health Crossword Puzzles

Health Career 2023-05-25

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Makes and fits prosthetics or artificial parts of the human body.
Uses purposeful activity and interventions to maximize the independence and health of any client who is limited by physical injury or illness.
Professionals with expertise and skills in helping women maintain healthy pregnancies, assist in or perform childbirth delivery and help in women's recovery process through the postpartum period.
Identifies and rehabilitates bearing impairments and related disorders.
Specializes in health education and promotes the development of health knowledge, life-skills and positive attitudes towards the health and well-being of students.
Performs the scientific manipulation of the soft tissues of the body for the purpose of normalizing those tissues; uses manual techniques that include applying fixed or movable pressure on affected parts of the body.
Assesses, diagnoses, treats and helps prevent mental disorder
Promotes good health through proper diet and treatment of diseases.
Perform imaging procedures, such as x-ray examinations, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans and computed tomography (CT) scans.
Also known as ambulance technician, respond quickly to any emergency and life-threatening situation to immediately treat serious injuries, physical or mental trauma to increase a patient's chances of survival.
Performs a variety of tasks on body fluids, from simple blood tests to more complex tests to uncover abnormalities, in the body and underlying causes of illnesses

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Professionals with special training in phlebotomy or drawing blood from patients.
Performs under the direction of a physician, various routine administrative and non-technical clinical tasks in hospitals, clinic and other similar facilities.
Prepares and dispenses medication prescribed by licensed health professionals; also provides information to patients regarding drugs, and consults with healthcare professionals on advances in drugs or medicine.
Gives emergency medical treatment or assists medical professionals inemergency situation.
Assists students with personal, family, education and career decisions and concerns, also helps them develop job-finding skills and other life skills needed to prevent and deal with problems.
Diagnosis and treats neuromuscular disorders, with emphasis on treatment through manual adjustment and/or manipulation of the spine.
Examines, evaluates and treats physical impairments through use of special exercise, application of heat or cold, and other physical modalities.
Diagnoses and treats patients' with functional and organic speech defects and disorders.
Trained to provide care for people who are sick and injured; monitors patient's health and record symptoms, assists physicians during examinations and treatment and administers medications.

20 Clues: Assesses, diagnoses, treats and helps prevent mental disorder • Makes and fits prosthetics or artificial parts of the human body. • Promotes good health through proper diet and treatment of diseases. • Identifies and rehabilitates bearing impairments and related disorders. • Professionals with special training in phlebotomy or drawing blood from patients. • ...

Health Vocabulary 2023-06-06

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for a specific medical condition.
a way of eating that includes a variety of healthy foods in
norms intended to prevent or reduce the risk of developing
peer influence.
norms that lead to unhealthy behaviors or choices.
right amounts.
norms that encourage healthy behaviors or choices.
norms nutrients that help our bodies grow, repair tissues, and build
group or community.
to give importance or precedence to something.
illnesses or conditions.

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the ability to see and be seen.
Recommended or authorized by a doctor or healthcare
things that divert attention or cause disruption.
extremely important or necessary.
substances that our bodies need to grow, develop, and
healthy.
norms influenced by society, including marketing, media,
shared beliefs, behaviors, and expectations within a
diet potential dangers or risks.
norms a type of nutrient in food that gives us energy.

21 Clues: healthy. • peer influence. • right amounts. • group or community. • illnesses or conditions. • the ability to see and be seen. • for a specific medical condition. • extremely important or necessary. • diet potential dangers or risks. • to give importance or precedence to something. • things that divert attention or cause disruption. • ...

Health Science 2023-06-13

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Measures the pressure in your arteries when your heart beats.
A macronutrient that breaks down into amino acids that are used for muscle development, the immune system and in enzymes.
Cleaning a surface that is not living.
The process of cell division.
A disease with two types, the pancreas is involved.
Decreasing blood flow towards the skin to maintain a normal core temperature.
A tumour that is not cancerous.
The removal of a possibly cancerous tissue to be examined.
A chemical that encourages your cells to mutate into cancer cells.
Categorizes vitamins and minerals.

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Increasing blood flow towards the skin to maintain a normal core temperature.
Measures the pressure in your arteries when your heart is resting.
Maintained by the four main vital signs using positive and negative feedback.
Events leading up to an illness.
Categorizes protein, lipids, carbohydrates and water.
When your body temperature is under 36° for too long.
The chemical found in saliva that digests carbohydrates into glucose.
A tumour that is cancerous.
A virus, bacteria, fungus or protist/protozoa that has the ability to make you ill.
Cleaning a surface that is living, like on skin.
A pathogen that is unable to be killed by antibiotics and hijacks cells into replicating for them.
The unit that blood oxygen is measured in.

22 Clues: A tumour that is cancerous. • The process of cell division. • A tumour that is not cancerous. • Events leading up to an illness. • Categorizes vitamins and minerals. • Cleaning a surface that is not living. • The unit that blood oxygen is measured in. • Cleaning a surface that is living, like on skin. • A disease with two types, the pancreas is involved. • ...

Health Problems 2023-06-22

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Red and painful skin from the sun
Person who helps with medical issues
Indication or sign of a medical condition
Continuous liquid coming out of the nose
To cause pain or harm
Skin wound with bleeding
To harm oneself physically
Pain in a tooth
Substances taken to help with sickness
Planned meeting with a doctor
Discomfort or suffering
Cracked or fractured leg bone
Pain in the ear
To notice or experience something

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Difficulty swallowing and throat pain
To help someone get better, especially as a doctor
Pain in the belly
Difficulty breathing through the nose
Loud sound from the throat to clear it
To consume medicine or remedy
Purple or blue mark on the skin after an injury
Sudden muscle pain
High body temperature
Strong pain in the head
Runny nose and sneezing
To recover from an injury or illness

26 Clues: Pain in a tooth • Pain in the ear • Pain in the belly • Sudden muscle pain • To cause pain or harm • High body temperature • Strong pain in the head • Runny nose and sneezing • Discomfort or suffering • Skin wound with bleeding • To harm oneself physically • To consume medicine or remedy • Planned meeting with a doctor • Cracked or fractured leg bone • Red and painful skin from the sun • ...

Health Science 2023-07-05

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substances that our bodies need to develop and function normally. They include the letters A, C, D, E, and K,
often referred to as vitamins and minerals, are vital to healthy development, disease prevention, and wellbeing
love having a high regard for your own well-being and happiness
butter, oil
a state of physical, mental and social well-being
a practice that involves focusing or clearing your mind using a combination of mental and physical techniques.
the substances that you take into your body as food and the way that they influence your health
one of the many substances found in food such as meat, beans, fish, or eggs
are essential nutrients the body needs in large quantities to remain healthy.
celery, onions, or kale
a substance that protects cells from damage

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a type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest.
elements on the earth and in foods that our bodies need to develop and function normally. Those essential for health include calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium,
one of several substances, such as sugar or starch, that provide the body with energy
improves your brain performance, mood, and health
a combination of hydrogen and oxygen
a peach, mango, or apple
body activity that enhances or maintains physical fitness and overall health
the main type of sugar in the blood and is the major source of energy for the body's cells.
anything that nourishes a living being
a measurement of the energy content of food. The body needs calories as to perform its functions, such as breathing, circulating the blood, and physical activity.

21 Clues: butter, oil • celery, onions, or kale • a peach, mango, or apple • a combination of hydrogen and oxygen • anything that nourishes a living being • a substance that protects cells from damage • improves your brain performance, mood, and health • a state of physical, mental and social well-being • a type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest. • ...

Health Vocabulary 2023-03-25

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infekcja
plaster (2)
bezsenność (2)
rana (1)
choroba (2)
ukłucie
ból głowy
zachorować na
swędzący
pierwsza pomoc
tabletka (1)
zdrowie
ból
plaster (np. antynikotynowy)
strzykawka
głuchy
opatrunek
kaszel
zawał serca
pigułka
lekarstwo; narkotyk (2)
ból pleców
szczepienie
chory (2)
katar (1)
bezsenność (1)
alergia
układ odpornościowy
rak/nowotwór
gorączka
udar
krew
zarazek/drobnoustrój
głuchota
wysoka gorączka
siniak
katar sienny
cukrzyca
zastrzyk
kule

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środek przeciwbólowy
bakteria
zraniony
grypa
plaster (1)
szczepionka
lekarstwo (1)
ból zęba
choroba (1)
śmiertelny
tabletka (2)
choroba (najczęściej poważna)
rana (2)
ospa wietrzna
nagły wypadek
niepełnosprawny (2)
zapalenie
antybiotyk
niepełnosprawny (1)
uzależnienie
ból brzucha
gips
śmierć
szczepić
wirus
zwichnięcie
ślepy
ślepota
uczulony
zdrętwiały
skurcz
ból ucha
katar (2)
bandaż
ból gardła
zdrowy
chory (1)

77 Clues: ból • gips • udar • krew • kule • grypa • wirus • ślepy • głuchy • kaszel • śmierć • skurcz • siniak • bandaż • zdrowy • ukłucie • zdrowie • pigułka • ślepota • alergia • bakteria • infekcja • zraniony • rana (1) • ból zęba • swędzący • rana (2) • szczepić • uczulony • gorączka • ból ucha • głuchota • cukrzyca • zastrzyk • ból głowy • zapalenie • opatrunek • chory (2) • katar (1) • katar (2) • chory (1) • śmiertelny • antybiotyk • strzykawka • ból pleców • zdrętwiały • ból gardła • ...

HEALTH & DISEASES 2023-03-25

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An official piece of paper on which a doctor writes the type of medicine you should have
Aa contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages that causes fever and sever aching.
The process of gradually increasing or getting more and more of something over a period of time
A respiratory condition where spasms in the lungs cause difficulty in breathing. An asthmatic uses an inhaler to calm the spa
A method of treating pain and illness using special thin needles that are pushed into the skin in particular parts of the bod
An illness in which faeces are discharged from the bowels frequently and in a liquid form.
Very fat, in a way that is not healthy
A lot of small red spots on the skin that are usually itchy.
A medical condition that causes you to react badly or feel sick when you eat or touch a particular substance.
Pain inside the ear.
A form of indigestion felt as a burning sensation in the chest. It is caused by acid regurgitation into the esophagus.
Any set of rules about food and exercise that someone follows, especially in order to improve their health
An injury to a joint in your body, especially your wrist or ankle, caused by suddenly twisting it.
Quickly becomes very serious
A substance, for example penicillin, that can destroy or prevent the growth of bacteria and cure infections
The practice of focusing your mind in silence, especially for religious

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Blood pressure that is higher than is normal
Relating to the heart and the blood vessels
When the skin becomes red with inflammation as a result of overexposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.
An infectious viral disease causing fever and a red rash on the skin. It typically occurs in childhood.
A prolonged pain in the back.
The act of expelling air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound.
The pain in a tooth or teeth.
A serious medical condition caused by extreme cold
Feeling unable to stand steadily.
A medical condition in which the amount of sugar in the blood is too high
The feeling that you have when you think you are going to vomit.
An abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering and a headache.
Lasting for a long time; difficult to cure
Strong and healthy
Not able to sleep

31 Clues: Not able to sleep • Strong and healthy • Pain inside the ear. • Quickly becomes very serious • A prolonged pain in the back. • The pain in a tooth or teeth. • Feeling unable to stand steadily. • Very fat, in a way that is not healthy • Lasting for a long time; difficult to cure • Relating to the heart and the blood vessels • Blood pressure that is higher than is normal • ...

Mental Health 2023-03-27

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Feeling of worry and fear that are continuous and long lasting.
An optimal state of being, free from illness or injury.
A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind.
Constant feeling of sadness over a long period.
Feeling alone, as though you're on an island.
A strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.
An emotion associated with loss, despair, disappointment and grief.
A strong feeling deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others.

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Of or about the mind, involving the process of thinking.
A by-product resulting from a difficult situation.
A Australian community support service hat helps youth aged between 15 - 25 deal with mental health.
A series of signs that indicate some type of illness or injury.
A flurry of positive emotions that fill the mind with content and satisfaction.
An unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm.
Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury.
The existence of an individual human being or animal.
A strong feeling of dislike.
One day a year when asking a mate how they are travelling is highly encouraged.
in order to give information or express ideas or feelings; converse or communicate by spoken words.
A temporary state of mind or feeling.

20 Clues: A strong feeling of dislike. • A temporary state of mind or feeling. • Feeling alone, as though you're on an island. • Constant feeling of sadness over a long period. • A by-product resulting from a difficult situation. • The existence of an individual human being or animal. • An optimal state of being, free from illness or injury. • ...

Health Professionals 2023-04-30

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specializes in an anesthetic to a patient
render primary care services in the community
clerks staff the ward reception desks
provides support and care during pregnancy, labour, and birth
manage physical development issues that affect children
looks after patient on the ward
a person trained to give emergency medical care to people who are injured
helps pregnant women before and after birth

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in charge in dispensing prescription medication
worker practice -based profession concerned with meeting basic needs of individual
hygienist a person who works in a dental clinic
treats and diagnose patients
performs operations of the patients
senior doctors who supervise residents, interns and students
physician physician who works at an emergency department
treat and prevent problems in a patient's mouth
practitioner skilled nurses with an advanced level of training
provides basic medical care
technician a pharmacist's assistant
treating patient's common medical conditions

20 Clues: provides basic medical care • treats and diagnose patients • looks after patient on the ward • performs operations of the patients • technician a pharmacist's assistant • clerks staff the ward reception desks • specializes in an anesthetic to a patient • helps pregnant women before and after birth • treating patient's common medical conditions • ...

Health Ultimate! 2024-11-20

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a machine for running
A condition that lasts longer than 1 year and needs medical attention and special treatment
a session of exercising
a long bar with a weight on each end that you lift up and down to make your arm and shoulder
to become smaller in size or number
plural! canals in the body that let the blood flow
A drug that is used to remove physical pain
unattractively fat, unpleasant
to have an effect on
a lifestyle with a lot of sitting and lying down, with very little to no exercise
A general name for a person who diagnoses physical health and gives recommendations and treatment
a body process of creating energy and building elements from food
to keep something from happening
above a weight that is considered normal
facts and statistics for analysis

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a substance necessary for the keeping the body alive and growing (such as proteins, vitamins and minerals)
a recognizable taste of food or drink
a nerve-stimulating element found in tea and coffee
pre-prepared or packaged food that has low nutritional value
a measure of the force that your heart uses to pump blood around your body
the smallest part of an organism
a skill or a possibility to do something
a waxy, fat-like substance that's found in all the cells in your body
having different elements in the correct proportions
positive effects on someone’s health
to become free of harmful substances
to find out how heavy someone is, using scales
to run slowly
a feeling of a strong sadness and loss of hope

29 Clues: to run slowly • to have an effect on • a machine for running • a session of exercising • unattractively fat, unpleasant • the smallest part of an organism • to keep something from happening • facts and statistics for analysis • to become smaller in size or number • positive effects on someone’s health • to become free of harmful substances • a recognizable taste of food or drink • ...

health crossword 2024-10-09

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fights free radicals;reduce or prevents some of the damage they cause
what vitamin helps keep your nerves and blood cells healthy and makes DNA
helps turn food into energy and keeps the nervous system healthy
metabolizes carbohydrates, fats, and amino acids
frequency/tendency to eat things that arent food/have nutritional value
it is known as the clotting vitamin
what vitamin is needed for the growth and repair of your bodily tissue in all parts of your body
turns food you eat into the energy you need
eating disorder that after eating alot at one time, self purges it by throwing up
important in red blood cell formation and healthy cell growth/function
attacks macromolecules;causes cellular damage and homeostatic disruption
promotes calcium absorption in the gut; helps prevent hypocalcemic tetany

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extremely selective eating or little interest in eating, typically found in children and is fairly new
helps in the healthy development of the human brain and keeps the immune and nervous system healthy
frequent episodes of binge eating
fat soluble that is essential for many bodily functions
turns food into energy
patients restrict their food intake relative to their energy requirements through eating less
is used in dissolving fat
infection passed from one person to another through sexual contact

20 Clues: turns food into energy • is used in dissolving fat • frequent episodes of binge eating • it is known as the clotting vitamin • turns food you eat into the energy you need • metabolizes carbohydrates, fats, and amino acids • fat soluble that is essential for many bodily functions • helps turn food into energy and keeps the nervous system healthy • ...

Mental Health 2025-04-14

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a natural physiological and psychological response to perceived threats or challenges
an emotion
brain
mental, or physical suffering
Health
in the middle of something or essential to it
is a part of the autonomic nervous system
relating to or situated on the edge or periphery of something
being in the zone
poor eating, substance abuse
stress that is beneficial

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feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy.
relating to sensation or the physical senses
cord
relating to the body, especially as distinct from the mind.
motivated
conditions that affect your heart and blood vessels
consciously controlling your breathing
system
doing more than one task
is a colloquial term describing a state of mind characterized
a monoamine neurotransmitter and hormone

22 Clues: cord • brain • Health • system • motivated • an emotion • being in the zone • doing more than one task • stress that is beneficial • poor eating, substance abuse • mental, or physical suffering • consciously controlling your breathing • a monoamine neurotransmitter and hormone • feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy. • is a part of the autonomic nervous system • ...

