health Crossword Puzzles
Week 1 2018-08-13
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- The Sustainable Development Goals aim to _________ inequalities
- One of the three P's of public health
- A core function of public health
- Public health focuses on ________ rather than individuals
- Australia has a __________ health care system
- One of the most significant public health interventions
- The model that focuses on disease, diagnosis and treatment of individuals
- An aim of public health is to _________ health at a population level
- This definition of health gives consideration to the environment
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- The contact between agent and target
- Old public health had an __________ focus
- The study of patterns and causes of diseases in populations
- Public health practitioners improve _________ conditions that stimulate health
- Public health is based on _________ principles
- _________ is primarily about how an individual experiences disease
- Another term for illness
16 Clues: Another term for illness • A core function of public health • The contact between agent and target • One of the three P's of public health • Old public health had an __________ focus • Australia has a __________ health care system • Public health is based on _________ principles • One of the most significant public health interventions • ...
ANTHC New Hire Orientation Divisional Information 2024-08-08
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- Support services for mental health and wellness.
- ANTHC's program to control and prevent infectious diseases.
- Digital platform for remote healthcare consultations.
- Improving access to healthcare services.
- Programs to help manage diabetes.
- Tools for monitoring patients' health remotely.
- Services supporting mental health and wellness.
- Dental care services provided by ANTHC.
- Community-based health improvement programs.
- Training and development programs for healthcare workers.
- Vaccination programs to prevent diseases.
- Services provided to help with substance abuse recovery.
- Oral health services provided by ANTHC.
- Managing and reducing waste in communities.
- Health services and programs for young people.
- Initiatives to improve community health.
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- Ensuring the safety and quality of food.
- Immunization initiative to protect against diseases.
- Counseling and programs for better nutrition.
- Comprehensive cancer care services.
- Virtual consultations to improve access to healthcare.
- Programs to educate the community on health issues.
- Comprehensive surgical care provided by ANTHC.
- ANTHC service that provides safe water and sanitation.
- Reducing energy costs through efficiency improvements.
- Programs designed to detect cancer early.
- Ensuring clean air in homes and communities.
- ANTHC program that helps communities prepare for emergencies.
- Pediatric care and health programs.
- Programs aimed at improving family health.
- Protecting and improving environmental health.
- Ensuring safe drinking water for communities.
- ANTHC's program for audiology and hearing aids.
33 Clues: Programs to help manage diabetes. • Comprehensive cancer care services. • Pediatric care and health programs. • Dental care services provided by ANTHC. • Oral health services provided by ANTHC. • Ensuring the safety and quality of food. • Improving access to healthcare services. • Initiatives to improve community health. • Programs designed to detect cancer early. • ...
Chapter 1 Vocabulary 2024-01-08
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- ongoing condition or illness such as heart disease, obesity and cancer
- Condition that occurs when a pathogens in the body multiply and damage body cells
- All traits that were biologically passed on to you from your parents
- People of the same age who share similar interests and also include your friends
- Deliberate decision to avoid high-risk behaviors
- Deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life
- On your own, search for health information to make health-related decisions
- over state of wellbeing or total health
- The ability to make sound health decisions
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- Related risks that increase in effect with each added risk
- The difference in health outcomes among groups
- Various methods for communicating information
- Personal habits or behaviors related to the way a person lives.
- Physical place you live, the people you see everyday and the culture in which you live
- The collective beliefs, customs and behaviors of a group.
- Providing accurate health information and teaching health skills to help people make healthy decisions
- Actions that can potentially threaten your health or the health of others
- Taking steps to keep something from happening or getting worse
- Combination of physical,mental/emotional and social well-being
- devices such as phones, computers, radio and television
- A set of national health goals revised every 10 years
21 Clues: over state of wellbeing or total health • The ability to make sound health decisions • Various methods for communicating information • The difference in health outcomes among groups • Deliberate decision to avoid high-risk behaviors • Deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life • A set of national health goals revised every 10 years • ...
MAPEH 9 - REMEDIAL 2025-05-29
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- - Renaissance artist and inventor. (Arts)
- - Type of pollution affecting breathing. (Health)
- - Surroundings that influence living things. (Health)
- - Baroque composer known for fugues and sacred music. (Music)
- - Three-dimensional artwork often made of stone or clay. (Arts)
- - Activity before exercise to prevent injury. (PE)
- - Traditional Filipino dance using bamboo poles. (PE)
- - A dramatic performance combining acting and music. (Arts)
- - A common medium in classical painting. (Arts)
- - Period of artistic revival and rediscovery of classical knowledge. (Arts)
- - Romantic composer known for piano compositions. (Music)
- - Physical competitions governed by rules. (PE)
- - Music period with balance, clarity, and form. (Music)
- - Exercise that raises your heart rate. (PE)
- - Practice of maintaining hygiene. (Health)
- - Community celebration often with dancing and cultural displays. (PE)
- - Drug used to treat or cure illnesses. (Health)
- - Immediate help given to an injured person. (Health)
- - Needing a substance to function normally. (Health)
- - Prolific classical composer of symphonies and operas. (Music)
- - Contamination of air, water, or land. (Health)
- - Filipino courtship dance. (PE)
- - Process of converting waste into reusable material. (Health)
- - Steps to avoid accidents or illnesses. (Health)
- - Accidents like falls or burns. (Health)
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- - Deaf classical composer of “Fur Elise.” (Music)
- - Large painting on a wall. (Arts)
- - A highly technical form of dance developed in courts. (Arts)
- - Harm caused on purpose. (Health)
- - Practice of keeping clean to maintain health. (Health)
- - First name of the famous portrait painted by da Vinci. (Arts)
- - Period emphasizing emotion and individualism in music. (Music)
- - Style inspired by Greek and Roman art. (Arts)
- - Official who enforces rules in a sports game. (PE)
- - Taking too much of a drug or substance. (Health)
- - Style of dance that expresses contemporary ideas. (PE)
- - Type of pollution affecting oceans and rivers. (Health)
- - Tool used by sports officials to signal fouls or timeouts. (PE)
- - Period known for grandeur and emotional intensity in music and art. (Music/Arts)
- - Exchange of shots in a sport like volleyball or tennis. (PE)
- - Free time for enjoyment and hobbies. (PE)
- - Art movement portraying subjects as they appear in everyday life. (Arts)
- - Improper disposal of waste. (Health)
- - Wall painting done on wet plaster. (Arts)
- - Harm or damage to the body. (Health)
- - Composer of “The Four Seasons.” (Music)
- - Dance fitness program combining Latin and international music. (PE)
- - Activities done for fun and relaxation. (PE)
- - Sacred chant from the Medieval period. (Music)
- - Misuse of drugs or substances. (Health)
50 Clues: - Filipino courtship dance. (PE) • - Large painting on a wall. (Arts) • - Harm caused on purpose. (Health) • - Improper disposal of waste. (Health) • - Harm or damage to the body. (Health) • - Renaissance artist and inventor. (Arts) • - Composer of “The Four Seasons.” (Music) • - Misuse of drugs or substances. (Health) • - Accidents like falls or burns. (Health) • ...
HHD 2023-02-24
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- The efficient functioning of the body and its systems.
- self care, mobility, and communication
- mental health characteristic
- peer group, family, employment, education, housing, income, access to health information
- combines mortality data with morbidity data so that condition that contribute to death and illness can be compared.
- emotional health characteristic
- The state of a persons physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual health.
- deaths in a population
- The ability to express your emotions in a positive way
- an individual having difficulty with core activities
- an individuals or a populations overall health and wellbeing
- social health characteristic
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- The ability to think and process information
- unpleasant feelings that affect an individuals level of functioning
- How to measure burden of disease
- The number of new cases of a condition during a period of time
- physical health characteristic
- spiritual health characteristic
- Being able to interact with other and participate in society
- An estimate of how long an individual can expect to live if death rates don't change.
- ill health to an individual or levels of ill health in a population
- life expectancy, mortality, morbidity, incidence, prevalence of health conditions, burden of disease, rates of hospitalisation, core activity limitations, psychological distress
- Number of cases of a condition at a given time
- the ideas, beliefs, ethnics
24 Clues: deaths in a population • the ideas, beliefs, ethnics • mental health characteristic • social health characteristic • physical health characteristic • spiritual health characteristic • emotional health characteristic • How to measure burden of disease • self care, mobility, and communication • The ability to think and process information • ...
Chapter 1 Wordsearch 2022-02-13
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- Sliding scale and range of your health
- god/goddess of love in mythology
- combination of physical, mental,and social
- The health of your relationships
- Taking steps before something happens
- the shape representing your overall health
- The health of your mind
- sum of your surroundings
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- The health of your body
- How you view a situation
- More than one risky behavior
- Deliberately avoiding a high risk behavior
- Methods to communicate information
- a gift or greeting given on Feb 14th
- Biologically passed down from parents
- Having a balanced combination of health
- A behavior that threatens your health
17 Clues: The health of your body • The health of your mind • How you view a situation • sum of your surroundings • More than one risky behavior • god/goddess of love in mythology • The health of your relationships • Methods to communicate information • a gift or greeting given on Feb 14th • Biologically passed down from parents • Taking steps before something happens • ...
european public health 2025-02-22
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- A broad measure of physical and mental health.
- The European agency that monitors and prevents infectious diseases.
- The extent to which healthcare services are available to a population.
- Air An environmental factor critical to respiratory health.
- A financial system that helps cover medical costs.
- A global outbreak of a disease, like COVID-19.
- The global organization coordinating public health efforts.
- Facilities where patients receive medical treatment.
- Isolation to prevent the spread of disease.
- Immunity Community protection from disease through widespread vaccination.
- Health An increasingly recognized aspect of public health in Europe.
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- The study of disease patterns and transmission.
- Public health efforts focused on hygiene and waste management.
- A public health insurance model used in some countries.
- An organism, like a mosquito, that spreads disease.
- A highly contagious disease preventable by vaccination.
- A growing public health concern in European populations.
- A drug used to treat bacterial infections.
- A sudden increase in disease cases in a specific area.
- Government rules ensuring health and safety standards.
20 Clues: A drug used to treat bacterial infections. • Isolation to prevent the spread of disease. • A broad measure of physical and mental health. • A global outbreak of a disease, like COVID-19. • The study of disease patterns and transmission. • A financial system that helps cover medical costs. • An organism, like a mosquito, that spreads disease. • ...
Health Literacy Month Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-27
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- a more health literate way of saying transmit
- a more health literate way of saying virus
- a more health literate way of saying immune system
- a more health literate way of saying outcome
- a more health literate way of saying medication
- a more health literate way of saying access
- pretend to do an activitity and have them pretend back
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- group that reviews text and media to ensure health literacy
- three questions that people can use to prepare for a meeting with nurse practitioner or doctor
- an obstacle that keeps person from learning
- a more health literate way of saying immunization
- a more health literate way of saying detect
- a more health literate way of referring to an individual
- a more health literate way of saying data
- how we share info with a person and have them repeat it back to us
- makes it easier to understand
- a more health literate way of saying acquire
17 Clues: makes it easier to understand • a more health literate way of saying data • a more health literate way of saying virus • an obstacle that keeps person from learning • a more health literate way of saying detect • a more health literate way of saying access • a more health literate way of saying outcome • a more health literate way of saying acquire • ...
HSC3032 | Module 09, Chapter 08 2024-11-05
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- A UF Organization. Pre-health service organization focused on the elimination of health disparities in our community.
- They provide funding of programs and research on a variety of health issues. Examples include the Ford Foundation, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and the Rockefeller Foundation.
- A UF Organization. Purpose is to prepare nursing students for the assumption of professional responsibilities (abbreviation).
- A UF Organization. Uniquely caters to students of all pre-professional tracks, including but not limited to (pre-) medicine, physician assistant, nursing, veterinary medicine, dentistry, physical therapy, occupational therapy, pharmacy, and more. (a hyphen is included in one of the boxes)
- A UF Organization. Organization that strives to provide underrepresented black women with the skill set, knowledge and experience to successfully emerge in health care fields. We strive to uplift the lives of women in the black community of the University of Florida who aspire to obtain an occupation in various medicinal fields
- These health agencies have four primary purposes: (1) fund research, (2) provide education, (3) provide service, and (4) advocate for beneficial policies, laws, and regulations. Examples of these agencies include the American Heart Association, American Cancer Society, Alzheimer’s Association, and American Lung Association.
- Their mission is to enhance the professional practice of Health Education by promoting and sustaining a credentialed body of Health Education Specialists.(abbreviation)
- A UF Organization. A Virtual Shadowing Program that intends to connect undergraduates, health professional students (medical, PA, nursing, dental, etc.), and healthcare professionals from similar backgrounds and with similar interests to support one another and to provide guidance, foster insight, encourage growth, and empower. (a hyphen is included in one of the boxes)
- Physical Therapy Association/ A UF Organization. Provide representation for the students in the doctorate of physical therapy program concerning interaction with faculty and the community, promote and increase awareness of the profession of physical therapy within the University and community and organize and promote activities for National Physical Therapy Week as set forth by the American Physical Therapy Association.
- A UF Organization. The primary purpose of this organization is to educate University students about surgical physician assistants, and provide both an academic and volunteer opportunity for members; accomplished through monthly journal club, monthly presentations on surgical and/ or medicine topics, preparation for clinical rotations, educational, suture and procedural workshops, academic speakers, and presentations.
- This mission of this association is to “serve as the principal leadership organization for advancing the health of college students and campus communities through advocacy, education, and research.” (abbreviation)
- This is the newest of the professional health organizations. Their mission is to “advance professional practice and promote research related to health and physical education, physical activity, dance, and sport. (abbreviation)
- A UF Organization. Become part of a vital force of future physicians who believe that patients and health professionals are partners in the management of health care and that access to high-quality health care is a right and not a privilege (abbreviation).
- Its mission “is to provide global leadership to the profession of health education and health promotion and to promote the health of society.” (abbreviation)
- A UF Organization. Where to access a list of hundreds of available student organizations to join at UF
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- Their mission is “to promote global health and to contribute to the achievement of equity in health between and within countries of the world.” (abbreviation)
- A UF Organization. Its purposes include orientation and mentoring of incoming students, fostering communication between students and faculty, membership on College committees, professional development and enhancement of student life through extra curricular social and service activities.
- Wellness Institute/ Its mission is “to serve the professionals and organizations that promote the optimal health and wellness in individuals and communities.”
- A UF Organization. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate an interest in the field of Occupational Therapy among University of Florida students by participation in health fairs, student group expositions and public visual displays (abbreviation).
- These health agencies obtain funding from a variety of sources, such as the American Red Cross, fees for services, donations, and governmental funding (hyphenated).
- These health agencies have authority for certain duties or tasks outlined by the governmental bodies that oversee them. These agencies are primarily funded by tax dollars and are managed by government employees.
- This is the national health education honorary. This organization is focused solely on its student members. Most individuals join the honorary when they are either undergraduate or graduate students. Membership is open to those who have a major or minor in health education and a grade point average equivalent to at least a B–.
- Founded in 1872 to combat yellow fever and other diseases, this association is the oldest, largest, and most diverse of the health education/ promotion professional organizations. It’s mission is to “improve the health of the public and achieve equity in health status.” (abbreviation)
- This association’s mission is “to transform all school into places where every student learns and thrives.” It is a multidisciplinary organization with nearly 650 members. Included in its membership are administrators, counselors, dieticians, nutritionists, health education specialists, physical educators, psychologists, school health coordinators, school nurses, school physicians, and social workers. (abbreviation)
- This is a society of researchers and scholars in the areas of health behavior, health education, and health promotion. It “was created to improve the stature of health educators by supporting and promoting quality health behavior, health education, and health promotion research conducted by health educators.” Its mission is “to serve as the ‘research home’ for health behavior scholars and researchers whose primary commitment is to excellence in research and the application of research to practice to improve the public’s health.” (abbreviation)
- These health agencies are categorized as voluntary, philanthropic, service, religious, and professional agencies. They operate free from governmental interference. Private donations or membership fees primarily fund these health agencies.
26 Clues: A UF Organization. Where to access a list of hundreds of available student organizations to join at UF • A UF Organization. Pre-health service organization focused on the elimination of health disparities in our community. • A UF Organization. Purpose is to prepare nursing students for the assumption of professional responsibilities (abbreviation). • ...
HIM Chapter 3 Crossword 2024-01-14
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- A patient has more than one health record number at different locations within an enterprise or healthcare organization.
- Raw facts and figures.
- Clarification made to healthcare documentation after the original document has been signed; it should be dated, timed, and signed.
- Information, understanding, and experience that give individuals the power to make informed decisions.
- Permanent record of all patients treated at a healthcare organization.
- Data that have been extracted from individual health records and combined to form deidentified information about groups of patients that can be compared and analyzed.
- Record that contains information relating to the physical or mental health or condition of an individual, as made by or on behalf of a health professional in connection with the care ascribed that individual.
- Type of Users who depend on the health record to complete their jobs.
