health Crossword Puzzles
health science 2021-05-24
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- body temperature below 95°F
- A disorder you get from sitting too long in an office
- oxygen rich blood goes to lower body
- which medical practice did the ancient Chinese invent that is still in use today?
- a pulse of less than 60 beats per minute
- cleans contaminated surfaces
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- an oath that says that you wont kill, and that you will try your hardest to save a life anywhere and at anytime
- failure to take proper care in doing something.
- a published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation; a written defamation.
- retired army people can get this type of health care
- make a physical attack on
- she supported medical education for woman and helped them with other careers
- instruments used to administer medication into veins
- lack of adequate oxygen
- health care that your work provides that allows you to decide what doctor you want to go to
- the era that started learing more about the body and invented the printing press and vaccine
16 Clues: lack of adequate oxygen • make a physical attack on • body temperature below 95°F • cleans contaminated surfaces • oxygen rich blood goes to lower body • a pulse of less than 60 beats per minute • failure to take proper care in doing something. • retired army people can get this type of health care • instruments used to administer medication into veins • ...
Mental Health 2021-10-20
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- what percent of people are directly or indirectly affected by mental illness?
- feelings of extreme sadness, apathy, and hopelessness
- the type of stress that is persistent and unrelenting
- what percent of people have a mental health condition or illness?
- a disorder characterized by extreme mood swings ranging from depression to mania
- a term used to explain a coping or escape mechanism that causes a rush or sense of euphoria
- a condition characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity
- a mark of disgrace or negative label
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- characterized by excessive, exaggerated anxiety about everyday life events with no obvious reasons for worry
- a reaction to stress that occurs after the event is over
- stress that provides a welcome challenge
- a disorder in which the individual is trapped in a pattern of repeated thoughts and behaviors
- a severe disease in which a person may suffer from delusions, hallucinations, and a false sense of reality
- an overwhelming and unreasonable fear of an object or situation that poses little real danger but causes anxiety
- the type of stress that is temporary
- stress that is perceived as negative or overwhelming
16 Clues: the type of stress that is temporary • a mark of disgrace or negative label • stress that provides a welcome challenge • stress that is perceived as negative or overwhelming • feelings of extreme sadness, apathy, and hopelessness • the type of stress that is persistent and unrelenting • a reaction to stress that occurs after the event is over • ...
HEALTH PROBLEMS 2021-10-31
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- I was fighting with my brother, he hit me on thy eye and now I have a...
- What do you call a small pocket of fluid under the skin?
- A person that has difficulty in defecating suffers from...
- If you need to wear a cast on your arm, you probably have a....
- If you have a throat inflammation, you have a...
- I slipped in the stairs and landed on my foot and now I have a...
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- What do you call it when you fall down and a part of your skin starts to darken?
- I fell asleep on the beach and now I have a...
- If you're feeling a strong pain in your chest, you're probably having a...
- What do we call a pain in the head?
- When your body temperature is above the normal range, you have...
- What do you call a head injury with temporary loss of brain dunction?
- What do you call it when a person has difficulty falling asleep?
- If you have chills, fever, muscle pains, you probably have...
- What do you call painful sensations caused by muscle contraction?
- What do you call the symptoms that follow heavy alcohol consumption?
16 Clues: What do we call a pain in the head? • I fell asleep on the beach and now I have a... • If you have a throat inflammation, you have a... • What do you call a small pocket of fluid under the skin? • A person that has difficulty in defecating suffers from... • If you have chills, fever, muscle pains, you probably have... • ...
Mental Health 2022-05-18
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- A change in your emotions or behavior
- A long term memory disorder
- Someone that helps you
- A brain disorder that causes memory lost
- A feeling of excitement and overreaction
- Feeling overwhelmed
- Recovery of a hard time
- Changes your feelings
- A way of saying mad
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- A sleeping disorder
- A disorder were your mood is low
- Eating abnormally from the disorder
- Assuming something by looking at someone
- Always checking and making sure everything is organized
- with this you could have disorganization and problems prioritizing
- worrying causing blood pressure to raise
16 Clues: A sleeping disorder • Feeling overwhelmed • A way of saying mad • Changes your feelings • Someone that helps you • Recovery of a hard time • A long term memory disorder • A disorder were your mood is low • Eating abnormally from the disorder • A change in your emotions or behavior • Assuming something by looking at someone • A brain disorder that causes memory lost • ...
Health Puzzle 2022-01-27
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- A unit of heat used to measure the energy your body uses and the energy it receives from food.
- Vegetable oils, nuts, seeds, olive oil).
- Sugars, such as fructose and lactose. Occur naturally in fruits, dairy products, honey, and maple syrup. Added to many processed foods, like cereal.