Health Issues 2025-04-28

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– The good things you get from something, like nature’s healing power.
– Stress or tension, often felt in the eyes after looking at screens for hours.
– A common illness that makes you sneeze and feel unwell.
– The natural world around us, full of plants and animals.
– Different kinds of things, such as issues caused by technology.
– How loud or quiet a sound is on your phone or laptop.
– When you cannot sleep at night, even if you are tired.
– Something unpleasant or bad, like a cold or flu.
remedy – A treatment made from plants or herbs, like garlic or honey.
– In the correct way, for example, using gadgets safely.

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To feel great surprise or admiration for something amazing.
– To stay away from something harmful, like too much screen time.
– Problems or challenges, like those caused by loud music or too much tech use.
All the modern tools and machines that make our lives easier.
– To stop something from happening, like avoiding hearing loss.
– A natural remedy that boosts your immune system.
– Something helpful, like a tool for improving your health.
loss – Damage to your ears that makes it hard to hear sounds clearly.
– A small tool or device, like a smartwatch or headphones.
– A sweet liquid that can soothe a sore throat.
– Portable computers that we can carry anywhere.
– A more serious illness than a cold, with fever and body pain.

22 Clues: – A sweet liquid that can soothe a sore throat. • – Portable computers that we can carry anywhere. • – A natural remedy that boosts your immune system. • – Something unpleasant or bad, like a cold or flu. • – How loud or quiet a sound is on your phone or laptop. • – When you cannot sleep at night, even if you are tired. • ...

Health 4.2 2025-04-18

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_____ float is a technique that enables you to rest in the water if you get a cramp or become overtired
Some of the most popular summertime sports are _____ sports
Drink _____ glasses of water hours before exercising strenuously
If you are caught in a rip current, do not _____
Never go into the woods _____
Abbreviation for personal flotation device
An activity that requires knowledge of both wilderness and gun safety
Use the _____ system when swimming
All terrain vehicles
The body's way of telling you that something is wrong
Over 80% of fatal boating accidents involve people who _____ while not wearing a PFD
Abbreviation for personal watercraft

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The greatest threat to swimmers in the ocean
Red, swollen, hot, itchy skin
One of the most popular sports out of the water
Adequate supplies that are vital to safe wilderness recreation
Drowning results from underwater _____
When riding a snowmobile, slow down for turns and carefully approach _____ or trails
Serious reduction in your body's water content
Position which reduces heat loss to the front and sides of the chest and the groin area

20 Clues: All terrain vehicles • Red, swollen, hot, itchy skin • Never go into the woods _____ • Use the _____ system when swimming • Abbreviation for personal watercraft • Drowning results from underwater _____ • Abbreviation for personal flotation device • The greatest threat to swimmers in the ocean • Serious reduction in your body's water content • ...

Mental health 2025-05-28

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Talking to a professional for mental support
A positive mental state of satisfaction
Emotional strain or tension
A disorder that affects a persons ability to think, feel, and behave clearly
Disorder involving flashbacks from trauma
A distressing or disturbing experience
Therapy Type of therapy using conversation
Unwanted repetitive thoughts or behaviors
Overwhelmed and unable to cope
A substance that can be abused and effect mental health
Dealing with stress or difficulties

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Mental state of being extremely active
A break from reality often with hallucinations
Medication or counseling
A medical professional for mental illness
Self perception and worth
A period of extreme mood swings
Strong feeling of worry or fear
A persistent feeling of sadness
Not confrontational behavior
Deep emotional bond with others

21 Clues: Medication or counseling • Self perception and worth • Emotional strain or tension • Not confrontational behavior • Overwhelmed and unable to cope • A period of extreme mood swings • Strong feeling of worry or fear • A persistent feeling of sadness • Deep emotional bond with others • Dealing with stress or difficulties • Mental state of being extremely active • ...

HEALTH FINAL 2025-05-28

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Measure of energy that your body gets from food and drinks
Raise your bad cholesterol and lower your good cholesterol
Place when two or more bones meet
Body's natural signal that it needs substance
Bends a joint
Long lasting medical condition that usually develops slowly overtime
Gradually increasing the difficulty of your workouts over time
Principle that states that exercise should be tailored to YOU
Genetic disorders that cause weakness and loss of muscle mass over time
Extends a joint
Planned form of physical activity that is done to improve physical fitness and health
Provide long term energy
Lifestyle or behavior that involves little or no physical activity
Condition when your bones become weak and brittle
Found in the walls of internal organs
Build and repair body tissues
Any movement of the body that uses energy
Irritation of a tendon
Challenging your body to move more than it is used to
Light physical activity done before regular workout
Provide framework for your body
Regulate body temperature
Becoming aware of and understanding our environment through our senses
The body's natural counter to the stress response
Substances in food that your body needs to grow, develop, and function properly
Long duration activity that relies on OXYGEN(example:running)
Everything that surrounds us and affects our ability to live and grow

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Sit ups are used to test this
Short bursts activity that relies on STORED energy(example:Lifting)
Anything that causes stress
Found attached to bones
Actions that YOU can control
Cause cholesterol to build up in your arteries, if you eat too much of them
Support body processes like immutability
Actions that your body does on its own
Long term stress that persists over an extended period of time
When an organ or tissue pushes through a weak spot in the surrounding muscle
The overall condition of a persons body and mind, and how well it functions
Connective tissue that is a cushion and found between two bones
Pacers test is used to test this
Carbohydrate that your body cant digest
Obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
Sit and Reach is used to test this
Main source of energy for the body
Build strong bones and teeth
Number of times your heart beats per minute
Push ups are used to test this
Involuntary muscle ONLY found in the heart
Tissue that connects muscle to bone
Tissue that connects bone to bone
The passing of traits or characteristics from parents to their offspring through genes

51 Clues: Bends a joint • Extends a joint • Irritation of a tendon • Found attached to bones • Provide long term energy • Regulate body temperature • Anything that causes stress • Actions that YOU can control • Build strong bones and teeth • Sit ups are used to test this • Build and repair body tissues • Push ups are used to test this • Provide framework for your body • ...

mental health 2025-04-22

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can better your outcomes
substance that people abuse
it is important to _____ yourself on topics of mental health
having a good distribution in life
affect mental health and vice-versa
good skills to have with medical provider
causes disturbance of consciousness, can be cures
seeking help from a doctor
someone that you should continue to seek
factor that impacts mental health issues
signs include: slow walking, hand tremors

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how you perceive yourself
percentage of people that experience depression
never___ that a symptom is normal just because of age
most common form of dementia
combination of conditions that damage the brain
good understanding of...
not depending on someone else
causes impartment, delusions, negative symptoms
feeling sad, anxious, angry all the time is not...

20 Clues: can better your outcomes • good understanding of... • how you perceive yourself • seeking help from a doctor • substance that people abuse • most common form of dementia • not depending on someone else • having a good distribution in life • affect mental health and vice-versa • someone that you should continue to seek • factor that impacts mental health issues • ...

Mental health 2025-06-22

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Restorative state of unconsciousness essential for physical and mental health.
Paying nonjudgmental attention to your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings right now.
Professional treatment using psychological methods to improve well-being.
A Singaporean mental-health charity offering resources and peer support.
The feeling of belonging or relating to others in a meaningful way.
Recognizing and appreciating the good things in your life.
Emotional or practical help provided by friends, family, or professionals.
A practice of focused attention or open monitoring to promote mental clarity.
One-to-one guidance or advice to help resolve personal or psychological issues.
A phone service offering immediate emotional support or crisis intervention.
A mind–body practice combining physical postures, breathing exercises, and relaxation.

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A brief stroll, often outdoors, used as a simple way to boost mood.
Ability to bounce back from setbacks or adversity.
Abbreviation for Institute of Mental Health, Singapore’s specialist psychiatric hospital.
Physical and emotional exhaustion caused by chronic stress.
Deliberate control of inhaling and exhaling to calm the mind and body.
Using your senses to connect with the present moment
A regular schedule of activities that provides structure and stability.
Writing down thoughts and feelings to process emotions and reduce stress.
“Save Our Souls” – a universal distress signal

20 Clues: “Save Our Souls” – a universal distress signal • Ability to bounce back from setbacks or adversity. • Using your senses to connect with the present moment • Recognizing and appreciating the good things in your life. • Physical and emotional exhaustion caused by chronic stress. • A brief stroll, often outdoors, used as a simple way to boost mood. • ...

BODY & HEALTH 2025-07-06

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the whole physical person
the two soft parts around your mouth
to make it hurt less or bother you less
a doctor who takes care of teeth
a pain in a head
a pain in a tooth
the bottom part of your face below your mouth
not feeling well or healthy
strong and well

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a pain in a stomach
the red liquid in your body
the feeling caused by something that hurts
the middle, front part of your body
someone who helps sick people
the body part between your head and shoulders
something used to help an ill person
one of the five long, thin parts on your hand
to be in pain
the outer part of a person’s whole body
one of the small hard things inside the mouth

20 Clues: to be in pain • strong and well • a pain in a head • a pain in a tooth • a pain in a stomach • the whole physical person • the red liquid in your body • not feeling well or healthy • someone who helps sick people • a doctor who takes care of teeth • the middle, front part of your body • the two soft parts around your mouth • something used to help an ill person • ...

Health Test 2025-07-16

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name for a developing child
"emergency action" hormone
physical and chemical processes by which the body breaks down food and generates energy
doctor who provides primary care for children
regulates metabolism
means "large"
movement of water, digested food, and other dissolved substances into the bloodstream
structure that forms between the mother and unborn baby and does the work of three organs
"master gland"
regulates sleep
tissue surrounding a tooth and holding it into place
body's largest internal organ
the body's main source of energy should come from these
refers to the intestines

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the proportion of nutrients compared to the number of calories the food contains
physical and chemical breakdown of complex nutrients into simpler, water-soluble substances the body can use
means "surrounding or enclosing"
regulates blood sugar
substances that neutralize free radicals
long chains of building blocks from which proteins are made
visible part of a tooth
means "science" or "study"
stimulates growth
fatlike substances typically insoluble in water
refers to the stomach
hardest substance in the body

26 Clues: means "large" • "master gland" • regulates sleep • stimulates growth • regulates metabolism • regulates blood sugar • refers to the stomach • visible part of a tooth • refers to the intestines • "emergency action" hormone • means "science" or "study" • name for a developing child • body's largest internal organ • hardest substance in the body • means "surrounding or enclosing" • ...

HEALTH REVIEW 2025-05-13

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small punching bag like structure found in back of the mouth
closes of the trachea when food is swallowed
substance that should be limited in your diet
made up of amino acids
relating to the lungs
ballooning out of blood vessel
the dangerous PREGNANCY where the embryo develops in the fallopian tube
tube leading from the mouth to the stomach
blood vessel having a semipermeable membrane
cancer that is not life-threatening
DYSTROPHY, debilitating disease caused by deterioration of skeletal muscles
stimulant found in sodas, coffee and tea
helps the body function and some are fat soluble
the type of MEMBRANE which allows some items to pass through
stores urine
blood cell that clots the blood
carries blood back to the heart, contains valves
largest blood vessel

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refers to the heart and blood vessels
opioid pain reliever
fingerlike structure of the small intestine
reduction of blood flow to portions of the brain
the body’s main source of energy
a person’s need for increased amounts of a drug to get the desired affect
filters the blood
respiratory disease affecting the airways
irregular heartbeat
lung disease affecting the alveoli
classification of drugs that distort reality
weakening of the walls of the ventricles
addictive substance in tobacco products
destruction of the liver tissue caused by excessive amounts of alcohol
liquid portion of blood
type of drug smoked or snorted
top chamber of the heart
single cell containing the chromosomes of mother/father
largest bone in the body
traveling clot
cancer causing substance
one of the first organs developed needed to remove toxins from the blood
anchors the developing embryo/fetus to the uterus
recognizable form of a developing human
the FLUID surrounding the developing embryo/fetus
tiny air sacs of the lungs

44 Clues: stores urine • traveling clot • filters the blood • irregular heartbeat • opioid pain reliever • largest blood vessel • relating to the lungs • made up of amino acids • liquid portion of blood • top chamber of the heart • largest bone in the body • cancer causing substance • tiny air sacs of the lungs • ballooning out of blood vessel • type of drug smoked or snorted • ...

Health Problems 2023-05-05

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brazo quebrado
mareado
vomitando
dolor de espalda
cara azul
dolor de muela/dientes
dolor de cabeza
dolor de oído
influenza, virus
mocos
herida/cortada

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fiebre
estornudando
saliva
bulto
nariz sangrante
dolor de estómago
dolor
bien caliente
salpullido
inflamación de la garganta
cara roja
moretón
saludable
tos

25 Clues: tos • bulto • dolor • mocos • fiebre • saliva • mareado • moretón • vomitando • cara azul • cara roja • saludable • salpullido • estornudando • bien caliente • dolor de oído • brazo quebrado • herida/cortada • nariz sangrante • dolor de cabeza • dolor de espalda • influenza, virus • dolor de estómago • dolor de muela/dientes • inflamación de la garganta

Health Problems 2023-05-10

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allergic to
sunburn
inflamed throat
queasy stomach
travel sickness
prescription
hay fever
dizzy
fatigue
stay in bed
rub on lotion
cough
pinch the top of your nose
sore eyes
bandage
runny nose

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aching muscles
difficult to swallow
lie down
loss of appetite
flu
migraine
put on a cold compress
acne
drink plenty of fluids
sneezing
suck a throat lozenge
high blood pressure
nasal spray

29 Clues: flu • acne • dizzy • cough • sunburn • fatigue • bandage • lie down • migraine • sneezing • hay fever • sore eyes • runny nose • allergic to • stay in bed • nasal spray • prescription • rub on lotion • aching muscles • queasy stomach • inflamed throat • travel sickness • loss of appetite • high blood pressure • difficult to swallow • suck a throat lozenge • put on a cold compress • drink plenty of fluids • ...

Health Vocab 2023-05-12

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a set of recommended smart eating and physical activities for all Americans
the psychological desire for food
food poisoning
nutrients the body uses to build and maintain its cells an tissues
a waxy, fatlike substance in your blood
when the bones grow weak and the strength of the bone changes
these foods have a high ratio of nutrients and calories

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substances in food that your body needs to grow, repair itself, and to supply you with energy
the spreading of pathogens from one food to another
to kill or slow the growth of pathogens
the natural physical drive to eat, prompted by the body's need for food.
starches and sugars found in foods which provide your body's main source of energy
an interactive guide to healthful eating and active living
a unit of heat used to measure the energy your body uses and the energy it receives from food
a condition in which the body's immune system reacts to some foods
a tough complex carbohydrates that the body cannot digest
compounds found in food that help regulate many body processes
a negative reaction to food that doesn't have involve the immune system
the process by which food your body takes in and uses food
substances added to a food to produce a desired effect
elements found in the food that are

21 Clues: food poisoning • the psychological desire for food • elements found in the food that are • to kill or slow the growth of pathogens • a waxy, fatlike substance in your blood • the spreading of pathogens from one food to another • substances added to a food to produce a desired effect • these foods have a high ratio of nutrients and calories • ...

Health Class 2023-05-11

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take deoxygenated blood back to the heart
when your body rests and recovers
the color of blood
this liquid harms the liver, brain, and more
this prefix means life
this system includes the lungs
the organs used to breathe
the 'I' in R.I.C.E.
the 'E' in R.I.C.E.
type of muscle in the heart
type of muscle in our digestive tract, involuntary
the second color of the rainbow
a macronutrient important for building muscles
can use the box method of this to calm nerves
senses and feelings that we experience
a macronutrient important for nerve and brain health
a great source of vitamin D
taking care of your body, being clean and fresh
wear these to protect eyes on sunny days
the 'C' in R.I.C.E.
a cloud of chemicals created by vapes
the organ that pumps the blood
muscle on the back of the upper arm

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this prefix means small
these are stored while you sleep
type of muscle connected to our bones
macronutrient that turns to glucose, energy
system that fights off pathogens
what we should be to one another
the hormone released to help us fall asleep
how many stomachs we have
this prefix means large
how many lungs we have
quiet reflective time
this prefix means water
the color of the grass
Health teacher's last name
muscle on the upper arm
the body gets rid of these during sleep
H2O is the molecular formula
something that is jolly good for health
where food goes after the esophogas
spending time with these creatures can be beneficial
take oxygenated blood from the heart
the 'R' in R.I.C.E.