- Assigns the diagnosis and procedure codes.
- This health record is completely available in paper media.
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- A patient is assigned another person's health record number.
- Extracting data from a health record and entering it into an information system is known as.
- Additional information provided in the health record.
- Uses EHR to assign codes.
- Records that the physician did not complete the health record in the time frame required by the medical staff rules and regulations.
- Basic information about the patient such as their name, address, date of birth, and insurance information.
- Type of Organization that need access to health records to accomplish their mission.
- Fixed rules that must be followed.
- Healthcare enterprise has more than one healthcare organization (such as hospital and ambulatory clinic) and the patient is seen at two or more places.
- This entire health record is accessible online.
20 Clues: Raw facts and figures. • Uses EHR to assign codes. • Fixed rules that must be followed. • Assigns the diagnosis and procedure codes. • This entire health record is accessible online. • Additional information provided in the health record. • This health record is completely available in paper media. • A patient is assigned another person's health record number. • ...
U.S. Health Care 2021-01-19
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- disease that lasts more than 1 year
- digital health chart
- studies behavioral changes
- wellbeing of a community
- electronic storage of health info
- project to understand the genes of humans
- lifespan of something
- local health insurance companies
- business on an international scale
- a type of bacteria that is difficult to treat and is antibacterial resistant
- director of international health
- deadly infection that can occur after burned
- health insurance plan for low income individuals
- disease that happens fast , resolves quickly
- data on how long a a group lives
- the way you live
- advanced medical devices used to improve life saving procedures
- routine preventive screenings
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- organisms that infect the body and cause mild or severe issues
- makes health insurance more affordable
- quick spread of a disease in a community
- less severe type of autism
- organization protects citizens from health crisis
- death of children under 1
- virus that causes hemorrhaging
- viruses hosted by birds
- council that aids in preventing health crisis
- affordable health insurance for families
28 Clues: the way you live • digital health chart • lifespan of something • viruses hosted by birds • wellbeing of a community • death of children under 1 • studies behavioral changes • less severe type of autism • routine preventive screenings • virus that causes hemorrhaging • local health insurance companies • director of international health • data on how long a a group lives • ...
HHD U2 O2 ch.10 2024-10-22
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- In medicine this means that all information relating to a patient must not be shared
- Private health ______ is a policy that helps pay for health services not covered by Medicare
- The medicare levy ____ is applied to individuals who earn over 90K per year
- The Medicare ______ Net ensures that people who require frequent cover receive additional financial support
- Out of pocket _______ are costs that the patient must pay themselves
- The Medicare ____ is a 2% tax for all Australian tax payers to fund Medicare
- physical health characteristic
- Australia's universal health insurance scheme
- spiritual health characteristic
- Government introduced a 30% _____ incentive for those who take out private health
- payment from consumer for health services in addition to the amount paid by the government is known as the ______ co-payment
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- An advantage PH insurance is having your own choice of _____ in hospital
- The amount paid for insurance
- mental health characteristic
- emotional health characteristic
- a disadvantage of PH insurance is _____ premiums.
- Medicare's contribution towards certain consultations and treatments is known as the ______ fee
- social health characteristic
- Something that motivates or encourages someone to do something
- The PBS safety ___ ensures that people who spend large amounts of money on PBS medications receive additional financial support
- This is used to fund medicare
21 Clues: mental health characteristic • social health characteristic • The amount paid for insurance • This is used to fund medicare • physical health characteristic • emotional health characteristic • spiritual health characteristic • Australia's universal health insurance scheme • a disadvantage of PH insurance is _____ premiums. • ...
U.S. Health Care 2021-11-18
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- proposed and Environment of Health model
- one of the four social determinants of health
- severe, episodic and often treatable condition
- method to interpret physical health
- refers to consumption of health care services
- the WHO recommends this health model
- second leading cause of death in U.S.
- the U.S. model of healthcare delivery emphasis
- refers to death rates
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- major factors that affect health
- less severe phase of an acute illness
- condition that persists over time
- beliefs that positively impact health
- diseases responsible for quarter of deaths
- model that defines health as absence of illness
- expand capacity to safely treat influx of patients
- developed by the National Health Security Strategy
17 Clues: refers to death rates • major factors that affect health • condition that persists over time • method to interpret physical health • the WHO recommends this health model • less severe phase of an acute illness • beliefs that positively impact health • second leading cause of death in U.S. • proposed and Environment of Health model • diseases responsible for quarter of deaths • ...
South Carolina Case Study Cross Puzzle 2024-10-25
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- – Need for school districts to meet MCO standards for service delivery.
- Pooling – Sharing resources between districts and providers for service delivery.
- Billing Model – System where school districts billed Medicaid directly for services.
- Meetings – Coordinated sessions involving all stakeholders to discuss challenges.
- Burden – Added workload for school districts to meet new requirements.
- Relationships – Long-term partnerships between stakeholders for service quality.
- – Payment made to providers for services covered under Medicaid.
- Reimbursed Behavioral Health Services – Mental and behavioral health services covered by Medicaid.
- Health Services – Services addressing mental health and behavioral needs.
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- Forms – Forms developed to streamline contracting, billing, and documentation.
- Care Organizations – Health plans that provide Medicaid services through a network.
- – Verifying provider qualifications to deliver care within MCO’s network.
- Model – System where services are integrated within managed care contracts.
- Providers – External health providers that partner with school districts.
- Carolina Department of Health and Human Services – State agency managing Medicaid and health programs.
- Authorization – Approval from MCO required before delivering certain services.
- Education Agencies – School districts providing educational and related services to students.
- Integration in Schools – Embedding health services within educational settings for student well-being.
- – Groups involved in the transition, including MCOs, school districts, and agencies.
- Terms and Clues
- Systems – Processes by which services are invoiced and paid.
21 Clues: Terms and Clues • Systems – Processes by which services are invoiced and paid. • – Payment made to providers for services covered under Medicaid. • Burden – Added workload for school districts to meet new requirements. • – Need for school districts to meet MCO standards for service delivery. • ...
4000 PH module 3 2025-03-24
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- Variables which assist in managing stressors associated with health risks (2 words).
- First stage of the transtheoretical model in which no intention to change is present; a stage of consciousness raising.
- A _____ approach to asset mapping involves exploring the social history of a community to reveal its assets.
- Concept within health promotion which focuses on health maintenance by dealing with immediate health risks (2 words).
- When health care practitioners assume an expert role with planning and decision-making responsibilities, with little to no input from the community (2 words).
- Diffusion of Innovation theory and the ______ Mobilization Framework are examples of ___ focused perspectives.
- A _____ approach to health promotion considers on a variety of risk factors related to determinants of health, including psychosocial and environmental risk factors.
- The ____ ____ approach to asset mapping provides a complete map of community support systems and resources (2 words).
- ____'s model of policy development incorporates knowledge-driven, problem-solving, interactive, political, and tactical models to provide clarification on different ways evidence has guided healthy policy development
- Refers to the social, economic, and political context in which a policy is developed; the most influential factor identified in Milio's Framework (2 words).
- Community _____ is a process of involving communities in identifying and strengthening aspects of life that promote and support health.
- Element affecting policy development (Milio's framework); what may be gained, lost, or compromised.
- The community _____ framework identifies three heath promotion approaches to foster community change including social planning, locality development, and social action.
- 1973 Canadian document with a focus on the health care system and health prevention and promotion as key areas of focus in policy development; developed 5 strategies (health promotion, regulation, research, healthcare efficiency, goal-setting) to meet these goals (2 words).
- When health care practitioners lead planning in the implementation of health promotion approaches, with involvement of community members as required to bring about change (2 words).
- An individual's personal experience, perception, and reaction to a disease.
- The _____ model proposes a process of intentional behavioural change preceding through a variety of stages with their own challenges, constructs, temptations, and decisional balances.
- 1986 Canadian document identifying the need to reduce inequities, increase prevention effort, and enhance people's coping skills as major national health challenges; identified strategies and frameworks to address these challenges and promote health through community efforts and public policy (2 words).
- Presence of abnormal alterations in the structure or functioning of the human body within the medical model.
- 1978 declaration made during the International Conference on Primary Health Care which emphasized a global need for governments to protect and promote health for all people in the world as a fundamental human right, and highlighted economic and social development as key factors of health (2 words).
- Defines healthy public policy development as a cyclical, dynamic process with stages of initiation, action, implementation, evaluation, and reformulation; identifies four elements affecting policy development.
- A _____ approach to asset mapping utilizes pictures, maps, or lists of things that are a part of a community's cultural history.
- Process of actively involving communities, individuals, or organizations in all phases of planned change to deal with health issues, increase knowledge and skills, and ability to take action (2 words).
- The ability to effect an issue; one of four elements that influence policy development under Milio's framework.
- Building healthy ___ ____ involves the creation of environments that support health and reduce inequities; coordinated action by various levels of government (2 words).
- Process within the community mobilization framework which focuses on shifting power relationships and resources to change occurs to the benefit of disadvantaged community members (2 words).
- ____ models of health promotion address broad contextual factors influencing health practices.
- Involves community participation and cooperation regarding health concerns with a focus on process, consensus, and self-help with health care practitioners as a facilitator; part of community mobilization framework (2 words).
- Community development results in community _____, the ability of a community to use its problem-solving abilities to identify and deal with health issues.
- Disease prevention strategy used to avoid health health problems and reduce contributing factors (2 words).
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- Process used to actively engage an individual or group to gain greater control over their health; involves political efficacy, improved quality of life, and social justice.
- Community _____ involves members working together to influence health public policy and bring about change regarding health issues.
- Variables which create stress and challenges for a person's health status (2 words).
- Stage of the transtheoretical model in which a person is no longer tempted to re-establish the unhealthy behaviour; follow-up no longer needed.
- Stage of the transtheoretical model in which a person has serious intent to change behaviour in the near future; stage of finding supports to overcome barriers to change.
- Problem solving at a community level to deal with physical, mental, and/or social health concerns; task-oriented strategies within the community mobilization framework (2 words).
- Capacity of individuals, communities, families, and other groups to cope effectively when faced with considerable adversity or risk.
- Disease prevention strategy used to reduce health concerns so any disease can be detected and treated early to prevent moving to higher risk levels (2 words).
- Capacity building, intersectoral networking, and local area development are three components of the ___ ____ process (2 words).
- Developing _____ _____ involves building individual capacity so persons will make lifestyle choices that promote health (2 words).
- Stage of the transtheoretical model in which a person has changed their behaviour for longer than 6 months; a stage of continued support and follow-up.
- The adjustments to changes brought about by illness by an individual, their family, and their health care providers is known as an illness _____.
- Health ____ is a health promotion strategy used to increase health and resiliency to promote optimal health and well-being.
- Second stage of the transtheoretical model in which a person is thinking of changing behaviour in the future; a stage of recognizing the benefits of change.
- The theory of ____ ____ was developed to understand and predict individual changes to health behaviours based on a person's relationship between attitudes, beliefs, intention, and actions (2 words).
- The Theory of Planned Behaviour and Transtheoretical Model of Change are two examples of ____ focused health models.
- 1986 document defining health promotion, prerequisites for health, and the need for global efforts to build healthy public policy, create supportive environments, reduce inequities, etc (2 words).
- The Community Health _____ model incorporates community development and health assessments, empowerment, consideration of assets and strength, resiliency and capacity; while viewing health care practitioners as resources rather than experts.
- A _____ approach to health promotion focuses on using lifestyle changes to improve health.
- Maintenance and continuation of established community programs results in this community development outcome.
- When health care practitioners form partnerships for development and capacity building; the most favourable method of community health planning (2 words).
- ____ __ ______ theory guides ways to encourage groups to adopt ideas, practices, programs, or products considered new (3 words).
- A ____ approach to health promotion focuses on treatment and prevention of disease, and emphasizes biological risk factors.
- Communities are more likely to adopt innovative health practices if they meet the conditions of: compatability, flexibility, simplicity, advantageousness, cost-efficiency, and ____.
- Stage of the transtheoretical model in which a person has begun to initiate change.
- Starting point for determining resources and assets available in a community, including resources to be developed (2 words).
- National organization with the responsibility of protecting the population from current and emerging health threats (2 words).
- Milio's framework and Weiss's Model are examples of ____ ____ focused perspectives (2 words).
- Ability to access, understand, evaluate, and communicate information as a way to promote, maintain, and improve health in a variety of settings across the lifespan (2 words).
- Strategies aimed at reducing adverse effects related to hazardous behaviours which are difficult or impossible to prevent (2 words).
- Element affecting policy development (Milio's framework); best when the policy is associated with committed groups with most power on the issue.
- Advocating for creating policies, supporting community action, and advocating for change are key roles of a ___ in creating public policy (acronym).
62 Clues: An individual's personal experience, perception, and reaction to a disease. • Stage of the transtheoretical model in which a person has begun to initiate change. • Variables which assist in managing stressors associated with health risks (2 words). • Variables which create stress and challenges for a person's health status (2 words). • ...
Chapter 1 Vocab Making Healthy Decisions 2023-09-01
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- – An illegal act that involves telling lies to obtain money or property.
- HEALTH – The aspect of health that refers to how well you get along with others.
- LITERACY– The ability to gather, understand, and use health information to improve one’s health.
- The overall well-being of your body, mind, and your relationships with other people
- Someone who buys products or services for personal use.
- OF LIFE – The degree of total satisfaction that a person gets from life.
- Taking action to avoid disease, injury, and other negative health outcomes
- – The selling of useless medical treatments or products
- HEALTH – The aspect of health that refers to how you react to events in your life. You are emotionally healthy when the feelings you experience are appropriate responses to events.
- A behavior that is repeated so often that it becomes almost automatic.
- A term that refers to whether you are male or female. Gender is part of heredity
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- The use of communication to influence and support other in making positive health decision.
- The standards and beliefs that are most important to you.
- A state of high-level health
- A result that a person aims for and works hard to reach.
- All the traits that are passed from parent to child; the biological process of passing on, or transmitting, those traits.
- FACTOR– Any action or condition that increases the likelihood of injury, disease, or other negative outcome.
- Forms of communication that provide news and entertainment
- EXPECTANCY – The number of years a person can expect to live.
- HEALTH – The aspect of health that refers to how well your body functions. When you are physically healthy, you have enough energy to carry out everyday tasks.
- HEALTH – The state of being comfortable with yourself, with others, and with your surroundings.
- A gradual progression through many stages between one extreme and another.
- All of the physical and social conditions that surround a person and can influence that person’s health
- Beliefs and patterns of behavior that are shared by a group of people and passed from generation to generation.
24 Clues: A state of high-level health • Someone who buys products or services for personal use. • – The selling of useless medical treatments or products • A result that a person aims for and works hard to reach. • The standards and beliefs that are most important to you. • Forms of communication that provide news and entertainment • ...
Health Foundations 2023-01-17
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- / State of complete physical, mental, emotional and social well-being
- / One of the six components of health, express thoughts and feelings.
- / One of the six components of health, your surroundings.
- of identifying ones' state of health and taking steps to improve it. This is always on a continuum
- / One of the six components of health, interactions with others and how you get along with others.
- / ____________ of life is the extent to which a person experiences a healthy, happy and fulfilling life.
- / ____________health is the state of excellent health and wellness of all six components of health
- / Length of time a person is expected to live
- / One of the six components of health, refers to how the body functions
- / Poor overall health
- / Disorders that develop due to a person's genes/genetics passed on
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- / Things that increase the chances of developing a disease or disorder or injury or decline in health
- / Many lifestyle factors or _____________ factors are modifiable or controllable factors
- / Actual number of years a person lives
- / Things you cannot change also known as uncontrollable life factors.
- / One of the six components of health, how you observe and interpret information to make decisions, solve problems and examine situations. Ability to cope with daily life activities in a healthy way and positive feeling of self.
- / Things that reduce the chances of negative overall health
- / One of the six components of health, means different things to different people. Some examples may be religious, spiritual or finding purpose in life.
- / Person's ability to function positively and overall satisfaction that life is good
19 Clues: / Poor overall health • / Actual number of years a person lives • / Length of time a person is expected to live • / One of the six components of health, your surroundings. • / Things that reduce the chances of negative overall health • / Disorders that develop due to a person's genes/genetics passed on • ...
Brain & Balance 2025-09-20
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- A short, calming practice involving inhale and exhale
- Restorative practice essential for mental health
- The ability to bounce back from adversity
- Feeling nervous or uneasy
- Month when we raise awareness about mental health
- Common phrase: “It’s okay to not be ___”
- Limits we set to protect our well-being
- A trained professional who helps people with mental health
- Focusing on the present moment with acceptance
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- The ability to understand and share someone else’s feelings
- Practice of writing down your thoughts and feelings
- A mental health condition involving deep sadness
- Exhaustion from prolonged stress, often work-related
- A program many workplaces offer for mental health support
- Talking about your feelings can reduce this
- Activities that help maintain or improve mental health
- Workplace ally who checks in with others
- The process of talking to a mental health professional
- A state of being separated from others, often linked to poor mental health
- A quick conversation to see how someone is doing
20 Clues: Feeling nervous or uneasy • Limits we set to protect our well-being • Workplace ally who checks in with others • Common phrase: “It’s okay to not be ___” • The ability to bounce back from adversity • Talking about your feelings can reduce this • Focusing on the present moment with acceptance • A mental health condition involving deep sadness • ...