- Meat, many dairy products, palm oil, and coconut oil.
- Dissolve in water. Includes Vitamin C, folic acid, and B vitamins.
- Nutrients the body uses to build and maintain its cells and tissue.
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- Stored in body fat. Includes Vitamins A, D, E, and K.
- Also known as starches. Long chains of sugars linked together. Found in grains, grain products, and root vegetables.
- Substances in food that your body needs to grow, to repair itself, and to supply you with energy.
- Fats that are formed by a process called hydrogenation, which causes vegetable oil to harden.
- A tough, complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest.
- Compounds found in food that help regulate many body processes.
- Elements found in food that are used by the body.
- A waxy, fat-like substance.
- Starches and sugars found in foods which provide your body's main source of energy.
- The process in which your body takes in and uses food.
16 Clues: A waxy, fat-like substance. • Vegetable oils, nuts, seeds, olive oil). • Elements found in food that are used by the body. • Stored in body fat. Includes Vitamins A, D, E, and K. • Meat, many dairy products, palm oil, and coconut oil. • The process in which your body takes in and uses food. • A tough, complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest. • ...
Health Topics! 2021-03-26
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- Disease A disease that can be transmitted from person to person
- What kind of Vaping tool is a pen
- A living microscopic organisms that may cause disease
- What is the drug that is obtainable only by prescription and it relieves pain
- Organisms that get their nutrients from other living or dead things
- An illness or condition that prevents the body
- functioning normally
- The type of drug that slows down the body’s function and reactions
- What is the drug that affects areas of brain that controls vision and balance
- What is one what that a disease can be transmitted
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- substance that is usually injected into a person or animal to protect against a particular disease
- Single celled microscopic organisms
- It distort moods, thoughts, and senses
- Microscopic organisms that cause disease
- communicable A disease that cannot be passed from one person to another
- It is a drug that slows down the working of the brain
16 Clues: functioning normally • What kind of Vaping tool is a pen • Single celled microscopic organisms • It distort moods, thoughts, and senses • Microscopic organisms that cause disease • An illness or condition that prevents the body • What is one what that a disease can be transmitted • A living microscopic organisms that may cause disease • ...
Health Crossword 2023-12-06
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- an emergency where blood doesn't go to the heart
- A respiratory illness
- really bad cold on the fingers, toes, nose, etc.
- medication, prescriptions
- can't breathe, a piece of food is in your throat
- When you fall, you can break a _______.
- It's an emergency when an animal _____ you.
- an emergency when you can't swim
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- There is a fire and a lot of smoke, so you can't _____.
- A natural disaster where there is a lot of wind and storms. We sometimes have these in Wisconsin.
- a truck that comes to an emergency
- this happens when you have a cut
- A natural disaster where water from an ocean or river overflows.
- you ____ yourself when you get close to a fire or you touch a hot pan
- a dangerous liquid that you shouldn't drink
- A medical emergency when blood doesn't go to one side of the brain.
16 Clues: A respiratory illness • medication, prescriptions • this happens when you have a cut • an emergency when you can't swim • a truck that comes to an emergency • When you fall, you can break a _______. • a dangerous liquid that you shouldn't drink • It's an emergency when an animal _____ you. • an emergency where blood doesn't go to the heart • ...
Mental health 2023-09-04
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- The ability to focus attention on a specific task or thought.
- The desire for food or a specific type of food.
- The internal or external factors that drive a person to take action or achieve a goal.
- A person's perception of their own worth and value.
- Mental or emotional strain caused by challenging or demanding circumstances.
- A person's emotional state at a particular time.
- An emotional state characterized by unhappiness or sorrow.
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- Actions and conduct displayed by individuals in response to various situations.
- The state of overall physical and mental well-being.
- Mental processes involving ideas, opinions, or considerations.
- out: To make contact or communicate with someone, often for support or assistance.
- Emotions and sensations experienced by individuals.
- Physical or mental tiredness and lack of energy.
- A state of drowsiness or sleepiness.
- A state of unease or agitation, often accompanied by the inability to stay still.
- health: It refers to emotional and psychological well-being, influencing how people think, feel, and cope with life's challenges.
16 Clues: A state of drowsiness or sleepiness. • The desire for food or a specific type of food. • Physical or mental tiredness and lack of energy. • A person's emotional state at a particular time. • Emotions and sensations experienced by individuals. • A person's perception of their own worth and value. • The state of overall physical and mental well-being. • ...
Personal Health 2023-10-31
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- a proise to refund your money of the product doesn't work as claimed.
- a nonliving band of outer skin.