45 Clues: the color of blood • the 'I' in R.I.C.E. • the 'E' in R.I.C.E. • the 'C' in R.I.C.E. • the 'R' in R.I.C.E. • quiet reflective time • this prefix means life • how many lungs we have • the color of the grass • this prefix means small • this prefix means large • this prefix means water • muscle on the upper arm • how many stomachs we have • the organs used to breathe • Health teacher's last name • ...

mental health 2023-05-11

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these are often forms of self destructive behavior that are a way to respond to the illness
the word for how a person suffering with anxiety or other mental illnesses uses to deal with it
these can be linked with things like anxiety because of how someone feels about their looks or weight
a feeling of unease, such as worry or fear, that can be mild or severe
the indicators of someone being effected by a mental illness
the word for the effect it has on other people usually close to the person
this can be different for everyone but it can feel like a crushing feeling of fear or like your chest is getting tighter when in a crowd
an unhealthy coping mechanism which can also be self destructive and harm the person
a rational or usually irrational fear of something
includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being.

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an overwhelming feeling often caused by a person or event
this can be a symptom of anxiety with a sudden onset of anxiety
1 in 6 people in the uk suffer a mental illness this is an example of this word
this is an often coping mechanism for anxiety or other mental illness
a mental disorder characterized by disruptions in thought processes, perceptions, emotional responsiveness, and social interactions
this can be an unhealthy way to cope with mental illness
what can often been seen as the answer to people suffering with some mental illnesses
stress set on from a traumatic event
a form of common mental illness that can make a person feel worthless
a form of a healthy way to respond to the illness
something that people who are afflicted may do in order to try and lessen their impacts on people
a term for a person who has thoughts about ending their life
a meaning for an incident or event that could have contributed to it

23 Clues: stress set on from a traumatic event • a form of a healthy way to respond to the illness • a rational or usually irrational fear of something • this can be an unhealthy way to cope with mental illness • an overwhelming feeling often caused by a person or event • the indicators of someone being effected by a mental illness • ...

Mental Health 2023-03-29

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Impaired comprehension with fluent speech
When assessing if the client is talkative or silent, the nurse is assessing?
"Do you think people are talking about you?"
Disorder of language
flat labile or blunted
based on impulse wish fulfillment disordered thought content
Leading contributing factor to disability
When should the nurse assess mental status?
Can be assessed by using similarities or proverbs
"Do you have thoughts or pictures in your head that will not go away?"
"I write with a den" words are malformed
Exposure to a traumatic event that threatens client with or serious injury

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Defective articulation
"Are you extremely afraid of anything?"
First sign of a client deteriorating neurologic system?
Determined by asking client questions about time situation place and person
Preserved comprehension and slow nonfluent speech
Impaired volume quality or pitch of voice
Overall observation and screening of a client's behavior and cognitive function
"What you write with" instead of saying pen

20 Clues: Disorder of language • Defective articulation • flat labile or blunted • "Are you extremely afraid of anything?" • "I write with a den" words are malformed • Impaired comprehension with fluent speech • Impaired volume quality or pitch of voice • Leading contributing factor to disability • When should the nurse assess mental status? • ...

Health Puzzle 2023-05-18

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putting a drug on your body
a certain type of diet
usually in the form of an aerosol can
a constricted food plan used to lose weight
the fastest way to take in a drug
a device made to smoke weed
called "the five year disease"
to use a cigarette or cigar to inhale tobacco
cancer contracted by excessive smoking
scientific word for marijuana
is equal to 20 cigarettes
our sixth grade health teacher
big cigarette
eating a drug

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extracting and re-inserting blood
drug that just became legal
a drink that gets you tipsy
mostly water-weight
addicting crop used in cigarettes
internet celeb who took steroids
a place people go to work out
a healthy way to lose weight
putting a drug straight into your bloodstream
rolls of tobacco in tiny boxes
something about yourself you don't like

25 Clues: big cigarette • eating a drug • mostly water-weight • a certain type of diet • is equal to 20 cigarettes • drug that just became legal • putting a drug on your body • a drink that gets you tipsy • a device made to smoke weed • a healthy way to lose weight • a place people go to work out • scientific word for marijuana • called "the five year disease" • rolls of tobacco in tiny boxes • ...

HEALTH VOCABULARY 2025-01-17

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An agent that needs a host organism to replicate
A nucleic acid that helps build proteins and sometimes carries genetic information
The molecule that carries genetic information in living organisms
Remote surgeries performed by robotic systems
A microscopic organism
An organism in which another organism lives
Micronutrients that support the immune system
Small DNA molecules in bacteria that replicate and transfer genes
Large biomolecules made of amino acids that have many functions
Essential nutrients required in large amounts
Micronutrients that support protein and enzyme function

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A technology used to edit genes and DNA sequences in microbes
A substance injected into the body to provide immunity against a disease
Essential nutrients required in small amounts
Single celled living organisms that can be beneficial or harmful
Proteins produced by your immune system to protect your body
Drugs made to kill harmful bacteria in our body
Spreading pathogens from one host to another
A single carbohydrate/sugar molecule
A virus that infects and replicates in bacteria

20 Clues: A microscopic organism • A single carbohydrate/sugar molecule • An organism in which another organism lives • Spreading pathogens from one host to another • Essential nutrients required in small amounts • Remote surgeries performed by robotic systems • Micronutrients that support the immune system • Essential nutrients required in large amounts • ...

Health Science 2025-01-15

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a sequence of three, consecutive nucleotides found in DNA or RNA that code for a specific amino acid
a type of medical emergency that occurs when your body temperature is dangerously low
an acidic “smoothie” in the stomach, consisting of partially digested food
one of the two main types of micronutrients and composed as an organic compound
the first part of the small intestine that helps to further digest food from the stomach
a fluid secreted by the liver that helps with breaking large fat globules into smaller ones
chemicals that can be applied to skin to slow the growth of microorganisms, like antibacterial soap
an agent that transmits an infectious pathogen from themselves to other animal hosts
compounds that use oxidative mechanisms to delay the degradation of food

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an artificial replacement for a body part that was lost congenitally or from trauma
an enzyme that can catalyze the joining of cut DNA pieces together
any disease causing agent, such as bacteria or fungi
a small, non-living, infectious particle that does not contain cytoplasm
the type of vaccine that uses toxins made by the pathogen
the animal of choice for xenotransplantation
created in a process called transcription, carrying genetic information from the DNA
a change that occurs in the environment that feedback loops respond to
a very recent technology that can be used to edit genes, involving the Cas-9 protein
a type of abnormal heart rate that occurs when the resting pulse is slower than normal
a method to measure the volume of air and speed of the flow of air in and out of lungs

20 Clues: the animal of choice for xenotransplantation • any disease causing agent, such as bacteria or fungi • the type of vaccine that uses toxins made by the pathogen • an enzyme that can catalyze the joining of cut DNA pieces together • a change that occurs in the environment that feedback loops respond to • ...

health science 2025-01-19

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helps to create a immunization ot disease
a temporary, dormant stage of a virus
fat that is beneficial for heart health
essential nutrients required for building and repairing muscle
a portion of DNA that cods for a protein (gene)
a visual appearance of a individual's complete set of chromosomes (karyotype)
artificial replacement for a body part
disease outbreaks across countries
the study of patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease condition in defined populations
microorganisms that can cause disease

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carbohydrates, proteins, and farts are examples of these
non-invasibe technology using magnetic fields
a unusually rapid increse in the number of causes of the a disease
a molecule that encodes the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning of all known living organisms (DNA)
a small circular piece of extra-chromosomal bacterial DNA, able to replicate (plasmid)
to amplify a particular piece of DNA (PCR)
the death of cells which occurs as a normal and controlled part of a organisms growth or development
body's ability to adjust to the fluctuating internal and external environment
caused by uncontrolled cell division (cancer)
specialized protein that acts as a catalyst

20 Clues: disease outbreaks across countries • a temporary, dormant stage of a virus • microorganisms that can cause disease • artificial replacement for a body part • fat that is beneficial for heart health • helps to create a immunization ot disease • to amplify a particular piece of DNA (PCR) • specialized protein that acts as a catalyst • ...

HEALTH VOCABULARY 2025-01-12

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Ból brzucha
Ból głowy
Brzuch, żołądek
czuć się gorąco
Ramię
Nogi
iść do lekarza
mieć gorączkę
Złamana noga
zostać w łóżku
mieć zawroty głowy
Odpoczywać

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nosić, mieć na sobie
brać leki
Ból uszu
Kaszel
śpiący
Być przeziębionym, mieć przeziębienie
czuć się niedobrze
Uszy

20 Clues: Nogi • Uszy • Ramię • Kaszel • śpiący • Ból uszu • brać leki • Ból głowy • Odpoczywać • Ból brzucha • Złamana noga • mieć gorączkę • iść do lekarza • zostać w łóżku • Brzuch, żołądek • czuć się gorąco • czuć się niedobrze • mieć zawroty głowy • nosić, mieć na sobie • Być przeziębionym, mieć przeziębienie

Health 2A 2025-02-28

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chance
harmful
known
text
badperson
solitude
shield
see
hazard
map
signal

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well
tiktok
truth
2people
belief
alert
taste
play
change

20 Clues: see • map • well • text • play • known • truth • alert • taste • chance • tiktok • belief • shield • change • hazard • signal • harmful • 2people • solitude • badperson

Mental Health 2024-11-05

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________ helps to increase dopamine and serotonin, and reduces cortisol.
A person with ______ typically doesn’t eat enough food to get the necessary nutrients.
If left untreated clinical depression is also a risk factor for _____.
Symptoms of a ______ episode can be feeling very up, high, elated, and racing thoughts.
Mental ________ affects the mind and reduces a person’s ability to function.
A person that is able to persevere and keep going even when life gets really hard is___.
A person may develop this mental disorder after experiencing a traumatic event.
The acronym for a condition where unwanted thoughts or repetitive behaviors take over.
Writing in a _______ can help some people manage stress and anxiety.
Symptoms of a ______ episode can be feeling very down or sad, or anxious.
A mental disorder that has an impact on how the brain utilizes serotonin.
This eating disorder can be associated with worn tooth enamel.
One way to improve body image is to become a ____ viewer of media messages.

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Exercise increases this neurotransmitter that is associated with depression.
Substances high in _______ can make it hard to sleep because it stays in the system for so long.
A condition that causes thinning of the bones that can be associated with anorexia.
Bingeing and purging can be associated with this eating disorder.
Mental disorders are often caused by not one, but _______ factors.
The acronym for a condition when a person may feel extremely worried or nervous.
Symptoms may be losing touch with reality, hallucinations, and delusions.
Exercise decreases this stress hormone.
a psychological condition in which people may have a fear of not having their phones.
Most people that experience symptoms of a mental disorder don’s seek ______.
Usually involves a persistent feeling of apprehension or dread that doesn’t go away.
An acronym for a condition that can impact people that live in areas that have long dark winters.
________ disorder has also been referred to as manic depression.
______ eating disorder is when a person may consume large amounts of food.
The more time we spend in the _____ world the more vulnerable we are to unrealistic body standards.

28 Clues: Exercise decreases this stress hormone. • This eating disorder can be associated with worn tooth enamel. • ________ disorder has also been referred to as manic depression. • Bingeing and purging can be associated with this eating disorder. • Mental disorders are often caused by not one, but _______ factors. • ...

physical health 2024-10-29

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an athletic activity with friends
has something to do with tackling
an activity for old people
your teacher want you to stay
dribbling a ball with your feet
you do it in the water
after you workout
physical activity
building your muscles
has something to do with basket
something that your brain remembers

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you win by having the lowest score
muscles make you
well being
before you workout
you need muscles
what your feeling
healthy foods
you need this to live
what you do in the night

20 Clues: well being • healthy foods • muscles make you • you need muscles • what your feeling • after you workout • physical activity • before you workout • you need this to live • building your muscles • you do it in the water • what you do in the night • an activity for old people • your teacher want you to stay • dribbling a ball with your feet • has something to do with basket • ...

Edloe Health 2024-12-06

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Who is the medical assistant lead
Which tech loves to dance the most?
Who is Clinical manager for HOP
Which executive has the biggest shoe collection
how many locations do we gave
Which executive loves cats the most
Who is the department manager for Prime
What is the name of Len’s Assistant
What is our most recently created department
Who is Department manager of HOP
most common beverage consumed company-wide
Who is the facility manager of Sugar Land
How does Abid take his coffee
Who is the director of OPS
What city are our headquarters?
How many companies
Who is Department manager of Core

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What service is our foundation?
Who is the facility manager of Medical Center
Year company founded
What day of the week are staff meetings
What is the department that does hiring
What is our new brand name?
What is Sohail’s favorite sports team
How many original founders?
Who is the department manager of OSJ/CPR
What is Sal’s favorite sports team
What is our emr
What is the name of our communication software

29 Clues: What is our emr • How many companies • Year company founded • Who is the director of OPS • What is our new brand name? • How many original founders? • how many locations do we gave • How does Abid take his coffee • What service is our foundation? • Who is Clinical manager for HOP • What city are our headquarters? • Who is Department manager of HOP • Who is the medical assistant lead • ...

health care 2024-11-12

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blood flow to the heart gets blocked
producing images of inner body structures
where oxygen and nutrients switch for waste
type of heart disease
Heart disease that affects blood vessels
root ech/o
timed heart beat
coronary bypass grafting
root atri/o
examination of blood sample
disease causes heart to have hard time pumping
root myos/o
root angi/o

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medical imaging for internal body
scan of your heart
irregular heart beat
keeps body living
A record or display of a persons heartbeat
root arteri/o
collects oxygen and returns it to the heart
measure of blood moving in veins
balloon like bulges in aorta
distributes oxygen rich blood
delivers blood to tissues and organs
minimum amount of energy defibrillating heart

25 Clues: root ech/o • root atri/o • root myos/o • root angi/o • root arteri/o • timed heart beat • keeps body living • scan of your heart • irregular heart beat • type of heart disease • coronary bypass grafting • examination of blood sample • balloon like bulges in aorta • distributes oxygen rich blood • measure of blood moving in veins • medical imaging for internal body • ...

Mental Health 2026-01-28

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What principles guide nurse decision making?
Going to an earlier phase of development?
What can extended and untreated panic levels of anxiety lead to?
Physical or mental responses your body produces when experiencing change or challenges.
What can cause a delay in seeking help with mental health?
what is an indicator of immediate physical response?
What is it called when someone is admitted for evaluation and can leave when if they want?
Someone in crisis may be?
What is a maladaptive response to stressors?

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RN's are ____ reporters when a client is under 18 or over 65
What is a threat considered?
Patient has a right to least ______ kind of treatment?
What is it called when someone is held against their will for a 72 hour evaluation?
What is the number one concern in mental health?
What kind of care aids in recovery related to psychological and emotional responses?
Nurses must establish and maintain clear _____ with patient safety?
The first phase of Selye's general adaptation syndrome?
What is one of the major psychological responses to stress?
What is a behavioral cue?
Someone thriving may be?

20 Clues: Someone thriving may be? • Someone in crisis may be? • What is a behavioral cue? • What is a threat considered? • Going to an earlier phase of development? • What principles guide nurse decision making? • What is a maladaptive response to stressors? • What is the number one concern in mental health? • what is an indicator of immediate physical response? • ...

Health Skills 2023-02-01

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number of years one is expected to live
ability to have an effect on someone or something
make no choice
Magazines, social media, internet
the ideas, beliefs, and attitudes about what is important that help guide the way you live.
something we can control, our actions
allow others to make choices
beliefs, customs, behavior and ways of thinking of a group of people
something we cannot control, comes from family
this may be accomplished over years
outside influence

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true, logical, a fact
S in SMART
a source that ends in .com
a source that ends in .org
M in SMART
this goal is accomplished in a week
Model of decision making
the ability to identify, obtain, and interpret information
inside influence
Something that gets in the way of achieving your goal
you are ____ more like to achieve your goal if you write it down
T in SMART

23 Clues: S in SMART • M in SMART • T in SMART • make no choice • inside influence • outside influence • true, logical, a fact • Model of decision making • a source that ends in .com • a source that ends in .org • allow others to make choices • Magazines, social media, internet • this goal is accomplished in a week • this may be accomplished over years • something we can control, our actions • ...

Health 3 2025-09-23

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– when your body heat is higher than normal because of illness.
– to start to get an illness (like a cold or the flu).
– to suddenly lose consciousness or faint.
– to give care or medicine to make someone feel better.
– the force of blood moving in your body (doctors measure it to check your health).
– to hurt a joint (like ankle or wrist) by twisting it.
– to become bigger in number, size, or level.
– to hurt part of your body, usually by accident.
– to make pain or sickness less strong (but not to cure it).
– to turn part of your body in a way that hurts it.
– to become thinner; to have less body fat.