Chapter 1 and 3 2022-01-04
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- Both of Latoya’s parents have?
- Which one of the health triangle categories involves speaking to other people?
- Persons capacity to learn about and understand basic health information and services, and to use these resources to promote one’s health and wellness
- What part of the health triangle is about how well your body functions?
- Related Risks that can increase in effect with each added risk
- What does your personal identity describe
- Can influence your identity
- Providing accurate health information and teaching health skills to help people make health decisions
- People of the same age who share similar interests?
- Traits that you were biologically passed on to your parents?
- The control over your environment, and high-risk mentality?
- Being close to others that provide you support
- Deliberate decision to avoid high risk behaviors, including sexual activity and the use of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs
- Your health at any moment can be seen as a point along what?
- How a person thinks, feels and behaves
- Run by the health on the Net Foundation which is dedicated to improving the quality of online health information?
- Having the skills to do something
- The ability to adapt effectively
- The ability to accept yourself and others
- The sum of your surroundings?
- Recognizing you have a value and importance
- Taking steps to keep something from happening
- Sense of yourself as an individual
- How you value yourself
- The public health agency of the United States
- The more risk behaviors you participate in, the more likely you are to experience what
- Tendency, or practice that’s hard to give up
- A person who is able to express health knowledge in a variety of ways
- having the confidence to make responsible decisions
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- In what year did the cost of US health care reach 2.8 trillion
- Differences in health outcomes among groups
- To strive to be the best you can
- A nationwide health promotion and disease prevention plan designed to serve as a guide for improving the health of all people in the United States
- You demonstrate what by taking responsibility for your health and playing an active role in maintaining your wellness
- The personal habits or behaviors related to the way a person lives
- helps you accept and recover from difficulties and failures
- The way you view situations that have a big effect on your health?
- Set of characteristics that makes you unique
- What is the combination of physical,emotional, and social well being?
- Chronic disorders fall in what category on the health continuum chart?
- What involves having a feeling of purpose and sense of values?
- A way to develop self-esteem
- Element that contributes to a particular result?
- The collective beliefs,costumes, and behaviors of a group?
- Actions that can potentially threaten your health or the health of others
- Refers to the collective beliefs,customs, and behaviors of a group?
- Experts believe that poor health literacy influences persons what more than age, income, and education
- Someone who serves as an example to you
- Seeing the bright side of life
49 Clues: How you value yourself • Can influence your identity • A way to develop self-esteem • The sum of your surroundings? • Both of Latoya’s parents have? • Seeing the bright side of life • To strive to be the best you can • The ability to adapt effectively • Having the skills to do something • Sense of yourself as an individual • How a person thinks, feels and behaves • ...
definitions 2013-09-09
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- beliefs an patterns of behavior
- literacy to gather an understand health
- using communication to make positive health
- factor anything with negative outcome
- health how you react to events in your life
- public promotion
- health being comfortable with yourself
- male or female
- gradual progression through many stages
- taking action to avoid disease
- of life degree of overall satisfaction of life
- all traits that you inherit
- result that a person aims for an works to reach
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- health how well you get along with others
- your standard and beliefs
- time to take items back if broken
- health how well your body functions
- forms of communication
- is behavior repeated
- buys product
- expectancy number of years you can expect to live
- all of the physical an social conditions
- lying about who you are
- salling useless items to people
- high level health
- plan steps to achieve a goal
26 Clues: buys product • male or female • public promotion • high level health • is behavior repeated • forms of communication • lying about who you are • your standard and beliefs • all traits that you inherit • plan steps to achieve a goal • taking action to avoid disease • beliefs an patterns of behavior • salling useless items to people • time to take items back if broken • ...
U.S. Healthcare 2021-01-27
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- 1 in 68 children in the U.S. diagnosed with this.
- Children's Health Insurance Program.
- Children dying under the age of 1.
- Health problems influenced by local and international travel environment.
- Marketplace to weight out health insurance options.
- Electronic Health Records.
- World Health Organization.
- Comparisons with other states anf countries.
- Methicilin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- processing, exchanging and storage of health information.
- 1853 and 1858.
- Health coverage for low income americans.
- Routine Screening and sheduled immunization.
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- Bird Flu.
- Pneumonia, Tuberculosis and Diarrhea.
- A law pass by Prsident Barack Obama on March 23, 2010.
- Scientific approach to understanding behavior.
- Technology developed to solve health problems and improve quality of life.
- Gene Mutations.
- Foodborne Illness.
- Physical activity and Eating habits.
- How long you are expected to live.
- Heart Disease and Cancer.
- Long Life.
- Cholera and Yellow Fever.
- When the infection-fighting processes turn on the body.
- National Prevention Council.
28 Clues: Bird Flu. • Long Life. • 1853 and 1858. • Gene Mutations. • Foodborne Illness. • Heart Disease and Cancer. • Cholera and Yellow Fever. • Electronic Health Records. • World Health Organization. • National Prevention Council. • Children dying under the age of 1. • How long you are expected to live. • Children's Health Insurance Program. • Physical activity and Eating habits. • ...
Test 2025-04-19
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- Limits we set to protect our well-being
- Workplace ally who checks in with others
- A short, calming practice involving inhale and exhale
- A mental health condition involving deep sadness
- Focusing on the present moment with acceptance
- A program many workplaces offer for mental health support
- The ability to understand and share someone else’s feelings
- The process of talking to a mental health professional
- Feeling nervous or uneasy
- Month when we raise awareness about mental health
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- Practice of writing down your thoughts and feelings
- Activities that help maintain or improve mental health
- A trained professional who helps people with mental health
- A state of being separated from others, often linked to poor mental health
- The ability to bounce back from adversity
- A quick conversation to see how someone is doing
- Restorative practice essential for mental health
- Exhaustion from prolonged stress, often work-related
- Common phrase: “It’s okay to not be ___”
- Talking about your feelings can reduce this
20 Clues: Feeling nervous or uneasy • Limits we set to protect our well-being • Workplace ally who checks in with others • Common phrase: “It’s okay to not be ___” • The ability to bounce back from adversity • Talking about your feelings can reduce this • Focusing on the present moment with acceptance • A quick conversation to see how someone is doing • ...
Health Systems 2018-10-14
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- Geographically defined, unit of population
- The extent to which a national plan is feasible
- Paying proportionate attention to different priorities
- Political, economic and administrative authority in managing a country
- A measure of the fairness of health services in distributing well-being
- Universal access to health services with social health protection
- Identification, balancing, and ranking of priorities by stakeholders
- A measure of the difference between current health and ideal health
- Health services targeted at the population as a whole
- Activities aimed at modifying a process in order to change 1+ of their characteristics
- A comparison of costs and achieved results
- Good governance
- Activities whose primary purpose is to promtoe, restore, and/or maintain health
- The inputs required to make health systems work
- An intermediate result towards an objective that a programme seeks to achieve
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- Estimations of costs of different scenarios
- Strategies are aligned with programmes and planning
- Health care expectations expressed by individuals or communities
- An individual, group, or organisation that has an interest in the system/delivery of care
- The capacity to produce the maximum output for a given input
- Coordination of functions across different phases of the service production process
- Objectively determined deficiencies in health that require health care
- Payments for goods or services that include direct payments, cost sharing, and informal payments
- Extent of interaction between the service and its target population
- The extent to which an intervention does what it's intended
- A primary level health care worker who coordinates specialised care
26 Clues: Good governance • Geographically defined, unit of population • A comparison of costs and achieved results • Estimations of costs of different scenarios • The extent to which a national plan is feasible • The inputs required to make health systems work • Strategies are aligned with programmes and planning • Health services targeted at the population as a whole • ...
social and medical insurance 2025-03-12
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- A health system model where the government owns hospitals and employs doctors, as seen in the UK
- A major challenge for global health systems, referring to the shortage of healthcare workers
- The World Health Organization's initiative for affordable healthcare access
- A form of health coverage where citizens pay directly for services, common in low-income countries
- Health financing model used in countries like France and Germany, based on employer and employee contributions
- A country in Asia known for its universal health insurance, called the National Health Insurance
- An Asian country with a public-private hybrid insurance system called Ayushman Bharat
- A region known for its free public healthcare, including countries like Norway and Sweden
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- A type of healthcare system where the government funds and provides services
- International financial organization that advises on social health policies
- A European country known for its world-class health insurance system, blending public and private models
- A global healthcare challenge related to high medical costs pushing people into poverty
- International body that assists in global health policy and disease control
- A European Union regulation that influences cross-border healthcare
- A Latin American country with a single-payer universal healthcare system
- An African country leading in universal health coverage through the NHIF
- A healthcare system where the government provides medical services to all citizens
- A country with a universal healthcare system called the NHS
- An international program focused on funding vaccinations in low-income countries
- A United Nations goal that aims for health coverage for all by 2030
20 Clues: A country with a universal healthcare system called the NHS • A European Union regulation that influences cross-border healthcare • A United Nations goal that aims for health coverage for all by 2030 • A Latin American country with a single-payer universal healthcare system • An African country leading in universal health coverage through the NHIF • ...
Health 2015-02-21
19 Clues: odra • plaga • kaszel • świnka • malaria • cholera • infekcja • gruźlica • kichanie • zmęczenie • krztusiec • antybiotyk • szczepienie • wścieklizna • ospa wietrzna • ospa prawdziwa • paraliż dziecięcy • środek przeciwbólowy • Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Health 2014-12-14
19 Clues: сок • сыр • каша • мыть • яблоки • бегать • молоко • гулять • играть • морковь • капуста • прыгать • плавать • чистить • скакать • здоровый • счастливый • кататься на лыжах • кататься на коньках
health 2021-02-04
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- lack of blood
- labels: has all the information we need to look up all the stuff that is in the food
- a unit of energy
- foods: foods that are brown rice, oatmeal, crackers
- eating: frequent binging, unable to stop, emotional eaters
- vitamins: dissolve into water, pass easily into blood digestion, the body doesn't store these vitamins
- builds body cells/tissues
- proteins: lack 9 amino acids and found in beans, nuts, whole grains, rice
- vegetables, fruits, whole grains have them, it cannot be digested
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- vitamins: absorbed, stored, transported in fat, body stores these vitamins
- the main source of energy in your body
- proteins: all 9 amino acids, animal products(fish, meat, eggs, milk)
- eating disorder where you have taken some type of medication to throw up/binge, and purge disorders
- carbs: has glucose, they give you immediate energy because the body doesn't break them down
- carbs: they give you long-term energy, and calories not burned are stored as fat
- image: how you feel about your body
- the excess amount of fat
- it's an eating disorder self-starvation, over-exercising
- substances that the body cannot manufacture but that are needed for forming healthy bones and teeth for regulating many vital body processes
19 Clues: lack of blood • a unit of energy • the excess amount of fat • builds body cells/tissues • image: how you feel about your body • the main source of energy in your body • foods: foods that are brown rice, oatmeal, crackers • it's an eating disorder self-starvation, over-exercising • eating: frequent binging, unable to stop, emotional eaters • ...
Health 2020-11-03
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- a workout that takes you through dynamic stretching exercises
- your body's ratio of fat mass to fat-free mass
- accounts for roughly 630,000 deaths in the United States
- uses the contraction of the opposing muscle to relax the muscle being stretched
- if your focus is on ______, you know you should be strong enough to lift a heavy box
- there are ____ ways to increase flexibility
- where you hold a stretch for 10 to 30 seconds at a time
- amount of vigorous exercise recommended by the ACSM
- One of five components of fitness
- refers to the range of motion you have around a given joint
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- one of two factors that contribute to overall muscular health
- a type of static stretching
- flexibility is important at ___ age
- also called relaxed stretching
- Is it possible to improve muscular strength and endurance at the same time
- As you get older, the importance of flexibility more important
- also known as cardiorespiratory endurance or aerobic fitness
- is currently the gold-standard of measuring body composition
- enhanced muscular strength may be a _________ of a workout routine focused more on developing muscular endurance
- scans, typically used for measuring bone mineral density and assessing for osteoporosis
20 Clues: a type of static stretching • also called relaxed stretching • One of five components of fitness • flexibility is important at ___ age • there are ____ ways to increase flexibility • your body's ratio of fat mass to fat-free mass • amount of vigorous exercise recommended by the ACSM • where you hold a stretch for 10 to 30 seconds at a time • ...
Health 2021-04-15
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- The main control center of the whole body
- Unpleasant feeling
- Pain in the head
- Ants don't have them
- Act that clears the throat and breathing passage
- Unhealthy state where something bad happens to the body or mind
- Dental pain
- A condition of body and mind in which they rest
- A hot drink
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- An injury caused by exposure to heat or flame
- Medicine for relieving pain
- Injury that leaves visible marks on the body
- A person who is qualified to treat people who are ill
- An injury caused by something sharp
- A person who is qualified to treat other person's teeth
- Food that has a lot of vitamines
- Organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system
- Physical activity that improves health and fitness
- Red liquid that circulates in our body
19 Clues: Dental pain • A hot drink • Pain in the head • Unpleasant feeling • Ants don't have them • Medicine for relieving pain • Food that has a lot of vitamines • An injury caused by something sharp • Red liquid that circulates in our body • The main control center of the whole body • Injury that leaves visible marks on the body • An injury caused by exposure to heat or flame • ...
Health 2024-02-20
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- cause inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord
- muscles that cannot contact due to injury, or are not used often, will weaken and shrink, a condition
- by young adulthood, most of the cartilage is replacedby bone in a process called
- cord that is a think column of nerve tissue that links the brain to the most of the nerves in the peripheral nervous system
- a severe bump to the head could cause brain tissue to hit the skull
- spinal cord injuries, or the loss of the ability to move and feel some part of the body
- makes up about 85 percent of the brain's weight
- one common injury of the skeletal system
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- a severe brain injury from trauma, diease, or drugs could possinly result to this
- a think strand of tissue attached to a muscle to a bone
- a pulled muscle, is a painful injury that may happen when muscles are overworked or strenched too much or too quickly
- a condition in which the bones become weak and break easily
- stem lies between the cerebrum and the spinal cord
- these functions are accomplished with the help of the basic unit of the nervous system-a type of call
- involuntary muscle that is found only in the heart
- another type of tissue called_____ fills the space in bones
- under certain conditions, a person's brain may experience sudden, uncontrolled nerve impulses, this flood of brain activity can lead to a
- bones are held together at joints by strong, fibrous bands
- makes up about 85 percent of the brain's weight
- involuntary muscle that causes movements within your body
20 Clues: one common injury of the skeletal system • makes up about 85 percent of the brain's weight • makes up about 85 percent of the brain's weight • stem lies between the cerebrum and the spinal cord • involuntary muscle that is found only in the heart • a think strand of tissue attached to a muscle to a bone • involuntary muscle that causes movements within your body • ...
Health 2025-02-06
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- – A state of good health, often including physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
- – The practice of refraining from something, especially food, drink, or harmful behavior.
- – To influence or have an impact on something or someone.
- – Actions taken to avoid disease, accidents, or harmful situations.
- – The use of scientific knowledge to create tools or devices for solving problems or advancing society.
- – Related to the body or bodily functions.
- – A settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something.
- – People who are the same age or have similar status or experiences.
- – Relating to feelings, moods, or emotions.
- – Concerning the soul or a sense of purpose beyond the physical world.
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- – Steady and unchanging in behavior, quality, or approach.
- – The passing of traits from parents to offspring through genes.
- – The possibility of harm, danger, or loss.Health
- Health – The overall condition of your body and mind. – A shape with three sides and three angles.
- – The communication channels, such as TV, radio, or online platforms, through which information is disseminated.
- – Pertaining to interactions with others in society.
- – The surrounding conditions or influences that affect an individual or group.
- – Pertaining to the mind or cognitive processes.
- – The way in which someone acts, especially in response to particular situations.
19 Clues: – Related to the body or bodily functions. • – Relating to feelings, moods, or emotions. • – Pertaining to the mind or cognitive processes. • – The possibility of harm, danger, or loss.Health • – Pertaining to interactions with others in society. • – To influence or have an impact on something or someone. • – Steady and unchanging in behavior, quality, or approach. • ...