- deliberately trying to trick consumers into buying a product or service.
- medicines that protect you from getting certain diseases.
- the body becomes used to the medicine and it no longer has the same effect.
- the ability to see objects close to your while distant objects look blurry.
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- the ability to see objects at a distance whil close objects appear blurry.
- a skin condition caused by overly active oil glands.
- someone who bus products or services.
- flaking of the outer layer of dead skin cells.
- a misshaped cornea or lens causing objects to look wavy or blurry.
- a soft, colorless, sticky film containing bacteria that grows on your teeth.
- slips of paper that save you money on certain brands.
- the thicker inner layer of skin.
- a cream or lotion that filters out some UV rays.
- the actions you take to improve or maintain your health.
16 Clues: a nonliving band of outer skin. • the thicker inner layer of skin. • someone who bus products or services. • flaking of the outer layer of dead skin cells. • a cream or lotion that filters out some UV rays. • a skin condition caused by overly active oil glands. • slips of paper that save you money on certain brands. • ...
physical health 2016-09-01
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- not fit
- a nutrient
- full of protein
- a game where you use a puck
- involves water
- a game with swords
- is exercise good
- personal trainer
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- involves a bike and jumps
- an activity involving physical work
- the activity of running at a steady, gentle pace as a form of physical exercise
- many people don't do it
- to join in with other people in a game
- physical power; strength.
- very small portion of people in the world
- where you workout
16 Clues: not fit • a nutrient • involves water • full of protein • is exercise good • personal trainer • where you workout • a game with swords • many people don't do it • involves a bike and jumps • physical power; strength. • a game where you use a puck • an activity involving physical work • to join in with other people in a game • very small portion of people in the world • ...
Health&Wellness 2020-11-30
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- ability to make career path decisions which fulfill personal needs and wants
- ability to interact successfully with others and develop close, long-lasting relationships with individuals
- ability to seek new information and use if effectively
- ability to recognize and express a full range of emotion in healthy ways
- ability to set and attain goals for money and other resources
- health conditions involving changes in thinking, emotion, or behavior
- malnutrition which occurs due to consuming too few calories
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- ability to maintain health through physical fitness, diet, sleep and medical care
- ability to identify and uphold personal beliefs
- malnutrition which occurs due to consuming too many calories
- optimal state of health
- wellness categories including emotional,financial, intellectual, interpersonal, occupational...
- poor nutrition causing the body to function improperly, leading to illness
- something that causes a state of strain or tension
- a phsychological strategy used to manage stress
- a feeling of emotional or physical tension
16 Clues: optimal state of health • a feeling of emotional or physical tension • ability to identify and uphold personal beliefs • a phsychological strategy used to manage stress • something that causes a state of strain or tension • ability to seek new information and use if effectively • malnutrition which occurs due to consuming too few calories • ...
health crossword 2023-01-23
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- a usually unhealthy way to lose weight in the short term, but they lead to eating disorders
- important part of digestion, helps food move through your body
- body weight and shape are mostly determined by?
- What is the eating disorder where you binge eat then purge?
- number of essential amino acids
- a sweet substance that gives your body short term energy
- nine calories in a gram of this nutrient
- refusing to eat enough food to maintain your body weight(eating disorder)
- unlearned inborn response to not having food
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- a desire to eat
- substances your body needs to grow and function
- measurement of energy
- the process by which the body takes in and uses food
- most important source of energy for your body (simple/complex)
- you can't go 3 days without drinking it or you will die
- made up of amino acids
16 Clues: a desire to eat • measurement of energy • made up of amino acids • number of essential amino acids • nine calories in a gram of this nutrient • unlearned inborn response to not having food • substances your body needs to grow and function • body weight and shape are mostly determined by? • the process by which the body takes in and uses food • ...
HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2023-06-22
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- COMES AND GOES
- HAIR LOSS ON THE SCALP
- FIRST PART OF EXAMINING THE FACE
- THIS HAND PULLS BACK THE HELIX OF THE PATIENT'S RIGHT EAR
- THIS IS THE REASON THE PATIENT IS PRESENTING FOR THE VISIT
- WHERE YOU WRITE YOUR CONCLUSION AND DIAGNOSIS FOR THE PATIENT IN THE NOTE
- LESS THAN 3 WEEKS
- THIS EYE OF THE EXAMINER WILL LOOK THROUGH THE OPTHALMOSCOPE TO VIEW THE RIGHT EYE OF THE PATIENT
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- LOCATION WHERE IN THE NOTE 'DENIES HISTORY OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION'IS WRITTEN
- USE OF HANDS TO FEEL TEXTURE ON THE BODY
- WHERE IN THE NOTE YOU WRITE 'CBC WITH DIFF TOMORROW MORNING'
- PART OF THE NOTE WHERE YOU WRITE CALM, COOPERATIVE.