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– feeling a little sick or not well.
– to stay healthy and fit, usually with sport or exercise.
– to become heavier; to get fatter.
– eating different kinds of food in the right amounts to stay healthy.
– food that has been changed in a factory and is not fresh (for example, canned food, instant noodles).
– to get better after a very serious illness or accident.
– to shake because you are cold or sick.
– to have a health problem or illness for some time, e.g. heart disease.
– to do exercises to be strong and healthy.

20 Clues: – to become heavier; to get fatter. • – feeling a little sick or not well. • – to shake because you are cold or sick. • – to suddenly lose consciousness or faint. • – to become thinner; to have less body fat. • – to do exercises to be strong and healthy. • – to become bigger in number, size, or level. • – to hurt part of your body, usually by accident. • ...

Health Science 2026-01-12

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a medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness
a person qualified to treat disease, injury, or physical conditions by methods such as massage, heat treatment, and exercise rather than by drugs or surgery.
nerve cells
shock absorber to protect brain and spinal cord
combination of nerve fibers in brain and spinal cords
system coordinates all activities of the body
a healthcare professional with advanced doctoral training in the science of human behavior, studying mental states, emotions, and behavior to diagnose and treat mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders through talk therapy and psychological testing
membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord
section below midbrain and in brain stem
a medical doctor who diagnoses, treats and manages disorders of the brain and nervous system
a healthcare professional who conducts sleep studies to help diagnose and treat sleep disorders like sleep apnea and narcolepsy,
lowest part of brain stem
responsible for many reflex actions and carrying messages
involves using various non-invasive technologies, such as X-rays, MRI, and ultrasound, to create detailed images of the inside of the body to aid in the detection, diagnosis,
a fully licensed physician who practices the entire scope of modern medicine with a distinguishing "whole-person" approach to patient care.

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a healthcare practitioner who applies physical pressure with their hands, thumbs, knuckles, or elbows to specific points on a patient's body to relieve pain, tension, and discomfort
consists of nerves and has two divisions
conducts impulses and contains eye and auditory reflexes
works with the sympathetic system for homeostasis
use specialized equipment and processes to monitor a patient's nervous system activity.
has brain and spine
an allied health professional who uses specialized equipment to record and study the electrical activity of the brain and nervous system.
mass of nervous tissue protected by cranium
a healthcare professional who diagnoses and treats musculoskeletal issues, primarily using hands-on spinal adjustments and other conservative therapies to improve the body's natural healing,
largest section of brain split in four
located between cerebrum and midbrain
filled with cerebrospinal fluid
a highly specialized medical doctor trained to diagnose and surgically treat disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and their supporting structures
an advanced practice registered nurse specializing in administering anesthesia and related care before, during, and after surgical, therapeutic, and obstetrical procedures
regulates autonomic system and controls temperature, appetite,
contains systems that control involuntary body functions
Listen to patients' concerns, observe their behavior, and record their condition
carries messages between CNS and body
a healthcare practitioner who applies physical pressure with their hands, thumbs, knuckles, or elbows to specific points on a patient's body to relieve pain, tension, and discomfort
section below back of cerebrum
They are experts in pain management and critical care medicine.
acts as relay center and directs sensory impulses
works with parasympathetic system for homeostasis

38 Clues: nerve cells • has brain and spine • lowest part of brain stem • section below back of cerebrum • filled with cerebrospinal fluid • located between cerebrum and midbrain • carries messages between CNS and body • largest section of brain split in four • consists of nerves and has two divisions • section below midbrain and in brain stem • ...

Forest Health 2025-08-13

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Clearing of forest
A tiny, single-celled particle that is used by some plants and fungi to reproduce
A tree that sheds leaves annually
The top layer of a forest
A species that is not native and causes harm
A plant or animal that is originally from New Zealand and has lived here naturally for a very long time.
A large, woody plant with a single trunk, branches, and leaves
A rapid, back-and-forth movement.
The small part of a plant that can grow into a new plant.
The variety of life in a particular ecosystem
Native to a geographic region
The complete collection of all the sounds in a particular place
Animals like bees, birds, and bats that help plants reproduce by carrying pollen from one flower to another.

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A type of organism that grows in the forest, like a mushroom or mould.
The process by which a plant grows from a seed
A large area of land filled with many trees, as well as the plants, fungi, and animals that live there.
A sickness that can harm or kill plants and trees
A plant or animal bought into a country from another part of the world
The process of renewal and restoration of a forest after a disturbance
A living organism that grows in the ground, like a tree, a flower, a fern, or a moss.
The circular lines you can see in the trunk of a tree when it is cut down that can be used to work out the age of a tree
Trees that keep their needles or leaves all year round
A plant or animal that is native to a country, meaning it has lived there naturally for a very long time.
Another word for noises

24 Clues: Clearing of forest • Another word for noises • The top layer of a forest • Native to a geographic region • A tree that sheds leaves annually • A rapid, back-and-forth movement. • A species that is not native and causes harm • The variety of life in a particular ecosystem • The process by which a plant grows from a seed • A sickness that can harm or kill plants and trees • ...

Health & Safety 2025-09-12

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Symbol colour for warning signs
Law that underpins workplace health and safety
Dangerous fibrous material found in some older buildings
The hazard that can cause slipping
Regulations covering hazardous substances
Type of accident where someone trips or stumbles
Breathing protection for dusty work
Device used to disconnect faulty circuits
The act of tidying to remove risks
The agency that inspects building sites
The first link in the “safe isolation” process
Law for reporting workplace accidents and near misses
Fire extinguisher for electrical fires
The safe voltage for site tools
A secure platform used instead of a ladder
Required by law, given before starting site work
Procedure to ensure equipment cannot be turned on
Fluorescent jacket used for visibility
Regulations for lifting and carrying
The “E” in PPE
Document outlining risks and controls
Electrical safety device that melts when overloaded

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Protective equipment for eyes
A reportable incident without injury
Regulations covering electrical safety at work
Injury from contact with live conductors
To confirm a circuit is not live before working
British Standard wiring regulations
Equipment that prevents falls when working at height
Protective clothing abbreviation
The person responsible for safety on site
Rules for safe use of work equipment
Body that enforces health and safety law
Equipment for reaching high places safely
Immediate treatment for injury
To reduce risk by changing the task
Triangle showing heat, fuel, oxygen
Document that explains how to do a task safely
Action taken to avoid danger, “Stop work if unsafe”
A hard hat protects this part of the body

40 Clues: The “E” in PPE • Protective equipment for eyes • Immediate treatment for injury • Symbol colour for warning signs • The safe voltage for site tools • Protective clothing abbreviation • The hazard that can cause slipping • The act of tidying to remove risks • British Standard wiring regulations • Breathing protection for dusty work • To reduce risk by changing the task • ...

Mental Health 2025-10-02

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The capacity to understand or feel what another person is experiencing
The process and outcome of successfully adapting
The ability to lead a fulfilling and productive life despite having a mental health condition
A disturbing experience that results in lasting negative effects
The state of being aware of one's internal feelings
The tools and strategies used to manage stress
A belief a person persistently holds that goes against what is accepted as reality
The limits a person sets for themselves
A state of physical or emotional exhaustion
The deep sorrow, typically a reaction to loss
A collection of symptoms that affect the mind, where a person experiences some loss of contact with reality
A serious brain disorder
An intentional, active process of trying to improve one's overall quality of life
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

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A treatable, chronic medical disease involving a compulsive use
A serious mood disorder causing severe symptoms like sadness
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
A mental illness characterized by dramatic and extreme shifts in a person's mood
An episode of intense fear with an abrupt onset,
A feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness
The practice of intentionally promoting one's overall health
A neurological and developmental disorder affecting how people interact
The process of meeting with a trained professional
Negative attitudes, beliefs, and stereotypes
An affliction or disease affecting the body or mind

25 Clues: A serious brain disorder • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder • The limits a person sets for themselves • A feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness • A state of physical or emotional exhaustion • Negative attitudes, beliefs, and stereotypes • The deep sorrow, typically a reaction to loss • The tools and strategies used to manage stress • ...

Community Health 2026-04-16

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Period of growing from child to adult
Related to pregnancy and childbirth
Feeling extremely tired and lazy
First milk produced after birth
Related to blood flowing in body
Giving professional advice and guidance
Bringing people together for action
Treatment using very small medicine doses
Healing using natural elements only
Giving vaccines to prevent diseases
Restoring lost water in body

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Relating to newborn babies
Taking active part in something
Providing extra help and support
Strong dependence on harmful substances
Two things completing each other
Relating to relationships between people
Keeping surroundings clean and hygienic
Made completely free from germs
Basic idea behind something

20 Clues: Relating to newborn babies • Basic idea behind something • Restoring lost water in body • Taking active part in something • First milk produced after birth • Made completely free from germs • Providing extra help and support • Feeling extremely tired and lazy • Two things completing each other • Related to blood flowing in body • Related to pregnancy and childbirth • ...

community Health 2026-04-13

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= Mental health doctor
= Addictive drug
= Can decompose naturally
= Shortage or lack
= Protection through vaccines
= Solid waste from body
= Practice of focus
= Not allowed
= Lack of proper nutrition
= Medical testing

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= Human waste
= Bringing back to normal life
= Widespread disease outbreak
= Feeling of worry
= Shaking movement
= Lack of sleep
= Able to continue long-term
= Cleanliness and hygiene
= Mental sadness disorder
= Mental condition affecting body

20 Clues: = Human waste • = Not allowed • = Lack of sleep • = Addictive drug • = Medical testing • = Feeling of worry • = Shaking movement • = Shortage or lack • = Practice of focus • = Mental health doctor • = Solid waste from body • = Can decompose naturally • = Cleanliness and hygiene • = Mental sadness disorder • = Lack of proper nutrition • = Able to continue long-term • = Widespread disease outbreak • ...

Health Crossword 2025-11-18

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a state of well-being or total health
your fingers and toes
a pattern of behavior that you follow almost without thinking
calmly and firmly standing up for your rights without infringing on the rights of others
your calf muscle
the muscle that acts as a pump for the circulatory system
muscles that work without you having to think about it
the process by which your body breaks down food into small nutrient particles
large muscle at the bottom of the chest that contracts when you breathe in
facial eye contact gestures and body posture
the longest bone in your body located in the thigh
the basic building blocks of life
beliefs you feel strongly about that help guide the way you live
the collected beliefs, customs, and behaviors of a group
the use of scientific ideas to improve the quality of life
the process by which biological parents pass traits to their children
what you believe or feel about someone or something

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results of decisions
the clear exchange of ideas and information
the various methods of communicating information, including newspapers, radio, television, and the internet
choices that you make
the system that allows the body to move blood to and from tissues
a combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being
the system consisting of bones and the tissues connecting them
the sum total of your surroundings
acting in a hostile manner that may infringe on others’ rights
the muscles located in the trunk of your body that are necessary for most movements
the way you act in many different situations and events in your life
accepting without objection or resistance not responding or reacting to something you feel strongly about it
the main organ of the respiratory system
friends and other people in your age group
the view you have of yourself

32 Clues: your calf muscle • results of decisions • choices that you make • your fingers and toes • the view you have of yourself • the basic building blocks of life • the sum total of your surroundings • a state of well-being or total health • the main organ of the respiratory system • friends and other people in your age group • the clear exchange of ideas and information • ...

Health problems 2026-05-12

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when your body temperature is higher than normal
pain or irritation in the throat
a container (usually glass or plastic) used for liquids
skin that feels rough and not soft
a long, thin solid piece (like glue stick or deodorant stick)
difficulty sleeping
pain in the head
pain inside the ear
pain in your back
a common illness with a runny nose, cough, and sore throat
pushing air out of your throat with a sound
eyes that feel uncomfortable and you want to rub them
damage or injury to the skin from heat, fire, or chemicals
blood coming out of the nose

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muscles that hurt, usually after exercise
a container with flat sides, usually square or rectangular
pain in a tooth
a stronger illness than a cold, with fever, body pain, and tiredness
red, painful skin caused by too much sun
pain in the stomach area
a soft container you squeeze to get something out (like toothpaste)
stomach discomfort, sometimes with nausea
a metal container for food or drinks
a glass container with a wide opening and a lid
a small wound or mark from an insect (like a mosquito)
short, repeated sounds caused by a sudden movement in your throat
a group of items wrapped together (like gum or cards)
a soft container made of paper, plastic, or cloth

28 Clues: pain in a tooth • pain in the head • pain in your back • difficulty sleeping • pain inside the ear • pain in the stomach area • blood coming out of the nose • pain or irritation in the throat • skin that feels rough and not soft • a metal container for food or drinks • red, painful skin caused by too much sun • muscles that hurt, usually after exercise • ...

Health Insurance 2025-10-27

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an insurance company representative, licensed by the state
amount payable by insurance company for coverage
the amount of charges that must be absorbed by the protected person before benefits are paid by the company
any chance of loss
comprehensive health care group (abbr.)
a government health insurance premium for individuals 65 and older
non payment of premium
physical or mental disability resulting from injury or illness
period, time between the period of disability and the beginning of disability income insurance benefits
a policy is renewable each
agreement attached to policy which exempts coverage for certain conditions normally covered

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a demand for payment of benefits
term disability-offered for prolonged illness
benefits which include hospital, surgical, and doctor's visits
specific conditions for which policy will not pay
benefits paid if someone dies
renewable contract- one which the insured has the right to continue
benefits paid in a predetermined amount in the event of a covered loss
termination of the policy because consumer has failed to pay premium within the time required
medical, health insurance to finance the cost of major illness and injury
period from date of employment to date insurance is in force
period, a specific period after a premium payment is due in which consumer may make payment

22 Clues: any chance of loss • non payment of premium • a policy is renewable each • benefits paid if someone dies • a demand for payment of benefits • comprehensive health care group (abbr.) • term disability-offered for prolonged illness • amount payable by insurance company for coverage • specific conditions for which policy will not pay • ...

cardiovascular health 2025-10-20

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infarction
chambers of the heart (often confused with ventricles)
tissue of the heart
of blood vessels
chambers of the heart
blood pressure
heartbeat
surrounding the heart
pressure
EKG worn by patient
buildup in arteries
lining of the heart
heart function

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heart electrical activity
artery disease
ultrasound to view the heart
infarction
heart failure
attack
catheterization
heart failure
condition
monitor
inserted into heart for diagnosis

24 Clues: attack • monitor • pressure • heartbeat • condition • infarction • infarction • heart failure • heart failure • artery disease • blood pressure • heart function • catheterization • of blood vessels • tissue of the heart • EKG worn by patient • buildup in arteries • lining of the heart • chambers of the heart • surrounding the heart • heart electrical activity • ultrasound to view the heart • ...

Mental Health 2025-12-19

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– Talking openly about feelings
– Pressure felt by the mind and body
– A calm and steady emotional state
Confidence in your abilities
Feeling connected and accepted
Paying attention without judgment
– Healthy boundaries with others
– Actions taken to care for yourself
Expressing needs respectfully
A helpful way to calm down

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Understanding your thoughts and emotions
A peaceful feeling
– A short pause to reset your body
Ability to recover after challenges
– Skills used to manage emotions
– Things you work toward
Help from people around you
– Present-moment awareness
Strong emotions we experience
– Belief that someone is safe or reliable
– Personal sense of who you are
Someone safe to talk to

22 Clues: A peaceful feeling • Someone safe to talk to • – Things you work toward • – Present-moment awareness • A helpful way to calm down • Help from people around you • Confidence in your abilities • Strong emotions we experience • Expressing needs respectfully • Feeling connected and accepted • – Talking openly about feelings • – Personal sense of who you are • ...

Mental Health 2025-11-24

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– Feeling accepted and part of a group or community.
– Expressing needs clearly without aggression.
– Somatoform disorder: fear of having serious illness.
– Disorder with distorted thinking, hallucinations, and delusions.
– Progressive brain disease causing memory loss and decline.
– Brain chemical that sends signals between cells.
– Somatoform disorder: physical symptoms without medical cause.
– General decline in memory and thinking skills.
– Principles guiding choices and actions.
– Understanding and sharing another’s feelings.
– Ability to bounce back from challenges.

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– Neurotransmitter linked to pleasure and reward.
– Phrases that challenge negative thoughts.
– Illness with extreme mood swings between mania and depression.
– Condition after trauma with flashbacks, avoidance, and hyperarousal.
– Neurotransmitter linked to mood, sleep, and appetite.
– Belief or trust in yourself.
– Mental illness causing sadness, loss of interest, and fatigue.
– Developmental disorder affecting communication and behavior.
– Repetitive, intentional harm with power imbalance.
– Obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors.
– How we value and perceive ourselves.
– Intense, irrational fear of specific objects or situations.
– Traits defining moral and ethical behavior.
– Disorder marked by excessive worry or fear.

