castrated male beef/dairy animal
castrated male sheep
female sheep
young goat
uncastrated male chicken
very young chicken not yet at market weight
castrated male horse
young chicken at market weight
female horse over two years of age
female horse less than two years of age that has not had a foal
uncastrated male sheep
uncastrated male goat
female beef/dairy animal that has had a calf

27 Clues: young goat • young horse • female goat • young sheep • female sheep • female chicken • castrated male goat • castrated male sheep • castrated male horse • castrated male swine • uncastrated male goat • uncastrated male swine • castrated male chicken • uncastrated male horse • uncastrated male sheep • uncastrated male chicken • young chicken at market weight • castrated male beef/dairy animal • ...

Medical Terminology Puzzle 2018-11-20

Medical Terminology Puzzle crossword puzzle

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urination during the night
difficulty in speaking
tissue wasting
plastic repair of the nose
above a ventricle
Presence of blood in the urine
measuring breathing volume
disease of the heart muscle
enzyme that digests fat
within the lung
Study of cells

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below diaphragm
sudden contraction of a vessel
having many forms
The voiding of urine
narrowing of the ureter
Surgical removal of the bladder
production of glucose
excision of tonsils
inflammation of the lung

20 Clues: tissue wasting • Study of cells • below diaphragm • within the lung • having many forms • above a ventricle • excision of tonsils • The voiding of urine • production of glucose • difficulty in speaking • narrowing of the ureter • enzyme that digests fat • inflammation of the lung • urination during the night • plastic repair of the nose • measuring breathing volume • disease of the heart muscle • ...

Chemistry Terminology II 2019-02-25

Chemistry Terminology II crossword puzzle

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adenosine triphosphate
a chemical substance that resists changes in the pH of a solution
P
the basic structural components of proteins (2 words)
subatomic particle that orbits around the nucleus of an atom and has a negative charge
any atom that has lost or gained one or more electrons
K
C
the combined weight of protons and neutrons for a given atom (2 words)
a molecule consisting of chains of hundreds or thousands of amino acids
the orbital paths of electrons found at varying distances from the nucleus of an atom (2 words)
H
molecules that contain carbon and are the principle materials that makeup living things
O

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H2O
molecules that when dissolved in water dissociate into cations and anions
chemical reaction in which large organic molecules are formed from smaller units by the removal of water
matter composed entirely of atoms of the same kind
Cl
a substance that influences the rate of a chemical reaction but is not altered during the reaction
a blood pH that is below 7.35
Zn
the number of protons within an atom (2 words)
NaCl

24 Clues: P • K • C • H • O • Cl • Zn • H2O • NaCl • adenosine triphosphate • a blood pH that is below 7.35 • the number of protons within an atom (2 words) • matter composed entirely of atoms of the same kind • the basic structural components of proteins (2 words) • any atom that has lost or gained one or more electrons • a chemical substance that resists changes in the pH of a solution • ...

Sports Medicine Terminology! 2019-03-25

Sports Medicine Terminology! crossword puzzle

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A rigid device that holds parts of the body together and limits motion.
Fibrous membrane that covers, supports, and separate muscles.
2 Diabetes A chronic condition that affects the way the body processes blood sugar.
Inflammation of one or more joints, causing pain and stiffness that can worsen with age.
A critical condition that is brought on by a sudden drop in blood flow through the body.
An injury where a joint is forced out of normal position.
A very low level of blood sugar (glucose).
A tough but flexible tissue that is the main type of connective tissue in the body.
Excessively high level of blood sugar.
Throat Infection that inflames air sacs in one or both lungs, which may fill with fluid.
Chronic disease involving joints in which there is destruction of articular cartilage and bony overgrowth.
The movement of the foot upwards.
A virus that causes severe bleeding, organ failure, and can lead to death.
Any of the pieces of hard whitish tissue making up the skeleton in humans and other vertebrates.
A queasy sensation including an urge to vomit.
Pox A highly contagious viral infection causing an itchy, blister-like rash on the skin.
Movement away from body.
A stretching or tearing of a muscle or a tissue connecting muscle to bone or a tendon.
White blood cells.
Front of the body.
Lateral and/or rotary curvature of the spine.
An inflammation of the two oval-shaped pads of tissue at the back of the throat.
Arrest Sudden, unexpected loss of heart function, breathing, and consciousness.
The pumping chambers of the heart, located inferior to the atria.
Is a contagious respiratory illness caused by flu viruses.
Fracture A partial break in which one side of the bone is broken and the other side bends.
Attack A blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle.

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Stroke A type of severe heat illness that results in a body temperature greater than 104.0 °F.
flexion The action which decreases the angle between the back of the leg and the sole of the foot.
Infection that inflames air sacs in one or both lungs, which may fill with fluid.
Liver Disease An increased buildup of fat in the liver.
Movement toward the body.
A stretching or tearing of ligaments, the fibrous tissue that connects bones and joints.
Discharge of blood.
A headache of varying intensity, often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound.
Moving a part so that its end follows a circular path.
A short band of tough, flexible fibrous connective tissue which connects two bones or cartilages or holds together a joint.
Blood vessels that carry oxygen-depleted blood to the heart.
When the blood supply to part of your brain is interrupted or reduced, depriving brain tissue of oxygen and nutrients.
Black and blue discoloration of the skin caused by hemorrhage.
A brain injury caused by a blow to the head or a violent shaking of the head and body.
Moving a part around an axis.
Attach muscle to bone and transmit the force that a muscle exerts.
Back of the body.
A sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain.
Inflammation of a tendon.
Causes AIDS and interferes with the body's ability to fight infections.
A bacterial infection usually spread by sexual contact that starts as a painless sore.
A condition in which a person's airways become inflamed, narrow and swell, and produce extra mucus, which makes it difficult to breathe.
Closer to the midline of the body.

50 Clues: Back of the body. • White blood cells. • Front of the body. • Discharge of blood. • Movement away from body. • Movement toward the body. • Inflammation of a tendon. • Moving a part around an axis. • The movement of the foot upwards. • Closer to the midline of the body. • Excessively high level of blood sugar. • A very low level of blood sugar (glucose). • ...

Map Terminology Project 2019-08-22

Map Terminology Project crossword puzzle

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the directions that lie between the four cardinal directions
an imaginary line circling the glove going down from the North to South Pole
the relationship between measurements on the map related to the actual distance in the real world
a tool or paragraph that defines symbols or places on a map
a map that describes landforms such as mountains, plains, and deserts
half of the earth below the equator
imaginary lines that run from north - south
a half of the earth
the vertical elevation of an object above a surface such as the sea level or land

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imaginary lines that run from east - west
a tool or object on a map that shows the direction in units such as north, east, south, and west
half of the earth above the equator
there are four cardinal directions or points. North (N), East (E), South (S), and West (W).
maps designed to show governmental boundaries of things such as counties, states, and continents.
the half of the earth east of the Atlantic Ocean
an imaginary line circling the globe halfway between the North and South Poles
a spherical object made to look like the earth
the half of the earth that contains North and South America, along with surrounding waters
a drawing or representation of an area of sea or land including physical features, towns, and roads
- colors, patterns, numbers, or small drawings

20 Clues: a half of the earth • half of the earth above the equator • half of the earth below the equator • imaginary lines that run from east - west • imaginary lines that run from north - south • a spherical object made to look like the earth • - colors, patterns, numbers, or small drawings • the half of the earth east of the Atlantic Ocean • ...

TDS & Pharmacy Terminology 2019-09-25

TDS & Pharmacy Terminology crossword puzzle

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This is a suggested selling price for a drug by the manufacturer. Most pharmacies do not use this price because it is very high.
What a pharmacy sells the drug for.
This is an estimate of the manufacturer’s list price for a drug to wholesalers or direct purchases but does not include discounts or rebates.
Pharmacies order their drugs from these companies (ex: Mckesson, Amerisource Bergen, Cardinal)
A drug wholesaler who sells drugs to the pharmacy.
Medicines sold directly to a customer without a prescription from a healthcare professional
Rx30 preforms these checks as prescriptions are filled to alert the store of possible patient allergies, drug interactions, therapeutic duplications, etc.
How a pharmacy refers to what they pay for a drug. Also referred to as Net Cost.
A 6-digit number that tells the computer database at the pharmacy which health insurance provider is to receive the claim for the prescription.
Identifying number of the patient’s relationship to the cardholder.
The industry’s leading online drug price reference and analytical tool designed to help meet the demanding requirements of healthcare businesses. This company creates the database for all drugs.
This is a 10-digit number used to identify a doctor or other health care providers. It is required for a healthcare provider or medical facility to practice medicine. Each pharmacy and each pharmacist have their own.
Number of days a prescription will last a patient.
Multiple ingredients mixed to make a new product/drug. Pharmacies that do compounding in-house will mix different ingredients together to create individualized medication for patients. Ex: dermatology, hormones, pet medicines
An electronic database that tracks controlled substance prescriptions. These can help identify patients who may be misusing prescription opioids or other prescription drugs and who may be at serious risk for overdose. This can be automatically updated by Rx30 each evening.
Also referred to as the directions on how to take the medication.

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The route of a prescription through a pharmacy from drop off to check out.
A secondary number for insurance that may be used in the routing of pharmacy claims.
This is the maximum amount of what the insurance company will pay for a prescription.
Referred to as the area where prescriptions are waiting to be picked up.
An identifier assigned to a health care provider by the DEA allowing them to write prescriptions for controlled substances.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. This is a US legislation that provides data privacy and security provisions for safeguarding medical information.
An entity that routes claims from the pharmacy to the plan/payer. (ex: Relay Health, Change Healthcare, Emdeon, eRX, Data Rx, etc.)
When a patient moves to a different pharmacy. Prescription must be sent from the old pharmacy to the new pharmacy.
A unique product identifier used in the US for drugs intended for human use. NDC is made up of numbers that identify the manufacturer, drug, and package size.
The abbreviation of a plan/insurance company that the client created in their software.
A business that provides coverage, in the form of compensation resulting from loss, damages, injury, treatment, or hardship in exchange for premium payments.
A drug order sent to a vendor.
Also referred to as a medication.
Protected Health Information. This includes physical records, electronic records, or spoken healthcare information.

30 Clues: A drug order sent to a vendor. • Also referred to as a medication. • What a pharmacy sells the drug for. • A drug wholesaler who sells drugs to the pharmacy. • Number of days a prescription will last a patient. • Also referred to as the directions on how to take the medication. • Identifying number of the patient’s relationship to the cardholder. • ...

Medical Terminology - 10 2019-10-14

Medical Terminology - 10 crossword puzzle

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branch
hair
shaped like a top
odor
covering
all
power
change
lens
new
excite
before
half
twitch

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uterus
draw tight
heat
many
together
wound
machine
without
after
nerve
upper jawbone

25 Clues: all • new • heat • hair • many • odor • lens • half • wound • power • after • nerve • branch • uterus • change • excite • before • twitch • machine • without • together • covering • draw tight • upper jawbone • shaped like a top

Media Studies Terminology 2019-11-20

Media Studies Terminology crossword puzzle

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Serious issues
Ways of thinking
Equilibrium theorist
Special interest
Sound occurring naturally
Profit generated by the media
Body text in a print product
Journalist's credit
Audiences interpret differently
Binary Opposites Theorist
The main article
Moving from shot to shot
Arranging of image/sound
The image a company conveys
The study of signs
Information at the top of a website
Blocking of media material
Meaning evoked by a sign
Audiences interpret a text
A shot to set a scene
A sign with multiple meanings
A concept rapidly spread online
Commonly known as a flashback
Audience accept the media view
The literal meaning of a text
Connects media texts
A system used to create meaning
British Audience Research Board
Horizontal camera movement
Name of a newspaper
Copyright theft
Multiple meanings in signs
To remove masculinity
Often just face and shoulders
Cross promotional strategies

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Narrative journey of a character
A complete narrative
Unedited video
Distancebetween subject/audience
Slogans,Copy,Captions or Headlines
Add meaning to a shoot
Nine O'clock
Has a hierarchy of needs
Relates signifier and signified
The world of the media text
narrative elements are withheld
Personalised look to software/apps
The connected world
Editing to reduce
A design or symbol
Different storylines
Structure of a website
Negative press reaction
A puzzle in a narrative
Closes in on the subject
Visual symbols
Also known as 'Dutch'angle
Effects of media saturation
High angle shot
Content regularly updated
Live content online
Big outdoor location for advert
Entertainment and celebrity

63 Clues: Nine O'clock • Serious issues • Unedited video • Visual symbols • High angle shot • Copyright theft • Ways of thinking • Special interest • The main article • Editing to reduce • A design or symbol • The study of signs • Journalist's credit • The connected world • Live content online • Name of a newspaper • A complete narrative • Equilibrium theorist • Different storylines • Connects media texts • ...

Test your Terminology 2012-09-23

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A collection of serum between layers of skin
Another word for Vomiting
A break in the continuity of a bone
Organ of hearing and balance
Word to describe a sudden severe illness
A sac in which bile is concentrated and stored
A rise in body temperature above normal
The process by which blood coagulates

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A hollow organ for the reception of fluid
The layer beneath the epidermis
Difficulty breathing
Another name for the thorax
Redness of the skin
The movement of blood around the body
Bone of the thigh
Organ of Vision
Pertaining to the heart
Body cavity between the thorax and pelvis
The first part of the small intestine
The last part of the spinal column

20 Clues: Organ of Vision • Bone of the thigh • Redness of the skin • Difficulty breathing • Pertaining to the heart • Another word for Vomiting • Another name for the thorax • Organ of hearing and balance • The layer beneath the epidermis • The last part of the spinal column • A break in the continuity of a bone • The movement of blood around the body • The first part of the small intestine • ...