Health Systems 2018-10-14
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- Expectations of health services expressed by individuals or communities
- Activities aimed at modifying a process in order to change one or more of their characteristics
- Good governance
- A measure of the difference between current health and ideal health
- The inputs required to make health systems work
- A primary level health care worker who coordinates specialised care
- The ability to produce the maximum output for a given input
- Strategies are aligned with programmes and planning
- Paying proportionate attention to competing priorities
- Health services targeted at the population as a whole
- Comprehensive access to health services alongside social health protection
- Identification, balancing, and ranking of priorities by stakeholders
- An intermediate result towards an objective that a programme seeks to achieve
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- A geographically defined unit of population
- A measure of the fairness of health services in distributing well-being
- The extent to which a national plan is feasible
- Estimations of financial requirements of different scenarios
- Objectively determined deficiencies in health that require health care
- Payments for goods or services that include direct payments, cost sharing, and informal payments
- Coordination of functions across different phases of the service production process
- The extent to which an intervention does what it's intended
- An individual, group, or organisation that has an interest in the system/delivery of care
- Activities with the primary purpose of promoting, restoring, and/or maintaining health
- Political, economic and administrative authority in managing a country
- A comparison of inputs and outcomes
- Extent of interaction between the service and its target population
26 Clues: Good governance • A comparison of inputs and outcomes • A geographically defined unit of population • The extent to which a national plan is feasible • The inputs required to make health systems work • Strategies are aligned with programmes and planning • Health services targeted at the population as a whole • Paying proportionate attention to competing priorities • ...
Self-Management Crossword Puzzle 2025-06-09
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- A positive choice that supports your well-being
- Staying away from risky behaviors
- A regular pattern that helps support healthy behaviors
- Owning your role in making good health choices
- Checking if a health behavior is working
- Describing how you take responsibility for your health
- The reason you want to make a healthy change
- What you put into improving or protecting your health
- People or resources that help you stay healthy
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- Thinking about how your health choices affect you
- Finding valid health information, products, or services
- A behavior that could harm your health
- The result of a health behavior or change
- Recognizing a personal health behavior or need
- An action you take that affects your health
- Making a current health habit better
16 Clues: Staying away from risky behaviors • Making a current health habit better • A behavior that could harm your health • Checking if a health behavior is working • The result of a health behavior or change • An action you take that affects your health • The reason you want to make a healthy change • Owning your role in making good health choices • ...
Health and Wellness Skills 2022-09-13
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- a science-based approach to protecting and improving the health of populations as a whole
- regulates and ensures the safety of food, health products, and medications
- health of human populations around the world
- endpoint that is specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely
- process of advocating for the health of families and communities by sharing health information
- process of working with others to make a decision
- support
- medical care that treats life-threatening health conditions
- body of knowledge based on observation and experimentation; answers questions about the natural world
- is illegal activity related to health products and services
- medical care that seeks to prevent health conditions from developing; includes annual physical or wellness exams, checkups, vaccinations, and screenings
- process steps for making a healthy decision
- healthcare professionals who have additional training in treating certain types of diseases and disorder
- people under the age of 18
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- the act of indicating you allow your organs to be donated and transplanted into another person
- a specific endpoint that signifies a condition you hope to reach
- healthcare facilities that patients visit for treatment and then leave
- aspect of community and world health concerned with populations exposed to harmful environmental and societal factors through no fault of their own
- refers to theories and health claims that are described as science-based when they are not
- the overall health of a community, which is a group of people who live in the same area and interact with one another
- doctor, provides primary care, including routine checkups, screenings, treatments, prescriptions, and preventive health services.
- someone who purchases goods and services
- an area without nearby full-service grocery stores, organizations and programs that help the environment and people within a community
- qualities or priorities one considers important
- courses of action that are different from the actions you are taking now
- the ability to locate, evaluate, apply, and communicate information pertaining to your health—is an important skill for promoting health and wellness
- organizations and programs that help the environment and people within a community
- actions that promote the environment and health of a community
- patients reside in the facility while they receive comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, surgery, therapy, and rehabilitation
- medical care that seeks to prevent and treat health conditions
30 Clues: support • people under the age of 18 • someone who purchases goods and services • process steps for making a healthy decision • health of human populations around the world • qualities or priorities one considers important • process of working with others to make a decision • medical care that treats life-threatening health conditions • ...
Population and Health: Key Trends, Challenges, and Solutions 2025-09-05
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- – early stage of life; young children.
- – progress in society and wellbeing.
- – length of human life; lifespan.
- – natural surroundings affecting health.
- – physical systems like hospitals and clinics.
- – unfair differences in health or resources.
- – ability to produce children; birth rate.
- – growth of cities and towns.
- – related to mothers and childbirth.
- – process of creating offspring.
- – protection through immunization.
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- – funding for health services.
- – shift in health or population patterns.
- – total number of people in an area.
- – tools and innovations in healthcare.
- – overall physical and mental condition.
- – access to healthcare services.
- – movement of people from one place to another.
- – illness or health disorder.
- – death rate within a population.
- – food and nourishment for health.
- – weather patterns influencing wellbeing.
- – cleanliness and waste management.
- – young age group; adolescents.
- – increase in older population; growing old.
25 Clues: – illness or health disorder. • – growth of cities and towns. • – funding for health services. • – young age group; adolescents. • – access to healthcare services. • – process of creating offspring. • – length of human life; lifespan. • – death rate within a population. • – food and nourishment for health. • – protection through immunization. • ...
Health IT Crossword 2018-11-19
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- Created primarily to modernize the flow of healthcare information, stipulate how Personally Identifiable Information should be protected from fraud and theft, and address limitations on healthcare insurance coverage.
- Requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing, cross-functional teams. It promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development, early delivery, and continuous improvement, and it encourages rapid and flexible response to change.
- Delivery of health-related services and information via telecommunications technologies.
- The use of computing devices to enter, modify, review, and output or communicate drug prescriptions.
- Established by MACRA with the goal of improving Medicare by helping eligible clinicians focus on care quality and making patients healthier.
- Knowingly and unreasonably interfering with the exchange and use of electronic health information.
- Guidelines about securing PHI on the administrative, physical and technological levels.
- Ability of different information technology systems and software applications to communicate, exchange data, and use the information that has been exchanged.
- Gave HHS the authority to establish programs to improve health care quality, safety, and efficiency through the promotion of health IT.
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- Established an individual's right to access their health information for as long as it is maintained, with limited situations where access may be denied.
- New specification standard describing data formats and elements and an application programming interface for exchanging electronic health records.
- Process of electronic entry of medical practitioner instructions for the treatment of patients under his or her care.
- Allow patients to view, but not modify, data from the provider's electronic health record.
- A not-for-profit organization focused on better health through information and technology.
- Provides clinicians, or other individuals with knowledge and person-specific information, intelligently filtered or presented at appropriate times, to enhance health and health care.
- Collection of patient and population electronically-stored health information in a digital format.
- Ended the Sustainable Growth Rate formula and established the Quality Payment Program.
- Organization that invests in research and evidence to make health care safer and improve quality.
- Organization's primary goal is to provide the knowledge, resources and tools to advance health information professional practice and standards for the delivery of quality healthcare.
- Clinical messaging syntax used to exchange medical images between medical equipment and information systems.
- Allows health care professionals and patients to appropriately access and securely share a patient’s medical information electronically.
- Using certified electronic health record (EHR) technology to: Improve quality, safety, efficiency, and reduce health disparities.
- A not-for-profit, ANSI-accredited standards developing organization dedicated to providing a comprehensive framework and related standards for the exchange, integration, sharing and retrieval of electronic health information that supports clinical practice and the management, delivery and evaluation of health services.
- A breach is an impermissible use or disclosure of PHI under the Privacy Rule that compromises the security or privacy of PHI.
- Leads national health IT efforts, charged as the principal federal entity to coordinate nationwide efforts to implement and use the most advanced health information technology and the electronic exchange of health information.
25 Clues: Ended the Sustainable Growth Rate formula and established the Quality Payment Program. • Guidelines about securing PHI on the administrative, physical and technological levels. • Delivery of health-related services and information via telecommunications technologies. • ...
Unit 3 AOS 1a Crossword 2025-12-04
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- of disease Measures gap between current health and ideal health; measured in DALY
- expectancy An indication of how long a person can expect to live
- health and wellbeing A positive sense of belonging, meaning and purpose in life…
- The number of new cases in a given time
- (Health-adjusted life expectancy) A measure of burden of disease based on life expectancy adjusted for poor health
- Ill-health in an individual or population
- mortality Death of a mother during pregnancy, childbirth or within six weeks
- mortality Death of a child between birth and first birthday
- A measure of burden of disease… one DALY equals one year of healthy life lost…
- mortality rate Rate of infant deaths (0–1) per 1000 live births
- health and wellbeing The ability to recognise, understand and effectively manage emotions…
- and wellbeing Relating to a person’s physical, social, emotional, mental, spiritual existence
- health and wellbeing Relates to the functioning of the body and its systems…
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- mortality rate Mothers who die due to pregnancy/childbirth per 100,000
- factors Factors relating to the body such as genetics, BP, cholesterol, weight
- Number or proportion of cases of a condition present at a given time
- Death in an individual or population
- mortality rate Deaths of children under 5 per 1000
- health and wellbeing Ability to form meaningful and satisfying relationships…
- health and wellbeing The current state of wellbeing relating to the mind or brain…
- status An individual’s overall health incl. life expectancy, disability, disease
21 Clues: Death in an individual or population • The number of new cases in a given time • Ill-health in an individual or population • mortality rate Deaths of children under 5 per 1000 • mortality Death of a child between birth and first birthday • mortality rate Rate of infant deaths (0–1) per 1000 live births • ...
6 suggestions for setting goals. 2022-08-19
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- in-person and online communication channels, such as books, TV shows, movies, social media, and advertisements.
- overall pattern of weather conditions.
- How your body functions.
- The relationships all around you
- cannot be changed
- How you express yourself and your thoughts and feelings. Emotions, mood, feelings about one's self, and the view of the world are all important to your emotional health.
- Poor overall state of health a person cannot function normally
- The actual number of years a person lives
- The state of excellent physical, mental and emotional, and social health.
- land features and any bodies of water present in an area.
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- can be changed
- The extent to which a person experiences a healthy, happy, and unfulfilling life
- Wellbeing of one's inner thoughts, and how you observe and interpret information.
- How one interacts with others
- Presence of waste in the environment.
- The blueprint for the structure and function of your cells.
- the process of identifying one's state of health and taking steps to improve it.
- How long people are expected to live
- a person's ability to function positively and overall satisfaction that life's present conditions are good.
- state of complete physical, mental and emotional, and social well-being.
- Aspects of a person's life that increases the chance of a disease, injury, disorder or a decline in health
- Chemical that carries genetic information
22 Clues: can be changed • cannot be changed • How your body functions. • How one interacts with others • The relationships all around you • How long people are expected to live • Presence of waste in the environment. • overall pattern of weather conditions. • The actual number of years a person lives • Chemical that carries genetic information • ...
6 suggestions for setting goals. 2022-08-19
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- in-person and online communication channels, such as books, TV shows, movies, social media, and advertisements.
- overall pattern of weather conditions.
- How your body functions.
- The relationships all around you
- cannot be changed
- How you express yourself and your thoughts and feelings. Emotions, mood, feelings about one's self, and the view of the world are all important to your emotional health.
- Poor overall state of health a person cannot function normally
- The actual number of years a person lives
- The state of excellent physical, mental and emotional, and social health.
- land features and any bodies of water present in an area.
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- can be changed
- The extent to which a person experiences a healthy, happy, and unfulfilling life
- Wellbeing of one's inner thoughts, and how you observe and interpret information.
- How one interacts with others
- Presence of waste in the environment.
- The blueprint for the structure and function of your cells.
- the process of identifying one's state of health and taking steps to improve it.
- How long people are expected to live
- a person's ability to function positively and overall satisfaction that life's present conditions are good.
- state of complete physical, mental and emotional, and social well-being.
- Aspects of a person's life that increases the chance of a disease, injury, disorder or a decline in health
- Chemical that carries genetic information
22 Clues: can be changed • cannot be changed • How your body functions. • How one interacts with others • The relationships all around you • How long people are expected to live • Presence of waste in the environment. • overall pattern of weather conditions. • The actual number of years a person lives • Chemical that carries genetic information • ...
Healthcare management assignment 2025-04-29
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- in order to receive care and services that are not included in the package of health care and services for which the expenses to be paid by the health insurance fund specified in Article 9 of Health Insurance Law, a citizen pays for ______additional health insurance
- what do citizens and the state and legal entities on behalf of them pay to be covered under health insurance? Health insurance ______
- things created for the purpose of replacing human tissues and organs or correcting disorders and defects
- any factor causing negative consequences on human health is called a ______ factor
- a person who contributes to the health of the population by devoting his/her time and effort to the welfare of society
- how many months should care be provided for it to be considered long-term medical care? More than ______ month(s)
- the process of observing, studying, collecting information and data, analyzing, evaluating, reporting and planning relevant measures of positive and negative effects on human health is called health ______
- the process of determining the factors that adversely affect human health, calculating the probability of exposure to the disease, and assessing the consequences that may occur in the event of exposure is called risk ______
- a physician who works in a family, soum or village health center is called a ______ doctor
- a citizen who is regularly paying premiums to the health insurance fund in advance according to Health insurance law
- a doctor, junior doctor, dentist, traditional medicine doctor, nurse, midwife, or pharmacist who has graduated from a medical university or college and has a permit to practice, drug director, rehabilitation specialist
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- a financing of the costs by pre-packaged calculation for each case of health care and services is called ______-based payment
- a legal entity with the function of providing specialized medical care and services
- comprehensive measures to monitor, check, evaluate, and provide advice and assistance by the competent authority on whether the health institutions and medical specialists comply or not with the relevant legislation, mandatory standards, rules, procedures, and instructions
- what type of health care is provided by the state based on the health needs of the population
- the complex professional activities aimed at diagnosing, monitoring, managing childbirth, treating, and preventing diseases of mothers, fetuses, and newborns during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum
- an independent functional item designed for diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and control of human body structure or disease
- knowledge, ability, and practice of working in a specific field of medicine
- complex professional activities of a doctor aimed at diagnosing and curing diseases, rehabilitation of patients, and prevention of illness
- the contract between the health insurance organization and a health care and service provider organization is called a(n) ______contract
- financing calculated based on the number of people registered with a family doctor is a payment method per ______
- medical ______ care and services means specialized medical care and services to be provided by the organization specified in paragraph 8.1 of the “Law on Medical care and service” to clients sent by a health institution or medical specialist
- infections transmitted from livestocks to humans are known as ______ diseases
- health, comprehensive measures to be implemented by all based on the research results and evidence, as well as with the regulation and coordination between individuals, communities, organizations, and sectors in the field of protecting and supporting the health of the population, preventing from diseases and disorders, and creating a healthy and safe living environment upon ensuring the harmony of people, nature, and society
- what is the fund that was accumulated for the purpose of sharing the financial risks that may incur to the insured due to health, and other sources? ….. insurance fund
25 Clues: knowledge, ability, and practice of working in a specific field of medicine • infections transmitted from livestocks to humans are known as ______ diseases • any factor causing negative consequences on human health is called a ______ factor • a legal entity with the function of providing specialized medical care and services • ...
Practices Protecting Personal Health Information Crossword 2013-03-29
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- / professional fails to fulfill their duty
- / right or wrong in human behavior
- / something that you're expected to do
- / when giving a suggestion or also know as
- health act / legislation passed in 1984 delivery of prepaid, medically necessary health care to Canadians
- actions / what you can do to stop something from happening is also known as
- consent / given all relevant information about a treatment
- record / can contain medication records or personal health information in it
- / a person coming to get health care is also known as a
- consent / can be given over the phone, 2 people should be listening
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- / a division of main office
- / freedom to make your own choices
- health record / EHR
- / something that is safe ad not in harm is also known to be
- consent / assumed by the patients actions
- health information / PHI
- / keep patients health information private
- act / enacted in July 1983
- / person under the age of 18 in Ontario is a __
- / a civil wrong
20 Clues: / a civil wrong • health record / EHR • health information / PHI • act / enacted in July 1983 • / a division of main office • / freedom to make your own choices • / right or wrong in human behavior • / something that you're expected to do • consent / assumed by the patients actions • / professional fails to fulfill their duty • / keep patients health information private • ...
Practices Protecting Personal Health Information Crossword 2013-03-29
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- / something that is safe ad not in harm is also known to be
- consent / assumed by the patients actions
- health act / legislation passed in 1984 delivery of prepaid, medically necessary health care to Canadians
- / something that you're expected to do
- / when giving a suggestion or also know as
- / a division of main office
- health information / PHI
- health record / EHR
- / professional fails to fulfill their duty
- / a civil wrong
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- actions / what you can do to stop something from happening is also known as
- / right or wrong in human behavior
- / freedom to make your own choices
- / keep patients health information private
- record / can contain medication records or personal health information in it
- / person under the age of 18 in Ontario is a __
- / a person coming to get health care is also known as a
- consent / can be given over the phone, 2 people should be listening
- act / enacted in July 1983
- consent / given all relevant information about a treatment
20 Clues: / a civil wrong • health record / EHR • health information / PHI • act / enacted in July 1983 • / a division of main office • / right or wrong in human behavior • / freedom to make your own choices • / something that you're expected to do • consent / assumed by the patients actions • / keep patients health information private • / when giving a suggestion or also know as • ...