25 Clues: – Belief or trust in yourself. • – How we value and perceive ourselves. • – Principles guiding choices and actions. • – Ability to bounce back from challenges. • – Phrases that challenge negative thoughts. • – Traits defining moral and ethical behavior. • – Disorder marked by excessive worry or fear. • – Expressing needs clearly without aggression. • ...

Animal Health 2025-12-03

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Raised red circular lesions are symptoms of this fungal disease
Normal behaviour in goats includes chewing this
Equipment needed to measure pulse
Loose or watery faeces indicating possible illness
Notifiable disease affecting birds and requiring immediate report
Keeping a sick animal separate to stop illness spreading
Rapid breathing rate
Body score meaning ribs are easily visible (score number)
Organism type: single-celled, can live outside host
Faecal sample test to check worms, done every 3–6 months
Sign of stress in dogs: excessive ______

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Disease spread by mosquitoes; affects rabbits
Abnormal temperature: when too low
Preventative treatment to protect animals from disease
When a new animal is separated to prevent disease spread
Bearded dragons thermoregulate by moving toward this
Term for disease passed from animals to humans
An animal refusing to use a limb may be showing this
Daily visual checks help reduce this in animals
The white part of a healthy bird or reptile dropping

20 Clues: Rapid breathing rate • Equipment needed to measure pulse • Abnormal temperature: when too low • Sign of stress in dogs: excessive ______ • Disease spread by mosquitoes; affects rabbits • Term for disease passed from animals to humans • Normal behaviour in goats includes chewing this • Daily visual checks help reduce this in animals • ...

Health Words 2025-12-03

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there are 206 _____ in your body
you put _____ in your water
your heart pumps _____ in your body
what your body does to get air
were you go when you get hurt
be carefull not to _______
neosporin come as a ______
you drink some when you're sick
you get a _____ when you don't stretch
where your brain goes

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you have a 103 degree ______
pets and kid hate when they have to get ____
Advil comes in _____
you tear up when you _____
when you don't clean a cut, you get an ______
what your body does after exercise
what you do when your nose is itchy
you use them to walk
you have one in your skull
when a plate falls on the floor it ____

20 Clues: Advil comes in _____ • you use them to walk • where your brain goes • you tear up when you _____ • you have one in your skull • be carefull not to _______ • neosporin come as a ______ • you put _____ in your water • you have a 103 degree ______ • were you go when you get hurt • what your body does to get air • you drink some when you're sick • there are 206 _____ in your body • ...

Human Health 2026-05-20

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Industrial compounds once used in paints and plastics that harm wildlife.
Weed killer commonly linked to hormone disruption in frogs.
Disease-causing organism such as bacteria or viruses.
Highly toxic form of a heavy metal that builds up in food chains.
Natural element in groundwater linked to cancer risks.
Lowest exposure level where harmful effects begin.
Respiratory illness caused by a coronavirus outbreak in the early 2000s.
Virus associated with birth defects and mosquito bites.
Combined effect of substances producing greater harm together.
Toxic substance once commonly used in household paint.
Waterborne bacterial disease causing vomiting and diarrhea.
Chemicals that easily evaporate from household products into the air.
Long-lasting insect killer once widely used in farming.
Amount of a substance that causes a nonfatal effect in half of a population.
Disease caused by contaminated food or water leading to severe dehydration.
Monoxide Colorless, odorless gas produced by incomplete burning of fuel.
Range of environmental conditions an organism can survive in.
Study Long-term experiment tracking effects over time.
Ways harmful substances enter the body.
Harmful sound levels that cause stress or hearing damage.
Metal contaminant associated with nerve damage and old pipes or paint.
Toxic metal converted by bacteria into a dangerous form in water.
Fibrous insulation material linked to lung disease.

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Chemicals often used in plastics and cosmetics that may disrupt hormones.
Environmental range where organisms survive but struggle.
Ozone Gas in lower atmosphere that worsens breathing problems.
Study Short-term experiment measuring immediate effects of exposure.
Response Curve Graph showing how organisms react to increasing chemical exposure.
Environmental range where organisms grow and reproduce best.
Tiny particles in air that can damage lungs.
Severe respiratory disease connected to the Arabian Peninsula.
Organism that carries and spreads disease-causing agents.
Bacterial illness historically known as the Black Death.
Chemical from rockets and fireworks that can contaminate water.
Cancer linked to inhaling old insulation fibers.
Mosquito-transmitted virus that can inflame the brain.
Ash Waste product from burning fossil fuels that may contain toxic metals.
Chemical amount that kills half of a tested population.
Substance that harms developing embryos or fetuses.
Environmental conditions where survival is impossible.
Toxic compounds often formed during waste burning.
Mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasitic protist.
Disruptors Chemicals that interfere with hormone systems in organisms.
Lung-targeting bacterial disease spread through respiratory droplets.
Radioactive gas that can seep into homes from underground rock.

45 Clues: Ways harmful substances enter the body. • Tiny particles in air that can damage lungs. • Cancer linked to inhaling old insulation fibers. • Lowest exposure level where harmful effects begin. • Toxic compounds often formed during waste burning. • Substance that harms developing embryos or fetuses. • Fibrous insulation material linked to lung disease. • ...

HEALTH STUDIES 2026-05-21

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SEM level focused on laws, regulations, taxes and government policies
Maslow level linked to reaching potential, personal growth and fulfilment
Access barrier where a service exists but people cannot pay for it
Needs assessment step where planners decide which health issues are most important
Maslow level linked to confidence, achievement, respect and self-worth
SEM level that focuses on family, friends, peers and social support
SEM level focused on a person’s knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and skills
Needs assessment step where planners check whether the program worked
SEM level that focuses on schools, workplaces, clubs and health services
Maslow level linked to friendship, relationships, connection and feeling accepted
Type of need identified by experts using standards, guidelines or professional judgement
Social justice principle focused on making places safe, welcoming and inclusive

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Unfair and avoidable differences in health outcomes between groups
PABCAR step that considers whether the target group and community will support the strategy
Type of need identified by comparing one group or community with another
Social justice principle focused on giving extra support to groups experiencing greater barriers
Social justice principle focused on recognising different backgrounds, cultures and needs
Part of PABCAR that weighs up positives and negatives before choosing a strategy
PABCAR step that asks whether the issue can realistically be improved
Group of people with shared characteristics, needs or circumstances relevant to health planning
Needs assessment step where planners decide what actions or interventions will be used
Needs assessment step where planners decide what they want to achieve
PABCAR step where planners choose the most suitable intervention
SEM level focused on local facilities, services, environments and community action

24 Clues: PABCAR step where planners choose the most suitable intervention • Unfair and avoidable differences in health outcomes between groups • Access barrier where a service exists but people cannot pay for it • SEM level that focuses on family, friends, peers and social support • SEM level focused on laws, regulations, taxes and government policies • ...

Health Crossword 2026-05-21

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- distorts your perceptions, thoughts, and mood
- physical activities,volunteering or joining a group/club
- Powerful drug that causes loss of appetite
- Drug is intentionally used improperly
- legal risks of using drugs
- ("shrooms") Weaker LSD and Found in certain mushrooms
- highly addictive drug that causes paranoia, psychotic “meth mites” or “meth worms” due to the destruction of brain tissue
- drugs made with a poppy plant

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- a program that makes you undergo gradual but complete withdrawal from the abused drug under medical supervision
- Makes you energized and alert
- calms you down/relaxes
- an example of a gateway drug that's considered ("weed")
- occurs when each drug’s effect is canceled out or reduced by the other
- improper use of medicines
- occurs when drugs interact to produce effects greater than those that each drug would produce alone
- reduces a person’s potential for harmful behavior
- artificial forms of the hormone testosterone
- very powerful hallucinogen with unpredictable effects
- Myth or fact, Driving while high is better than driving while drunk
- Breathable chemical vapor that produces mind

20 Clues: - calms you down/relaxes • - improper use of medicines • - legal risks of using drugs • - Makes you energized and alert • - drugs made with a poppy plant • - Drug is intentionally used improperly • - Powerful drug that causes loss of appetite • - Breathable chemical vapor that produces mind • - distorts your perceptions, thoughts, and mood • ...

Health crossword 2026-06-02

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A mature reproductive cell
A fertilized egg cell
Cell division creating identical cells
Organ providing nutrients to the fetus
Exact genetic copy of an organism
Organ where a fetus develops
Molecule carrying genetic instructions
Organ that produces sperm
Chemical messenger regulating body processes
Developing baby after eight weeks

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Female reproductive cell
Early stage of development
Cell division creating reproductive cells
Stage when the body matures sexually
Joining of sperm and egg
Organ that produces eggs
Reproduction involving one parent
Male reproductive cell
Structure containing genetic
Unit of heredity from parents
Reproduction involving two parents

21 Clues: A fertilized egg cell • Male reproductive cell • Female reproductive cell • Joining of sperm and egg • Organ that produces eggs • Organ that produces sperm • Early stage of development • A mature reproductive cell • Structure containing genetic • Organ where a fetus develops • Unit of heredity from parents • Reproduction involving one parent • Exact genetic copy of an organism • ...

Health Crossword 2025-09-15

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Something that is truthful
Things you do consistently can be good or bad.
A consistent mindset.
Normal reactions to what is happening in our lives.
Different ways people act.
When someone kills themself.
Excessive fear and worry.
feelings that lead to stress and bad choices.
Lasting impression.
Adjusting the plan.
Something that happens that makes it possible to do something.
Taking action to improve ones overall health.
To look back on your actions.

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A short feeling attached to an outcome.
Places to find things.
An adult you can go to if you have questions or need to tell something to.
Decisions that you make.
The ability to give and receive information.
To make choices that change things.
Doing things more times than one
Is it trustworthy and proven?
Knowing what's happening around you.
A state of persistent hopelessness.
Health An understanding and ability to navigate the events of life.
Reward Something that never diminishes.
A lot of action.
Pleasure A short lived reward.
Control what you can control.
Having optimism perfectly every day.
A mark of shame

30 Clues: A mark of shame • A lot of action. • Lasting impression. • Adjusting the plan. • A consistent mindset. • Places to find things. • Decisions that you make. • Excessive fear and worry. • Something that is truthful • Different ways people act. • When someone kills themself. • Is it trustworthy and proven? • Control what you can control. • To look back on your actions. • ...

health assignment 2025-09-15

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something you do
loss, grief, or despair
joy reliant on a good outcome
adult- someone you can trust
is it truth full
taking action to improve ones overall health
being aware of things
reward- a treasure that lasts a life time
excessive worry and fear
lot of actions
a mark of shame
thinking deeply or carefully about something
happy no matter the out come
control what you can control
the act of improving something

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something you do every day
persistent hopelessness
being able to express yourself to others
feelings you have everyday
places you can get things
the chance for something good
things you do consistantly
a feeling of expectation or desire
pleasure- short term fun
how people act
something you control or choose
if you can rely on someone
the act of taking your life
health- how you process life's events
something that happens as a result of your actions

30 Clues: how people act • lot of actions • a mark of shame • something you do • is it truth full • being aware of things • persistent hopelessness • loss, grief, or despair • excessive worry and fear • places you can get things • something you do every day • feelings you have everyday • things you do consistantly • if you can rely on someone • pleasure- short term fun • the act of taking your life • ...

mental health 2025-09-15

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how well u do somthing over and over agen.
how you afect the world
when u look at ur self
contral what you can cantral
plasher-happeness in a second
how relatinby you are
a costent stress
reword a reword that lasts over time
someting you do over and overagen
you consistinly do.
you have around u
what u fell in the moment

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how you take careof you self
a positive feling over and over agen
mark of shame
filling felings that are overwellming
how you spek
what ou do or not
the over wellming of nothing
feliings felings you have evey day
what you do
how good you fell inside
knowing what is happening is around you.
how you act
adult-

25 Clues: adult- • what you do • how you act • how you spek • mark of shame • a costent stress • what ou do or not • you have around u • you consistinly do. • how relatinby you are • when u look at ur self • how you afect the world • how good you fell inside • what u fell in the moment • how you take careof you self • the over wellming of nothing • contral what you can cantral • plasher-happeness in a second • ...

Mental Health 2026-08-14

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A common sleep disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep or stay asleep.
An inability to stop using a substance or engaging in a behavior despite harmful consequences.
A disorder associated with episodes of mood swings ranging from depressive lows to manic highs.
A state of mental or emotional strain resulting from adverse or very demanding circumstances.
A disorder causing extreme worry, tension, or nervousness about everyday situations.
An extreme or irrational fear of something specific, such as heights or spiders.
The act of intentionally causing one's own death, often linked to severe psychological distress.
A disorder where people have unwanted, repeated thoughts or behaviors they feel driven to do.
An eating disorder causing people to obsess about weight and what they eat.
A learning disorder characterized by difficulty reading due to problems identifying speech sounds.
A chronic condition including attention difficulty, hyperactivity, and impulsiveness.
A developmental condition affecting communication, social interaction, and behavior.

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A personality disorder in which a person has an inflated sense of self-importance.
ATTACK A sudden episode of intense fear that triggers severe physical reactions when there is no real danger.
A personality disorder characterized by unstable moods, behavior, and relationships.
A serious eating disorder marked by binging followed by methods to avoid weight gain.
A mood disorder causing a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest.
A mental condition characterized by delusions of persecution, unwarranted jealousy, or exaggerated suspicion.
A serious mental disorder where people interpret reality abnormally, often causing hallucinations.
A disorder characterized by failure to recover after experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event.
Relating to a dependence on drugs or alcohol, medically known as a substance use disorder.
HEALTH A person’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being.
A decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life, such as memory loss.
HARM The act of deliberately harming one's own body as a way to cope with emotional distress.

24 Clues: An eating disorder causing people to obsess about weight and what they eat. • A common sleep disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep or stay asleep. • A mood disorder causing a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. • An extreme or irrational fear of something specific, such as heights or spiders. • ...

Health Crossword 2026-03-11

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negative reaction to food that does not involve the immune system
think of another word for ore
substance added to food to improve its taste, texture, or appearance
Sources include carrots, green leafy vegetables and sweet patatoes
Sources include almonds, peanuts, and soyabin oil
basic ideal liquid
maintain and builds body cells good for bones and muscles
a persons weight in kilogram divided by the square of height in meters
tough carbohydrates
comes from sugars, short supply of energy

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a disease cause by bacteria or viruses in food is known as
an eating disorder that makes people lose more weight than is considered healthy
Sources include citrus fruits, Barrie's, and tomatoes
whena person eats a much larger amount of food in a short period of time
sources include fatty fish like salmon, egg yolk, and cheese
small amount are needed they provide concentrated supply of energy
Condition in which the body's immune system reacts to substance in some foods
Sources include animal and dairy products
Sources include callard greens kale and spinach
an illness in which a person binges on food or has regular episodes of overeating

20 Clues: basic ideal liquid • tough carbohydrates • think of another word for ore • Sources include animal and dairy products • comes from sugars, short supply of energy • Sources include callard greens kale and spinach • Sources include almonds, peanuts, and soyabin oil • Sources include citrus fruits, Barrie's, and tomatoes • ...

Mental Health 2026-02-25

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the provision of assistance and guidance in resolving personal, social, or psychological problems and difficulties, especially by a professional
a temporary state of mind or feeling
a feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness, often characterized by physical symptoms like a rapid heartbeat, sweating, and tension
characterized by both manic and depressive episodes, or manic ones only
a medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness
knowledge or perception of a situation or fact
bear all or part of the weight of hold up
a condition that alters a person’s behavior or thinking, especially in a way that has an undesirable impact on some aspect of their life
the practice of taking action to preserve or improve one's own health
the process or fact of isolating or being isolated
a mental health condition triggered by experiencing or witnessing terrifying, life-threatening, or violent events
the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties toughness
the internal or external drive, desire, and energy that initiates, guides, and maintains goal-oriented behaviors
the body's natural physical and emotional response to demanding, challenging, or threatening situations
deal effectively with something difficult
the overall subjective evaluation of your own personal worth, value, and competence
the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates

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an expert or specialist in psychology
the action or practice of meditating
the action of stopping something from happening or arising
a set of symptoms indicating a loss of contact with reality, characterized primarily by hallucinations
treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder
the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy
a mark of disgrace, intense disapproval, or discrimination directed at a person or group based on specific, often unfair, perceived characteristics, such as mental illness, race, or social status
the practice of maintaining a nonjudgmental, moment-by-moment awareness of your thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations, and surrounding environment
a serious, common medical illness characterized by a persistent, intense, and long-lasting low mood or loss of interest in activities
a return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength

27 Clues: the action or practice of meditating • a temporary state of mind or feeling • an expert or specialist in psychology • bear all or part of the weight of hold up • deal effectively with something difficult • knowledge or perception of a situation or fact • treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder • the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy • ...