AP Biology Terminology 2013-03-18

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number of trophic levels and the reason/ 4-2nd law of thermodynamics (hint: 8 words)
recessive alleles that cause defective protein
fibrosis/ recessive allele (need two bad copies) to get (hint: 2 words)
behaviors performed reasonably complete form from the first time an animal of an appropriate age encounters the stimulus
raises blood sugar
syndrome/ trisomy of chromosome 21 (hint: 2 words)
polymerase/ enzymes involved in replication that adds complementary nucleotides and proofreads DNA
increases metabolism, constricts blood vessels, increases respiration-Fight or Flight response
Rot growth and germination
promotes uterine lining growth
vs learned behavior/ innate behaviors are largely genetically controlled and exhibit by the species (nature). learned behaviors are gained through experience (nurture). (hint: 4 words)
excites skelatal muscles-neurotransmitter
lowers blood sugar
sachs/ autosomal recessive (hint: 2 words)
progressive mutation
class of enzymes involved in phosphorylation
Acid/ Inhibits growth, seed dormancy, closes stomata (hint: 2 words)
cell anemia/ single nucleotide substitution causes incorrect amino acid in hemoglobin protein (hint: 3 words)
stimulates contraction of uterus
biological rhythms; clock
stem elongation, development of fruit and phototropism
that limit growth of a population/ habitat, food resources, shelter, predation, competition. (hint: 6 words)

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promotes food ripening and aging of flowers
colors, patterns and shapes to resemble surrounding
mosquito spread disease caused by protozoa (protista)
a species ressembles another that possesses a warning color (ex coral snake vs king snake or bees, hornets and yellow jackets)
behavior that includes both innate and learned actions-young geese following their mother.
"glues" the nucleotides on the lagging strand during replication
maintains metabolism
loss of response to stimuli if it does not cause consequence (crying wolf-you stop believing what is said because it was never true in the past)
rapid growth in response to sunlight detected when shoot breaks through soil (phytochromes)
muscular dystrophy/ x-linked recessive (hint: 3 words)
molecules that sense and respond to light to control greening and growth
promotes seed germination
primase/ enzyme responsible for transcribing the DNA strand to RNA (hint: 2 words)
and error/ aquire new and appropriate responses to stimuli through experience (hint: 3 words)
sum of a species use of biotic and abiotic resources (think of its habitat as its address and the niche as the profession)
programmed cell death
close interaction between organisms of different species over extended times.
a protein used to keep the helix apart during replication
stimulates milk production
vs K-strategy/ R species maximize reproductive success in uncrowded environments. K species maximize population size operating near the carrying capacity of their environment. (hint: 3 words)
capacity/ K=maximum population size a particular environment can support (hint: 2 words)
unwinds the helix to begin replication
promotes production of ova and sperm

45 Clues: raises blood sugar • lowers blood sugar • maintains metabolism • progressive mutation • programmed cell death • promotes seed germination • biological rhythms; clock • Rot growth and germination • stimulates milk production • promotes uterine lining growth • stimulates contraction of uterus • promotes production of ova and sperm • unwinds the helix to begin replication • ...

History/Theory Terminology 2012-01-12

History/Theory Terminology crossword puzzle

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The volume, louds and softs in the music
Third degree, half-way between 1 and 5
Family that includes violins, cellos and guitars
Third musical period
last degree that takes us back to 1
Fifth musical period
Fourth musical period
Sixth degree
First degree of the scale, the "Home Tone"
Sixth musical period
The speed of the music

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Most recent musical period
Oldest musical period
The title of a person who writes music
Type of reaction about how you feel
Second degree of the scale
Type of reaction that makes you think
Fourth degree, one lower than 5
Family that includes drums, xylophones and pianos
Family that includes flute, clarinet and saxophone
Second musical period
Fifth degree, the Strongest tone other than 1
Family that includes trumpets, trombones and horns

23 Clues: Sixth degree • Third musical period • Fifth musical period • Sixth musical period • Oldest musical period • Fourth musical period • Second musical period • The speed of the music • Most recent musical period • Second degree of the scale • Fourth degree, one lower than 5 • Type of reaction about how you feel • last degree that takes us back to 1 • Type of reaction that makes you think • ...

Mobile Phone Terminology 2013-06-20

Mobile Phone Terminology crossword puzzle

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/The abbreviation for Wireless internet.
/The time when most people make the most calls.
/A way of sharing things on your phone without wires or the internet.
phone /You can take pictures with this and make calls.
/'It's how we connect...'
/The most commonly used way of sending up to 160 characters to another on a phone.
Player /You can play music on your phone with this.
/The amount paid to initiate a phone plan.
contract /Mobile phone contracts that are set for a specific amount of time.
/Multi media messaging
/Any transmission, emission or reception of signs, signals, writing, images, sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems.
/The source of all electronic power.
/A phone company whose famous motto is: 'yes'. (insert penguin here)
phone portability /The ability to keep your current number when changing mobile phone comapanies.
/The most recent type of phone.
Coverage /Where can you use your phone?
/An account where you pay for your call bills on a regular basis.
/Does this plan come with a _____?
/A certain type of phone plan where you pay before making calls.

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/Apple's famous phone.
/You missed you call? Did they leave a ______ for you?
clock /What wakes you up?
/A special type of screen you navigate with your fingers.
/The abbreviation is Apps.
/A large Korean company that makes electronics. Famous for their new phone the S4.
fee /A charge that can be applied when you end your contract early.
Distance calls /E.G. a call to England.
call /Calls to places nearby
/Apple's greatest rival. (insert green alien here)
/An independent body that can be used as a last resort to solve disputes between a consumer and the mobile phone provider.
/Adding credit to your prepaid account to use.
/You need to agree to this to start a phone plan.
/The time where calls are cheapest to make.
/This comes with certain plans and allows you to access the internet.

34 Clues: /Apple's famous phone. • /Multi media messaging • clock /What wakes you up? • /'It's how we connect...' • /The abbreviation is Apps. • call /Calls to places nearby • /The most recent type of phone. • /Does this plan come with a _____? • /The source of all electronic power. • Distance calls /E.G. a call to England. • Coverage /Where can you use your phone? • ...

Basic Computer Terminology 2013-08-11

Basic Computer Terminology crossword puzzle

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a copy of a file or disk.
to send a file from one computer to another through a network.
programs installed onto the computer.
bar the horizontal bar at the top of a window which has the name of the file or folder it represents.
A portion of memory where the computer temporarily stores information. (Like when you copy something).
running more than one application at the same time.
a spinning platter made of magnetic or optically etched material on which data can be stored.
box a small square in the upper right corner of a window which, when clicked, will expand the window to fill the whole screen.
to select by clicking once on an icon or by highlighting text in a document.
drive the machinery that writes the data from a disk and/or writes data to a disk.
key First key used in shortcuts. Ex: Ctrl + S= Save
as (a File menu item) to save a previously saved file in a new location and/or with a new name.
start an application.
system the system software that controls the computer.
Computer Terminology
to shift the contents of a window to bring hidden items into view.
shortcut a combination of keystrokes that performs some function otherwise found in a pulldown menu. Ex: Ctrl+S= Save
an electronic subdirectory which contains files. Like a “file cabinet” folder.
drive a large capacity storage device made of multiple disks housed in a rigid case.

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a small floating window that contains tools used in a given application.
acronym for personal computer.
The pointer, usually arrow or cross shaped, which is controlled by the mouse.
to insert text, or other material, from the clipboard.
the generic word for an application, document, control panel or other computer data.
a program in which you do your work.
down the command from the Special menu that shuts down the coputer safely.
a file you create.
bar the horizontal bar across the top of the computer’s screen that lists the menus.
The shaded or colored backdrop of the screen. Sort of like home.
point in word processing, the short flashing marker which indicates where your next typing will begin.
in printing from a computer, to print sideways on the page.
a connection socket, or jack on the computer.
an electronic list of information that can be sorted and/or searched.
to receive data from one computer to another. (If you are on the receiving end, you are downloading. If you are on the sending end, you are uploading ).
a system error in which the computer stops working and has to be restarted.
a graphic symbol for an application, file or folder.
a central computer dedicated to sending and receiving data from other computers (on a network).
box an on-screen message box that appears when the computer requires additional information before completing a command.
to move the mouse while its button is being pressed.
a typeface that contains the characters of an alphabet or some other letterforms.

40 Clues: a file you create. • Computer Terminology • start an application. • a copy of a file or disk. • acronym for personal computer. • a program in which you do your work. • programs installed onto the computer. • a connection socket, or jack on the computer. • running more than one application at the same time. • a graphic symbol for an application, file or folder. • ...

Basic Computer Terminology 2013-08-11

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a copy of a file or disk.
to send a file from one computer to another through a network.
programs installed onto the computer.
bar the horizontal bar at the top of a window which has the name of the file or folder it represents.
A portion of memory where the computer temporarily stores information. (Like when you copy something).
running more than one application at the same time.
a spinning platter made of magnetic or optically etched material on which data can be stored.
box a small square in the upper right corner of a window which, when clicked, will expand the window to fill the whole screen.
to select by clicking once on an icon or by highlighting text in a document.
drive the machinery that writes the data from a disk and/or writes data to a disk.
key First key used in shortcuts. Ex: Ctrl + S= Save
as (a File menu item) to save a previously saved file in a new location and/or with a new name.
start an application.
system the system software that controls the computer.
Computer Terminology
to shift the contents of a window to bring hidden items into view.
shortcut a combination of keystrokes that performs some function otherwise found in a pulldown menu. Ex: Ctrl+S= Save
an electronic subdirectory which contains files. Like a “file cabinet” folder.
drive a large capacity storage device made of multiple disks housed in a rigid case.

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a small floating window that contains tools used in a given application.
acronym for personal computer.
The pointer, usually arrow or cross shaped, which is controlled by the mouse.
to insert text, or other material, from the clipboard.
the generic word for an application, document, control panel or other computer data.
a program in which you do your work.
down the command from the Special menu that shuts down the coputer safely.
a file you create.
bar the horizontal bar across the top of the computer’s screen that lists the menus.
The shaded or colored backdrop of the screen. Sort of like home.
point in word processing, the short flashing marker which indicates where your next typing will begin.
in printing from a computer, to print sideways on the page.
a connection socket, or jack on the computer.
an electronic list of information that can be sorted and/or searched.
to receive data from one computer to another. (If you are on the receiving end, you are downloading. If you are on the sending end, you are uploading ).
a system error in which the computer stops working and has to be restarted.
a graphic symbol for an application, file or folder.
a central computer dedicated to sending and receiving data from other computers (on a network).
box an on-screen message box that appears when the computer requires additional information before completing a command.
to move the mouse while its button is being pressed.
a typeface that contains the characters of an alphabet or some other letterforms.

Medical Terminology Crossword 2013-10-02

Medical Terminology Crossword crossword puzzle

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Another term for scarring of the liver.
an eating cell.
High levels of glucose in the blood.
Relating to, or connection between arteries and veins.
Another term for heart attack.
A cell that aids in clotting.
The ability of a cell to maintain its internal equilibrium.
Swelling around the heart.
The long bones located in your toes/feet.
Another name for a kidney stone.
Yellowing of the skin from excess bilirubin.

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This is another name for scar tissue.
The study of diseases.
The neck muscle connecting the sternum to the clavicle and relative to the mastoid process.
Helper muscle.
The name for swollen fingers or toes.
The muscle around the eye that closes the eyelid."winking muscle"
The wearing away of muscle is called muscle___.
A disease in which the bones become fragile and easily fractued.
The study of the mind.
Inflammation in the joints.
High or fast heart rate.
The triangular bone located in the knee.
My Name.
The type of muscle tissue found in the heart.

25 Clues: My Name. • Helper muscle. • an eating cell. • The study of diseases. • The study of the mind. • High or fast heart rate. • Swelling around the heart. • Inflammation in the joints. • A cell that aids in clotting. • Another term for heart attack. • Another name for a kidney stone. • High levels of glucose in the blood. • This is another name for scar tissue. • ...

2D Art Terminology 2013-11-20

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Cutting down, focusing on a particular area
The way an artist expresses their ideas
An artist who painted colourful interiors
Where your eye is drawn when you first look at an artwork
An artwork that is based on what is real, but does not look like a photograph
A secondary colour
A warm colour
Two colours opposite on the colour wheel
Inside a part of a building
"Wild Beasts"

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A principle of art that gives dominance
A Dutch Artist
Arrangement of the objects in the artwork
A pictorial form that represents something
The leaders of an art movement
A range of chosen colours
The degree of lightness or darkness
An art movement that uses unnatural, rich colours
A repetitive, decorative design
The relationship of sizes between the different parts

20 Clues: A warm colour • "Wild Beasts" • A Dutch Artist • A secondary colour • A range of chosen colours • Inside a part of a building • The leaders of an art movement • A repetitive, decorative design • The degree of lightness or darkness • A principle of art that gives dominance • The way an artist expresses their ideas • Two colours opposite on the colour wheel • ...

Medical Terminology Words 2013-10-24

Medical Terminology Words crossword puzzle

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Pertaining to the neck
Inflammation of the stomach & small intestine
Pertaining to the heart
Removal of the tonsils
Surgical repair of the nose
Pertaining to the esophagus
Incision into the bone
Softening of the cartilage
Pain in the heart
Suture of the spleen
tracheaor windpipe
Tumor of a bone
Small artery
Process of recording the breast
Structure within the heart
Process of no development
Bursting forth of blood
Pertaining to under the skin
Enlargement of the spleen
Process of measuring breathing
Pertaining to valve
Diseases process of the stomach
Process of viewing living tissue

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Herniation of the bladder
Abnormal condition of the mind
Pertaining to the heart
Pertaining to below the skin
hardening of an artery
Structure under the skin
Pain in the head
New opening of the colon or large intestine
Ruputure of the bladder
Prolapse of the uterus
Excessive fats in the blood
Discharge from the ear
Small skin(surrounding the nail)
Crushing of the stones
The treament of children
Condition of having no stomach
Small vein

40 Clues: Small vein • Small artery • Tumor of a bone • Pain in the head • Pain in the heart • tracheaor windpipe • Pertaining to valve • Suture of the spleen • Pertaining to the neck • hardening of an artery • Removal of the tonsils • Incision into the bone • Prolapse of the uterus • Discharge from the ear • Crushing of the stones • Pertaining to the heart • Pertaining to the heart • Ruputure of the bladder • ...