Intro to Health 2024-02-02
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- A health ______ is a person who influences the health behavior and decisions of others
- Side of the health triangle which is the condition of a persons body
- An influence on health which includes various forms of mass communication
- Health _____ is the sum of positive and negative influences on a persons health and well-being
- A health ______ is work provided by a health-care provider
- Life ______ is the average number of years a person is expected to live
- passing of characteristics or traits from biological parents to children
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- Health ________ is the information and understanding a person has about health
- Enforce laws governing the safety of food, drugs, medical devices, and cosmetics
- incident in which a person has little or no control
- chance that has an unknown outcome
- A health ______ is healthful behavior a person works to achieve and maintain
- Collective quality of life that include physical, mental-emotional, and family-social
- Making up for any loss, harm, or damage you may have caused
- number of questions in used in step 4 of the decision making model
- A serious situation and occurs without warning and calls for quick action
- A health _______ is something that is made to specifically restore or maintain health
17 Clues: chance that has an unknown outcome • incident in which a person has little or no control • A health ______ is work provided by a health-care provider • Making up for any loss, harm, or damage you may have caused • number of questions in used in step 4 of the decision making model • Side of the health triangle which is the condition of a persons body • ...
Health Chapter 1 Key Terms 2022-08-24
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- risk are related risks that increase in effect with each added risk.
- taking steps to keep something from happening or getting worse.
- all the traits that were biologically passed on to you from your parents.
- radio, television, and the Internet, and through print media.
- people of the same age who share similar interests, also including your friends.
- is the sum of your surroundings.
- the combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being.
- the personal habits of behaviors related to the way a person lives.
- an overall state of wellbeing or total health.
- differences in health outcomes among groups.
- the collective beliefs,, customs, and behaviors of a group.
- a deliberate decision to avoid high-risk behaviors, including sexual activity and the use of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs.
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- actions that can potentially threaten your health of the health of others.
- various methods for communicating information.
- a nationwide health promotion and disease prevention plan designed to serve as a guide for improving the health of all people in the United States.
- providing accurate health information and teaching health skills to help people make healthy decisions.
- a person's capacity to learn about and understand basic health information and services, and to use these resources to promote one's health and wellness.
- health a deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life.
- disease an ongoing condition or illness such as heart disease, obesity, and cancer.
19 Clues: is the sum of your surroundings. • differences in health outcomes among groups. • various methods for communicating information. • an overall state of wellbeing or total health. • health a deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life. • the collective beliefs,, customs, and behaviors of a group. • radio, television, and the Internet, and through print media. • ...
Health 2016-11-15
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- the ability to control oneself, in particular one's emotions and desires or the expression of them in one's behavior, especially in difficult situations.
- the quality of being able to be counted on or relied upon.
- respect for the rules or equal treatment of all concerned.
- conscious knowledge of one's own character, feelings, motives, and desires.
- the action of leading a group of people or an organization.
- willingness to change or compromise.
- Intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.
- a vigorous or determined attempt.
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- ready or likely to attack or confront; characterized by or resulting from aggression.
- The imparting or exchanging of information or news.
- Characterized by or giving attention.
- A mind receptive to different opinions and ideas.
- a small alteration or movement made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result.
- The action of working with someone to produce or create something.
- the way that someone or something looks.
- the process of working together to the same end.
- able to change or be changed in order to fit or work better in some situation or for some purpose.
- accepting or allowing what happens or what others do, without active response or resistance.
- having or showing a confident and forceful personality.
19 Clues: a vigorous or determined attempt. • willingness to change or compromise. • Characterized by or giving attention. • the way that someone or something looks. • the process of working together to the same end. • A mind receptive to different opinions and ideas. • The imparting or exchanging of information or news. • Intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval. • ...
Health 2021-11-28
19 Clues: rak • ból • boleć • grypa • chory • siniak • kichać • złamać • kaszel • choroba • skręcić • wypadek • zemdleć • alergia • gorączka • oparzenie • skaleczenie • przeziębienie • rana, kontuzja
Health 2024-08-11
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- way of expressing our thoughts and emotions about a specific experience
- ready or likely to attack or confront
- an agreement or a settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side making concessions
- the process of working together to the same end
- a family that includes two married parents and their children
- when two people come together and bring a child or children from previous relationships
- listening and responding to another person that improves mutual understanding
- a direct or indirect influence on peers
- the imparting or exchanging of information or news
- having or showing a confident and forceful personality
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- the activity of mixing socially with others
- a family that extends beyond the nuclear family of parents and their children to include aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins or other relatives
- a range of nonverbal signals that you can use to communicate your feelings and intentions
- the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
- a state of enduring affection, esteem, intimacy, and trust between two people or more
- a set of socially accepted behaviors and attitudes deemed appropriate or desirable for individuals
- abusive behavior toward an intimate partner in a dating or family relationship
- fail to care for properly
- accepting or allowing what happens or what others do, without active response or resistance
19 Clues: fail to care for properly • ready or likely to attack or confront • a direct or indirect influence on peers • the activity of mixing socially with others • the process of working together to the same end • the imparting or exchanging of information or news • having or showing a confident and forceful personality • ...
Health 2025-03-06
19 Clues: грипп • ангина • ужасно • болеть • болезнь • больной • здоровье • простуда • порезать • лекарство • ушная боль • зубная боль • температура • чувствовать • боль в спине • боль в животе • головная боль • выздоравливать • отвратительно, ужасно
HEALTH 2025-09-16
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- a feeling that is so intense, abundant, or complex that it becomes difficult for a person to process
- the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially toward others.
- apprehensive uneasiness or nervousness
- the imparting or exchanging of information or news.
- the practice of taking action to preserve or improve one's own health.
- assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively.
- a person’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being.
- the quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well.
- self-directedcted death
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- the fact or process of doing something, typically to achieve an aim
- normal feelings
- persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest
- the center of interest or activity.
- the quality of being logically or factually sound
- effect on someone or something.
- a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance
- long-lasting happiness
- conformity in the application of something
- an act of selecting or making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities.
19 Clues: normal feelings • long-lasting happiness • self-directedcted death • effect on someone or something. • the center of interest or activity. • apprehensive uneasiness or nervousness • conformity in the application of something • the quality of being logically or factually sound • the imparting or exchanging of information or news. • ...
Health and Wellness 50+ 2025-09-04
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- Practice that promotes relaxation and reduces stress
- Activity that improves flexibility and reduces stiffness
- Preventive tests for early detection of health issues
- Mind-body practice combining movement, breathing, and relaxation
- Preventive measure to protect against infectious diseases
- Regular physical activity that improves strength and flexibility
- Condition causing joint pain and stiffness
- Mineral essential for bone health and preventing osteoporosis
- Nutrient important for muscle maintenance and repair
- Low-impact exercise beneficial for cardiovascular health
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- Awareness practice that enhances mental well-being
- Device that amplifies sound for those with hearing loss
- Prosthetic devices that replace missing teeth
- Maintaining adequate fluid intake for overall health
- Restorative activity crucial for cognitive and physical health
- Substance that can affect heart health if levels are high
- Ability to maintain stability and prevent falls
- Nutrient important for bone health and immune function
- Nutrient that aids digestion and supports heart health
- Healthy fat that supports heart and brain function
20 Clues: Condition causing joint pain and stiffness • Prosthetic devices that replace missing teeth • Ability to maintain stability and prevent falls • Awareness practice that enhances mental well-being • Healthy fat that supports heart and brain function • Practice that promotes relaxation and reduces stress • Maintaining adequate fluid intake for overall health • ...
definitions 2013-09-09
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- beliefs an patterns of behavior
- literacy to gather an understand health
- using communication to make positive health
- factor anything with negative outcome
- health how you react to events in your life
- public promotion
- health being comfortable with yourself
- male or female
- gradual progression through many stages
- taking action to avoid disease
- of life degree of overall satisfaction of life
- all traits that you inherit
- result that a person aims for an works to reach
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- health how well you get along with others
- your standard and beliefs
- time to take items back if broken
- health how well your body functions
- forms of communication
- is behavior repeated
- buys product
- expectancy number of years you can expect to live
- all of the physical an social conditions
- lying about who you are
- salling useless items to people
- high level health
- plan steps to achieve a goal
26 Clues: buys product • male or female • public promotion • high level health • is behavior repeated • forms of communication • lying about who you are • your standard and beliefs • all traits that you inherit • plan steps to achieve a goal • taking action to avoid disease • beliefs an patterns of behavior • salling useless items to people • time to take items back if broken • ...
EHR Chapter 2 2022-02-09
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- ___________Use or MU-the use of certified electronic health record technology with the purpose of improving quality.
- This type of data fit into a particular model or format.
- American recovery and reinvestment act of 2009 (abr) included provisions for HITECH
- A _________analysis review to ensure the quality of the clinical information.
- This analysis is a review of the health record to ensure that all required documentation is present.
- Health Information Technology for economic and clinical health, and act that is meant to increase the use of an electronic health record. (abr)
- Merit based incentive payment system (abr)
- personal health record, kept by the patient (abr)
- Single facts that come together to form information.
- This type of data is in the form of words or audio files that cannot be tracked.
- Protected Health Information (abr)
- Nationwide Health Information Network (abr)A set of standards that enable the secure exchange of information over the internet.
- Regional Health Information Organization a group that exchanges health information with the intent of improving care and reducing costs. (abr)
- Institute of Medicine, an organization that works to provide unbiased and authoritative advice to decision makers and the public. Replaced by the National Academies in 2016. (abr)
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- Information ________ is the framework for managing information throughout it's lifecycle.
- The Health care _______administrator may also be know as chief information officer.
- Health Insurance Portability and accountability Act of 1996 (abr)
- The Healthcare _______may also be referred to as healthcare manager or health systems manager.
- Raw facts that when viewed as a whole have meaning.
- EHR, or Electronic Health ________, are supported by the Advancing Care Information Standards.
- Certification Commission for Health information Technology (abr) A non-profit, non-government agency whose purpose it was to certify EHR.
- Health Information Exchange (abr)
- A computerized system for enhancing and viewing images such as Xrays, scans, and ultrasounds. (abr)
- office of the national coordinator for health information technology (abr)The principal federal financial entity for EHR coordination
- regional extension center (abr)An organization that assists providers in the selection of EHR systems.
- Clinical decision support; a software that assists the physician in decision making and medication interaction. (abr)
- ____________Interoperability Programs were formerly known as Meaningful Use.
- A unique 10 digit identifier issued by CMS used on insurance claims to identify the person or entity that provided the services rendered. (abr)
28 Clues: Health Information Exchange (abr) • Protected Health Information (abr) • Merit based incentive payment system (abr) • personal health record, kept by the patient (abr) • Raw facts that when viewed as a whole have meaning. • Single facts that come together to form information. • This type of data fit into a particular model or format. • ...
hnjhk 2025-06-18
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- A proposed law that allowed mental health days for students
- What students are allowed to take for their mental well-being
- Emotional episodes caused by stress and overwhelm
- A large student discussion held in 2018 about mental health
- Life is compared to this to explain pacing and avoiding burnout
- A physical symptom linked to mental illness
- A tragic outcome that affected Hailey’s hometown
- Something all people have and should take care of
- The speaker worked to support this group’s mental well-being
- The U.S. state where the mental health law was passed
- One of Hailey’s diagnosed conditions
- The type of health discussed throughout the TED Talk
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- A practice Hailey encourages students to learn from a young age
- House Bill 2191 became this after it was signed
- A clinical mental health condition Hailey experienced
- A key quality used during the student mental health forum
- A feeling students might get when falling behind in school
- A type of emergency training used to compare with mental health care
- Hailey hopes everyone gains this to manage mental health crises
- The person a student may be referred to after taking multiple days off
20 Clues: One of Hailey’s diagnosed conditions • A physical symptom linked to mental illness • House Bill 2191 became this after it was signed • A tragic outcome that affected Hailey’s hometown • Emotional episodes caused by stress and overwhelm • Something all people have and should take care of • The type of health discussed throughout the TED Talk • ...
Medical records 2013-10-02
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- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
- protected health information
- EMRs take less of this type of space
- advancing at a rapid pace
- partly remove or correct
- capability of a system to work with or use the parts of another system
- personal digital assistant
- electronic medical record
- Electronic health record
- which president issued the executive order designed to promote the interoperability of health records
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- primary care provider
- nationwide health information network
- National Alliance for Health Information Technology
- generally or widely accepted
- helps patients access their information from an outside computer
- Type of back up for an EMR system
- type of training for EMR systems
- type of communicating with a pt. w/o saying anything
- type of medical record
- good things that come along with EMRs
- Personal health record
21 Clues: primary care provider • type of medical record • Personal health record • partly remove or correct • Electronic health record • advancing at a rapid pace • electronic medical record • personal digital assistant • generally or widely accepted • protected health information • type of training for EMR systems • Type of back up for an EMR system • EMRs take less of this type of space • ...
Health and wellness - Ayden 2022-09-06
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- extent to which a person experiences a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life.
- DNA segments that contain the blueprint for the structure and function of a person's cells.
- in-person and online communication channels, such as books, TV shows, movies, social media, and advertisements.
- length of time a person is expected to live.
- state of being without regular consistent housing.
- belief, values, customs, and arts.
- actual number of years a person lives
- chemical that carries genetic information; found in chromosomes.
- health conditions that develop due to a person's genes.
- choices and behaviors that affect a person's chance of developing a disease.
- land features and any bodies of water present in an area.
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- aspects of people's lives that reduce risk and increase the likelihood of optimal health.
- dimension of health that describes how a person observers and interprets information.
- dimension of health that refers to the expression of thoughts and feelings.
- poor overall state of health in which a person cannot function normally.
- person's ability to function positively and overall satisfaction that life's present conditions are good.
- presence of waste in the environment.
- process of identifying one's state of health and taking steps to improve it.
- dimension of health that refers to how well the body functions.
- dimension of health that refers to how well a person gets along with others.
- state of complete physical, mental and emotional, and social well-being.
- aspects of people's lives that increase the chance they will develop a disease or disorder or experience an injury or decline in health.
- state of excellent health and wellness, including physical mental emotional, and social health.
- circumstances, objects or conditions that surround a person in everyday life.
24 Clues: belief, values, customs, and arts. • presence of waste in the environment. • actual number of years a person lives • length of time a person is expected to live. • state of being without regular consistent housing. • health conditions that develop due to a person's genes. • land features and any bodies of water present in an area. • ...
Escape the Room Privacy Edition 2020-08-31
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- The _____ Rule of 2000, set national standards for the protection of individually identifiable health information by three types of covered entities: health plans, health care clearinghouses, and health care providers who conduct the standard health care transactions electronically.
- Individuals, organizations, and agencies that meet the definition of a covered _____ under HIPAA must comply with the Privacy Rules' requirements to protect the privacy and security of health information and must provide individuals with certain rights with respect to their health information.
- The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (_____) is a federal law that required the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient's consent or knowledge.
- ______ _____is one place where you can report a suspected breach.
- Personally identifiable information, or ______, is any data that could potentially be used to identify a particular person.
- A Health Care _____ is an entity that process nonstandard health information they receive from another entity into a standard (i.e., standard electronic format or data content), or vice versa.
- _____ stands for Office for Civil Rights.
- Privacy is a basic human _____.
- A person or entity, other than a member of the workforce of a covered entity, who performs functions or activities on behalf of, or provides certain services to, a covered entity that involve access to protected health information is ______ Associate.
- The Security _____of 2003 set national standards for protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic protected health information.
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- Transformation of plaintext data into a cyphertext.
- Employees, volunteers, students, or observers who represent the organization are members of the____.
- It is every workforce member’s responsibility to __________ information.
- Protected Health Information, or _____ is any information in a medical record that can be used to identify an individual, and that was created, used, or disclosed in the course of providing a health care service, such as a diagnosis or treatment.
- _____data is also known as plaintext.
- You should never share your _____ with another individual that is used to access systems.
- A ____ occurs when there is a failure to comply with one or more of the privacy principles set out in the Information Privacy Act of 2009.
- The release, transfer, access to or divulging of patient information.
- _____ stands for the Health & Human Services.
- The ______ Necessary amount of information needed to accomplish a task is required when sharing PHI.
20 Clues: Privacy is a basic human _____. • _____data is also known as plaintext. • _____ stands for Office for Civil Rights. • _____ stands for the Health & Human Services. • Transformation of plaintext data into a cyphertext. • ______ _____is one place where you can report a suspected breach. • The release, transfer, access to or divulging of patient information. • ...
Time for a Crossword Puzzle 2013-10-02
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- the electronic record that pertains to a single healthcare organizations.
- specialty specific
- two or more systems working together.
- medication automatically submitted.
- backs up the EMR system.
- The Nationwide Health Information Network.
- primary care provider.
- electronic medical record.