Mental Health 2026-03-16

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Feelings of nervousness before an event or challenge.
The ability to understand another person’s feelings.
A practice involving focused breathing and awareness of the present moment.
The practice of paying attention to thoughts and feelings without judgment.
Emotional support from friends, family, or community.
The process of learning to understand and manage emotions.
A feeling of intense fear that triggers physical reactions.
The ability to stay calm and balanced during difficulties.
A healthy way of expressing feelings without aggression.
Persistent feelings of nervousness and tension.
Techniques used to manage stress and emotional challenges.
The ability to recover from stress or adversity.
Sudden episodes of intense fear accompanied by physical symptoms.
A professional trained to diagnose and treat mental illness medically.
A disorder involving extreme mood swings from highs to lows.
Talking about feelings with someone you trust can provide this.

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A pattern of thoughts that influences how we feel and behave.
Strategies people use to deal with stress or difficult emotions.
Emotional and psychological well-being overall.
Loss of interest or pleasure in activities once enjoyed.
A condition where someone experiences unwanted repetitive thoughts and behaviors.
A mood disorder marked by persistent sadness and low energy.
Mental and emotional strain caused by demanding circumstances.
Feeling emotionally exhausted and overwhelmed by responsibilities.
A traumatic response to a frightening event that continues over time.
A persistent feeling of worry or fear about everyday situations.
A mental state characterized by sadness and loss of interest.
The act of speaking to a professional for psychological support.
Healthy habits like sleep, nutrition, and exercise that support mental health.
A professional who helps people talk through emotional problems.
Techniques used to manage stress and emotional challenges.

31 Clues: Emotional and psychological well-being overall. • Persistent feelings of nervousness and tension. • The ability to recover from stress or adversity. • The ability to understand another person’s feelings. • Feelings of nervousness before an event or challenge. • Emotional support from friends, family, or community. • ...

Health 3.1 2026-03-03

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Sensory receptors responsible for sensations of touch and pressure.
thin membrane that is stretched tightly across the end of the auditory canal like a drum.
Second largest part of the brain.
The actual nerve cells of the body.
Largest part of the brain, consists of two halves.
System Part of the brain that helps generate and regulate emotions and coordinate overall brain activity.
White part of the eye.
Body Contains a nucleus, sends and receives nerve impulses and controls the cell’s growth.
Carry nerve impulses away from the cell body.

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Cord Thick bundle of nerve fibers located within the spinal cavity.
Branching extensions from the cell that receive impulses from other neurons and send them to the cell body.
Nerve endings sensitive to chemicals.
The Transparent portion at the front of the eye.
The Center of the Iris, the opening through which light enters.
The part of the eye that focuses the rays of light.
Snail shaped, fluid-filled chamber within the temporal bone.
How scientists rate the loudness of sound in units.
The Colored part of the eye.
Thin layer of light-sensitive nerve cells.
Receptors A bare nerve ending that reacts to a particular type of strong stimulus.

20 Clues: White part of the eye. • The Colored part of the eye. • Second largest part of the brain. • The actual nerve cells of the body. • Nerve endings sensitive to chemicals. • Thin layer of light-sensitive nerve cells. • Carry nerve impulses away from the cell body. • The Transparent portion at the front of the eye. • Largest part of the brain, consists of two halves. • ...

health class 2026-02-26

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A stimulant drug that speeds up the body.
Substances that change how your body or mind works.
(Blood Alcohol Concentration) The amount of alcohol in someone’s blood.
When someone has drunk too much alcohol.
A poisonous gas found in cigarette smoke.
Sticky, harmful chemicals in cigarette smoke.
An unwanted reaction your body has to a medicine.
Serious liver damage caused by long‑term alcohol use.
When your body gets used to a drug and needs more to feel the same effect.
Tiny hairs in your lungs that help clean the air you breathe.
Drugs used to help you feel better or treat sickness.
Uncomfortable symptoms that happen when someone stops using a drug they’re addicted to.
Smoke from someone else’s cigarette that others breathe in.
A shot that helps protect you from diseases.
Not using alcohol or drugs.
A very dangerous and illegal stimulant drug.

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Drinking a lot of alcohol in a short time.
Medicines you can buy without a doctor’s note.
Medicines a doctor must approve before you can use them.
When the body needs a drug to feel normal.
— When the mind feels like it needs a drug.
Stopping a drug all at once.
The process of removing harmful drugs from the body.
When someone can’t stop using a drug even when it harms them.
The addictive chemical found in tobacco.
A drink that can change how your brain works.
Something that makes you want to keep using it.
Addiction to alcohol.

28 Clues: Addiction to alcohol. • Not using alcohol or drugs. • Stopping a drug all at once. • When someone has drunk too much alcohol. • The addictive chemical found in tobacco. • A stimulant drug that speeds up the body. • A poisonous gas found in cigarette smoke. • Drinking a lot of alcohol in a short time. • When the body needs a drug to feel normal. • ...

health tech 2026-03-23

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paine
nanoteknologia
kaukosäädin
ihmistäjäljittelevä
kesto
synteettinen
teko-
helpottunut
aivoaalto
tulehtunut
molempikätinen
hermo
käyttöliittymä
lopettaa
kopio
teho
kangistunut
keinotekoinen
anturi
pysyvä
esine
kohtuullinen
kätevä
tajuissaan
jälki
ihmisrobotti
silkka
selkäranka
välähtää
sikiö
taapero
halvaus
pyyhkijä
myoelektroninen

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lyhytaikainen
tavallinen
tilaustyönätehty
arpi
poikkeuksellinen
keskiverto
langattomasti
makuuhaava
neliraajahalvaantunut
hankala
vahvistus
lihas
kipsi
naurettava
hoito
sopukka
halvaantunut
hyvinpieni
toipuminen
vakavasti
verenvuodatus
pisara
peukalo
alkio
sädetys
kyberneettinen
ote
aistimus
solu

63 Clues: ote • arpi • teho • solu • paine • kesto • teko- • hermo • lihas • kopio • kipsi • hoito • esine • jälki • sikiö • alkio • anturi • pysyvä • pisara • kätevä • silkka • hankala • sopukka • peukalo • taapero • sädetys • halvaus • lopettaa • välähtää • pyyhkijä • aistimus • aivoaalto • vahvistus • vakavasti • tavallinen • keskiverto • makuuhaava • tulehtunut • naurettava • hyvinpieni • toipuminen • tajuissaan • selkäranka • kaukosäädin • helpottunut • kangistunut • synteettinen • ...

Health Problems 2026-03-27

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Air suddenly comes from the nose
Medicine that reduces pain
Small organism that causes infection
Suddenly lose consciousness
Person who helps the doctor
Place for sick or injured people
Heartbeat per minute
Person who treats sick people
Common illness with runny nose and cough
Need to drink water
Place to buy medicine
Uncomfortable feeling in the body
Chair for people who cannot walk
Not awake and not aware
Serious situation needing fast help
Nose is blocked
High body temperature

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Want to sleep and rest
Being very overweight and unhealthy
Frequent trips to the toilet with liquid stool
Vehicle for sick or injured people
Skin looks very white
Red spots on the skin
Damage to the body
Pain in the head
Breathing problem in the lungs
Throwing up food
Pain in the stomach
Feeling like the room is spinning
Reaction to food dust or pollen
Want to eat food
Liquid comes from the nose
Pain in the tooth
No strength in the body
Feeling unwell
Air comes strongly from the throat

36 Clues: Feeling unwell • Nose is blocked • Pain in the head • Throwing up food • Want to eat food • Pain in the tooth • Damage to the body • Pain in the stomach • Need to drink water • Heartbeat per minute • Skin looks very white • Red spots on the skin • Place to buy medicine • High body temperature • Want to sleep and rest • No strength in the body • Not awake and not aware • Medicine that reduces pain • ...

Health Terms 2026-09-23

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— Microscopic, single-celled organisms; some can cause disease.
— An epidemic that spreads across many countries or around the world.
— A single-celled microorganism; some bacteria can cause disease.
— The process of spreading a disease from one person, animal, or source to another.
— A person, animal, or environment where a pathogen normally lives and can multiply.
— A disease that can spread between animals and humans.
— The number of new cases of a disease that occur in a population during a certain period of time.
— The total number of people who have a disease in a population at a certain time.
— A disease that is regularly found in a particular area or population.

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— When a pathogen enters the body and begins to grow or reproduce.
— A living organism, such as a mosquito or tick, that spreads a disease-causing pathogen.
— A microorganism that can cause disease.
— A tiny infectious agent that enters living cells and uses them to reproduce.
— Describes an organism that lives on or inside another organism and gets nutrients from it.
— A treatment that helps protect a person from a specific disease by training the immune system to recognize and fight it.
— A sudden increase in the number of disease cases in a particular area or population.
— An organism such as mold or yeast that can sometimes cause infections.
Santacruz- Does wrestling for rutherford
— The study of how diseases spread, occur, and affect groups of people.
— A type of bacteria that usually spreads through infected ticks, fleas, lice, or mites.

20 Clues: Santacruz- Does wrestling for rutherford • — A microorganism that can cause disease. • — A disease that can spread between animals and humans. • — Microscopic, single-celled organisms; some can cause disease. • — A single-celled microorganism; some bacteria can cause disease. • — When a pathogen enters the body and begins to grow or reproduce. • ...

HEALTH (Retake) 2026-09-28

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to make someone with an illness healthy again
to force air out of your lungs through your throat with a short, loud sound
not able to breathe
a stick with a handle and a part that fits around your lower arm that you use for support if you have difficulty in walking
physical harm or damage to someone's body caused by an accident or an attack
to empty the contents of the stomach through the mouth
a damaged area of the body, such as a cut or hole in the skin or flesh made by a weapon
...down on sugar = reduce the amount of sugar you consume
another name for PAIN
to become completely well again after an illness or injury
take a ... for the worse = to deteriorate
an infectious disease that causes painful swelling in the neck and slight fever
a serious illness in which one or both lungs become swollen and filled with liquid
a judgment about what a particular illness or problem is, made after examining it
a medical condition that causes stiffness and pain in the joints
infection of an ear
...up an infection = to become infected
the act of shaking slightly because you are frightened, cold or ill
an injury or mark where the skin is darker in colour, often as a result of being hit by something
feel under the ... = to feel unwell
a piece of cloth that is tied around the neck for supporting a broken arm
another name for influenza
plastic ... = a form of operation which changes your appearance somehow
a disease that you can get from the bite of a mosquito causing periods of fever and making you shiver
an illness in which the appendix is infected and painful and usually needs to be removed in an operation
inflamation of the liver

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breaking of a bone
a skin disease common in young people, in which small, red spots appear on the face and neck
a thick substance, usually containing medicine, that is put on the skin where it is sore or where there is an injury, in order to cure it
a disease which children can suffer from, in which the bones become soft and not shaped correctly
come ... = to regain consciousness after you have fainted
a painful infection of the eyes that makes them red and makes the eyelids swollen
a disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood
...throat = painful throat
a painful burning feeling in the lower chest caused by the stomach not digesting food correctly
a person who is trained to do medical work, especially in an emergency, but who is not a doctor or nurse
...out = to faint
a person who is trained to prepare and give out medicines in a hospital or a drug store
come ... with a cold = to catch a cold
hearing-... = unable to hear well
look the ... of health = in full health
condition that makes it difficult for someone to do some things that other people do
an inability to stop doing or using something, especially something harmful:
a lot of small red spots on the skin
as ... as rain = in full health
artificial teeth worn by people who do not have their own teeth
...fever = pollen allergy
a piece of medical equipment used e.g. for taking blood
a long, narrow piece of cloth that is tied around an injury or a part of someone's body that has been hurt
special thread used to join the edges of a deep cut in the skin

50 Clues: ...out = to faint • breaking of a bone • not able to breathe • infection of an ear • another name for PAIN • inflamation of the liver • ...fever = pollen allergy • ...throat = painful throat • another name for influenza • as ... as rain = in full health • hearing-... = unable to hear well • feel under the ... = to feel unwell • a lot of small red spots on the skin • ...

Health vocabulary 2026-09-21

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A reaction to something that is usually harmless.
A tiny agent that can cause illness.
The condition of your body and mind.
Something used to treat an illness.
A place where sick or injured people receive care.
A person who cares for patients.
Damage to your body.
Pain in your head.
done to help an illness or injury.

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A dark mark after an injury.
The food and drinks a person usually has.
A high body temperature.
Material used to cover and protect an injury.
A nutrient your body needs to stay healthy.
A person who treats sick people.
Feeling like you might lose your balance.
A sign of an illness.
A sudden sound to clear your throat or lungs.
A feeling of pressure or worry.
An unpleasant physical feeling.

20 Clues: Pain in your head. • Damage to your body. • A sign of an illness. • A high body temperature. • A dark mark after an injury. • A feeling of pressure or worry. • An unpleasant physical feeling. • A person who treats sick people. • A person who cares for patients. • done to help an illness or injury. • Something used to treat an illness. • A tiny agent that can cause illness. • ...

Animal Health 2026-10-02

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a blunt need that is inserted into the opening of a teat
diseases that cannot be spread through contact with other animals
the process for treating animals for external parasites
a plant or animal that carries a disease
a material that kills disease organisms
medication used for treating horses for worms
when a fairly large amount of liquid medication is force-fed to an animal by mouth
injection site in a vein
a device used to place a pill in an animal's throat
injection site in a muscle

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injection site that is under the skin
slender worms that are tapered on both ends
a method of getting drugs to the site of the infection
very small flat worms
microscopic, one celled animals
animal an animal in or on which disease organisms and/or harmful parasites live
a disease that should no longer be affected by the disease organims
injection site between layers of the skin
injection site into the rumen
diseases that can be passed on to other animals

20 Clues: very small flat worms • injection site in a vein • injection site in a muscle • injection site into the rumen • microscopic, one celled animals • injection site that is under the skin • a material that kills disease organisms • a plant or animal that carries a disease • injection site between layers of the skin • slender worms that are tapered on both ends • ...

Mental Health 2026-09-05

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Professional treatment involving talking and other therapeutic approaches
The opposite of agitated
Overall health and well-being
Activities that support physical and emotional well-being
An emotion often associated with frustration or perceived injustice
The ability to recover from difficult experiences
The mental or physical response to pressure
A feeling such as anger, sadness, or happiness
An idea or mental process

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A deeply distressing or disturbing experience
A healthy state between competing areas of life
Paying attention to the present moment
An emotional response to perceived danger
Ways of managing difficult emotions or situations
Something often used to calm the nervous system
A professional who provides mental health treatment
A condition often involving persistent sadness and loss of interest
The process of becoming healthier emotionally or physically
Excessive worry or fear
A person's emotional state

20 Clues: Excessive worry or fear • The opposite of agitated • An idea or mental process • A person's emotional state • Overall health and well-being • Paying attention to the present moment • An emotional response to perceived danger • The mental or physical response to pressure • A deeply distressing or disturbing experience • A feeling such as anger, sadness, or happiness • ...

HEALTH (Retake) 2026-10-18

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to make someone with an illness healthy again
to force air out of your lungs through your throat with a short, loud sound
not able to breathe
a stick with a handle and a part that fits around your lower arm that you use for support if you have difficulty in walking
physical harm or damage to someone's body caused by an accident or an attack
to empty the contents of the stomach through the mouth
a damaged area of the body, such as a cut or hole in the skin or flesh made by a weapon
...down on sugar = reduce the amount of sugar you consume
another name for PAIN
to become completely well again after an illness or injury
take a ... for the worse = to deteriorate
an infectious disease that causes painful swelling in the neck and slight fever
a serious illness in which one or both lungs become swollen and filled with liquid
a judgment about what a particular illness or problem is, made after examining it
a medical condition that causes stiffness and pain in the joints
infection of an ear
...up an infection = to become infected
the act of shaking slightly because you are frightened, cold or ill
an injury or mark where the skin is darker in colour, often as a result of being hit by something
feel under the ... = to feel unwell
a piece of cloth that is tied around the neck for supporting a broken arm
another name for flu
plastic ... = a form of operation which changes your appearance somehow
a disease that you can get from the bite of a mosquito causing periods of fever and making you shiver
an illness in which the appendix is infected and painful and usually needs to be removed in an operation
inflamation of the liver

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breaking of a bone
a skin disease common in young people, in which small, red spots appear on the face and neck
a thick substance, usually containing medicine, that is put on the skin where it is sore or where there is an injury, in order to cure it
a disease which children can suffer from, in which the bones become soft and not shaped correctly
come ... = to regain consciousness after you have fainted
a painful infection of the eyes that makes them red and makes the eyelids swollen
a disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood
...throat = painful throat
a painful burning feeling in the lower chest caused by the stomach not digesting food correctly
a person who is trained to do medical work, especially in an emergency, but who is not a doctor or nurse
...out = to faint
a person who is trained to prepare and give out medicines in a hospital or a drug store
come ... with a cold = to catch a cold
hearing-... = unable to hear well
look the ... of health = in full health
condition that makes it difficult for someone to do some things that other people do
an inability to stop doing or using something, especially something harmful:
a lot of small red spots on the skin
as ... as rain = in full health
artificial teeth worn by people who do not have their own teeth
...fever = pollen allergy
a piece of medical equipment used e.g. for taking blood
a long, narrow piece of cloth that is tied around an injury or a part of someone's body that has been hurt
special thread used to join the edges of a deep cut in the skin

50 Clues: ...out = to faint • breaking of a bone • not able to breathe • infection of an ear • another name for flu • another name for PAIN • inflamation of the liver • ...fever = pollen allergy • ...throat = painful throat • as ... as rain = in full health • hearing-... = unable to hear well • feel under the ... = to feel unwell • a lot of small red spots on the skin • ...