Ecosystems Terminology Crossword 2014-01-26

Ecosystems Terminology Crossword crossword puzzle

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A whole group of interacting food chains in an ecological community
An example of a herbivore
A group of individuals of the same species
An animal that eats only other animals
The process by which a green plant turns water and carbon dioxide into food when the plant is exposed to light
A non-living thing in an ecosystem
An example of a carnivore
A series of types of living things in which each one uses the next lower member of the series as a source of food
An animal that is hunted or killed by another animal(predator) for food

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An animal that only eats plants
A living element in an ecosystem that produces its own food
An animal that lives by killing and eating other animals: an animal that preys on other animals
An animal that eats both plants and other animals
An example of a omnivore
The rapid expansion of a species into regions where it had not previously existed
A consumer that breaks down the dead plants, animals and waste products in an ecosystem
An organism that feeds on organic waste
An active demand by two or more organisms or kinds of organisms for some environmental resource in short supply
A living element
A living thing in an ecosystem that must feed on other organisms in order to supply its food needs

20 Clues: A living element • An example of a omnivore • An example of a herbivore • An example of a carnivore • An animal that only eats plants • A non-living thing in an ecosystem • An animal that eats only other animals • An organism that feeds on organic waste • A group of individuals of the same species • An animal that eats both plants and other animals • ...

EPPM-Planview Terminology 2014-09-24

EPPM-Planview Terminology crossword puzzle

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click on this to select work when creating a portfolio
create this to organize your projects
alerts
2W occurs on the first business day of each month
person who is impacted by the project
2w go here to update your project description
benchmark
manage this to achieve objectives
task relationship type
progress marker

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difference
2w what our executives like to see
2w a workstream that is part of a project
2w use this financial worksheet to enter your plan $
link child projects to this
acronym for enterprise delivery framework
project stage
acronym for a project structure
to oversee a process
term used to describe someone who will complete a task
steps that guide us through the life of a project

21 Clues: alerts • benchmark • difference • project stage • progress marker • to oversee a process • task relationship type • link child projects to this • acronym for a project structure • manage this to achieve objectives • 2w what our executives like to see • create this to organize your projects • person who is impacted by the project • 2w a workstream that is part of a project • ...

Climate Change Terminology 2015-05-20

Climate Change Terminology crossword puzzle

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atmospheric conditions including temperature, precipitation, wind, and humidity, in a particular location over a short period of time
a reservoir, such as the ocean, that absorbs and stores thermal energy
a source of energy that produces no significant greenhouse gases
the increase in the volume of matter as its temperature increases
resulting from a human influence
a time between ice ages and when the Earth warms up
a recurring change int he Pacific winds and ocean currents that brings warm, moist air to the west coast of South America
a measure of how much of the Sun's radiation is reflected by a surface
a graphical representation of current and future climate data from a specific location climate system: the complex set of components that interact with each other to produce Earth's climate
a natural process whereby gases and clouds absorb infrared radiation emitted from Earth's surface and radiate it, heating the atmosphere and Earth's surface
the layers of gasses surrounding Earth

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any gas in the atmosphere that absorbs lower-energy infrared radiation
the part of the climate system made up of solid rock, soil, and minerals of the Earth's crust
a form of invisible lower-energy radiation
the part of the climate system that includes all water on and around Earth
a form of invisible higher-energy radiation
a circular current in air and other fluids caused by the rising of warm fluid as cold fluid sinks
a scientific forecast of future climate based on observation and computer models
a plan within the United Nations for controlling greenhouse gas emissions
a reservoir, such as an ocean forest, that absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and stores the carbon in another form
the average of the weather in a region over a long period of time
a time in the Earth's history when Earth is colder and much of the planet is covered in ice
stores of information in tree rings, ice cores, and fossils that can be measured to give clues to what that climate was like in the past
the energy present in the motion of particles at a particular temperature

24 Clues: resulting from a human influence • the layers of gasses surrounding Earth • a form of invisible lower-energy radiation • a form of invisible higher-energy radiation • a time between ice ages and when the Earth warms up • a source of energy that produces no significant greenhouse gases • the increase in the volume of matter as its temperature increases • ...

Medical Terminology 2 2014-11-09

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inflammation of bursa at sites of bony prominences between muscles and tendons.
to advise against
examination by touch
Involves determining risk factors that may play a causative role in the injury
swelling due to abnormal accumulation of fluid in tissues or cavities
to advise the use of
inflammation of tendon-muscle attachments, tendons or both.
inflammation of the sheath covering a tendon
swelling composed of blood; Internal bleeding associated with contusion
the cause of an injury or disease

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Myositis marked by ossification within a muscle
crackling sound heard during the movement of a broken bone
discharge of blood
inflammation of the fibrous tissue along the bottom of your foot that connects your heel bone to your toes.
causative agent in a sports injury
possible cause of overuse injuries—excessive training, lack of adequate recovery, incorrect technique, playing on uneven or hard surfaces
possible cause of overuse injuries--immature cartilage, lack of flexibility, lack of proper conditioning, psychological factors
black and blue discoloration of the skin caused by hemorrhage
the body’s reaction to injury; involves redness, swelling,heat, pain, and sometimes loss of funciton
Study of the distribution of diseases, injuries, or other health states in human populations for the purpose of identifying and implementing measures to prevent their development and spread.
the name of the disease/condition a person is believed to have
swelling in a joint

22 Clues: to advise against • discharge of blood • swelling in a joint • examination by touch • to advise the use of • the cause of an injury or disease • causative agent in a sports injury • inflammation of the sheath covering a tendon • Myositis marked by ossification within a muscle • crackling sound heard during the movement of a broken bone • ...

Basic Music Terminology 2015-02-01

Basic Music Terminology crossword puzzle

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two or more pitches played, or sung at the same time
signature the pattern of sharps and flats indicated on the staff at the beginning of a line of music
indicates a raised pitch
the symbol on a staff that indicates what the letter names will be for the lines and spaces of the staff
the process of slowing down of a tempo (rallentando seems to be more of a letting go or dying away)
the tone is connected as smoothly as possible with the tone before it
the regular evenly spaced pulse that is the basis for rhythm
the variation of volume/loudness in music, and the symbols that indicated volume
medium soft
very loud
40-60 beats per minute
indicates a lowered pitch
volume emphasis on tone the happen between beats
the system used by musicians to measure the length of tones
200-208 beats per minute
medium loud
76-108 beats per minute
the speed of the beat
a sudden strong tone
the gradual increase in volume in music for expressive effect
organized sound or silence that is intended to elicit an emotional response in the listener
less
without
108-120 beats per minute
loud
a style of playing musical tones connected and smoothly
the tone, or musical sound starts with a "t" sound

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the process of slowing down of a tempo (ritardando seems to be a deliberate slowing or being late)
the gradual decrease in volume in music for expressive effect
the process of dividing the time of individual beats into smaller/shorter lengths of time
little
a style of playing musical tones with space between them
66-76 beats per minute
more
the five parallel line used to notate music
MM=## indicating the speed of the beat in (beats per minute)
a portion of music to be performed by one person
120-168 beats per minute
60-66 beats per minute
very
very soft
the relative highness or lowness of musical tones (determined by the number of vibrations per second)
continue in a similar manner
168-200 beats per minute
two different pitches that sound pleasant when played together
two different pitches that sound unpleasant when played together
soft
always
a style of playing music tones in a "bell-like" or boing manner
the pattern of strong and weak beats in a piece of music (usually grouped into 2s, 3, or 4)

50 Clues: more • very • soft • less • loud • little • always • without • very loud • very soft • medium soft • medium loud • a sudden strong tone • the speed of the beat • 66-76 beats per minute • 40-60 beats per minute • 60-66 beats per minute • 76-108 beats per minute • indicates a raised pitch • 120-168 beats per minute • 200-208 beats per minute • 168-200 beats per minute • 108-120 beats per minute • ...

Daily Terminology #2 2014-04-23

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Lacking liveliness
To mock
To set forth publicly
Independence
Troublesome
Cumbersome
The nature of a self evident truth
Gloomy
Principles of justice
Severely critical
Punishment

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A general pardon
Warning
Temporary
To steal
Excessively strict
Slumberous
To free from
Beneficial
A general rule

20 Clues: Gloomy • Warning • To mock • To steal • Temporary • Cumbersome • Slumberous • Beneficial • Punishment • Troublesome • Independence • To free from • A general rule • A general pardon • Severely critical • Lacking liveliness • Excessively strict • To set forth publicly • Principles of justice • The nature of a self evident truth

Medical Terminology Prefixes 2014-08-21

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underneath/below
reversal of
before/in front of
against
fast
between
bad
around
across/through
without
painful/abnormal
two
below/deficient

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good
slow
upon/above
again and again
four
above/more than normal
many
within
one
innermost
after/behind
three
without or away from
one half

27 Clues: bad • one • two • good • slow • four • fast • many • three • within • around • against • between • without • one half • innermost • upon/above • reversal of • after/behind • across/through • again and again • below/deficient • underneath/below • painful/abnormal • before/in front of • without or away from • above/more than normal

Human Factors Terminology 2014-05-02

Human Factors Terminology crossword puzzle

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Human eye is most sensitive to this color
Selectively concentrating on one aspect of the environment and ignoring other things
Step-by-step instructions to accomplish a task
Interpretation of sensory inputs
From the Greek words for “work” and “laws or study of”
Survey tool to gather information from respondents
Consistency and repeatability
Ratio of output to inputs in production
Deterioration in decision making due to concurrence seeking in a group
Technique to aid information retention and retrieval
Conducting a controlled test of a hypothesis using the scientific method
Acceptable level of risk
Perceptual or attentional narrowing
U.S. standards and conformity assessment system
Ease of use and learnability of an object
Thinking, understanding, learning, and remembering
Rule of thumb

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Acquiring knowledge, behaviors, or skills
Trusting in automation more than is warranted
Indirect method of presenting information in reproduced or symbolic form
Collection of equipment and people designed to perform a mission or function
Accomplishment of a task in accordance with standards of accuracy, completeness, and efficiency
Study and measurement of human body dimensions
Context in which a system operates
Amount of light energy striking the surface of an object
Physical movements of the body and body parts
Relationship between physical stimuli and their subjective correlates
Carefully watching a process to collect information
Knobs and dials
Mistake or inaccuracy

30 Clues: Rule of thumb • Knobs and dials • Mistake or inaccuracy • Acceptable level of risk • Consistency and repeatability • Interpretation of sensory inputs • Context in which a system operates • Perceptual or attentional narrowing • Ratio of output to inputs in production • Acquiring knowledge, behaviors, or skills • Human eye is most sensitive to this color • ...

OnBase SysAdmin Terminology 2016-01-13

OnBase SysAdmin Terminology crossword puzzle

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Where your actual documents and files are stored
Security settings for access to features within OnBase modules (modify, delete, view, etc)
A week long training event dedicated to OnBase Solution Providers and end users looking to advance their OnBase knowledge
This feature requires a primary keyword that triggers related data to be populated so you can more quickly and accurately index documents.
A method of importing high volumes of document of multiple document type and file format
Where your metadata, system settings and keywords are stored.
A predefined search to more efficiently retrieve documents
A process of importing and parsing ASCII text reports
What you need to do in the Thick client after making changes to Configuration
A predefined list of keyword values that an indexer must choose from
Replicates information from “Copy 1” to a secondary mass storage “Copy 2” and/or backup.
Specifications for the scanner & document settings that are in the OnBase Client
Importing paper document(s) to OnBase
OnBase Configuration settings for a scan or sweep process
A way to ensure keywords are indexed in full and with a specific pre-defined format, like a phone number or SSN.

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The name of the report you need to submit to complete your certification is called the “_______________ Report”.
Create them considering the 5 R's: Retrieval, Reporting, Relationship, Routing, Restriction.
Powerful yet easily configurable form you can create with a simple “point and click”
What your manager password should NEVER be!
Security settings that determine access to licensed OnBase Modules (e.g. COLD, DIP, Client, etc)
The keyword data type setting if you had numbers with a leading zero (e.g. 004723)
The DIP process requires you have these two crucial pieces: the documents/files and the _________.
The number of years your OCSA Certificate is valid
How the workstation connects to the Database in the Thick Client
Does all the ‘heavy lifting’/processing in the Core architecture.
Importing electronic documents into OnBase

26 Clues: Importing paper document(s) to OnBase • Importing electronic documents into OnBase • What your manager password should NEVER be! • Where your actual documents and files are stored • The number of years your OCSA Certificate is valid • A process of importing and parsing ASCII text reports • OnBase Configuration settings for a scan or sweep process • ...

Terminology Quiz 2 2023-10-30

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derived gills= 2 chambered heart
used for chemosensory in the Opistobranchs
this type of mass contains the jaw, the radula, and the odontophore of mollusca
types of palps/paired structures both left and right and inner and outer, lateral to the mouth
cyst formation in highly variable environments, when an organism can pump out excess water
lateral folds of the foot
in squid, thin internal structure that is keratin-based, a form of internal shell
sexual intercourse
mantle cavity lateral or posterior)leading to reduction/loss of shell
opening/ breathing pore in the mantle of Pulmonata
elongated feeding tube, suction generating, acts as harpoon for feeding
expulsion that filter-feeding bivalves use in order to get rid of suspended particles
blood vessels pump blood to the heart
chemical & tactile receptor organ
tubular fluid filled cavity that holds the muscular eversible proboscis of a nemertean
tubular structure/rigid case in Class Monogononta
feathery gills; sometimes extensions of the digestive system
formed from ventral body wall muscles used for locomotion in molluscs
style/rod of glycoprotein that works with the gastric shield to break down and digest food
rotifers' ability to change their morphology based on environmental stimuli
calcified tube and its enclosed stand of vascularized tissue thatspirals through the shell from visceral mass, traversing all shell chambers. Controls volume of liquid in shell chambers. Maintain neutral buoyancy as it grows and also in vertical migrations
free living larval stage characterized by a ciliated velum
thick, lateral mantle with calcareous spicules in Class Polyplacophora
specialized sensory structures in class Polyplacophora

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tiny colored cells used for camouflage in cephalopods
leads to complex, highly differentiated brains
gills, used for gas exchange and sometimes feeding
right coiled gastropod
blood vessels pump blood to the gills
visceral mass and nervous system become twisted 90 to 180 degrees during development
funnel derived from the foot in which water flows through (used for locomotion)
primitive gills= 3 chambered heart
reflected cells in cepholopods
excretory organ containing nephrostome and renal pore
fixed number of cells in body,then mitosis stops
muscles in hinged shells of bivalves
Proteinaceious shield on the foot
paired sensory organs near gills
series of large sinuses/ body cavity that blood flows through
pulling organic matter from the sediment, mucous brings the material up to the mouth for ingestion
worm-like
light organs used for bioluminescence in some cephalopoda
non-swimming, shelled external parasitic larva which form on parent's gills in freshwater molluscs
secretes calcareous epidermal spicules, plates or shells
cuticular band of teeth in the esophagus
left coiled gastropod
jaws in the muscular pharynx of phylum Rotifera

47 Clues: worm-like • sexual intercourse • left coiled gastropod • right coiled gastropod • lateral folds of the foot • reflected cells in cepholopods • derived gills= 2 chambered heart • paired sensory organs near gills • Proteinaceious shield on the foot • chemical & tactile receptor organ • primitive gills= 3 chambered heart • muscles in hinged shells of bivalves • ...