- ABBREVIATION FOR WHERE 'NO NAUSEA, VOMITING OR DIARRHEA' GETS PLACED IN THE NOTE
- PART OF NOTE WHERE ALERT AND ORIENTED SHOULD BE WRITTEN
- LOCATION TO WRITE OCCUPATION
- NUMBER OF PACK-YEARS IF SOMEONE SMOKED 2 PACKS PER DAY FOR FIVE YEARS
16 Clues: COMES AND GOES • LESS THAN 3 WEEKS • HAIR LOSS ON THE SCALP • LOCATION TO WRITE OCCUPATION • FIRST PART OF EXAMINING THE FACE • USE OF HANDS TO FEEL TEXTURE ON THE BODY • PART OF THE NOTE WHERE YOU WRITE CALM, COOPERATIVE. • PART OF NOTE WHERE ALERT AND ORIENTED SHOULD BE WRITTEN • THIS HAND PULLS BACK THE HELIX OF THE PATIENT'S RIGHT EAR • ...
Health Crossword 2023-04-26
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- the eating disorder where a person eats a lot and then vomits it
- there are 9 calories in a gram of ____
- vitamins are ____ substances
- ____ can influence your food choice based on how you're feeling
- there are 3 types of ____ starch,sugar, and fiber
- your body uses ____ to make enzymes, hormones, and other body chemicals.
- ____ eating is the eating disorder where a person eats too much and doesn't stop
- the eating disorder where a person eats little to nothing at all
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- there are 6 ____ that are essential for our health
- there are 13 different kinds of____ that are essential for our health
- what mineral is vital for building strong bones and teeth
- when people say they're hungry they usually aren't and just have an ____
- there are ____(number word) types of B vitamins
- this mineral helps carry oxygen to the blood cells
- your body can produce all but ____(number word) of amino acids, these must be consumed through food
- ____ diets are weight loss plans that are popular for a short period of time
16 Clues: vitamins are ____ substances • there are 9 calories in a gram of ____ • there are ____(number word) types of B vitamins • there are 3 types of ____ starch,sugar, and fiber • there are 6 ____ that are essential for our health • this mineral helps carry oxygen to the blood cells • what mineral is vital for building strong bones and teeth • ...
Health Puzzle 2023-05-03
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- when bodys vital organs do not receive blood
- blood vessels that carries oxygen and nutrients to the brain are clotted
- acronym for first aid on Sprains and Strains
- broken bone (two types)
- sudden,uncontrolled electrical disturbance in brain
- traumatic brain injury that alters the way your brain functions
- wound that is caused by a hard blow to the body
- a stretch or partial tear of ligaments
- bulge in a blood vessel, caused by weakness in BV wall
- temporary loss of consciousness
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- condition of not being alert or aware of your surroundings
- an injury where the ends of your bones are forced from their normal positions
- person taking very fast breaths, causing Co2 to decrease in the blood
- degree what burn causes the skin to blister?
- injuries to muscle due to overstretching
- outer layer of skin is damaged
16 Clues: broken bone (two types) • outer layer of skin is damaged • temporary loss of consciousness • a stretch or partial tear of ligaments • injuries to muscle due to overstretching • when bodys vital organs do not receive blood • acronym for first aid on Sprains and Strains • degree what burn causes the skin to blister? • wound that is caused by a hard blow to the body • ...
Your Health 2025-04-02
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- Medical Personnel
- Physician of all Physicians
- Edible parts of a plant
- Electrical activity of the heart
- Vital macronutrients
- Essential micronutrients
- Physical activity to improve health
- Feelings of severe sadness and gloominess
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- Cultivated Cereal Grain
- A broken bone
- A discoloration of the skin
- Distinctive symptoms
- Annual physicals
- Fitness location
- Seed-bearing structure in flowering plants
- Non-Cancerous
16 Clues: A broken bone • Non-Cancerous • Annual physicals • Fitness location • Medical Personnel • Distinctive symptoms • Vital macronutrients • Cultivated Cereal Grain • Edible parts of a plant • Essential micronutrients • A discoloration of the skin • Physician of all Physicians • Electrical activity of the heart • Physical activity to improve health • Feelings of severe sadness and gloominess • ...
Health crosswords 2025-05-06
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- tiny living things that can make us feel sick
- any kind of exercise that makes your muscles use oxygen.
- damage to your body.
- a type of fat found in your blood.
- an order for medicine which a doctor writes.
- the name for how doctors figure out what’s making a person sick
- to be protected.