Using Health Information 2025-10-16

Using Health Information crossword puzzle

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anyone who purchases goods and services.
illegal activity related to health products and services such as false label information.
the process of advocating for the health of families and communities by sharing health information.
Drinking Celsius will improve your study skills and grades!
theories and health claims that are described as science-based when they are not.
to take actions that show support.
ability to locate and evaluate and apply and communicate information pertaining to health
the practice of always seeking to gather new information and learn new skills.

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Trust me I'm a licensed doctor.
a federal organization that regulates and ensures the safety of food health products and medications.
If you don't take Nature's Way Vitamins you will develop a disease by the age of 40.
Post Malone loves our t-shirts so you will too!
Nike is trending so don’t be the last to try them!
body of knowledge based on observation and experimentation- answers questions about the natural world.

14 Clues: Trust me I'm a licensed doctor. • to take actions that show support. • anyone who purchases goods and services. • Post Malone loves our t-shirts so you will too! • Nike is trending so don’t be the last to try them! • Drinking Celsius will improve your study skills and grades! • the practice of always seeking to gather new information and learn new skills. • ...

Indian Healthcare Systems & Services - Wrap-Up 2014-10-26

Indian Healthcare Systems & Services - Wrap-Up crossword puzzle

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global innovation from BoP
disruptive innovation in Indian elderly health (starts with a P)
cost quality and patient
medical arms race
Paul Polman of Unilever's on what deters MNC in BoP-markets (starts with a S)
easing paper-work in health insurance
double-diping in reimbursement after my care.
year round consumption of pills (usually)

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optimal buttons (starts with a P).
solution to demand/supply gap in healthcare (think far-east)
infant mortality (think products)
gdp and health
i don't need a MRI but the doctor did one on me nevertheless!
agile innovation @ BOP (you do this with your devices)
as an insurance firm i like this type of 'selection'
i can price my product independently in Indian health insurance since 2007 because of this law
ex-ante and ex-post

17 Clues: gdp and health • medical arms race • ex-ante and ex-post • cost quality and patient • global innovation from BoP • infant mortality (think products) • optimal buttons (starts with a P). • easing paper-work in health insurance • year round consumption of pills (usually) • double-diping in reimbursement after my care. • as an insurance firm i like this type of 'selection' • ...

Stress 2024-05-15

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causes you to be challenged enough to pursue goals
a possible physical result of too much stress
a possible social result of too much stress
the area of health that deals with the body
the area of health that deals with relationships
one that tends to anticipate the worst outcome
hurried sickness
when stress reaches a level causing depression, confusion & exhaustion
one that tends to anticipate the best possible outcome
the stimulus that triggers the stress

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a possible mental result of too much stress
a possible spiritual result of too much stress
the area of health that deals with God
overwhelming feeling of hopelessness or worthlessness
internal or external reaction to a situation
the area of health that deals with the mind
calmer, more patient, less hurried

17 Clues: hurried sickness • calmer, more patient, less hurried • the stimulus that triggers the stress • the area of health that deals with God • a possible mental result of too much stress • a possible social result of too much stress • the area of health that deals with the body • the area of health that deals with the mind • internal or external reaction to a situation • ...

CG CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2024-08-20

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IP is the abbreviation for
A tool that provides patients with an accurate estimate of their financial responsibility for desired medical services.
The professional's time in patient care compared to the number of hours worked.
The amount of money a person pays before their insurance policy starts paying for covered expenses.
A written order from a primary care provider (PCP) to a patient to see a specialist or another provider.
The expenses a patient pays for medical care that are not covered by their health insurance plan.
A health plan process that requires a health care provider to get approval from a health insurer before providing a service.

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The percentage of a covered health care service's cost that a patient pays after meeting their deductible.
When an insurance company or payer refuses to pay for some or all of a medical claim.
A request for approval to an insurance company for a service that has already been provided to a patient.
EHR System SSM uses
A preliminary pre-authorization number from a patient's insurance payer
A fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service after you've paid your deductible.
A short, stand-up meeting that teams use to manage quality and safety, and to improve patient outcomes.
A request to an insurance company or the Health Insurance Marketplace to review a decision that denies a benefit or payment.

15 Clues: EHR System SSM uses • IP is the abbreviation for • A preliminary pre-authorization number from a patient's insurance payer • The professional's time in patient care compared to the number of hours worked. • When an insurance company or payer refuses to pay for some or all of a medical claim. • ...

AHP Compliance Crossword 2021-11-03

AHP Compliance Crossword crossword puzzle

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Latest Plan to Plan contract approved
Eligible employees may take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave under this act
Review of an Adverse Benefit Determination
You can call the _______ to report a compliance concern
Notice of _____ Practices
Health Insurance ___________ and Accountability Act
Guide and resource to help employees in making the right choices
An expression of dissatisfaction about any matter other than an Adverse Benefit Determination

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Protected _________ Information
Required upon hire, annually, and upon updates
Fraud, ______ and Abuse
Occupational Safety and Health ________
Type of email for confidential information
A formal letter from a MCP informing a member of the outcome of the appeal of an adverse benefit determination
An impermissible use or disclosure of protected health information
Type of Knox-Keene License we have
Required if a vendor is a business associate

17 Clues: Fraud, ______ and Abuse • Protected _________ Information • Notice of _____ Practices • Type of Knox-Keene License we have • Latest Plan to Plan contract approved • Occupational Safety and Health ________ • Review of an Adverse Benefit Determination • Type of email for confidential information • Required if a vendor is a business associate • ...

TULA CROSSWORD 2025-07-23

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A package the members receive in the mail that contains all the equipment needed to start their journey with LIVE TULA
A starting point that gives us a clear picture of where the member is right now
Higher A1C levels are associated with and increased risk of diabetes-related ________
A tool within the app that members can use to monitor and track variables that might effect their health
The inner drive that helps members stay committed to their health goals, even when it gets tough
A chance for the Health Coach to share their background, explain the program, ask about medications, and highlight the importance of regular physician blood checks
Guidelines that limit scope of to appropriate, professional conversation to protect both the coach and the member’s time, energy, and focus.
Based on the member’s medications, the Health Coach provides guidance on ______-_____ blood checks
Obstacles that prevent members from following through on their health goals
The ADA recommends an A1C of less than this percent for many adults with diabetes
The extent to which a member follows their agreed-upon health plan

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a trained professional who helps members make changes that support their diabetes management through motivational interviewing and creating actionable goals around lifestyle
a brief speech that outlines who you are as a HealthCoach. The name comes from the notion that the speech should be delivered in the short time period of an elevator ride
Clear, consistent standards communicated by the Health Coach that members can count on and are encouraged to follow. These include what members can hope for from the coaching experience, and what is hoped that they will adhere to in return
Verification of this is needed before discussing any personal health information
Regularly checking glucose and A1C helps track progress, guide treatment decisions, and keep everyone—members, physicians, and the Tula Team—informed
Hormone produced in the pancreas that helps regulate blood sugar levels
A blood test used to measure average blood sugar levels over a period of 2-3 months

18 Clues: The extent to which a member follows their agreed-upon health plan • Hormone produced in the pancreas that helps regulate blood sugar levels • Obstacles that prevent members from following through on their health goals • A starting point that gives us a clear picture of where the member is right now • ...

Australia's Health System 2020-05-11

Australia's Health System crossword puzzle

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Government provided lifesaving and disease prevention medication to the community at a subsidised cost
financial resources that are provided to keep the health system adequately staffed and resourced
2% of taxable income paid by most tax payers (except low income earners)
The name of the incentive created by the government to encourage young people to take out private health insurance
The amount Medicare will contribute to selected procedures
An example of a service/treatment medicare will subsidise the cost of
ensuring an efficient health workforce and system, promoting disease prevention and early intervention, ensuring adequate funding and regulation of the health system and research and monitoring
giving people access to health care based on what they need to be healthy rather than the same thing for everyone

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You pay a premium for this in order to help cover health related costs not covered by medicare
If a person qualifies for the NDIS the first step is to create an ______
when a doctor or specialist charges only the scheduled fee
- Australia's universal health insurance scheme
promotes equity by providing extra financial assistance for people who incur significant out of pocket costs for medications over a 12 month period.
when only part of the cost of medication is covered the patient must the make a _______
Provides services and supports for people with permanent disabilities, their families and carers

15 Clues: - Australia's universal health insurance scheme • The amount Medicare will contribute to selected procedures • when a doctor or specialist charges only the scheduled fee • An example of a service/treatment medicare will subsidise the cost of • If a person qualifies for the NDIS the first step is to create an ______ • ...

insurances 2021-01-04

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type of health insurance plan
is the length of time during which an insurance policyholder or their dependants may file and receive payment for a covered event
product that provides an insured party with protection against claims resulting from injuries and damage to other people or property
health care items or services covered under a health insurance plan.
can have a yearly and or a lifetime maximum dollar limit
insurance a generic term applying to all types of insurance indemnifying or reimbursing for losses
is the amount that you must pay out of your own pocket
care system of health care delivery that attempts to influence the utilization quality and cost of services provided
is the actual cost of your insurance plan

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network is a list of doctors or other health care providers
is the person or entity you name in a life insurance policy to receive the death benefit
written promise of coverage given to an individual,family,or group of covered individuals
a payment made by a beneficiary
benefits insurance required buy state or federal law
type of insurance in which the insured pays a share of the payment made against a claim.
maintenance organization a medical group plan that provides physician and clinical services
a term commonly used by health insurance companies to designate any healthcare provider
property insurance denotes a natural or man made disaster
a state assistance program, passed under title xviii of the social security amendments of 1965

19 Clues: type of health insurance plan • a payment made by a beneficiary • is the actual cost of your insurance plan • benefits insurance required buy state or federal law • is the amount that you must pay out of your own pocket • can have a yearly and or a lifetime maximum dollar limit • property insurance denotes a natural or man made disaster • ...

Health Vocabulary 2013-09-08

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Things you inherit from family members.
How much someone can understand about health so that they change their ways.
Decisions to avoid harmful behaviors.
All of the surrounding's and people you have been around is equal to your _______ sum total.
Potential health threats.
The belief's and behaviors of a group of people.
A way to keep a person free from disease.

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The overall state of your body is determined by your_______?
An overall state of total health.
The behaviors one person uses that helps determine their state of health.
People who are the same age as you and share similar thoughts.
Beliefs that an individual finds important.

12 Clues: Potential health threats. • An overall state of total health. • Decisions to avoid harmful behaviors. • Things you inherit from family members. • A way to keep a person free from disease. • Beliefs that an individual finds important. • The belief's and behaviors of a group of people. • The overall state of your body is determined by your_______? • ...

Nursing Career Pathways 2014-03-17

Nursing Career Pathways crossword puzzle

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This level of nurse is more likely to obtain a master's degree or higher
A person who was born during the demographic Post–World War II baby boom between the years 1946 and 1964.
The right to make a decision and take control within the nursing scope of practice
Created to evaluate the quality and service of practice. (minimal expectations for providing safe patient care).
Abbreviation for the AACN's 2006 proposal to be the new standard for advanced practice nurses by 2015
Abbreviation for the committee involved with the policy making amongst ANA.
a US law aimed at reforming the American health care system with its main focus on providing more Americans with access to affordable health insurance, improving the quality of health care and health insurance, regulating the health insurance industry, and reducing health care spending in the US.
Region projected to have the highest nursing shortage
This group now outnumbers African Americans as the largest minority group
Being entrusted with particular functions based off of gained nursing knowledge which leads to specific developed competencies

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Position in which nurses may hold in representation of region or state.
An expert in a defined area of knowledge and practice in a selected clinical area of nursing
First providers to see clearly when and how the health care system is not effectively meeting patient needs
Responsible for self and others behaviors and outcomes in one’s professional role.
Agreement amongst states to share the licensure terms for nurses' scope of practice.
Requirements for this advanced degree include completing an accredited program, obtaining national certification and completing a specified number of clinical hours
Allows for control of practice and central beliefs (values, duties, and commitments)

17 Clues: Region projected to have the highest nursing shortage • Position in which nurses may hold in representation of region or state. • This level of nurse is more likely to obtain a master's degree or higher • This group now outnumbers African Americans as the largest minority group • Abbreviation for the committee involved with the policy making amongst ANA. • ...

Nursing Career Pathways 2014-03-17

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The right to make a decision and take control within the nursing scope of practice
Allows for control of practice and central beliefs (values, duties, and commitments)
This level of nurse is more likely to obtain a master's degree or higher
First providers to see clearly when and how the health care system is not effectively meeting patient needs
Created to evaluate the quality and service of practice. (minimal expectations for providing safe patient care).
Responsible for self and others behaviors and outcomes in one’s professional role.
An expert in a defined area of knowledge and practice in a selected clinical area of nursing

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A person who was born during the demographic Post–World War II baby boom between the years 1946 and 1964.
Being entrusted with particular functions based off of gained nursing knowledge which leads to specific developed competencies
Requirements for this advanced degree include completing an accredited program, obtaining national certification and completing a specified number of clinical hours
a US law aimed at reforming the American health care system with its main focus on providing more Americans with access to affordable health insurance, improving the quality of health care and health insurance, regulating the health insurance industry, and reducing health care spending in the US.
Abbreviation for the committee involved with the policy making amongst ANA.
Agreement amongst states to share the licensure terms for nurses' scope of practice.
Abbreviation for the AACN's 2006 proposal to be the new standard for advanced practice nurses by 2015
Region projected to have the highest nursing shortage
This group now outnumbers African Americans as the largest minority group
Position in which nurses may hold in representation of region or state.

social 9 chapter 8 2025-05-07

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platform: A political party’s set of beliefs, values, and goals they promote during an election.
policy: A government's plan for managing a country's economy through taxation, spending, and regulation.
evasion: Illegally avoiding paying taxes by hiding income or information.
economy: An economy where private businesses make most of the decisions about what to produce and sell, based on supply and demand.
care: Services provided to maintain or improve people's health, like doctor visits, hospital care, and medication.
assistance: Financial help from the government for people who have little or no income.
and Services Tax (GST): A federal sales tax applied to most goods and services in Canada.
health care: Health services paid for by individuals or private insurance, not funded by the government.
tax: A tax paid by consumers on the purchase of goods and services.

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health care: A health care system funded by taxes where medical services are provided to all citizens, often at no direct cost.
The financial gain made in a business when revenue is higher than expenses.
market: Illegal buying and selling of goods and services, often to avoid taxes or laws.
Money paid regularly by the government or a private company to people after they retire or to those unable to work.
economy: Economic activities that are not reported to the government and therefore not taxed.
program: A service provided by the government to reduce economic inequalities and promote the well-being of citizens (e.g., health care, income assistance).
tax: Money collected by the government from people’s earnings.
The system where governments collect money from citizens and businesses to pay for public services and programs.
base: The total amount of income, property, or goods that can be taxed by the government.
insurance: A plan that helps cover medical expenses in exchange for regular payments (called premiums).
economy: An economic system combining private business with government regulation and social programs.

20 Clues: The financial gain made in a business when revenue is higher than expenses. • tax: Money collected by the government from people’s earnings. • tax: A tax paid by consumers on the purchase of goods and services. • and Services Tax (GST): A federal sales tax applied to most goods and services in Canada. • ...

insurance vocab 2021-02-17

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No PCP required, you may choose any preferred provider, and usually the most expensive plan.
decision made by your health insurer determining what services may be covered.
Provides low-cost health insurance to children in families that earn too much money to qualify for medicaid, but not enough for private insurance.
A health benefits program to help share the cost for health care services with eligible beneficiaries (veterans)
A specified amount of money that the insured must be paid before receiving covered care.
rule, The earliest birthday determines which spouse´s plan is primary and who´s is secondary.
compensation, If an employee is injured without breaking any work guidelines, the company´s insurance will cover the medical bills
a type of insurance in which the insured pays a share of the payment made against a claim
of benefits, Transfers the insurance claims rights/benefits to a third-party, who then has the authority to file a claim, make repair decisions, and collect insurance payments without the involvement of the homeowner.