Blood Pattern Terminology 2023-10-13

Blood Pattern Terminology crossword puzzle

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travel in the same direction as the external force applied
A ring in a bloodstain that results from an air bubble
movement of a volume of blood on a surface due to gravity and/or movement of the target
The physical characteristics at the periphery of a bloodstain
altered dry bloodstain with observable peripheral characteristics of the original stain
produced as the result of insect activity
The absence of blood in an otherwise continuous bloodstain pattern
pattern resulting from the ejection of a blood under pressure
blood pattern reduced to a spray of localized micro dropsth gunshot

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pattern resulting from contact between a wet bloody surface and another surface
bloodstain formed by accumulation of liquid blood in an absorbent material
A gelatinous mass formed of RBC,platelets,fibrinogen,and other clotting factors
The stain resulting blood that separates after coagulation
pattern resulting from an object moving through a preexisting bloodstain, altering the original stain
smaller bloodstains that originate during the formation of the parent stain as a result of blood impacting a surface.
pattern forced out of the nose, mouth, or a wound by air pressure
pattern results from object striking liquid blood
pattern resulting from the transfer of blood from a bloodied surface onto another surface
An accumulation of liquid blood on a surface
pattern resulting from a volume of liquid blood that falls or spills onto a surface

20 Clues: produced as the result of insect activity • An accumulation of liquid blood on a surface • pattern results from object striking liquid blood • A ring in a bloodstain that results from an air bubble • travel in the same direction as the external force applied • The stain resulting blood that separates after coagulation • ...

AMERICAN REVOLUTION TERMINOLOGY 2023-10-19

AMERICAN REVOLUTION TERMINOLOGY crossword puzzle

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Typical rifle used by the Continental Army
Soldiers marching or fighting on foot
Fort captured for its cannons used at Dorchester Heights
Turning point in the war
Many of Washington's men did this rather than fight
Capital city captured by British forcing Continental Congress to flee
Author of The American Crisis and Common Sense
Colonist who sided with the British
Name given to the British army by the patriots
Negotiator of the treaty ending the war who went on to be a president
Person who opposes war for religious reasons

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Site of the last major battle in the American Revolution
River crossed by Washington on Christmas night
Large, long-range guns (i.e. cannons) used in warfare
German mercenary soldiers fighting for the British
Type of warfare used by the "Swamp Fox", Francis Marion
The United States received British land all the way to this river after the war
European nation that formed an alliance with the United States during the war
Volunteer soldier who fights for pay
Minor, short term battle or encounter
Benedict Arnold committed this crime
The United States created this with France following Saratoga
Location of the treaty ending the American Revolution
Colonist devoted to the cause of independence from the British
Military force that is raised from the civil population to supplement a regular army

25 Clues: Turning point in the war • Colonist who sided with the British • Volunteer soldier who fights for pay • Benedict Arnold committed this crime • Soldiers marching or fighting on foot • Minor, short term battle or encounter • Typical rifle used by the Continental Army • Person who opposes war for religious reasons • River crossed by Washington on Christmas night • ...

Post-Secondary Terminology 2023-10-18

Post-Secondary Terminology crossword puzzle

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Award based on financial need
indicates approximately three hours of course work per week per semester. it takes 120 credits to earn your first degree
A record of a student's academic history, including courses taken and grades earned
A numerical representation of a student's academic performance
Any course taken outside of a student's major
A publication issued each year by universities to provide admission information
The fee charged for instruction and educational services at a university
Institutions offering two year programs, university transfer course and applied studies
Degree An undergraduate degree typically earned in four years of study
The physical grounds of a university
A secondary area of study or specialization that complements a major
Allows a student to use course taken to add those credit earned to the next level of study
Copying someone else's work or ideas without proper citation

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A students primary area of study or specialization within their degree program
A course requirement that must be completed before enrolling in another course
Academic credential awarded to a student who has completed a particular focus of study
A formal presentation by an instructor to a group of students
A credential awarded to a student who completes one year of study
A formal credential awarded to a student who completes two years of study
Studies related to social groups: economics, sociology, anthropology
Your 9 digit personal education number necessary for applications and exams
Offer Student receives an offer of admission based on the final grades achieved
The system of having paid work placements during their course of study
A standardized test developed to measure reading, writing and math skills
In BC, a post secondary institute that offers bachelor, master's and doctoral degrees
Human related programs: history, languages, literature

26 Clues: Award based on financial need • The physical grounds of a university • Any course taken outside of a student's major • Human related programs: history, languages, literature • Copying someone else's work or ideas without proper citation • A formal presentation by an instructor to a group of students • A numerical representation of a student's academic performance • ...

Veterinary Medical Terminology 2023-10-25

Veterinary Medical Terminology crossword puzzle

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castrated male horse
directional term meaning toward the nose on the head
castrated mature male pig
a group of chicken
directional term meaning toward the head
young castrated male chicken
means ovary
intact female feline
intact female pig
directional term that means toward the tail
a young pig
a young rabbit
young female pig that has not given birth
intact male mouse
young female cattle that has not given birth
intact male horse more than 4 years of age
a group of felines
means skin
intact female horse more than 4 years of age
means surgical removal
directional term meaning area closest to the abdomen
directional term that means closest to the body
intact male cattle

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intact female rabbit
directional term that refers to the area closest to the back
a group of mice
a sexually immature intact male chicken
intact female mouse
the word that means there is high sodium in the blood
neutered male rabbit
intact male feline
intact male rabbit
means uterus
intact female cattle
immature female chicken
means substance in the blood
directional term that means towards the midline of the body
castrated young male pig
intact male canine
intact female horse less than 4 years of age
young canine
castrated male cattle
means sodium
directional term that means away from the midline of the body
intact male horse less than 4 years of age
means the study of
young chicken
intact male pig
directional term that means furthest from the body

49 Clues: means skin • means ovary • a young pig • means uterus • young canine • means sodium • young chicken • a young rabbit • a group of mice • intact male pig • intact female pig • intact male mouse • intact male feline • a group of chicken • intact male rabbit • intact male canine • a group of felines • means the study of • intact male cattle • intact female mouse • intact female rabbit • castrated male horse • ...

English Terminology Crossword 2023-11-09

English Terminology Crossword crossword puzzle

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Repeated words or phrases
Repetition of beginning sound or letter
A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person
A "paragraph" in a poem
Appealing to data/statistics/studies
formation of word based on associated sound
Comparison without using like or as
Human qualities to non-human object
Comparison using like or as
Visually descriptive language
Extreme Exaggeration
Category

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Contrast
Dictionary deifnition of a word
A word's general vibe
Word Choice
Appealing to feeling or emotion
Repetition of word or phrase at beginning of line
Credibility/Credentials
The author's feeling toward a particular subject matter
___ Precedes Control
Make sure to always eat your _____
a phrase or expression that typically presents a figurative, non-literal meaning attached to the phrase
A scene set in time earlier than the main story
Indirect passing reference

25 Clues: Contrast • Category • Word Choice • ___ Precedes Control • Extreme Exaggeration • A word's general vibe • Credibility/Credentials • A "paragraph" in a poem • Repeated words or phrases • Indirect passing reference • Comparison using like or as • Visually descriptive language • Dictionary deifnition of a word • Appealing to feeling or emotion • Make sure to always eat your _____ • ...

Intro Medical Terminology 2023-11-13

Intro Medical Terminology crossword puzzle

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anti-
closer to the skin
post-
body plane that divides body into right and left sides
arthr/o
cardi/o
pre-
body plane that divides body up and down
behind
dia- or trans-
dys-
- plasty
toward the core of the body
-itis
below
epi-
hypo-
-algia or -dynia
toward the midline
hyper-
a- or an-
body plane that divides body into front and back pieces
cervic/o

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closer toward trunk of body
above
toward the side
in front
sub-
further from trunk of body
-pathy
gastr/o
lying on stomach
-ia -osis or -ism
lying on back
thorac/o
rhin/o
inter-
spin/o
-rrhea
crani/o
my/o
intra-
surgic/o
-ectomy
abdomin/o

45 Clues: sub- • pre- • dys- • my/o • epi- • anti- • above • post- • -itis • below • hypo- • -pathy • behind • rhin/o • inter- • spin/o • -rrhea • intra- • hyper- • arthr/o • cardi/o • gastr/o • crani/o • -ectomy • in front • thorac/o • - plasty • surgic/o • cervic/o • a- or an- • abdomin/o • lying on back • dia- or trans- • toward the side • lying on stomach • -algia or -dynia • -ia -osis or -ism • closer to the skin • toward the midline • further from trunk of body • ...

Livestock Terminology Terms 2024-01-26

Livestock Terminology Terms crossword puzzle

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Mature Female Cattle
Sheep Offspring
Mature Female Goat
Intact Male Swine
Goat Parturition
Intact Male Sheep
Cattle Offspring
Intact Male Cattle
Young Female Cattle
Mature Female Swine
Intact Male Horse
Castrated Male Sheep
Castrated Male Swine
Swine Genus
Castrated Male Goat
Young Female Horse
Swine Parturition
Castrated Male Horse

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Horse Parturition
Sheep Parturition
Goat Genus
Swine Offspring
Goat Offspring
Intact Male Goat
Mature Female Horse
Horse Genus
Horse Offspring
Act of giving birth
Young Female Goat
Cattle Genus
Castrated Male Cattle
Cattle Parturition
Lamb Young Female Sheep
Mature Female Sheep
Young Female Swine
Sheep Genus

36 Clues: Goat Genus • Horse Genus • Swine Genus • Sheep Genus • Cattle Genus • Goat Offspring • Sheep Offspring • Swine Offspring • Horse Offspring • Intact Male Goat • Goat Parturition • Cattle Offspring • Horse Parturition • Sheep Parturition • Intact Male Swine • Intact Male Sheep • Young Female Goat • Intact Male Horse • Swine Parturition • Mature Female Goat • Intact Male Cattle • Cattle Parturition • ...

Veterinary Terminology Review 2023-12-05

Veterinary Terminology Review crossword puzzle

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artificial or surgical opening
against
twice daily
tooth or teeth
blood vessel
blood pressure
blood
tumor or neoplasm
self
inflammation
surgical removal

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pertaining to the heart
once daily
nervous system
intravenous
gland
intramuscular
surgical repair
jont
intracardial

20 Clues: jont • self • gland • blood • against • once daily • twice daily • intravenous • blood vessel • inflammation • intracardial • intramuscular • tooth or teeth • nervous system • blood pressure • surgical repair • surgical removal • tumor or neoplasm • pertaining to the heart • artificial or surgical opening

Medical Terminology Review 2023-12-03

Medical Terminology Review crossword puzzle

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furthest from the point of attachment
joint pain
decreased bone density
behind the peritoneum
a specialist for skin disorders
infections acquired during the process of receiving healthcare
a widespread occurrence of a disease within a specific are at a specific time
surgical removal of the appendix
below
closest to the point of attachment
also known as humpback
regularly occurring disease within a specific area or community
inflammation of the stomach

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a red blood cell
above
toward the back
toward the front
an opening for the colon through the abdomen
cancerous tumor of the glands
unnatural inward curvature of the lower spine
unnatural curvature of the spine
inflammation of the tonsils
enlarged liver
toward the back
a blueish tint to the skin indicating a decrease in oxygen
a global outbreak of a disease

26 Clues: above • below • joint pain • enlarged liver • toward the back • toward the back • a red blood cell • toward the front • behind the peritoneum • decreased bone density • also known as humpback • inflammation of the tonsils • inflammation of the stomach • cancerous tumor of the glands • a global outbreak of a disease • a specialist for skin disorders • unnatural curvature of the spine • ...

Science Terminology 7C 2023-12-04

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substance composed of one type of atom
strongest bone in the body
never stops beating
anything that has mass and volume
the conversion of a seed to a plant
used to convert light into energy
can be either homogeneous or heterogeneous
lymph tissues in throat
a person with expert knowledge on one or more of the natural or physical sciences
transfers food from the mouth to the stomach
a combination of hydrogen and oxygen
using liquid under pressure to move an object
the study of the nature and properties of matter and energy
the study of the movement of celestial bodies

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element we need to breathe
represents the combination of elements and compounds
the process by which plants make food
extinct bird
a distinct compound
a singularity that causes spaghettification
a large group of extinct lizards
transformation of an insect from egg to adult

22 Clues: extinct bird • never stops beating • a distinct compound • lymph tissues in throat • element we need to breathe • strongest bone in the body • a large group of extinct lizards • anything that has mass and volume • used to convert light into energy • the conversion of a seed to a plant • a combination of hydrogen and oxygen • the process by which plants make food • ...