- widely accepted.
- Partly remove or correct.
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- any set of physical properties.
- connects to the main computer
- protected health information
- the electronic record that pertains to multiple healthcare organizations.
- System that manage the practice billing and account system.
- stores list of billing codes.
- allows patient access to their medical records.
- individual electronic health related information.
- National Alliance for Health Information Technology.
- electronic health record.
20 Clues: widely accepted. • specialty specific • primary care provider. • backs up the EMR system. • Partly remove or correct. • electronic health record. • electronic medical record. • protected health information • connects to the main computer • stores list of billing codes. • any set of physical properties. • medication automatically submitted. • two or more systems working together. • ...
Health 2019-02-05
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- unpleasant smell from the mouth
- blocked or restricted
- to scatter
- the body's defence against illness
- feeling ill as a result of travelling
- stomach ache causing you to feel unwell
- to cause an illness to end
- to make sth less acid
- difficulty sleeping
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- ease pain or discomfort
- substance used to prevent sweating
- sth from nature that can cure an illness
- tubes that carry blood around the body
- pain caused by a difficulty in digesting
- having no smell
- a substance in the body that breaks down food
- to press your fingers against sth and move them
- natural plant chemical found in tea
- to make sth go from your mouth to your
19 Clues: to scatter • having no smell • difficulty sleeping • blocked or restricted • to make sth less acid • ease pain or discomfort • to cause an illness to end • unpleasant smell from the mouth • substance used to prevent sweating • the body's defence against illness • natural plant chemical found in tea • feeling ill as a result of travelling • tubes that carry blood around the body • ...
Health 2021-11-19
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- hold in contempt
- teamwork
- Envying someone or something
- looking out for how each other feels
- atmosphere of harmony
- not holding up something or someone
- being reliable
- Requires great amounts of mental effort to endure
- lying, cheating or stealing
- The opposite of being hostile
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- Providing assistance
- demanding attitude
- A certificate of debt
- poor health
- contacting with someone
- Can depend on each other
- a attached relation
- Having or showing distrust
- Gaining of earning without lying
19 Clues: teamwork • poor health • being reliable • hold in contempt • demanding attitude • a attached relation • Providing assistance • A certificate of debt • atmosphere of harmony • contacting with someone • Can depend on each other • Having or showing distrust • lying, cheating or stealing • Envying someone or something • The opposite of being hostile • Gaining of earning without lying • ...
Health 2021-11-30
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- A bacteria
- Bacteria you can get from eggs
- food produced without chemicals
- When food becomes contaminated
- Organic compounds essential for body growth
- When you don' have enough water
- Treatment that destroys pathogenic microorganisms
- The energy you get from food
- food that is good for you
- What is used to make food
- salt
- food such as bread
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- An illness found in food
- food such as chickens and turkey
- When food becomes contaminated
- Caused by an allergy
- substances added to food to preserve flavor or enhance taste
- When food is no longer good
- When you're intolerant to a food
- cells that defend the body
20 Clues: salt • A bacteria • food such as bread • Caused by an allergy • An illness found in food • food that is good for you • What is used to make food • cells that defend the body • When food is no longer good • The energy you get from food • When food becomes contaminated • Bacteria you can get from eggs • When food becomes contaminated • food produced without chemicals • ...
Health 2022-03-16
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- (verb) консультироваться с врачом
- здоровье
- что нужно есть раз в день, чтобы не бывать у врачей
- кто нас лечит
- когда болит спина
- лекарство
- если ты поранился, наклей на порез ...
- утренняя спортивная активность (зарядка, упражнения)
- два раза в год нужно проходить a medical ...
- где работают доктора
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- когда чувствуешь себя хорошо
- когда болит живот
- когда ты болеешь, она высокая
- когда тебе плохо, ты чувствуешь себя...
- грипп
- головная боль
- когда болит зуб
- болезнь
- простуда
19 Clues: грипп • болезнь • здоровье • простуда • лекарство • головная боль • кто нас лечит • когда болит зуб • когда болит живот • когда болит спина • где работают доктора • когда чувствуешь себя хорошо • когда ты болеешь, она высокая • (verb) консультироваться с врачом • если ты поранился, наклей на порез ... • когда тебе плохо, ты чувствуешь себя... • два раза в год нужно проходить a medical ... • ...
Health 2022-04-12
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- when you eat and exercise you are...
- to gain weight
- to not eat on purpose; to
- eating all the foods you want but healthily
- to eat less
- to feed yourself
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- when you want to supplement your food you take...
- you do this to get strong triceps and chest
- to eat mcdonalds and kfc
- stretching in a relaxed way
- you do this to get strong abdominals
- to lay down after doing something
- food that has no pestecidse
- you do this to get big and strong
- to lose weight
- when you step on the scale
- when you purposely stay up late
- ciggarettes produce:
- when you want to lose weight you..
19 Clues: to eat less • to gain weight • to lose weight • to feed yourself • ciggarettes produce: • to eat mcdonalds and kfc • to not eat on purpose; to • when you step on the scale • stretching in a relaxed way • food that has no pestecidse • when you purposely stay up late • to lay down after doing something • you do this to get big and strong • when you want to lose weight you.. • ...
Health 2015-02-11
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- level of health experienced by an individual.
- One year of healthy life lost due to premature death.
- Self concept
- measure of burden of disease
- being able to interact with others.
- Aim to protect an individual health.
- body mass.
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- Rate of death in a population.
- Factors that are detrimental to health.
- Movements that involve large muscle groups.
- how long someone can live from birth.
- body mass.
- Changes that occur to the body and its systems.
- depression.
- e.g knowledge/language
- Movements that involve small muscle groups.
- Premature death.
- Total number of deaths in a year among infants.
- Number or rate of new cases of an illness during a period usually 1 year
- YLL (years of life lost) + YLD
20 Clues: body mass. • body mass. • depression. • Self concept • Premature death. • e.g knowledge/language • measure of burden of disease • Rate of death in a population. • YLL (years of life lost) + YLD • being able to interact with others. • Aim to protect an individual health. • how long someone can live from birth. • Factors that are detrimental to health. • ...
Health 2021-01-25
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- Another word for medicine
- A very common substance in coffee and energy drinks that stimulates the body
- A strong stimulant drug that is commonly snorted
- In beer and wine
- A narcotic commonly taken with alcohol and can very much kill you if misused.
- A drug that speeds up your body
- A disease that is not alive
- a disease that can't be spread from person to person
- An opioid made from morphine and it is a very commonly injected drug.
- A common narcotic only available by prescriptions
- A very common hallucinogen and psychedelic drug
- A type of drug to relieve pain and is prescribed by doctors
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- A worldwide spreading of a disease or problem
- A living disease
- A type of drug that slows down the body, such as alcohol
- A disease that can be spread
- A drug that causes hallucinations
- A type of drug that kills 10 million+ people in the USA of misuse
- When your body does not make enough insulin
19 Clues: A living disease • In beer and wine • Another word for medicine • A disease that is not alive • A disease that can be spread • A drug that speeds up your body • A drug that causes hallucinations • When your body does not make enough insulin • A worldwide spreading of a disease or problem • A very common hallucinogen and psychedelic drug • ...
health 2021-02-04
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- substances that the body cannot manufacture but that are needed for forming healthy bones and teeth for regulating many vital body processes
- lack of blood
- carbs: they give you long-term energy, and calories not burned are stored as fat
- proteins: all 9 amino acids, animal products(fish, meat, eggs, milk)
- image: how you feel about your body
- vitamins: dissolve into water, pass easily into blood digestion, the body doesn't store these vitamins
- eating: frequent binging, unable to stop, emotional eaters
- the main source of energy in your body
- labels: has all the information we need to look up all the stuff that is in the food
- eating disorder where you have taken some type of medication to throw up/binge, and purge disorders
- vegetables, fruits, whole grains have them, it cannot be digested
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- it's an eating disorder self-starvation, over-exercising
- proteins: lack 9 amino acids and found in beans, nuts, whole grains, rice
- carbs: has glucose, they give you immediate energy because the body doesn't break them down
- foods: foods that are brown rice, oatmeal, crackers
- the excess amount of fat
- builds body cells/tissues
- vitamins: absorbed, stored, transported in fat, body stores these vitamins
- a unit of energy
19 Clues: lack of blood • a unit of energy • the excess amount of fat • builds body cells/tissues • image: how you feel about your body • the main source of energy in your body • foods: foods that are brown rice, oatmeal, crackers • it's an eating disorder self-starvation, over-exercising • eating: frequent binging, unable to stop, emotional eaters • ...
health 2020-10-26
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- used for smoking
- Alcohol effects the your W_______
- Comes from the opium poppy plant
- treats hyperactive children and narcolepsy
- Abused or traded on the streets
- affects areas of brain that control vision and balance
- speeds up body function
- Drugs that are obtainable only by prescription and relieve pain
- Alcohol effects the your M_____
- inhalant
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- Distort moods, thoughts, and senses
- Reduces memory, reaction time, and coordination
- substances whose fumes are sniffed and inhaled to give a hallucinogenic
- slows down body functions and reactions
- A DRUG THAT CAN LEAD TO THE USE OF MORE SEVERE AND POWERFUL ILLEGAL DRUGS
- Alcohol effects the your S_______
- street drug
- substances other than food that change the structure or function of the body or mind.
- It is a drug that slows down the working of the brain and other parts of the nervous system.
- treats nervousness
20 Clues: inhalant • street drug • used for smoking • treats nervousness • speeds up body function • Abused or traded on the streets • Alcohol effects the your M_____ • Comes from the opium poppy plant • Alcohol effects the your W_______ • Alcohol effects the your S_______ • Distort moods, thoughts, and senses • slows down body functions and reactions • ...
Health 2020-12-07
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- synonym of liquids
- another word for to throw up
- an eating disorder where people make themselves vomit after eating
- if we work out regularly, our ... may grow
- when you get well after an illness, you ...
- a course of ... is the medical or surgical care given to a patient
- a piece of paper on which your doctor writes an order for medicine and which you give to a chemist to get the medicine
- the food that you regulary eat is your...
- a ...diet is a varied diet
- a list of ingredients and directions for making a particular dish
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- the process of absorbing food
- a false/mistaken view or idea
- medicine that alleviates, e.g. your headache
- the unhealthy type of fat
- substances that we need in our diets, e.g. fat
- excessive consumption of sugar and fat leads to ...
- an eating disorder which is self-starvation
- being very hungry and not having anything to eat
- a substance that is found in bread, potatoes, pasta, and rice
19 Clues: synonym of liquids • the unhealthy type of fat • a ...diet is a varied diet • another word for to throw up • the process of absorbing food • a false/mistaken view or idea • the food that you regulary eat is your... • if we work out regularly, our ... may grow • an eating disorder which is self-starvation • when you get well after an illness, you ... • ...
Health 2022-09-01
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- The study of how you can become smarter with your body.
- Broken bone.
- The way to tell how big you are.
- Another word for exercise.
- From your wounds.
- A bad thing that will hurt you, but can be treated.
- A bad thing that gives you aching pain.
- A way to keep your body healthy and active.
- A great way to heal.
- A way to identify that your sick.
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- A bad thing that indicates that there is a lot going on with you.
- The way to get smart.
- A healthy consumable to help you stay alive.
- A thing in your body that helps you get stronger.
- For your own good.
- The way to keep your body clean.
- A friend that will help you stay healthy.
- A way to keep your body in shape.
- Your state of mind.
- A way to keep your body in shape.
20 Clues: Broken bone. • From your wounds. • For your own good. • Your state of mind. • A great way to heal. • The way to get smart. • Another word for exercise. • The way to tell how big you are. • The way to keep your body clean. • A way to keep your body in shape. • A way to keep your body in shape. • A way to identify that your sick. • A bad thing that gives you aching pain. • ...
Health 2025-02-25
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- The ability to recognize, understand, and manage our feelings.
- Information based on reality and evidence.
- The variety of unique characteristics among people.
- False ideas that are often mistaken for truth.
- Thoughts and opinions formed from experiences and education.
- The different aspects that contribute to overall well-being.
- A common behaviour among adolescents involving electronic cigarettes.
- A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.
- Supportive connections between individuals.
- The state of the body and its functions.
- The shared customs, behaviours, and values of a community.
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- The influence of friends, family, and environment on well-being.
- The condition of being in good shape and free from illness.
- Problems or challenges that affect well-being.
- The way people perceive and express themselves.
- The period of life between childhood and adulthood.
- The ability to think, learn, and make decisions.
- Assistance provided by others in times of need.
- The power to gain and apply information and skills.
19 Clues: The state of the body and its functions. • Information based on reality and evidence. • Supportive connections between individuals. • Problems or challenges that affect well-being. • False ideas that are often mistaken for truth. • The way people perceive and express themselves. • Assistance provided by others in times of need. • ...
Healthcare Management Assignment 2025-04-29
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- A physician who works in a family, soum or village health center is called a ______ doctor.
- The contract between the health insurance organization and a healthcare and service provider organization is called a(n) ______contract.
- Medical ______ care and services" means specialized medical care and services to be provided by the organization specified in paragraph 8.1 of the “Law on Medical Care and Service” to clients sent by a health institution or medical specialist;
- Things created for the purpose of replacing human tissues and organs or correcting disorders and defects are called ______.
- A legal entity with the function of providing specialized medical care and services is called a ______.
- Comprehensive measures to monitor, check, evaluate, and provide advice and assistance by the competent authority on whether the health institutions and medical specialists comply or not with the relevant legislation, mandatory standards, rules, procedures, and instructions, is called ______.
- Any factor causing negative consequences on human health is called a ______ factor.
- Infections transmitted from livestock to humans are known as ______ diseases.
- A financing of the costs by pre-packaged calculation for each case of health care and services is called ______-based payment.
- What type of health care is provided by the state based on the health needs of the population?
- A citizen who is regularly paying premiums to the health insurance fund in advance according to Health insurance law is called
- A person who contributes to the health of the population by devoting his/her time and effort to the welfare of society is called a ______.
- The complex professional activities aimed at diagnosing, monitoring, managing childbirth, treating, and preventing diseases of mothers, fetuses, and newborns during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum are called ______.
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- An independent functional item designed for diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and control of human body structure or disease is called medical ______.
- Complex professional activities of a doctor aimed at diagnosing and curing diseases, rehabilitation of patients, and prevention of illness is called ______.
- Knowledge, ability, and practice of working in a specific field of medicine is called ______ specialization.
- What is the fund that was accumulated for the purpose of sharing the financial risks that may incur to the insured due to health and other sources? ….. insurance fund
- The process of determining the factors that adversely affect human health, calculating the probability of exposure to the disease, and assessing the consequences that may occur in the event of exposure is called risk ______.
- The process of observing, studying, collecting information and data, analyzing, evaluating, reporting and planning relevant measures of positive and negative effects on human health is called health ______.
- In order to receive care and services that are not included in the package of health care and services for which the expenses to be paid by the health insurance fund specified in Article 9 of Health Insurance Law, a citizen pays for ______additional health insurance.
- What do citizens and the state and legal entities on behalf of them pay to be covered under health insurance? Health insurance .
- Financing calculated based on the number of people registered with a family doctor is a payment method per ______.
- A doctor, junior doctor, dentist, traditional medicine doctor, nurse, midwife, or pharmacist who has graduated from a medical university or college and has a permit to practice, drug director, or rehabilitation specialist is called a medical ______.
- How many months should care be provided for it to be considered long-term medical care? More than ______ month(s).
- health, What do we call comprehensive measures to be implemented by all based on the research results and evidence, as well as with the regulation and coordination between individuals, communities, organizations, and sectors in the field of protecting and supporting the health of the population, preventing from diseases and disorders, and creating a healthy and safe living environment upon ensuring the harmony of people, nature, and society?
25 Clues: Infections transmitted from livestock to humans are known as ______ diseases. • Any factor causing negative consequences on human health is called a ______ factor. • A physician who works in a family, soum or village health center is called a ______ doctor. • What type of health care is provided by the state based on the health needs of the population? • ...
Healthcare Management Assignment (A.Bolor-Erdene 126) 2025-04-29
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- A physician who works in a family, soum or village health center is called a ______ doctor.
- The contract between the health insurance organization and a healthcare and service provider organization is called a(n) ______contract.
- Medical ______ care and services" means specialized medical care and services to be provided by the organization specified in paragraph 8.1 of the “Law on Medical Care and Service” to clients sent by a health institution or medical specialist;
- Things created for the purpose of replacing human tissues and organs or correcting disorders and defects are called ______.
- A legal entity with the function of providing specialized medical care and services is called a ______.
- Comprehensive measures to monitor, check, evaluate, and provide advice and assistance by the competent authority on whether the health institutions and medical specialists comply or not with the relevant legislation, mandatory standards, rules, procedures, and instructions, is called ______.
- Any factor causing negative consequences on human health is called a ______ factor.
- Infections transmitted from livestock to humans are known as ______ diseases.