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and state health insurance for low-income families and individuals
Requires a PCP, you are required to stay within a specific network, and usually the cheapest plan.
of benefits, statement sent from your insurance company providing details concerning payment for services rendered.
The fee paid for providing services for a certain number of people.
the amount of money you pay a company to cover your medical bills
a fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service after you have paid your deductible
designed specifically for Americans 65 years old or older and for the disabled
condition, Health companies cannot refuse or cover, or charge you more because of this.

17 Clues: the amount of money you pay a company to cover your medical bills • and state health insurance for low-income families and individuals • The fee paid for providing services for a certain number of people. • decision made by your health insurer determining what services may be covered. • ...

Healthcare Crossword 2025-07-24

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The range of services your health plan will pay for.
Health reform law also known as Obamacare, for short.
Another word for doctor.
Federal health insurance for seniors.
A hospital, clinic, or doctor who gives you care.
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Requirement status to join a health plan.

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The amount you pay before insurance starts covering.
A request for payment sent to your insurance.
Hawai‘i based University Health Alliance, for short.
A set fee you pay at each doctor visit.
The process of signing up for insurance.

12 Clues: Clues • Another word for doctor. • Federal health insurance for seniors. • A set fee you pay at each doctor visit. • The process of signing up for insurance. • Requirement status to join a health plan. • A request for payment sent to your insurance. • A hospital, clinic, or doctor who gives you care. • The amount you pay before insurance starts covering. • ...

Mental health awareness 2026-07-01

Mental health awareness crossword puzzle

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treatment that helps people manage mental health
being fully aware of the present moment
compulsion to keep using a harmful substance
mental health affects someone internal social and… well being
returning to a substance after recovering

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a mental health condition full of sadness and loss of interest
alcohol and drug abuse is?
symptoms after stopping a substance
help given by others
giving up substances completely or avoiding them
type of people who can suffer from mental health
process of getting better after mental health

12 Clues: help given by others • alcohol and drug abuse is? • symptoms after stopping a substance • being fully aware of the present moment • returning to a substance after recovering • compulsion to keep using a harmful substance • process of getting better after mental health • giving up substances completely or avoiding them • treatment that helps people manage mental health • ...

MOP110 Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-06

MOP110 Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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Non-Participating Provider
Second surgical opinion
Uniform bill (claim form) for hospital office visit
Civilian Health, and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services
Participating Provider
Explanation of benefits
Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
Provider Identification Number
Inpatient Prospective Payment System
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981
Federal Employment Compensation Act
Medicare/Medicaid crossover
Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System
World Health Organization
Diagnosis-related Groups
Third Party Administrators
Independent Practice Association
Integrated Provider Organization
Medicare Administrative Contractor
Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group
Electronic Data Interchange
Managed Care Organization
subjective, objective, assessment, plan
Centers for Medicare, and Medicaid Services

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Resource Based Relative Value System
Place of Service
Optical Character Reader (shows up on NCCT)
Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Veteran Affairs
Primary Care Provider
Advanced Beneficiary Notice
Electronic Funds Transfer
Related Value Unit
National Provider Identifier
Current Procedural Terminology
Electronic Remittance Advice
Office of Workers Compensation Program
International Classification of Diseases
Electronic Healthcare Record
Healthcare Common Procedural Coding System
Protected Health Information
Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Americans with Disabilities Act
Healthcare Maintenance Organization
Durable Medical Equipment
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Preferred Provider Organization
Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act

47 Clues: Place of Service • Related Value Unit • Primary Care Provider • Participating Provider • Second surgical opinion • Explanation of benefits • Diagnosis-related Groups • Electronic Funds Transfer • World Health Organization • Durable Medical Equipment • Managed Care Organization • Non-Participating Provider • Third Party Administrators • Advanced Beneficiary Notice • ...

FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING SEATWORK #1 2023-06-13

FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING SEATWORK #1 crossword puzzle

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Beginning nursing student or any nurse entering a situation in which there is no previous level of experience
FORMERLY KNOWN AS RN HEALS
LOWEST IN THE HIERARCHY OF NEEDS BY MASLOW'S
dean where there is a peak period for the nursing program in terms of enrollment in EAC
ONE OF THE LARGEST CATEGORY OF HEALTH WORKERS IN PH
EXCEPTION TO THE DEVOLUTION PATHWAY
All the activities whose primary purpose is to promote, restore or maintain health
statement of philosophical ideals of right and wrong that define the principles you will use to provide care to your patients.
LEVEL OF TRAINING/TEACHING HOSPITAL
DE AGUINALDO ORGANIZED FILIPINO RED CROSS

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Defines health as a positive, dynamic state, not merely the absence of disease.
effectivity is central to the nurse-patient relationship
SCHOOL OF MIDWIFERY BEGINNING OF EACATALINA_C
is an essential element of professional nursing that involves the initiation of independent nursing interventions without medical orders.
POOLED RESOURCES IN THE ILHZ
THE ONE THAT KNOWN TO BEWITCHED THE SICK
The registered nurse develops a plan that prescribes strategies to attain expected, measurable outcomes.
REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER IS WHAT TYPE OF PUBLIC SECTOR?
FIRST COLLEGE TO OFFER BSN AS 4 YEAR PROGRAM
state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

20 Clues: FORMERLY KNOWN AS RN HEALS • POOLED RESOURCES IN THE ILHZ • EXCEPTION TO THE DEVOLUTION PATHWAY • LEVEL OF TRAINING/TEACHING HOSPITAL • THE ONE THAT KNOWN TO BEWITCHED THE SICK • DE AGUINALDO ORGANIZED FILIPINO RED CROSS • LOWEST IN THE HIERARCHY OF NEEDS BY MASLOW'S • FIRST COLLEGE TO OFFER BSN AS 4 YEAR PROGRAM • SCHOOL OF MIDWIFERY BEGINNING OF EACATALINA_C • ...

Mental wellness 2026-04-03

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A mental health framework recognising multiple environmental layers of influence
A psychological therapy focused on changing thoughts and behaviours
A process where gut imbalance increases disease risk through microbial disruption
The interaction between biological, psychological, and social factors in health
A major global health organisation defining mental health beyond absence of illness
INTENTIONBEHAVIOURGAP The behavioural gap between wanting to change and actually doing it
A behavioural technique involving tracking actions to improve awareness and adherence
A key dietary pattern characterised by excess sugar, salt, and saturated fat intake
A condition where arteries narrow due to plaque buildup from high LDL cholesterol
components that feed gut bacteria and support metabolic health
A group of diseases involving uncontrolled abnormal cell growth
A risk factor involving prolonged sitting and low movement levels
A planning strategy that prepares for barriers to maintain behaviour change

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A cluster of risk factors including high blood pressure and abdominal fat
The communication system linking gut microbiota and brain function
A chronic condition driven by insulin resistance often linked to long-term dietary imbalance
The tendency for behaviours to become automatic through repeated context-based actions
A psychological strategy using “If–Then” plans to increase follow-through
A model explaining behaviour as a result of capability, opportunity, and motivation
Excess body fat accumulation due to long-term energy surplus

20 Clues: Excess body fat accumulation due to long-term energy surplus • components that feed gut bacteria and support metabolic health • A group of diseases involving uncontrolled abnormal cell growth • A risk factor involving prolonged sitting and low movement levels • The communication system linking gut microbiota and brain function • ...

factors 2024-10-09

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some tangata will be dependent on you, whereas others will have the support of
support for having a healthy diet, losing weight and getting physically fit.
a person relies on others for support for day-to-day tasks.
term support is sometimes needed due to an accident, health event or change in personal circumstances.
social wellbeing and being connected to whenua
physical wellbeing
long support is required on an ongoing basis due to disability or other health needs.
protection from environmental factors that could lead to which risk
a sense of belonging and
of life support often focuses on palliative care and on the quality of remaining life.
Tangata accessing community health services will have a broad range of characteristics you may need to consider when providing

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a person looks to another person for mutual support, usually from whānau or friends.
‘to make fit again’ is about restoring skills following a health event or accident.
Some people will work towards total independence, while others can only aim to
People seeking support services will be seeking to support or improve their
spiritual wellbeing
a person doesn’t need any support for day-to-day tasks.
mental and emotional wellbeing
when one or more dimension is out of balance, wellbeing can be
employment or activities to keep them

20 Clues: physical wellbeing • spiritual wellbeing • a sense of belonging and • mental and emotional wellbeing • employment or activities to keep them • social wellbeing and being connected to whenua • a person doesn’t need any support for day-to-day tasks. • a person relies on others for support for day-to-day tasks. • when one or more dimension is out of balance, wellbeing can be • ...

concept of DASH diet 2025-03-21

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Limiting consumption of this can help lower blood pressure.
Found in vegetables, fruits, and nuts, reducing oxidative stress.
Found in bananas, oranges, and spinach, essential for blood pressure control.
DASH diet restricts this to improve blood sugar control.
Important for bone and heart health, found in dairy and leafy greens.
A good source of omega-3 fatty acids in the DASH diet.
A major carbohydrate source in DASH, low glycemic index.
Dairy products recommended in DASH for calcium intake.
Provides essential micronutrients and fiber for heart health.
Includes whole grains, legumes, and fruits for energy and micronutrients.
Helps lower cholesterol, improve gut health, and regulate blood pressure.

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DASH diet recommends limiting this to under 1500mg per day.
Contains MUFA, PUFA, and omega-3, promoting heart health.
Preferred protein source in DASH over processed meats.
A key component of the DASH diet, rich in vitamins and antioxidants.
Should be avoided as they contribute to hypertension.
Recommended animal protein source, including poultry and fish.
Includes MUFA, PUFA, and omega-3, limiting bad cholesterol.
A plant-based protein source rich in fiber and micronutrients.
The DASH diet helps protect this organ by reducing strain from high sodium intake.
This hormone increases with alcohol intake, causing blood vessel constriction.
Lean protein option encouraged over processed meats.
Present in nuts, seeds, and whole grains, supports muscle and heart health.

23 Clues: Lean protein option encouraged over processed meats. • Should be avoided as they contribute to hypertension. • Preferred protein source in DASH over processed meats. • A good source of omega-3 fatty acids in the DASH diet. • Dairy products recommended in DASH for calcium intake. • DASH diet restricts this to improve blood sugar control. • ...

“Veterinary Vocabulary Puzzle” 2025-07-27

“Veterinary Vocabulary Puzzle” crossword puzzle

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Duty to take care of something or someone
Free from dirt or germs
A place where animals receive medical care
Physical activity that helps stay healthy
A routine medical examination
Gaining knowledge or new behaviors
Deep care and concern for others’ well-being
The relationship of friendship between people or pets
A large facility for serious health treatment
A condition of poor health or sickness
Relating to medical treatment of animals
A place where animals are raised
The process of getting better after illness or treatment
Relating to the mind or emotional health
A person who takes care of a pet

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The process of learning to interact with others
Teaching a pet to behave properly
The process of providing food necessary for health and growth
Practices that help maintain cleanliness and prevent disease
Relating to the body or physical condition
Essential liquid required for life
An injection that protects against diseases
Free from danger or harm
The state of physical and mental well-being
A domesticated animal kept for companionship
Equal or proper proportions, especially in diet or activity
The surroundings in which an animal or human lives
Understanding and sharing another’s feelings
A place that gives animals protection and care
Cleaning and maintaining an animal’s coat and appearance

30 Clues: Free from dirt or germs • Free from danger or harm • A routine medical examination • A place where animals are raised • A person who takes care of a pet • Teaching a pet to behave properly • Essential liquid required for life • Gaining knowledge or new behaviors • A condition of poor health or sickness • Relating to medical treatment of animals • ...

HTN TOPIC 2 (Unit 1) Health Status Indicators 2025-10-16

HTN TOPIC 2 (Unit 1) Health Status Indicators crossword puzzle

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Long-term condition requiring ongoing management
Hospital _____________: Episode of hospital care from admission to discharge
Inflammatory disease of the airways causing breathing issues
Self-____________ health status: Based on a person’s own perception of their health
___________ system: Includes brain, spinal cord and nerve diseases
One healthy year of life lost due to illness or death
_____________ disorders: Leading cause of YLD among Australian youth
Standard statistic used to measure health status
Years of life lost due to premature death
Leading cause of death and hospitalisation for youth
____________ distress: State of emotional suffering and negative feelings
General pattern or direction of data over time
Total number of cases of a condition at one time
________ diseases: Includes dental caries, gum disease and mouth trauma

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Number of new cases of a disease in a time period
________________ diseases: Affecting the heart and blood vessels
Health ____________: Overall level of wellbeing of individuals or groups
Level of ill health in an individual or population
_____ conditions: Includes acne, eczema and other dermatitis conditions
Life ____________: Average number of years a person is expected to live
_________ activities: Include self-care, mobility and communication
Number of deaths in a given population and time
_____________ conditions: Affecting muscles, bones and joints
___________ of disease: Combined measure of death and illness in a population
Second leading cause of mortality among youth
Years lived with disability or disease

26 Clues: Years lived with disability or disease • Years of life lost due to premature death • Second leading cause of mortality among youth • General pattern or direction of data over time • Number of deaths in a given population and time • Long-term condition requiring ongoing management • Standard statistic used to measure health status • ...

HOSA Events 2026-09-28

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The scientific study of microorganisms
The only event requiring Debates
Is Matthew Kim the Goat?
Event is responsible for treating animals
Study of carbon molecules
study of how often diseases occur in different groups of people and why
learn about and promote mental health resilience and how to support those in recovery
health science event evaluating knowledge of drugs, actions, and dosages
Health Science event that focuses on the study of diseases
The scientific study of genes in living organisms
nutrients, diets, and metabolic processes
How many people from WHS went to ILC
learn about injury prevention, therapeutic intervention, and immediate care
What type of event is Clinical Nursing listed under

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This award can be achieved through a recognition event
the clinical practice of puncturing a vein with a needle to draw blood
the use of biological systems to create products and technologies that improve human health
The name for the Anatomy and Physiology textbook
What type of event is CPR
This event is sponsored by the American Red Cross
the integration of mathematics in health care
A trivia like event (is a teamwork event)
A new olympiad added to WHS
The only event sponsored by Anatomage
What event did Fiona place at SLC
This class is taken during the junior year of WHS

26 Clues: Is Matthew Kim the Goat? • What type of event is CPR • Study of carbon molecules • A new olympiad added to WHS • The only event requiring Debates • What event did Fiona place at SLC • How many people from WHS went to ILC • The only event sponsored by Anatomage • The scientific study of microorganisms • Event is responsible for treating animals • ...

Value of Health 2022-09-26

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Circumstances, objects, or conditions that surround a person in everyday life.
Active process that involves becoming aware of and making choices toward improving aspects of health.
Aspect of health that refers to how well a person's body functions.
Person's overall satisfaction that life's present conditions are good.
Aspects of people's lives that reduce risk and increase the likelihood of optimal health.

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Aspect of health that has to do with a person's thoughts and feelings
Aspects of people's lives that increase the chance of a disease, injury, or decline in health.
The three dimensions of health are this.
state of complete physical, mental and emotional, and social well-being.
Describes how you observe and interpret information.
Aspect of health that involves interacting and getting along with others in positive, healthy ways.

11 Clues: The three dimensions of health are this. • Describes how you observe and interpret information. • Aspect of health that refers to how well a person's body functions. • Aspect of health that has to do with a person's thoughts and feelings • Person's overall satisfaction that life's present conditions are good. • ...

Maintaining Mental Health 2022-09-20

Maintaining Mental Health crossword puzzle

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great sadness caused by the loss of a person or thing
act of a person ending his or her own life
body's physical and mental response to unpleasant or difficult situations
eating disorder characterized by regularly over eating without purging, exercising or fasting
health defined as proper functioning of the body and its parts
heath involving wound relationships, building connections with other people and making contributions to the community and society
disorders, psychiatric, causing a person to act differently than the social norm
disorders which cause physical bodily sumptoms which cannot be traced to any physical cause

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mental health disorder characterized by long lasting, intense sadness, leading ot feeling helpless, hopeless, worthless
obsession or control over food intake in order to be thin
a complete state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity
health defined as emotional wellness: promotes a positive attitude and self-esteem, helps people cope with normal stresses of life, and helps people work productively
mental health conditions which hinder or prevent good mental health
binging nad purging ot control intake and body weight
mental disorders which affect a person's mood; sometimes called affective disorders
feeling nervous, unsure or scared about something
pattern which is a description of how a person physically grows; differ from person to person, determined by heredity

17 Clues: act of a person ending his or her own life • feeling nervous, unsure or scared about something • great sadness caused by the loss of a person or thing • binging nad purging ot control intake and body weight • obsession or control over food intake in order to be thin • health defined as proper functioning of the body and its parts • ...

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