VTE Medical terminology 2023-12-09

VTE Medical terminology crossword puzzle

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excessive
echo
pulmon
hemo
study of disease
ophtho
itis
Inflamed gums
joints
derma
dactyl
deficient
brady

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disease
ism
many
half
algia
half
all
excision
heart
tumor or mass
neuro
stomach

25 Clues: ism • all • many • echo • half • hemo • half • itis • algia • heart • neuro • derma • brady • pulmon • ophtho • joints • dactyl • disease • stomach • excision • excessive • deficient • tumor or mass • Inflamed gums • study of disease

Muscular System Terminology 2024-02-09

Muscular System Terminology crossword puzzle

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nutriotion or growth
pain
paralysis
tumor or swelling
three
synovial membrane
two
rupture
tendon
fascia
flesh

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muscle
half
weakness
toward
movement
fibrous tissue
tone
head
coordination
four
away

22 Clues: two • half • pain • tone • head • four • away • three • flesh • muscle • toward • tendon • fascia • rupture • weakness • movement • paralysis • coordination • fibrous tissue • tumor or swelling • synovial membrane • nutriotion or growth

Medical Terminology pt2 2024-02-01

Medical Terminology pt2 crossword puzzle

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blood
around
sensation
by mouth
slow
arm
germ
everyday ]

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thirst
against
double
vomit
surgical removal
before meals
two
self
armpit
hours of sleep? bedtime
twice a day
ear

20 Clues: two • arm • ear • slow • self • germ • blood • vomit • thirst • double • around • armpit • against • by mouth • sensation • everyday ] • twice a day • before meals • surgical removal • hours of sleep? bedtime

medical terminology prefixes 2024-02-03

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above, excessive, beyond
upon, outside, on, over, above
against
slow
one
under, below
behind, after,following
away from
three
under, deficient, incomplete
within

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before, in front
between
many, much, excessive
without, lacking sometimes referred to as(-a)
under, below
two
difficult, abnormal, painful
alongside, beside,beyond, around
fast, rapid
within, inner, in
surrounding(outer), beside, near
towards

23 Clues: two • one • slow • three • within • between • against • towards • away from • fast, rapid • under, below • under, below • before, in front • within, inner, in • many, much, excessive • behind, after,following • above, excessive, beyond • difficult, abnormal, painful • under, deficient, incomplete • upon, outside, on, over, above • alongside, beside,beyond, around • surrounding(outer), beside, near • ...

Terminology Ch 2 2024-01-23

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type of molecule where electrons are unevenly distributed, creating oppositely charged regions
compound which dissolves within a solvent
formed by an atom losing electrons
measure of H+ ions within a solution
molecule which contains only carbons and hydrogens
measurements which do not provide a numerical value; general indication
equal concentration of H+ and OH- ions within a solution
amount of these within an element is represented by the atomic number
measurements involving a precise number
the action of a molecule separating within a solvent

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two or more bonded elements
multiple reactants combine to form
unstable isotope
substance which decreases the concentration of H+ ions within a solution
the ability of an atom to attract electrons
describes a solution with a pH greater than 7
atom which has a positive or negative charge due to the loss or gain of electrons
particle with no electrical charge
property of ionic compounds; water loving
type of solution which contains water
resists pH changes
universal solvent
substance which increases the concentration of H+ ions within a solution

23 Clues: unstable isotope • universal solvent • resists pH changes • two or more bonded elements • multiple reactants combine to form • formed by an atom losing electrons • particle with no electrical charge • measure of H+ ions within a solution • type of solution which contains water • measurements involving a precise number • compound which dissolves within a solvent • ...

Medical Terminology Cards 2022-10-06

Medical Terminology Cards crossword puzzle

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opening/passageway
vein
joint
back/behind
rib
lung
heart
side
below
front
disease
bone
middle
artery
oxygen

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bronchial tube
blood/duct
cartilage
electricity
crooked/bent
straight
muscle
clot
skull
blood
movement
back (of the body)
white

28 Clues: rib • vein • lung • clot • side • bone • joint • heart • skull • blood • below • front • white • muscle • middle • artery • oxygen • disease • straight • movement • cartilage • blood/duct • back/behind • electricity • crooked/bent • bronchial tube • opening/passageway • back (of the body)

IFRS 17 TERMINOLOGY 2022-10-30

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The best estimate liability is commonly used to refer to the discounted present value of the unbiased, probability-weighted estimate of future cash flows as defined in the standard for the general measurement model applied to a group of insurance contracts
are the type of expense that cannot be allocated to a particular policy or portfolio e.g management expenses
is the unearned profit component of the insurance contract liability presented in the balance sheet and recognized in the income statement as a company provides services under insurance contracts
A simplification of the Generalized Measurement Model permitted if the coverage period of contracts in a group is one year or less
An insurance contract is onerous at the date of initial recognition if the fulfilment cash flows allocated to the contract, any previously recognized acquisition cash flows and any cash flows arising from the contract at the date of initial recognition in total are a net outflow
The income arising in the course of an entity's ordinary activities. Income is increases in economic benefits during the accounting period in the form of inflows or enhancements of assets or decreases of liabilities that result in an increase in equity, other than those relating to contributions from equity participants
The amount of revenue depicted in profit or loss to reflect the provision of coverage and other services arising from a group of insurance contracts that reflects the consideration to which the entity expects to be entitled in exchange for those services
The portion of the overall profit or loss or other comprehensive income reported in the statement of financial performance that arises from the insurance finance income or expenses (i.e., investment income or financing costs reflecting the time value of money or the effects of financial risk)
Cash flows are within the boundary if they arise from substantive rights and obligations that exist during the period in which the entity can compel the policyholder to pay premiums or the entity has a substantive obligation to provide the policyholder with coverage
The compensation an entity requires for bearing the uncertainty about the amount and timing of the cash flows that arises from non-financial risk as the entity fulfils insurance contracts
The portion of the overall profit or loss or other comprehensive income reported in the statement of financial performance that arises from incurred claims excluding the repayment of investment components under those contracts
represents the CSM for purchasing reinsurance, expected cash inflows from reinsurer plus the risk adjustment exceed expected outflows
Coverage units are used to determine the appropriate recognition of the contractual service margin in profit or loss
a modification to the General Measurement Model for insurance contracts with direct participation features where the contractual service margin is adjusted to reflect the variable nature of the fees under those contracts
the process of separating the non- insurance component from the insurance contract.

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The portion of the overall profit or loss or other comprehensive income reported in the statement of financial performance that arises from the insurance revenue reduced by insurance expenses
An entity's obligation to investigate and pay valid claims under existing insurance contracts for insured events that have not yet occurred
An entity's obligation to investigate and pay valid claims for insured events that have already occurred, including events that have occurred but for which claims have not been reported, and other incurred insurance expenses
are the type of expenses that can be allocated to a particular policy or portfolio but is not as a result of acquiring a new business e.g claim handling cost
are the type of expense that arises from acquiring a new business and can also be allocated to a particular policy or portfolio e.g Commissions
The period during which the entity provides coverage for insured events. This period includes the coverage that relates to all premiums within the boundary of the insurance contract
includes all those contracts subject to similar risks and managed together as a single pool
determines the level of granularity at which onerous insurance contracts are identified and how the insurance revenue is recognized in financial statements.
also known as Building Block Approach (BBA), is the general accounting approach for the measurement of insurance contracts under IFRS 17
An explicit, unbiased and probability-weighted estimate (ie. expected value) of the present value of the future cash outflows minus the present value of the future cash inflows that will arise as the entity fulfils insurance contracts, including a risk adjustment for non-financial risk

25 Clues: the process of separating the non- insurance component from the insurance contract. • includes all those contracts subject to similar risks and managed together as a single pool • are the type of expense that cannot be allocated to a particular policy or portfolio e.g management expenses • ...

Specie-Specific Terminology 2023-03-04

Specie-Specific Terminology crossword puzzle

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Mature male ovine
Scientific name for sheep
Immature female poultry
Parturition in swine
Offspring in ovine
Castrated male equine
Immature male ovine
Offspring of equine
Castrated male caprine
Offspring of bovine
Parturition in bovine
Parturition in ovine
Castrated male bovine
Scientific name for chickens
Mature female equine
Mature female swine
Parturition in poultry
Immature/mature female caprine
Scientific name for pigs
Castrated male ovine

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Scientific name for goats
Scientific name for cattle
Castrated male poultry
Immature female ovine
Offspring of swine
Immature/mature male bovine
Mature female bovine
Immature/mature male swine
Parturition in horses
Mature female poultry
Scientific name for horses
Immature female equine
Offspring of caprine
Immature female swine
Castrated male swine
Mature male equine
Mature female ovine
Immature male equine
Parturition in caprine
Immature/mature male poultry
Immature female bovine
Offspring of poultry

42 Clues: Mature male ovine • Offspring of swine • Offspring in ovine • Mature male equine • Immature male ovine • Offspring of equine • Offspring of bovine • Mature female ovine • Mature female swine • Parturition in swine • Mature female bovine • Offspring of caprine • Parturition in ovine • Castrated male swine • Immature male equine • Mature female equine • Offspring of poultry • Castrated male ovine • ...

Chapter 8 Terminology 2023-02-24

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occurs when one fails to adequately encode information into memory
the process of retaining information in the memory system over time
occurs when older information interferes with the retrieval of more recently stored information
________ processing involves encoding information or stimuli on a basic level such as appearance or other surface level features
the finding that memory for information is improved when one practices retrieval of that information
occurs when more recently stored information interferes with the retrieval of previously stored information
occurs when information stored in memory cannot be accessed when needed
holds information for facts and information that require conscious and deliberate processing
internal or external stimuli that trigger memories into conscious awareness
special techniques to help remember information, such as using the acronym HOMES to remember America’s five Great Lakes

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involves problems with recalling past memories due to damage or problems within the brain
the spreading of one’s encoding efforts out over multiple sessions
the tendency for distributed practice to yield better memory for information than massed practice
occurs when memories fade or are lost from storage after encoding
this type of processing involves encoding information or stimuli semantically (based on meaning or relevance)
the inability to form new memories due to damage or problems within the brain
George Miller discovered that people can hold on average about 7 pieces of information in short-term memory at any given time. This is referred to as short-term memory __________.
memory for skills, procedures, and classically conditioned associations that do not require conscious or deliberate processing
the process of getting information into the brain/memory system for processing
the process of getting information out of memory storage and into conscious awareness

20 Clues: occurs when memories fade or are lost from storage after encoding • the spreading of one’s encoding efforts out over multiple sessions • occurs when one fails to adequately encode information into memory • the process of retaining information in the memory system over time • occurs when information stored in memory cannot be accessed when needed • ...

Medical Terminology Crossword 2023-03-01

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Cardiac MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) that uses radio waves, magnets, and a computer to create pictures of the heart
Damage to the brain from interruption of its blood supply.
uses sound waves to show how blood flows through the heart and heart valves
Blood pressure
aorta
blood vessel
A circulatory condition in which narrowed blood vessels reduce blood flow to the limbs
a type of heart valve disease
heart
This is a test that shows the shape and size of the heart lungs and major blood vessels.

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A disease in which there is a narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries
vessels that deliver blood to tissues
helps to detect the calcium deposits or calcifications in the walls of the coronary arteries.
chief complaint
to pertain
records the electrical signal from the heart to check for different heart conditions
networks of small vessels that perfuse tissues
the muscular tissue of the heart
Atrial Fibrillation
A blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle
coronary artery disease
pumps blood through the system
vessels that return blood to the heart
coronary care unit

24 Clues: aorta • heart • to pertain • blood vessel • Blood pressure • chief complaint • coronary care unit • Atrial Fibrillation • coronary artery disease • a type of heart valve disease • pumps blood through the system • the muscular tissue of the heart • vessels that deliver blood to tissues • vessels that return blood to the heart • A blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle • ...

Urinary System Terminology 2023-03-02

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drugs that increase urine production
removal of a kidney
inflammation of kidneys
crystals in the urine
glucose in the urine
no urine production
glucose in the urine
stones
little or scant urination produced
to withdraw urine from bladder
excess nitrogen or urea in the blood

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inflammation of the urethra
inflammation of the bladder
stones in the urine
inability to control urination
disease of the kidneys
difficulty or painful urination
slow or painful urination
destruction of stones using ultrasound
kidney stone
examination of urine components
urinary tract infection
excessive urination
increases urination and drinking
excessive urination at night

25 Clues: stones • kidney stone • stones in the urine • removal of a kidney • no urine production • excessive urination • glucose in the urine • glucose in the urine • crystals in the urine • disease of the kidneys • inflammation of kidneys • urinary tract infection • slow or painful urination • inflammation of the urethra • inflammation of the bladder • excessive urination at night • ...

Vet Terminology Crossword 2023-02-14

Vet Terminology Crossword crossword puzzle

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Intact male bovine
Young camelid
Sheep or goat giving birth
Group of eggs
Castrated male horse
Young female bovine that has not given birth
Intact female goose
Ferret and rabbit giving birth
Intact male duck

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Cat giving birth
Immature female
Ostrich up to 2 days old
Young turkey
Castrated male sheep
Group of geese
Intact female horse less than 4 years old
Male neutered rabbit
Young castrated male
Intact female donkey
Group of ducks and ostriches

20 Clues: Young turkey • Young camelid • Group of eggs • Group of geese • Immature female • Cat giving birth • Intact male duck • Intact male bovine • Intact female goose • Castrated male sheep • Male neutered rabbit • Young castrated male • Intact female donkey • Castrated male horse • Ostrich up to 2 days old • Sheep or goat giving birth • Group of ducks and ostriches • Ferret and rabbit giving birth • ...

Unit 10 Terminology 2023-02-14

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The collective movement of water between the atmosphere and ground
The central, calm region of the hurricane
The temperature at which the air is 100% saturated
The movement of cooler air from land onto the ocean
circulation of water due to differences in temperature and salt
The 'weight' of the air above due pushing down
Another term for air pressure due to the use of the barometer
The average conditions of a given region that occur over time
The movement of air due to the rise of warmer, less dense air and sinking of cooler, more dense air
The measure of salt within the ocean
The conversion of liquid water into a gas
A phenomenon that gives us wetter winters

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These occur when rain droplets start to accumulate around dust particles in the air
A specific measure of humidity primarily focused on a specific temperature
The average measure of kinetic energy within the air
An occurrence when cooler air from the ocean rushes onto land
A phenomenon that gives us milder/warmer winters
The measure of water vapor found within the air
Any form of water (solid or liquid) that falls from the sky
The phenomenon of air moving in opposite directions due to the rotation of the Earth
The day-to-day conditions of a given region
The conversion of water from a gaseous state to a liquid one

22 Clues: The measure of salt within the ocean • The central, calm region of the hurricane • The conversion of liquid water into a gas • A phenomenon that gives us wetter winters • The day-to-day conditions of a given region • The 'weight' of the air above due pushing down • The measure of water vapor found within the air • A phenomenon that gives us milder/warmer winters • ...