- A financing of the costs by pre-packaged calculation for each case of health care and services is called ______-based payment.
- What type of health care is provided by the state based on the health needs of the population?
- A citizen who is regularly paying premiums to the health insurance fund in advance according to Health insurance law is called
- A person who contributes to the health of the population by devoting his/her time and effort to the welfare of society is called a ______.
- The complex professional activities aimed at diagnosing, monitoring, managing childbirth, treating, and preventing diseases of mothers, fetuses, and newborns during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum are called ______.
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- An independent functional item designed for diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and control of human body structure or disease is called medical ______.
- Complex professional activities of a doctor aimed at diagnosing and curing diseases, rehabilitation of patients, and prevention of illness is called ______.
- Knowledge, ability, and practice of working in a specific field of medicine is called ______ specialization.
- What is the fund that was accumulated for the purpose of sharing the financial risks that may incur to the insured due to health and other sources? ….. insurance fund
- The process of determining the factors that adversely affect human health, calculating the probability of exposure to the disease, and assessing the consequences that may occur in the event of exposure is called risk ______.
- The process of observing, studying, collecting information and data, analyzing, evaluating, reporting and planning relevant measures of positive and negative effects on human health is called health ______.
- In order to receive care and services that are not included in the package of health care and services for which the expenses to be paid by the health insurance fund specified in Article 9 of Health Insurance Law, a citizen pays for ______additional health insurance.
- What do citizens and the state and legal entities on behalf of them pay to be covered under health insurance? Health insurance .
- Financing calculated based on the number of people registered with a family doctor is a payment method per ______.
- A doctor, junior doctor, dentist, traditional medicine doctor, nurse, midwife, or pharmacist who has graduated from a medical university or college and has a permit to practice, drug director, or rehabilitation specialist is called a medical ______.
- How many months should care be provided for it to be considered long-term medical care? More than ______ month(s).
- health, What do we call comprehensive measures to be implemented by all based on the research results and evidence, as well as with the regulation and coordination between individuals, communities, organizations, and sectors in the field of protecting and supporting the health of the population, preventing from diseases and disorders, and creating a healthy and safe living environment upon ensuring the harmony of people, nature, and society?
25 Clues: Infections transmitted from livestock to humans are known as ______ diseases. • Any factor causing negative consequences on human health is called a ______ factor. • A physician who works in a family, soum or village health center is called a ______ doctor. • What type of health care is provided by the state based on the health needs of the population? • ...
Module 1 Homework 11/06/2022 2022-11-07
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- / A health related disease/event in excess of normal. They usually span a larger region geographically.
- / the conditions in the environment where people are born, where they live, where they learn, where they work, where they age etc. that affect a large range of health, functioning and quality-of-life, outcomes and risks. (blank blank of blank)
- / The result of a medical condition that affects the length/quality of life. (2 words)
- / A public health approach that focuses on what the problem is?
- / Factor contributing to making a trait
- / A global spread of a health related disease or even in excess of normal.
- / Stakeholder in public health that works to train and educate
- / having the resources required to have a healthy life. (2 words)
- Evaluation / A public health approach that focuses on learning what works to address the problem.
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- / A public health approach that focuses on how to fix the problem.
- Indirection protection when a large enough amount of the population becomes immune to an infection. (2 words)
- / Intervening before health effects occur, through measures such as banning and imposing laws about substances known to be associated with a disease or health condition, promotion of healthy habits and through awareness. (3 words)
- / A public health approach that focuses on figuring out what the cause of the problem is. (3 words)
- / Stakeholder in public health that works to promote health in its policies.
- / Promotes scientific knowledge base in policy & decision making. (2 words)
- / Are characteristics associated with a lower likelihood of negative outcomes or that reduce a risk factor’s impact.(2 words)
- / Worldwide Permanent elimination to 0 incidences of infection caused by a specific through deliberate efforts.
- / Stakeholder in public health that provide wellness initiatives and benefits. (blank AND blank)
- / Ensures provision of services to the needy.
- / The prevention/treatment of and management of an illness preserving someone’s well being. (2 words)
- / Stakeholder in public health that works as a way to promote discourse.
- / Systematically collect, analyze and make available information on health communities.
- / Method used to find the causes of health outcomes and diseases in populations. The study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states and events in specified populations.
- / The reduction of disease incidence, prevalence, morbidity or mortality to an acceptable level through deliberate efforts; continued intervention measures are required to maintain the reduction.
24 Clues: / Factor contributing to making a trait • / Ensures provision of services to the needy. • / Stakeholder in public health that works to train and educate • / A public health approach that focuses on what the problem is? • / having the resources required to have a healthy life. (2 words) • / A public health approach that focuses on how to fix the problem. • ...
CICT Terms and Shorthand 2021-02-11
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- Washington administrative codes
- frequently asked questions
- personal protective equipment
- quality assurance
- vaccine
- ma
- state
- national institutes of health
- qa
- developmental disabilities administration
- Case Investigation Contact Tracing
- troubleshooting
- Phone Number Lookup
- public health
- Department of Health
- master assigner
- personal health information
- ph
- ts
- skilled nursing facility
- polymerase chain reaction
- long-term care facility
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- lhj
- Washington disease reporting system
- faq
- doh
- vx
- snf
- technical support
- quality control
- st
- center of disease control and prevention
- qc
- Local Health Jurisdiction
- world health organization
- assisted living facility
- adult family home
37 Clues: vx • ma • qa • st • qc • ph • ts • lhj • faq • doh • snf • state • vaccine • public health • quality control • troubleshooting • master assigner • quality assurance • technical support • adult family home • Phone Number Lookup • Department of Health • long-term care facility • assisted living facility • skilled nursing facility • Local Health Jurisdiction • world health organization • polymerase chain reaction • ...
HEALTH 2018-02-24
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- services / this is a type of health career that is responsible for keeping a clean and sanitary hospital or therapeutic environment
- / a physician who specializes in the diagnosis and medical treatment of adults
- health / this is concerned with health of women during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period
- education / one of the career oppurtunities in public health
- / field of study that is concerned with the relationship between health and nutrition
- / administration of anesthesia like in surgery
- / a doctor who has had extra training to treat problems of the heart and blood vessels.
- care / recovery from childbirth, newborn care, nutrition, breastfeeding
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- care / this is the early detection of any potential complications of pregnancy
- health / this addresses health concerns of communities at risk for disease and injury
- / they are professionals who works with teens and adults who have drug abuse problems
- / physician who specializes in treating diseases of the female reproductive organs
- health / this is a field of science that studies how the environment influences human health and disease
- / they are medical practitioners who diagnose and treat patients who have mental illnesses
- / they are professionals who counsel people who have deep emotional problems
- / the field concerned with the maintenance or restoration of the health of the body or mind
- / they are less involved with direct care but they try to understand the problem through studies and research so they can provide solutions for drug abuse related problems
- / proffesionals who are concerned with the attainment, maintenance, and recovery of the optimal health and quality of life of patients and communities
- services / this is a type of health career that involves the use of technology in the diagnosis of patients
19 Clues: / administration of anesthesia like in surgery • education / one of the career oppurtunities in public health • care / recovery from childbirth, newborn care, nutrition, breastfeeding • / they are professionals who counsel people who have deep emotional problems • / a physician who specializes in the diagnosis and medical treatment of adults • ...
Health 2016-11-09
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- accepting or allowing what happens or what others do, without active response or resistance.
- the way that someone or something looks.
- intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.
- the action of leading a group of people or an the process of working together to the same end. organization.
- engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose.
- in accordance with the rules or standards; legitimate.
- (Latin: adaptō "fit to, adjust") is a feature of a system or of a process.
- the imparting or exchanging of information or news.
- is defined as the quality of being able to be counted on or relied upon.
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- having or showing a confident and forceful personality.
- Control the ability to control oneself, in particular one's emotions and desires or the expression of them in one's behaviour, especially in difficult situations.
- a small alteration or movement made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result.
- ready or likely to attack or confront; characterized by or resulting from aggression.
- the process of working together to the same end.
- mind A mind receptive to different opinions and ideas, as in Her open mind could see merit in the new method.
- a vigorous or determined attempt.
- characterized by or giving attention.
- the action of working with someone to produce or create something.
- the quality of bending easily without breaking.
19 Clues: a vigorous or determined attempt. • characterized by or giving attention. • the way that someone or something looks. • the quality of bending easily without breaking. • the process of working together to the same end. • intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval. • the imparting or exchanging of information or news. • ...
Health 2015-02-21
19 Clues: odra • plaga • kaszel • świnka • malaria • cholera • infekcja • gruźlica • kichanie • zmęczenie • krztusiec • antybiotyk • szczepienie • wścieklizna • ospa wietrzna • ospa prawdziwa • paraliż dziecięcy • środek przeciwbólowy • Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Health 2021-04-14
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- A problem that I`s common for people who don´t eat a lot.
- A massive ball that provides ultraviolet radiation, of which can damage your eyes.
- A important treatment given by doctors and nurses to cure diseases and heal health issues.
- A illegal substance that can hurt your brain and heart by overdosing on it.
- The opposite of healthy
- A important hobby in most peoples lives to stay in form and keep fit.
- An addictive drink, that can lead to many health problems, including: liver disease, breast cancer and even a stroke.
- A bad habit that can hurt your lungs, and by doing It, you could have trouble breathing.
- They are people who are there to help you when you're sick and need help in emergency times.
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- They are people who take responsibility and care for you, and your health.
- An emotion, that makes you feel good and well.
- A human need to feel protected.
- A replicating and inficious cell that lives in living orgasms.
- People who take care of you to evolve your brain with new knowledge and to give you a better future.
- A thing we all do everyday, but overdoing it can have consequences, like a stomach ache and obesity.
- Necessary in a human every day life, to stay awake and not hurt your eyes and brain.
- A deadly and very active virus from china in 2020.
- A place where you take shelter and stay warm and safe, to protect yourself.
- A problematic ingredient, that when overused can result In weight gain and heart diseases.
19 Clues: The opposite of healthy • A human need to feel protected. • An emotion, that makes you feel good and well. • A deadly and very active virus from china in 2020. • A problem that I`s common for people who don´t eat a lot. • A replicating and inficious cell that lives in living orgasms. • A important hobby in most peoples lives to stay in form and keep fit. • ...
health 2021-10-05
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- 20 minutes on 40 minutes off
- standing with palms forward
- overuse or stretching too much causes
- light weight/ a lot of reps
- front upper arm
- inside upper leg
- center stomach
- heavy weight/low reps
- is how strong the muscles are
- a slight
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- lactic acid causes
- straighten
- back of body
- static
- biceps contracted triceps
- outside upper leg
- means to bend
- voluntary muscle only found in the heart
- top of shoulders
- front of body
20 Clues: static • a slight • straighten • back of body • means to bend • front of body • center stomach • front upper arm • inside upper leg • top of shoulders • outside upper leg • lactic acid causes • heavy weight/low reps • biceps contracted triceps • standing with palms forward • light weight/ a lot of reps • 20 minutes on 40 minutes off • is how strong the muscles are • ...
Health 2021-11-29
20 Clues: sodium • poultry • organic • healthy • vitamins • calories • pathogens • salmonella • expiration • anaphylaxis • dehydration • ingredients • foodadditive • immunesystem • carbohydrate • pasteurization • foodborneillness • foodintollerance • crosscontamination • crosscontamination
Health 2021-11-19
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- hold in contempt
- teamwork
- Envying someone or something
- looking out for how each other feels
- atmosphere of harmony
- not holding up something or someone
- being reliable
- Requires great amounts of mental effort to endure
- lying, cheating or stealing
- The opposite of being hostile
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- Providing assistance
- demanding attitude
- A certificate of debt
- poor health
- contacting with someone
- Can depend on each other
- a attached relation
- Having or showing distrust
- Gaining of earning without lying
19 Clues: teamwork • poor health • being reliable • hold in contempt • demanding attitude • a attached relation • Providing assistance • A certificate of debt • atmosphere of harmony • contacting with someone • Can depend on each other • Having or showing distrust • lying, cheating or stealing • Envying someone or something • The opposite of being hostile • Gaining of earning without lying • ...
Health 2022-01-11
19 Clues: wrzód • zgaga • świnka • trądzik • wysypka • zmęczony • biegunka • cukrzyca • leczenie • skręcenie • użądlenie • zapalenie oskrzeli • złamanie, pęknięcie • feel .... mieć mdłości • zapalenie opon mózgowych • chicken ... ospa wietrzna • feel ... mieć zawroty głowy • zapalenie wyrostka robaczkowego • travel ... - choroba lokomocyjna
Health 2022-04-12
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- when you eat and exercise you are...
- to gain weight
- to not eat on purpose; to
- eating all the foods you want but healthily
- to eat less
- to feed yourself
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- when you want to supplement your food you take...
- you do this to get strong triceps and chest
- to eat mcdonalds and kfc
- stretching in a relaxed way
- you do this to get strong abdominals
- to lay down after doing something
- food that has no pestecidse
- you do this to get big and strong
- to lose weight
- when you step on the scale
- when you purposely stay up late
- ciggarettes produce:
- when you want to lose weight you..
19 Clues: to eat less • to gain weight • to lose weight • to feed yourself • ciggarettes produce: • to eat mcdonalds and kfc • to not eat on purpose; to • when you step on the scale • stretching in a relaxed way • food that has no pestecidse • when you purposely stay up late • to lay down after doing something • you do this to get big and strong • when you want to lose weight you.. • ...
Health 2021-10-01
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- A substance that is used as a medicine or narcotic.
- a disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood
- A nose that has liquid coming out of it.
- physical activity that you do to make your body strong and healthy
- A physical or mental state that is not normal or healthy.
- A treatment (usually in the form of pill, syrup)
- A mark left by a healed wound, sore, or burn.
- a common infectious illness that causes fever and headache
- to force air out of your lungs through your throat with a short, loud sound
- an extremely small piece of organic material that causes disease in humans, animals, and plants
- A photograph with a stream of high-energy photons.
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- an injury or mark where the skin has not been broken but is darker in colour, often as a result of being hit by something
- Cut, scrape on skin.
- a combination of medical problems that shows the existence of a particular disease or mental condition
- the measured amount of heat in a place or in the body
- A particular form or instance of harm.
- An injure joint
- a small solid piece of medicine that a person swallows without chewing (= crushing with the teeth)
- the treatment of injuries or diseases in people or animals by cutting open the body and removing or repairing the damaged part
19 Clues: An injure joint • Cut, scrape on skin. • A particular form or instance of harm. • A nose that has liquid coming out of it. • A mark left by a healed wound, sore, or burn. • A treatment (usually in the form of pill, syrup) • A photograph with a stream of high-energy photons. • A substance that is used as a medicine or narcotic. • ...
Health 2018-11-14
Health 2018-10-15
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- high temperature
- a part of a hospital
- synonym for meeting and visiting your GP, formal English
- treatment if you have sore eyes
- if you do it, others tell you: Bless you!
- a special vehicle that is used to take people who are ill or injured to hospital
- a doctor who carries out operations
- red spots on your skin
- it means to throw up in spoken English
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- you need it if a doctor needs to check your bone injury to see if it is broken or not
- a common illness that makes you feel very tired and weak, gives you a sore throat, and makes you cough and have to clear your nose a lot
- synonym for injection
- people need it if they are disabled or handicapped
- first help for cuts or also for broken bones, it has 2 different meanings
- troubles when you can't sleep
- if you feel very cold your body might do it
- someone who can't speak
- two organs in your body that you breathe with
- if someone has it, an artery (=tube carrying blood) in their brain suddenly bursts or becomes blocked, so that they may die
19 Clues: high temperature • a part of a hospital • synonym for injection • red spots on your skin • someone who can't speak • troubles when you can't sleep • treatment if you have sore eyes • a doctor who carries out operations • it means to throw up in spoken English • if you do it, others tell you: Bless you! • if you feel very cold your body might do it • ...
Health 2012-12-10
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- also called close wound
- continuous bleeding
- losing blood from the body
- caused by tearing of muscles
- it is done when a victims breathing is very hard
- a sudden or fatal injury which results in heart failure
- an injury
- a type of open wound that has a incision
- one of the first things that is to be checked before giving first aid
- common symptom where the head feels pain
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- an abnormal enlargement of a part of the body
- caused by ligament being streched
- type of poisoning in where chemicals are bieng taken up by the body
- type of poisoning in food
- when a bone breaks
- when a bone fracure doesnt emerge from the skin
- when a bone is partially moved away from its original position
- when a bone fracure emerges from the skin
- one of the first things that is to be checked before giving first aid
- giving the initial care before seeking more medical attention
20 Clues: an injury • when a bone breaks • continuous bleeding • also called close wound • type of poisoning in food • losing blood from the body • caused by tearing of muscles • caused by ligament being streched • a type of open wound that has a incision • common symptom where the head feels pain • when a bone fracure emerges from the skin • an abnormal enlargement of a part of the body • ...