Fighting Game Terminology 2023-02-26

Fighting Game Terminology crossword puzzle

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After this, even big hits look small
236 Punch
A command grab that has been compared to 'churning butter'
The comic book company that 'Teamed up' with Capcom
A controller as well as what you want to touch the opponent with
The "lame" way to play
A way to frustrate an opponent with a clock
Nebulous term for nobody at advantage
Sets you have with your friends
You didn't pay $60 to do this
A psychic, unblockable, uppercut
The Fox and the Falcon
What you give to salty friends

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Sliding movement that you can take to the beach
The guy who downplays before a set
The mechanic that says 'Get off me!'
Don't worry, there is no delay
After a knockdown, now what?
'Dorya!'
Left, right, low, or high
Making two moves combo without canceling them
In Samurai Showdown, having a heavy deflected leads to this
When hits collide, but no damage happens
X-Factor, Rage, Ultra

24 Clues: 'Dorya!' • 236 Punch • X-Factor, Rage, Ultra • The "lame" way to play • The Fox and the Falcon • Left, right, low, or high • After a knockdown, now what? • You didn't pay $60 to do this • Don't worry, there is no delay • What you give to salty friends • Sets you have with your friends • A psychic, unblockable, uppercut • The guy who downplays before a set • ...

Fighting Game Terminology 2023-02-26

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When hits collide, but no damage happens
You didn't pay $60 to do this
The comic book company that 'Teamed up' with Capcom
Sliding movement that you can take to the beach
The "lame" way to play
'Dorya!'
After a knockdown, now what?
A way to frustrate an opponent with a clock
A command grab that has been compared to 'churning butter'
The mechanic that says 'Get off me!'
A controller as well as what you want to touch the opponent with
Left, right, low, or high
What you give to salty friends

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Making two moves combo without canceling them
236 Punch
Don't worry, there is no delay
After this, even big hits look small
Sets you have with your friends
In Samurai Showdown, having a heavy deflected leads to this
X-Factor, Rage, Ultra
Nebulous term for nobody at advantage
A psychic, unblockable, uppercut
The guy who downplays before a set
The Fox and the Falcon

Medical Terminology Crossword 2023-03-09

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Suffix meaning growth
Double-layer sac that encloses the heart
When the pericardial sac is inflamed
Above, over, excessive
Prefix meaning fast
Potassium chloride
The other two chambers of the heart
Also known as treadmill test
Vessel
Two of the heart's four chambers
Swollen and dilated veins
Oxygen

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Device that has wires implanted into heart wall
Where and artery has a weakened wall
Often confused with a heart attack
The largest artery in the body
Portable ECG machine
Uses x-ray dye
Where the heart lies
Sodium
Used to listen to heart sounds
Nausea and vomiting
Better known as high blood pressure
Surgical puncture to remove fluid

24 Clues: Sodium • Vessel • Oxygen • Uses x-ray dye • Potassium chloride • Prefix meaning fast • Nausea and vomiting • Portable ECG machine • Where the heart lies • Suffix meaning growth • Above, over, excessive • Swollen and dilated veins • Also known as treadmill test • The largest artery in the body • Used to listen to heart sounds • Two of the heart's four chambers • Surgical puncture to remove fluid • ...

Medical Terminology/Urinary 2023-04-05

Medical Terminology/Urinary crossword puzzle

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Intake & Output
Blood Urea Nitrogen
urethr/o
Olig/o
Hemodialysis
Chronic Renal Failure
ur/o
noct/o
glycos/o
ureter/o
Glucose/o

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nephr/o
Cyst/o
py/o
Bacteri/o
keton/o
lith/o
Peritone/o
Glyc/o
Gluc/o
End Stage Renal Disease
Glomerul/o
Urinary Incontience

23 Clues: py/o • ur/o • Cyst/o • Olig/o • lith/o • Glyc/o • noct/o • Gluc/o • nephr/o • keton/o • urethr/o • glycos/o • ureter/o • Bacteri/o • Glucose/o • Peritone/o • Glomerul/o • Hemodialysis • Intake & Output • Blood Urea Nitrogen • Urinary Incontience • Chronic Renal Failure • End Stage Renal Disease

Nutrition & Health Terminology 2024-03-04

Nutrition & Health Terminology crossword puzzle

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Pyramid
a type of food required in large amounts in the diet
food that consists of sugars, starch, or cellulose
Daily Allowance (RDA)
a substance that provides nourishment
the process of causing something to absorb water
a natural oily or greasy substance
highly complex substance present in all living organisms
the process of breaking down food
Labe
the chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life
Calories
the process by which one thing absorbs
Management

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Fiber
a chemical element or substance required in trace amounts for the normal growth and development of living organisms
a unit of energy used to express the nutritional value of foods
Allergies
Mass Index (BMI)
a visual reminder to make healthy choices from each of the five groups
a substance that inhibits oxidation
organic compounds that are essential for normal growth and nutrition
the act of practicing healthy habits on a daily basis
a solid inorganic substance of natural occurence

24 Clues: Labe • Fiber • Pyramid • Calories • Allergies • Management • Mass Index (BMI) • Daily Allowance (RDA) • the process of breaking down food • a natural oily or greasy substance • a substance that inhibits oxidation • a substance that provides nourishment • the process by which one thing absorbs • the process of causing something to absorb water • ...

Musculoskeletal Med Terminology 2024-03-03

Musculoskeletal Med Terminology crossword puzzle

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Bone
Cartilage
Rounded depression or socket in the pelvis to form the hip joint
Pertaining to heart muscle
Specialist in the non-surgical specialty of treating rheumatic illness such as arthritis
Joint
Connective tissue that binds bone to bone
Anterior Cruciate Ligament (abbreviation)
Nourish
Congenital bone disease in which bones are usually brittle and fragile
Pertaining to S curve
Inflammation of the bursa "leather sac" surrounding a joint
Stiff
Increase size of muscles or organs by enlargement of existing cells
Nonsteriodal antiflammatory drug (abbreviation)
Inflammation of the connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
Production of bone
Motion that has the foot extend towards the ground (pressing the gas)
Inflammation of many joints

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Grave muscle disease that is characterized by progressive fatigue and weakness of skeletal muscles
Pain in many muscles
Range of Motion (abbreviation)
Bending the foot towards the head (letting your foot off the gas)
Softening of cartilage
Disorder that presents with chronic and widespread pain and heightened response to pressure
Physical Therapy (abbreviation)
Muscle pain
Occupational Therapy (abbreviation)
Total Hip Replacement (abbreviation)
Immobility of a joint due to disease, injury, or surgery
Surgical specialty for treating deformed bones
Removal of fascia
Connective tissue that binds muscle to bone
Straighten
An abnormal condition of outward curve of the thoracic spine
Inflammation of the joints and bones
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (abbreviation)
Surgical repair of a joint with a prothesis
Wasting away of a normally developed organ or tissue
Total Knee Replacement (abbreviation)
Intramusclar (abbreviation)
Lack of muscle strength

42 Clues: Bone • Joint • Stiff • Nourish • Cartilage • Straighten • Muscle pain • Removal of fascia • Production of bone • Pain in many muscles • Pertaining to S curve • Softening of cartilage • Lack of muscle strength • Pertaining to heart muscle • Intramusclar (abbreviation) • Inflammation of many joints • Range of Motion (abbreviation) • Physical Therapy (abbreviation) • Occupational Therapy (abbreviation) • ...

Medical Terminology Crossword 2024-04-25

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above normal fat conditions
specialist in study of blood
study of disease
study of blood
resembling cancer
inflammation of the eyelids
specialist in study of nails
pertaining to death
study of nails
abnormal condition of the skin
abnormal dryness condition
abnormal blue condition
mass blood
skin inflammation
surgical removal of nails
blood cell

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study of skin
specialist in study of skin
below normal fat conditions
above average sweat condition
specialist in the study of death
red cell
mass cancer
abnormal death condition
below normal sweat condition
pertaining to blood
nail pain
study of death
black tumor
surgical removal of nails

30 Clues: red cell • nail pain • mass blood • blood cell • mass cancer • black tumor • study of skin • study of blood • study of nails • study of death • study of disease • resembling cancer • skin inflammation • pertaining to death • pertaining to blood • abnormal blue condition • abnormal death condition • surgical removal of nails • surgical removal of nails • abnormal dryness condition • ...

Mixed Terminology 3 2024-03-25

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10-29
277-278-278.5
10-33
415
10-38
273A
417
10-48
ER
FD
451
GOA
1044
370

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EQ
EPO
I&B Warrant
10-37
374
IFO
314
10-35
HRS
HBD
10-34
10-50
HS

27 Clues: EQ • ER • FD • HS • EPO • 415 • 374 • IFO • 314 • HRS • HBD • 417 • 451 • GOA • 370 • 273A • 1044 • 10-29 • 10-33 • 10-37 • 10-38 • 10-35 • 10-34 • 10-48 • 10-50 • I&B Warrant • 277-278-278.5

medical terminology suffixes 2024-09-03

medical terminology suffixes crossword puzzle

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producing, causing
tumor, mass
cutting into, incision
stopping, controlling
process of recording
breakdown
treatment
inflammation
surgical repair

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deficiency
cell
pain
disease, condition
enlargement
flow, discharge
surgical removal
record, writing
condition, usually abnormal
visual examination
blood condition

20 Clues: cell • pain • breakdown • treatment • deficiency • tumor, mass • enlargement • inflammation • flow, discharge • record, writing • blood condition • surgical repair • surgical removal • producing, causing • disease, condition • visual examination • process of recording • stopping, controlling • cutting into, incision • condition, usually abnormal

Sports Medicine terminology 2024-07-29

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away from the midline
one point, or structure, being higher than another
movement of a limb in a circular pattern. This occurs when a ball-and-socket joint (shoulder or hip)or gliding joint(wrist) encompasses several directions with one motion
toward the attachment of the limb to the trunk
plane that divides the body into left and right halves
toward the back of the body. Affecting the back or dorsal surface
plane that divides the body into top and bottom halves
movement away from the midline of the body
flexion movement that extends the ankle and points the toes
close to the body’s outer surface
toward the midline of the body
plane plane that separates the body into front and back halves
movement of the forearm that involves turning the palm of the hand upward
movement that increases the angle between two bones

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flexing the toes and foot toward the body
rotation of a limb away from the midline
one point, or structure, being lower than another
movement of the body toward the midline of the body
lying on the back or with the face upward
pertaining to point of reference away from the midline of the body
rotation of the forearm in such a way that the palm of the hand faces backward in anatomical position or downward when the arm is flexed to a right angle of the body
standing posture with the arms at the side and the palms of the hands facing forward.
rotation of a limb toward the midline
Decreasing the angle of a joint
Having the front or ventral surface downward: especially: lying facedown

25 Clues: away from the midline • toward the midline of the body • Decreasing the angle of a joint • close to the body’s outer surface • rotation of a limb toward the midline • rotation of a limb away from the midline • flexing the toes and foot toward the body • lying on the back or with the face upward • movement away from the midline of the body • ...

Medical Terminology Suffixes 2024-09-06

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disease, condition
enlargement
visual examination
producing, causing
pain
surgical repair
treatment
stopping, controlling
record, writing

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flow, discharge
cutting into
tumor, mass
surgical removal
breakdown, destruction
deficiency
process of recording
cell
inflammation
condition, usually abnormal
blood condition

20 Clues: cell • pain • treatment • deficiency • tumor, mass • enlargement • cutting into • inflammation • flow, discharge • surgical repair • blood condition • record, writing • surgical removal • disease, condition • visual examination • producing, causing • process of recording • stopping, controlling • breakdown, destruction • condition, usually abnormal

Medical Terminology Crossword 2024-08-29

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Extreme or excessive straightening of the joint
A stab is a _ wound
Structure that connects muscle to bone
c/o
A paper cut is a _ wound
Turning the forearm away from the body
Amount of movement allowed in a joint
Injury with a long onset and duration
Stretching or tearing of ligaments
The anterior surface rotates away from the midline
The top of your foot is _ to the bottom
A recent injury
Bringing the toes toward the midline of the body
Hx
Structure that connects bone to bone
The kidneys are _ to the lungs

Down

Calf raises are examples of
Turning the forearm toward the body
The quads are _ to the Hamstring
Closest to the midline of the body
Swelling in the tissue
Toward the top or head
fx
A bruise is an example of
amt stands for
Stretching or tearing of muscles/tendons
Decreasing the angle found by the bones of the joint
To pull backward
Separation of two ends of a joint
Your palm is _ to the top of your hand
Closest to the center of the body
N/A
Shrugging your shoulders is an example of
Movement away from the midline of the body
Farthest from the center of the body

35 Clues: fx • Hx • c/o • N/A • amt stands for • A recent injury • To pull backward • A stab is a _ wound • Swelling in the tissue • Toward the top or head • A paper cut is a _ wound • A bruise is an example of • Calf raises are examples of • The kidneys are _ to the lungs • The quads are _ to the Hamstring • Separation of two ends of a joint • Closest to the center of the body • ...

Medical Directional Terminology 2024-08-31

Medical Directional Terminology crossword puzzle

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Bottom of the foot
Front surface of the body
Motion towards the midline
Lying face down
Bending of a joint
Closer to or on the skin
Nearer to the feet
Front region of the hand
Motion away from the midline
Away from the midline
Both sides of the midline
Closer to the trunk

Down

Nearer to the head
Only one side of the body
Farther inside the body or tissue and away from the skin
Straightening of a joint
Another term for "inferior"
Lying face up
Toward the midline
Semi-reclining with head elevated
The belly side or anterior surface of the body
Another term for "superior"
Farther from the trunk and nearer to the free end of the extremity
Back surface of the body
The spinal side or posterior surface of the body

25 Clues: Lying face up • Lying face down • Nearer to the head • Bottom of the foot • Toward the midline • Bending of a joint • Nearer to the feet • Closer to the trunk • Away from the midline • Straightening of a joint • Closer to or on the skin • Back surface of the body • Front region of the hand • Only one side of the body • Front surface of the body • Both sides of the midline • ...

Medical Directional Terminology 2024-08-31

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Straightening of a joint
Back surface of the body
The tip of a structure
Motion towards the midline
Only one side of the body
Both sides of the midline
Semi-reclining with head elevated
Between two structures
The belly side or anterior surface of the body
Closer to or on the skin
Farther from the trunk and nearer to the free end of the extremity
Nearer to the head
Motion away from the midline
Another term for "superior"

Down

Lying face down
Nearer to the feet
Another term for "inferior"
Front surface of the body
Bending of a joint
Away from the midline
Lying face up
The spinal side or posterior surface of the body
Toward the midline
Front region of the hand
Farther inside the body or tissue and away from the skin
Bottom of the foot
Closer to the trunk

27 Clues: Lying face up • Lying face down • Nearer to the feet • Bending of a joint • Toward the midline • Bottom of the foot • Nearer to the head • Closer to the trunk • Away from the midline • The tip of a structure • Between two structures • Straightening of a joint • Back surface of the body • Closer to or on the skin • Front region of the hand • Front surface of the body • Only one side of the body • ...

Medical Directional Terminology 2024-08-31

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Farther inside the body or tissue and away from the skin
Toward the midline
Lying face down
Bending of a joint
Away from the midline
The belly side or anterior surface of the body
Front surface of the body
Motion towards the midline
Back surface of the body
Lying face up
Front region of the hand
Both sides of the midline
Farther from the trunk and nearer to the free end of the extremity

Down

Nearer to the head
Only one side of the body
The spinal side or posterior surface of the body
Semi-reclining with head elevated
Closer to or on the skin
Nearer to the feet
Bottom of the foot
Closer to the trunk
Straightening of a joint
The tip of a structure
Another term for "superior"
Another term for "inferior"
Motion away from the midline

26 Clues: Lying face up • Lying face down • Nearer to the head • Toward the midline • Nearer to the feet • Bottom of the foot • Bending of a joint • Closer to the trunk • Away from the midline • The tip of a structure • Closer to or on the skin • Straightening of a joint • Back surface of the body • Front region of the hand • Only one side of the body • Front surface of the body • ...

Wine Terminology Crossword 2024-07-23

Wine Terminology Crossword crossword puzzle

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A high acid, low tannin red wine, typically with light red fruit flavours
A dry/off dry sparkling wine made with the Glera grape, producing light to medium body wines, with light citrus, apple and melon flavours.
A sparkling wine usually made using Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier grapes, produced only in a region in France of the same name
A French term used to describe a sparkling wine that is unsweetened or dry.
A sparkling wine, made from 100% chardonnay grapes
A term used to describe wines that have no/very low residual sugar.
A medium to full bodied red wine, grown in warmer climates, with black fruit aromas.
A wine that has had spirits added to it to raise ABV and prevent fermentation.
A term used to describe how long the characteristics of a wine are detectable on your palate.
An Australian valley known for it’s hot climate, producing high quality full bodied Shiraz.
A word used to describe flavours that often show in richer white wines, especially in chardonnay, from malolactic fermentation
The year in which the grapes were harvested.

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A valley in Australia known for its cool climate, and producing high quality chardonnay.
A very aromatic, high acid white wine, that is typically dry and light bodied.
A type of wine made using red grapes that have been separated from the skins.
The Italian name for a versatile, high acid, that can range from light to full bodied.
A term used to describe wines that have a strong presence of sugar.
A cool region east of Paris known for producing dry, high acid wines.
A region in New Zealand known for it’s cool to moderate climate, and very high quality Sauvignon Blanc.
The characteristic of a wine detected by the feeling of salivating, that is more prominent in wines from cooler climates.
A term used to describe how the wine feels in the mouth.
A high acid white wine that ranges from dry to sweet, and light to full in body.
Unfermented sugars remaining in a wine.
The part of a grape that imparts tannins and colour into the wine.

24 Clues: Unfermented sugars remaining in a wine. • The year in which the grapes were harvested. • A sparkling wine, made from 100% chardonnay grapes • A term used to describe how the wine feels in the mouth. • The part of a grape that imparts tannins and colour into the wine. • A term used to describe wines that have a strong presence of sugar. • ...

Terminology Knowledge Test 2024-10-14

Terminology Knowledge Test crossword puzzle

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to look inside of your food pipe
funges on the skin
the top layer of your body
to remove one or both testicles
a doctor who treats eye diseases
to repair or reshape the nose
to remove a part of the bone or skull
different body functions
something that causes your baby's head to be smaller
where your blood sugar is lower than normal
damages your blood vessel walls and reduces blood flow

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to obtain synovial fluid within the joint capsule
builds up within the fluid-containing cavities
treating diagnosis or diseases
causes a sore throat
increased size of the hands
under the tongue
the formation of female gamete
meager amount of tissue and bone
abdomen to cut/to cut the abdomen

20 Clues: under the tongue • funges on the skin • causes a sore throat • different body functions • the top layer of your body • increased size of the hands • to repair or reshape the nose • treating diagnosis or diseases • the formation of female gamete • to remove one or both testicles • to look inside of your food pipe • a doctor who treats eye diseases • meager amount of tissue and bone • ...

Athletic training terminology 2024-10-17

Athletic training terminology crossword puzzle

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What connects bone to bone?
What is the front of the body called?
What type of muscle is the heart made of?
On the surface
What type of muscle is the stomach made of?
What type of muscle is your bicep?
What is the inside surface?
What connects muscle to bone?
HOw many compressions do you do during CPR?
What is the technical name for fat?
Furthest from the midpoint
Closest to the midpoint

Down

What is the "same side" called?
What connective tissue is responsible for movement
What is the top of a surface called?
What type of bone tissue is hard and solid?
In AROM, what does the A stand for?
What cartilage is found in the nose?
What is the technical name for skin?
What connective tissue is ONLY responsible for protection?
Divides the body into top and bottom portions
What bouncing type of stretch is not recommended?
If someone is conscious and choking, you use _______ and abdominal thrusts to help them.

23 Clues: On the surface • Closest to the midpoint • Furthest from the midpoint • What connects bone to bone? • What is the inside surface? • What connects muscle to bone? • What is the "same side" called? • What type of muscle is your bicep? • In AROM, what does the A stand for? • What is the technical name for fat? • What is the top of a surface called? • ...

Medical Terminology Lab 2024-10-08

Medical Terminology Lab crossword puzzle

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A condition where the heart's function is impaired
Hardening of the arteries due to plaque buildup
Monitor: A portable device that records heart activity over 24 hours
A test that records the electrical activity of the heart
Blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart
Prefix relating to blood vessels
A general term for diseases of the heart and blood vessels
Prefix referring to blood vessels
Small blood vessels where gas exchange occurs between blood and tissues
A narrowing of the coronary arteries

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An irregular heartbeat that can affect heart function
An imaging test that uses X-rays to see blood vessels
Test: A test that measures heart function under physical stress
Suffix meaning "blood condition"
The muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body
High blood pressure that can lead to serious health problems
An ultrasound that visualizes heart structures and function
The force of blood against the walls of arteries
Prefix meaning "heart."
Suffix indicating inflammation
The largest artery in the body, which carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body
Myocardial Infarction, or heart attack.
Failure: A condition in which the heart cannot pump enough blood
Arrest: Medical term for a heart attack
Blood vessels that return deoxygenated blood back to the heart

25 Clues: Prefix meaning "heart." • Suffix indicating inflammation • Suffix meaning "blood condition" • Prefix relating to blood vessels • Prefix referring to blood vessels • A narrowing of the coronary arteries • Myocardial Infarction, or heart attack. • Arrest: Medical term for a heart attack • Hardening of the arteries due to plaque buildup • ...

Medical Terminology Crossword. 2024-10-20

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: Producing
: Above
: Under
: Many
: Related to the heart
: Bone
: Disease
: Life
: Excessive
: Opposed to
: Pain
: Skin

Down

: Cell
: Process of recording
: Nerve
: Surgical removal
: Pertaining to
: Tumor
: Instrument for viewing
: Under or below
: Condition of the blood
: Across
: Inflammation
: Around
: The study of something

25 Clues: : Cell • : Many • : Bone • : Life • : Pain • : Skin • : Nerve • : Above • : Tumor • : Under • : Across • : Around • : Disease • : Producing • : Excessive • : Opposed to • : Inflammation • : Pertaining to • : Under or below • : Surgical removal • : Process of recording • : Related to the heart • : Instrument for viewing • : Condition of the blood • : The study of something

Medical terminology crossword 2024-10-20

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Surgical fixation
Against
stomach inflammation
Death
Vein
Muscle
Nerve
blockage in a blood vessels caused by an embolis
Slow movement
Suffering/disease
Tumor
hardening of a bone
brain bleed-vessel bulge in blood vessel
narrowing
Skull
puncture of a joint
Condition
rupture of an artery
Many
A condition that starts slow
Vertebrae
Suture
Deficiency
is a bruise
Heart
Congestive heart failure
Blood

Down

More than 5 fingers
Muscle spasm
Involuntary contraction
Thyroid
pain in the vertebrae
Rupture
chest pain
Slow
False
Urine
Poor development
Enlargement
Joint
Blood condition
Softening
skin fungus condition
Subjective, Objective, Assessment,Plan
Surgical removal
Condition
good blood sugar
Hardening
Bone marrow
Stiff
Hernia
Inflammation
An itch
Excessive
Study of
Pain
inflammation of a tendon
Lasts more than 3 months
liver

59 Clues: Vein • Slow • Many • Pain • Death • Nerve • False • Urine • Joint • Tumor • Skull • Stiff • liver • Heart • Blood • Muscle • Hernia • Suture • Against • Thyroid • Rupture • An itch • Study of • Softening • Condition • Hardening • narrowing • Condition • Excessive • Vertebrae • chest pain • Deficiency • Enlargement • Bone marrow • is a bruise • Muscle spasm • Inflammation • Slow movement • Blood condition • Poor development • Surgical removal • good blood sugar • ...

Evolution Terminology (Review) 2023-04-25

Evolution Terminology (Review) crossword puzzle

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A lineage splitting event that produces two or more species
(2 words), This means to kill or inhibit the infecting organism without damaging the host
A repeatedly confirmed idea that is true in nature.
(2 words), Changes in populations due to isolation or sudden and large increases or decreases in population size; organisms do not share genes between populations
Suggests a common ancestor; these structures are built upon the same or similar structures with different functions
(2 words), shows the similarities in DNA evidence between two or more organisms
A well-substantiated explanation of the natural world.
The adjustment to new environments or changes to current environments; also, a trait that increases in frequency in populations that is beneficial to an organism's survival and reproduction
(2 words), Populations entering or leaving a population and sharing genes between populations; like migration
These types of structures typically have the same function, but have different structures
The relationships between species; uses a phylogenic tree or cladogram to identify the oldest species and newest species on branches
This word is used when an antibiotic becomes "useless" to persistent bacteria.

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A proposed explanation that is used as a starting point for research and explanations.
(2 words), study of body structures; can be vestigial, homologous, or analogous
A group of organisms that can reproduce freely in nature AND produce fertile offspring
(2 words), In a cladogram, this defines the ancestor shared by many other species
(2 words), Does not describe how life originated; it only describes what can be observed and tested in the natural world, and may predict that diversity in nature is due to evolution.
(2 words), mating with an individual with a certain trait (dance, smell, horns, etc). Also called sexual selection.
A change or difference in a population.
(2 words), "survival of the fittest"
Random changes to the DNA sequence in an organism; can be chromosomal or gene
The change in gene frequency in a population over time.
Focuses heavily on the evidence of structure similarity between all organisms and how they develop as embryos
An acronym used to explain how natural selection occurs in the natural world; variation, inheritance, selection of survival and reproduction, adaptation, and time
(2 words), show the progression of evolution and indicates that organisms from the past are not the same today; documents the existance of species from the beginning of time
Suggests that organisms have structures (or had) that they have evolved to not need; the appendix is an example of this type of structure
A general statement that is more useful at predicting than explaining; predicts how the natural world behaves

27 Clues: (2 words), "survival of the fittest" • A change or difference in a population. • A repeatedly confirmed idea that is true in nature. • A well-substantiated explanation of the natural world. • The change in gene frequency in a population over time. • A lineage splitting event that produces two or more species • ...

C02 Car Terminology 2023-05-08

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A force that attracts objects to each other.
The ability to do work.
a rod or shaft that turns and supports a wheel or other rotating part.
The movement of an object around an axis.
having a shape that reduces air resistance
The distance an object travels in a certain amount of time.
A circular object that rotates on an axle and is used for moving something.
The product of an object's mass and velocity.
The rate at which work is done.
The indefinite continued progress of existence and events.

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A force that opposes motion between two surfaces.
A state of balance.
The speed and direction of an object's motion.
The main frame of a vehicle or machine
Done when a force moves an object over a distance.
The rate at which an object's velocity changes.
A substance that can flow, such as water, oil, or air.
The amount of matter in an object.
The movement of an object around another object.
A push or pull that acts on an object.

20 Clues: A state of balance. • The ability to do work. • The rate at which work is done. • The amount of matter in an object. • The main frame of a vehicle or machine • A push or pull that acts on an object. • The movement of an object around an axis. • having a shape that reduces air resistance • A force that attracts objects to each other. • ...

Body Part Terminology 2023-01-11

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Sole of the foot
Far from the surface
Within or on the inside of an organ
Back part of the body or an organ
On the opposite side of the body
Opposite of lateral
Pertaining to caudad
Middle or main part of an organ
Away from the head of the body
Nearest the point of attachment or origin

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Opposite of superior
At or near the edge of a body part
Opposite of inferior
Away from the median plane to the right or left
Posterior side
Outside an organ or the body
On the same side of the body
Toward the head of the body
Farthest from the point of reference or origin
Front part of the body or an organ

20 Clues: Posterior side • Sole of the foot • Opposite of lateral • Opposite of superior • Opposite of inferior • Far from the surface • Pertaining to caudad • Toward the head of the body • Outside an organ or the body • On the same side of the body • Away from the head of the body • Middle or main part of an organ • On the opposite side of the body • Back part of the body or an organ • ...