Health 2012-12-10
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- also called close wound
- caused by tearing of muscles
- caused by ligament being streched
- it is done when a victims breathing is very hard
- an injury
- continuous bleeding
- a type of open wound that has a incision
- a sudden or fatal injury which results in heart failure
- giving the initial care before seeking more medical attention
- losing blood from the body
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- type of poisoning in where chemicals are bieng taken up by the body
- when a bone fracure doesnt emerge from the skin
- an abnormal enlargement of a part of the body
- type of poisoning in food
- one of the first things that is to be checked before giving first aid
- when a bone breaks
- when a bone is partially moved away from its original position
- when a bone fracure emerges from the skin
- common symptom where the head feels pain
- one of the first things that is to be checked before giving first aid
20 Clues: an injury • when a bone breaks • continuous bleeding • also called close wound • type of poisoning in food • losing blood from the body • caused by tearing of muscles • caused by ligament being streched • a type of open wound that has a incision • common symptom where the head feels pain • when a bone fracure emerges from the skin • an abnormal enlargement of a part of the body • ...
Health 2012-04-15
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- the disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a part of the body
- eating disorder
- overweight
- the condition of being physically fit and healthy
- instruction written by a medical practitioner that authorizes a patient to be provided a medicine or treatment
- lack of proper nutrition
- the way in which a person or group lives
- combination of physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being
- a decayed part of a tooth
- the scientific study of the human mind and its functions
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- units of heat that measure the energy available in foods
- the fact or condition of being addicted
- nutrients used to repair body cells & tissues
- a medical condition in which the bones become brittle and fragile from loss of tissue
- substances help regulate the body's function
- starches and sugars that provides the body with most of its energy
- the process of infecting or the state of being infected
- activity requiring physical effort
- cleanliness
19 Clues: overweight • cleanliness • eating disorder • lack of proper nutrition • a decayed part of a tooth • activity requiring physical effort • the fact or condition of being addicted • the way in which a person or group lives • substances help regulate the body's function • nutrients used to repair body cells & tissues • the condition of being physically fit and healthy • ...
Health 2024-01-19
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- You take them if you do not have enough essential nutrients in your body
- Something that the human body needs to function normally
- The most popular sport in America
- Something you take when feeling sick
- Something that should not be eaten too much but children love them
- They advise people on matters of food
- Someone you visit when you are sick
- They can be eaten instead of sweets
- It occurs when more calories are consumed than expended
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- You do that to stay in shape
- They are an important part of our diet
- A form of diet that does not contain animal products
- A nutrient that helps build and repair body tissues
- You monitor them if you want to change your weight
- A condition in which blood glucose levels are higher than normal
- A place where you go when you have an injury
- They boost our immune system
- A type of exercise that increases heart rate and strengthens muscles
- A person who helps you through the workout
19 Clues: You do that to stay in shape • They boost our immune system • The most popular sport in America • Someone you visit when you are sick • They can be eaten instead of sweets • Something you take when feeling sick • They advise people on matters of food • They are an important part of our diet • A person who helps you through the workout • ...
health 2023-04-25
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- Practices that promote self-compassion and well-being
- Practice of focused attention for relaxation and stress reduction
- Returning to a healthy state after illness or injury
- Beneficial to health, promoting well-being
- Rehabilitation through exercises and movements
- Taking steps to avoid or reduce the risk of illness or injury
- Ability to cope with and bounce back from challenges
- Overall state of physical, mental, and emotional well-being
- health Emotional and psychological well-being
- Physical well-being and ability to perform physical activities
- The types of food and drink consumed regularly
- Administration of vaccines to prevent infectious diseases
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- Process of recovering from illness or injury and restoring health
- Practices that promote cleanliness and prevent illness
- Essential rest for the body and mind to function properly
- diet Eating a variety of foods in appropriate proportions for optimal health
- A physiological and psychological response to challenging situations
- Physical activity to improve strength, endurance, and flexibility
- The science of how the body uses food for energy and growth
- Overall state of being in good health and well-being
20 Clues: Beneficial to health, promoting well-being • Rehabilitation through exercises and movements • health Emotional and psychological well-being • The types of food and drink consumed regularly • Returning to a healthy state after illness or injury • Ability to cope with and bounce back from challenges • Overall state of being in good health and well-being • ...
Health 2025-03-27
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- That usual illness with coughing, sneezing, fever
- A weird feeling when your limb is numb
- An illness that cannot be seen
- The whole system of changing food into energy
- Very thoroughly, with great care
- A part of the body becomes red, swollen, often painful
- A guessed amount
- ...pain - Pain so strong, you can't think or function properly
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- The feeling when you are about to throw up
- Something everybody tends to get wrong
- Not recognised (illness)
- The level of seriousness of an illness
- You got it from your parents
- A "stomach bug", when you have to visit the loo very often
- When you can't sleep
- ... pain - short, sudden, strong pain
- 2 weeks
- A type of fungus that grows in moist, humid places
- A sudden medical event that involves involuntary movements, fainting and often other dangerous symptoms
19 Clues: 2 weeks • A guessed amount • When you can't sleep • Not recognised (illness) • You got it from your parents • An illness that cannot be seen • Very thoroughly, with great care • ... pain - short, sudden, strong pain • Something everybody tends to get wrong • The level of seriousness of an illness • A weird feeling when your limb is numb • The feeling when you are about to throw up • ...
Health 2025-04-30
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- Inmmune sistem error that attacks the body in a response to a certain substance
- Part of the body containing the digestive sistem
- Too high preassure in blood vessel caused by stress
- Permanent protection to something
- health Ability to cope with the stresses of life
- Relation, requires or involves oxigen
- Breacking or cracking your bones
- Type of fat found in the blood
- Disease, the state of being infected
- Caused by eating too much food causing extreme overweight
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- A word that means relation to the heart or blood vessels
- Cleaniness preventing disease and maintaining health
- Chemical reaction in cells that changes food to energy
- The process of providing necessary food for health and growth
- A pain in the head
- Body's painkillers
- Ilness.This word is the short for 'influenza'
- Absorbing water in your body
- The condition of being phisically fit and healthy
19 Clues: A pain in the head • Body's painkillers • Absorbing water in your body • Type of fat found in the blood • Breacking or cracking your bones • Permanent protection to something • Disease, the state of being infected • Relation, requires or involves oxigen • Ilness.This word is the short for 'influenza' • Part of the body containing the digestive sistem • ...
Health 2025-07-22
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- Nutrient important for building muscles, found in meat, eggs, and beans.
- When your body temperature is higher than normal, usually when you're sick.
- Food made from milk, like cheese and yogurt.
- A type of nutrient that gives energy, found in bread and pasta.
- Running at a slow, steady pace for exercise.
- To suddenly blow air out of your nose and mouth because of irritation.
- Units that measure the energy food provides to the body.
- To practice or exercise to improve your skills or fitness.
- Feeling unwell or sick.
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- Feeling worried or anxious about something.
- To rest and stop feeling stressed or tense.
- A sudden, forceful sound when your throat is irritated.
- Part of plant foods that helps digestion, found in fruits and vegetables.
- Essential nutrients that help keep your body healthy.
- Describes a diet with the right amount of different nutrients.
- Resting with your eyes closed, important for health.
- Nutrient that provides energy and supports cell growth; found in butter and oils.
- To produce liquid on your skin when you are hot or exercising.
- The process of eating the right kinds of food for good health.
19 Clues: Feeling unwell or sick. • Feeling worried or anxious about something. • To rest and stop feeling stressed or tense. • Food made from milk, like cheese and yogurt. • Running at a slow, steady pace for exercise. • Resting with your eyes closed, important for health. • Essential nutrients that help keep your body healthy. • ...
Health 2025-10-18
19 Clues: гипс • укол • мазь • крем • капли • рецепт • сломать • зудящий • капсула • таблетка • инфекция • пластырь • перевязка • растянуть • болезненный • температура • кровоточить • поранить/болеть • повязка (на сломанную руку)
Public Health Quiz 2022-09-11
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- The distribution of unmarried childbearing has shifted with more births to __ unmarried women
- A distinction given to newborns weighing less than 2500 grams or 5.5 lbs at birth
- Health agency that is usually the responsibility of city or county governments
- One of the most widely recognized quasi-governmental health agencies
- These pregnancies are more likely to result in serious health consequences for women and their babies compared to those who delay childbearing
- Medical care provided to a pregnant woman from the time of conception until the birth process occurs
- The most widely recognized international governmental health organization
- Much of the physical threat to older adolescents and young adults ages 15 to 24 stems from their __ and environment rather than disease
- This program is designed to provide a variety of nutritional and health-related goods and services to pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children
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- This is an important measure of a nation's health because it is associated with a variety of factors (e.g., socioeconomics, quality and access to care, etc.)
- The Shriner's and Lion's Club are examples of this type of health organization
- Preferred feeding method for babies because of its significant health benefits
- __ and young adult males have higher mortality rates than their female counterparts
- Determining the preferred number and spacing of children and choosing the appropriate means to accomplish it
- The promulgation of health policies and regulations is associated with this core public health function
- Perhaps the most important population characteristic to consider when describing the occurrence of disease, injury, and/or death in a population
- The primary national health agency in the United States
- In 1990, the CDC initiated this program to better track selected health behaviors among young people
- Licensing responsibilities fall under this core public health function
- Childhood __ includes unintentional injuries, child maltreatment, and infectious diseases
20 Clues: The primary national health agency in the United States • One of the most widely recognized quasi-governmental health agencies • Licensing responsibilities fall under this core public health function • The most widely recognized international governmental health organization • The Shriner's and Lion's Club are examples of this type of health organization • ...
Health Chapter 1 2024-08-19
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- process of identifying one’s state of health and taking steps to improve it
- presence of waste in the environment
- land features and any bodies of water present in an area
- dimension of health that describes how a person observes and interprets information to make decisions, solve problems, and examine situations
- circumstances, objects, or conditions that surround a person in everyday life
- person’s ability to function positively and overall satisfaction that life’s present conditions are good
- dimension of health that refers to how well a person gets along with others
- dimension of health that refers to how well the body functions
- actual number of years a person lives
- poor overall state of health in which a person cannot function normally; caused by factors such as disease, risky behaviors, hazardous substances, and concerns with mental or emotional health
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- beliefs, values, customs, and arts of a particular group or society
- state of complete physical, mental and emotional, and social
- in-person and online communication channels, such as books, TV shows, movies, social media, and advertisements
- aspects of people’s lives that reduce risk and increase the likelihood of optimal health
- extent to which a person experiences a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life
- choices and behaviors that affect a person’s chance of developing a disease, unhealthy condition, or injury
- dimension of health that refers to the expression of thoughts and feelings, including emotions, moods, feelings about one’s self, and views about the world
- state of excellent health and wellness, including physical, mental and emotional, and social health
- length of time a person is expected to live
- aspects of people’s lives that increase the chances they will develop a disease or disorder or experience an injury or decline in health
- state of being without regular, consistent housing
21 Clues: presence of waste in the environment • actual number of years a person lives • length of time a person is expected to live • state of being without regular, consistent housing • land features and any bodies of water present in an area • state of complete physical, mental and emotional, and social • dimension of health that refers to how well the body functions • ...
Health Ch 2 2024-09-05
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- medical care that treats life-threatening health conditions
- healthcare facilities that patients visit for treatment and then leave
- theories and health claims that are described as science-based when they are not
- healthcare professional who provides routine checkups, screenings, treatments, prescriptions, and preventive services
- courses of action one can take
- overall health of a group of people who live in the same area and interact with one another
- aspect of community and world health concerned with populations exposed to harmful environmental and societal factors through no fault of their own
- people under the age of 18
- area without nearby full-service grocery stores
- endpoint that is specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely
- body of knowledge based on observation and experimentation; answers questions about the natural world
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- process of advocating for the health of families and communities by sharing health information
- healthcare professionals who have additional training in treating certain types of diseases and disorders
- healthcare facilities in which patients reside for the duration of treatment
- federal organization that regulates and ensures the safety of food, health products, and medications
- medical care that seeks to prevent health conditions from developing; includes annual physical or wellness exams, checkups, vaccinations, and screenings
- ability to locate, evaluate, apply, and communicate information pertaining to health
- qualities or priorities one considers important
- to take actions that show support
- process of working with others to make a decision
- anyone who purchases goods and services
- specific endpoint that signifies a condition one hopes to reach
- medical care that seeks to prevent and treat health conditions
- health of human populations around the world
- illegal activity related to health products and services; for example, deceptive labeling or advertising
25 Clues: people under the age of 18 • courses of action one can take • to take actions that show support • anyone who purchases goods and services • health of human populations around the world • qualities or priorities one considers important • area without nearby full-service grocery stores • process of working with others to make a decision • ...
International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems. Comparison of Health Indicators of Populations. 2025-03-03
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- factors. These are factors in the environment that can increase the risk of disease.
- An essential public health statistic that measures the overall health of a population.
- This public health measure is used to assess the spread of disease within a community.
- life expectancy. The term for the amount of years a person is expected to live in good health.
- A health condition that causes the body to lose calcium, affecting bone density.
- A major cause of lung disease, commonly related to smoking.
- The practice of preventing disease through vaccination and public health measures.
- The proportion of people in a population who are affected by a disease at any given time.
- The number of deaths due to a specific disease in a population over a period of time.
- This type of disease is spread from person to person, like flu or COVID-19.
- A key public health indicator that measures life expectancy at birth.
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- A global health crisis classified under the ICD as a viral infection, first identified in 2009.
- This measure is commonly used to assess the rate of death in a population.
- The condition where a person's blood pressure is higher than normal.
- A chronic condition that affects blood sugar levels.
- A mental health disorder often linked with anxiety and persistent sadness.
- A classification of diseases that includes heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.
- This term refers to the length of time people are expected to live.
- Health Organization). The ICD system is published by this organization.
- promotion.A key public health concept that refers to policies promoting the well-being of populations.
20 Clues: A chronic condition that affects blood sugar levels. • A major cause of lung disease, commonly related to smoking. • This term refers to the length of time people are expected to live. • The condition where a person's blood pressure is higher than normal. • A key public health indicator that measures life expectancy at birth. • ...
Intro To Health 2024-09-06
Across
- The main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the internet). (Hint: External influence on health)
- Taking steps to avoid something.
- One of the four dimensions of health: relating to your mind
- The collective beliefs, customs, and behaviors of a group. (Hint: External influence on health)
- The food necessary for health and growth.
- A group of people of approximately the same age, status, and interests. (Hint: External influence on health)
- Intentional movement of your body.
- One of the four dimensions of health: relating to your feelings or state of mind
- A state of good health
- The condition of your body, mind, and social well-being
- A group of people living together as a unit. (Hint: External influence on health)
Down
- The exchanging of information between two or more people.
- One of the four dimensions of health: relating to your peers, family, and community
- The conscious choice NOT to participate in high-risk behaviors.
- The surroundings or conditions in which you live. (Hint: External influence on health)
- One of the four dimensions of health: relating to your body
- The wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services. (Hint: External influence on health)
17 Clues: A state of good health • Taking steps to avoid something. • Intentional movement of your body. • The food necessary for health and growth. • The condition of your body, mind, and social well-being • The exchanging of information between two or more people. • One of the four dimensions of health: relating to your mind • ...
Medical Terminology - Roots 2024-10-09
Across
- eye (biotech research and development)
- skin (therapeutic)
- head (biotech research and development)
- kidney (health informatic and support)
- fat (heath informatic and support)
- rib (diagnostic)
- vein (diagnostic)
- bone (therapeutic)
- cerebrum (biotech research and development)
- larynx (diagnostic)
- heart (diagnostic)
- liver (health informatic and support)
- electrical activity (biotech research and development)
- blood (diagnostic)
- stone (health informatic and support)
- vessel or duct (therapeutic)
- disease (biotech research and development)
- straight (therapeutic)
- cold (therapeutic)
- muscle (therapeutic)
Down
- child (health informatic and support)
- white (diagnostic)
- gland (therapeutic)
- bronchial tubes (diagnostic)
- bladder or fluid filled sack (health informatic and support)
- red (diagnostic)
- mouth (diagnostic)
- mind (health informatic and support)
- intestines (health informatic and support)
- chest (diagnostic)
- arm (diagnostic)
- nerve (biotech research and development)
- water (therapeutic)
- joint (therapeutic)
- esophagus (health informatic and support)
- nose (therapeutic)
- glucose or sugar (health informatic and support)
- tongue (diagnostic)
- lung or air (diagnostic)
39 Clues: red (diagnostic) • rib (diagnostic) • arm (diagnostic) • vein (diagnostic) • white (diagnostic) • skin (therapeutic) • mouth (diagnostic) • chest (diagnostic) • bone (therapeutic) • heart (diagnostic) • nose (therapeutic) • blood (diagnostic) • cold (therapeutic) • gland (therapeutic) • larynx (diagnostic) • water (therapeutic) • joint (therapeutic) • tongue (diagnostic) • muscle (therapeutic) • ...