Information Systems Terminology 2022-11-02

Information Systems Terminology crossword puzzle

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The flow of goods and services from the producer to the consumer.
Spreadsheet software created by Microsoft that helps organize and turn data into useful tables, charts, and graphs.
A development model that involves designing, implementing, and testing smaller pieces of the overall project, then cycling back and doing more analysis and design.
The crime of using someone else's intellectual property in a way that should be reserved for the copyright holder.
Which type of Information System (IS) is used to help doctors diagnose diseases?
Which Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) provision that protects ISPs from being held liable for the copyright infringement others who use their systems commit?
Anything that is owned by a copyright holder.
An area of computer science that focuses on intelligent machines.
a methodology or framework that defines steps and tasks for developing and maintaining information systems.
The SDLC phase that involves purchasing and installing new hardware and software, integrating the various system components, and testing the operation of the new system.
An exception to copyright law that allows short excerpts of a copyrighted work to be used for purposes that benefit the public.
Any software where the publisher retains intellectual property rights to the source code.
A reasonable belief that personal information collected by an information system is controlled and protected, not shared or used beyond its original intent.
A project management process that divides a large or complex project into smaller, more manageable projects that can be completed as part of an incremental or iterative process
An activity that involves integrating various computing systems and software applications to function together as a whole.
A law that was created to protect artists of all types (musical, visual, literary, etc.) from having their work pirated through technology.
The SDLC phase that involves reviewing the system requirements document from the analysis phase and producing detailed specifications that cover all aspects of the system.

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The practice of initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing the work of a team to achieve specific goals and meet specific success criteria at the specified time.
Works whose copyrights have expired and are free for anyone to reproduce, display, and make derivatives.
A non-profit organization that gives content creators free licenses that allow them to share their work in exactly the way they want to.
A systematic process for determining and addressing needs, or "gaps" between current conditions and desired conditions, or "wants".
The name given to a person on an Agile team who gets to decide what goes on the sprint backlog and whether a task is done or not?
A license given by a government that provides inventors a temporary monopoly on their invention.
The SDLC phase that involves studying existing information systems that are already in place and the requirements for new information systems.
A recordkeeping technology that was originally developed for Bitcoin.
Software that organizes notes, activities, and metrics into one working system that can help a business in many stages of the client-business relationship including client acquisition, client support, and client retention.
Protections granted by the federal government to creators, writers, and inventors regarding rights to reproduce, display, make derivatives of, sell, rent, or lend a work.
A development model that breaks down project activities into a series of sequential or linear phases.
Any word, picture, or symbol that's used to distinguish a good from other similar goods.
This term is used to describe a lightweight development process with very little overhead.
Which chart type would work BEST for data that has relative percentages of a whole
The identification, evaluation, and prioritization of risks followed by activities that minimize, monitor, and control the impact of the risk.
A major benefit of cryptocurrencies is that they are ______________, meaning they are monopoly free so that no one organization or government can determine the flow or value of the currency.
A recent trend which is completely internet-based and uses cryptographical functions to conduct financial transactions.
The process of turning data points into useful information.
A combination of technology, people, and procedures used to organize, analyze, and store data.
A popular and valuable digital currency.
Software where anyone can inspect, enhance, and modify the source code.
The SDLC phase that involves gathering information about the technology and software needs of an organization, deciding which options are most feasible, and setting timelines and deliverables for the entire project.
The SDLC phase that involves monitoring and evaluating the new information system.

40 Clues: A popular and valuable digital currency. • Anything that is owned by a copyright holder. • The process of turning data points into useful information. • The flow of goods and services from the producer to the consumer. • An area of computer science that focuses on intelligent machines. • A recordkeeping technology that was originally developed for Bitcoin. • ...

Skeletal System Terminology 2023-01-20

Skeletal System Terminology crossword puzzle

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PERTAINING TO THE UPPER AND LOWER LIMBS
JOINT, FREELY MOVABLE JOINT
CAVITY, HOLLOW CHAMBER FOUND IN THE SHAFT OF A LONG BONE
BONE FORMING CELL
PERTAINING TO THE HEAD NECK AND TRUNK
SHAFT CONTAING YELLOW MARROW
PROCESS OF BLOOD CELL FORMATION
FLUID FILLED SAC ASSOCIATED WITH SYNOVIAL JOINTS
MARROW, FATTY CONNECTIVE TISSUE FOUND IN THE BONE
BONE, SITE OF RED BLOOD CELL PRODUCTION
ENDS OF THE LONG BONE
CARTILAGE, PART OF THE BONE WRAPPED WITH HYALINE CARTILAGE
BONY PLATES (ARCH) FOUND IN SPONGY BONE

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SALT BUILD UP IN SOFT TISSUE CAUSING HARDNESS
BONE, POROUS HONEYCOMB LIKE STRUCTURE AND IS TYPICALLY FOUND AT THE ENDS OF LONG BONES
DISK, LAST REMAINING PART OF CARTILAGE FOUND IN THE BONE
A FIBROUS TISSUE COVERING THE BONE
MATURE BONE CELL FOUND IN LACUNAE
MICROSCOPE CANALS CONNECTING LACUNAE
CELL RESPONSIBLE FOR BREAKING DOWN BONE
PROCESS IN WHICH CARTILAGE TURNS INTO BONE
BONE, BONE TISSUE WITH FEW GAPS

22 Clues: BONE FORMING CELL • ENDS OF THE LONG BONE • JOINT, FREELY MOVABLE JOINT • SHAFT CONTAING YELLOW MARROW • PROCESS OF BLOOD CELL FORMATION • BONE, BONE TISSUE WITH FEW GAPS • MATURE BONE CELL FOUND IN LACUNAE • A FIBROUS TISSUE COVERING THE BONE • MICROSCOPE CANALS CONNECTING LACUNAE • PERTAINING TO THE HEAD NECK AND TRUNK • PERTAINING TO THE UPPER AND LOWER LIMBS • ...

Respiratory Medical Terminology 2023-02-06

Respiratory Medical Terminology crossword puzzle

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breathing
pertaining to the epiglottis
nose
sense of smell
speech
spitting
diaphragm
mediastinum
chest
smallest branches of the respiratory tree
serosa of the throat
smell
pertaining to the alveoli

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dust
carbon dioxide
_______ tubes
lobes
pus
slow
sinus
condition
fast
air or lung
normal
complete
present in the chest
oxygen

27 Clues: pus • dust • slow • nose • fast • lobes • sinus • chest • smell • speech • normal • oxygen • spitting • complete • breathing • diaphragm • condition • air or lung • mediastinum • _______ tubes • carbon dioxide • sense of smell • present in the chest • serosa of the throat • pertaining to the alveoli • pertaining to the epiglottis • smallest branches of the respiratory tree

Fire Safety Terminology 2022-04-28

Fire Safety Terminology crossword puzzle

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makes an audible noise when in presence of smoke
Liquid has flash point below 37.8 degrees C
has supply piping filled with air or nitrogen
used to close an opening for fire separations
has a flashpoint at or above 37.8 degrees
combustible metals fire
the temperature at which a particular organic compound gives off sufficient vapor to ignite in air
provides information in event of a fire
take responsibility in some aspect of the fire safety plan

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closes off a duct in the event of a fire
used to keep pipes from freezing
used to provide water in a Highrise building in event of a fire
electrical fire
flammable liquids fire
piece of legislation covering fire safety
sprinkler supply system that contains water all the time
a duct for smoke and waste gases produced by a fire
regular combustibles fire
any trained person with proper equipment
means of egress

20 Clues: electrical fire • means of egress • flammable liquids fire • combustible metals fire • regular combustibles fire • used to keep pipes from freezing • provides information in event of a fire • closes off a duct in the event of a fire • any trained person with proper equipment • piece of legislation covering fire safety • has a flashpoint at or above 37.8 degrees • ...

Medical Terminology Crossword 2022-09-22

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female
gland
water
chemical
voice box
disease
nerve
immunity
lung
blood
to cut

Down

stomach
small intestine
heart
cancer
skin
nose
kidney
ear
eye

20 Clues: ear • eye • skin • nose • lung • heart • gland • water • nerve • blood • female • cancer • kidney • to cut • stomach • disease • chemical • immunity • voice box • small intestine

Medical Terminology Crossword 2022-08-19

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belly
excessive
skin
norman rubert barrett
nose
cutting into,incision
both
ebola river
head,skull,brain
hypertension
three
repair
under

Down

alois alzheimer
old lyme,connecticut
disease
skull
abdomen
stomach
high blood pressure
as soon as posible
removal of
heart
shortness of breath

24 Clues: skin • nose • both • belly • skull • heart • three • under • repair • disease • abdomen • stomach • excessive • removal of • ebola river • hypertension • alois alzheimer • head,skull,brain • as soon as posible • high blood pressure • shortness of breath • old lyme,connecticut • norman rubert barrett • cutting into,incision

Social Media Terminology 2022-09-16

Social Media Terminology crossword puzzle

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保存
設定
登録者
フォロワー
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アップロード
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低平か
回視聴（複数形）
電池
動画を再生する
SNS
通知
登録
お気に入り

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Cybersecurity terminology challenge 2023-09-12

Cybersecurity terminology challenge crossword puzzle

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authentication: Using additional authentication steps.
Data: Information that requires protection due to its importance.
devices: Securing sensitive information through encryption.
A system of interconnected computers and devices.
Fixing damaged equipment or systems.
backup: Regularly saving important files.
Malicious software, often used in phishing.
passwords: Mandating password usage for device access.
network: A network for wireless device connections.

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Malicious software that locks your data and demands payment.
Isolate infected computers from the network.
attempt: Suspicious requests for sensitive information.
Informing relevant parties about a situation.
software: Keeping applications and systems current.
The process of restoring normalcy after an incident.
Personnel Access: Unauthorized entry by individuals who should not have access.
encryption: A type of wireless security encryption.
Drives: Small removable storage devices.
A device managing internet connections.
Deceptive emails with links or attachments to steal data.

20 Clues: Fixing damaged equipment or systems. • A device managing internet connections. • Drives: Small removable storage devices. • backup: Regularly saving important files. • Malicious software, often used in phishing. • Isolate infected computers from the network. • Informing relevant parties about a situation. • A system of interconnected computers and devices. • ...

Week 3 Terminology 2023-08-27

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describes how the employer will use engineering and work practice controls to minimize the employee's exposure to bbl
grow in the absence of oxygen ( low oxygen level)
a chemical or physical process in which disease-producing microorganisms or pathogens are killed, but not spores.
process using high pressures and temperatures, steam sterilization
a position in which the patients head is low and the legs are elevated
grow in the presence of oxygen
occupational safety and health administration
positions used for taking temp and medication administration/ patient lay on his/her left side with right leg bent up
agent capable of producing antisepsis
a surgical cut made to achieve access or to allow discharge of unwanted material such as pus
a position involving the patient to lay on his/her stomach
the process of washing and scrubbing to remove materials such as body tissue, blood or other body fluids.

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material that has been in contact with body builds and is capable of transmitting disease.
biopsy
personal protective equipment
An approach to infection control to treat all human blood and certain human body fluids as if they were known to be infectious for HIV, HBV and other blood borne pathogens, regardless of their true pathogenicity.
sitting in an upward position and used for patients with respiratory/ cardiovascular issues
having openings
the process of killing all microorganisms and their spores.
the process of freezing, used for removal of benign moles (nevi)
bloodborne pathogen
lying on your back with legs bent up. used for abdominal checks.
medical position used mainly for female exams, childbirth, vaginal checks
laying on back with face upward
material safety data sheet( sometimes referred to as SDS)

25 Clues: biopsy • having openings • bloodborne pathogen • personal protective equipment • grow in the presence of oxygen • laying on back with face upward • agent capable of producing antisepsis • occupational safety and health administration • grow in the absence of oxygen ( low oxygen level) • material safety data sheet( sometimes referred to as SDS) • ...

Sports med Terminology 2023-08-30

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roating your leg away from your body
assesment
movement towards the midline of the body
knees are pointed out
turning your toes out
a position lying down where your stomach is facing up
structure that connects bone to bone
close to the midline of the body
day
dead on arival
pointing your toes down
swelling in the joint
when a muscle is tender
turning your forearm towards your body
the underside of a foot
rotating your leg in towards your body
when your skin changes color because there is bleeding under the skin
turning the forearm away from the body
means closer to top or head
central nervous system
stretching or tearing of ligaments
partial or incomplete separation of a joint
when you feel pain in a different spot then the origin
pointing your toes up while running
farthest from the midline of the body

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a position lying down where your stomach is facing down
when your elbow joint is loose your have ___
structure that connects bone to muscle
amount of range you can move a joint
when your shoulder pops out of socket
closest to the skin
swelling in the tissue
when you roll your ankle and it swells up
movement away from the midline of the body
when your bones and cartilage rub together and have friction they make a sound
situated away from a center
when you stretch a muscle too far
turning your toes in
bending your arm is an example
when the injury has a long duration
means closer to the feet
healing apparatus
means towards the front of the body
pushing your arm out is an example
stetching or tearing of muscles
your bones are very ____
farthest away from the body
knees are pointed in
a bruise
when you injured something recently
amount
means toward the back of the body
closest to the center of the body
top side of a structure
situated or pertaining to a center

55 Clues: day • amount • a bruise • assesment • dead on arival • healing apparatus • closest to the skin • turning your toes in • knees are pointed in • knees are pointed out • turning your toes out • swelling in the joint • swelling in the tissue • central nervous system • pointing your toes down • when a muscle is tender • the underside of a foot • top side of a structure • means closer to the feet • ...

Terminology of WWI 2023-09-03

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back home was referenced as.
a Beach in Italy where Australia first saw combat.
a reason for the start of WWI.
Allied power which Australia is tied to.
type of warfare strategy used most in WWI.
Britain, France, Australia, and later Italy.
WWI also had Air forces and _____.
World ____ I
worn on feet by soldiers
many of these took place during WWI.
Group of soldiers is called.
Country soldiers were sent to for training.

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Winston ____ withdrew from the government after Gallipoli.
Germany, Austria, Ottoman Empire.
another word for soldier.
A document by which the government must abide by.
space between trenches where soldiers did not cross.
a form of advising use to draw men into signing up for war.
Name for Australian and New Zealand soldiers.
there was one in Russia, causing their exit from WWI
A battle along a northern river in France
WWI is also known as _____ war.

22 Clues: World ____ I • worn on feet by soldiers • another word for soldier. • back home was referenced as. • Group of soldiers is called. • a reason for the start of WWI. • WWI is also known as _____ war. • Germany, Austria, Ottoman Empire. • WWI also had Air forces and _____. • many of these took place during WWI. • Allied power which Australia is tied to. • ...

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