- containing bacteria or other organisms that can cause disease.
- when your immune system overreacts to something harmless that it thinks it’s dangerous.
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- when someone is overweight.
- to restore or bring a condition of health.
- health the way people think and feel about themselves and the world around them.
- the process of absorbing water.
- something that a person feels that may indicate that they have a condition or disease.
- the study of food and how it works in your body.
- when you have a body temperature higher than 38.5 degrees.
16 Clues: to be protected. • damage to your body. • when someone is overweight. • the process of absorbing water. • a type of fat found in your blood. • to restore or bring a condition of health. • an order for medicine which a doctor writes. • tiny living things that can make us feel sick • the study of food and how it works in your body. • ...
Brain Health 2025-06-11
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- A green space with soil to plant flowers and sit and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature
- Treating this sleep disorder can help reduce the risk of dementia
- These round, sweet-tart fruits can be found on bushes in the wild, or in cartons at your grocery store
- A regular amount of ____ can get your heart pumping and lower the risk of heart disease and age-related diseases
- The diet named after this region of the world is known to improve heart and brain health
- A type of healthy tea, produced in China and Japan, whose name is its color
- Eat at least 8oz a week of this food high in omega-3 fatty acids
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- The brain-healthy activity that involves moving to a beat
- Fruits, vegetables, grains, beans, peas and lentils help you consume a healthy amount of this gut-friendly nutrient
- Garden herb known for its ability to reduce stress and promote relaxation
- Wearing an "aid" to help amplify this sensory ability can help protect brain health
- Squirrels would also like these brain-healthy foods that you must "crack" "peel" or "husk" to eat
- Check one out from the library for a great way to learn and exercise your brain - page-by-page
- Doctors say getting 7-8 hours each night is good for your brain health
- Taking three deep ones of these can help us start to relax and get in the moment
- Therapy in this art form has been shown to help people living with memory loss to connect with positive emotions and long-term memories through songs
16 Clues: The brain-healthy activity that involves moving to a beat • Eat at least 8oz a week of this food high in omega-3 fatty acids • Treating this sleep disorder can help reduce the risk of dementia • Doctors say getting 7-8 hours each night is good for your brain health • Garden herb known for its ability to reduce stress and promote relaxation • ...
Mental Health 2025-05-19
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- coping strategies exist to navigate grief's challenging terrain.
- understands or feels what another person is experiencing from within their frame of reference
- Traumatic events and Major life changes
- identity, peer pressure, and increasing more single use
- Worry about how others will perceive us
- a cycle of life events that happens around
- conversations make it easier to ask for support
- ability to change and adapt throughout life by forming new neural connections
- small Small conversation taking by little step by step
- environment we grow up in and life experience
- prevents form seeking help and increase emotion and isolation
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- releases feelings through talking,writing,or creative outlets.
- being intensely aware of what you're sensing and feeling in the moment
- views on mental health discussions
- Depression condition requiring treatment
- Active listening, conflict resolution, empathy
16 Clues: views on mental health discussions • Traumatic events and Major life changes • Worry about how others will perceive us • a cycle of life events that happens around • Depression condition requiring treatment • environment we grow up in and life experience • Active listening, conflict resolution, empathy • conversations make it easier to ask for support • ...
Health & Fitness 2025-07-10
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- the feeling you have when you are worried about problems in your life
- hurt, but not dead
- the act of pushing air out quickly from your chest, usually because of cold
- an injury caused by the teeth of an animal or person
- to have the power to life heavy things and do hard work
- feeling something that hurts
- give sickness or disease to other people
- a break in the skin, usually caused by a knife or something similar
- a serious even that needs action very quickly because someone or something is in danger
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- the feeling you have when you need to sleep or rest
- the feeling of not being strong or having power
- in a way that shows it's a real problem
- when you are strong and have enough energy to do lots of exercise
- the feeling of being happy because you have no worries
- when you feel sick or do not have enough energy to work or play
- when you are not sick, and you feel good and have energy
16 Clues: hurt, but not dead • feeling something that hurts • in a way that shows it's a real problem • give sickness or disease to other people • the feeling of not being strong or having power • the feeling you have when you need to sleep or rest • an injury caused by the teeth of an animal or person • the feeling of being happy because you have no worries • ...
mental health 2023-05-16
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- genetics
- memory
- chemicals
- a reaction
- a stressor
- sleep
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- loss of interest
- grief process
- blocked memories
- brain network
- general adaptation syndrome
- alarm
- copying
- damage to brain
- anxiety
- understanding
16 Clues: alarm • sleep • memory • copying • anxiety • genetics • chemicals • a reaction • a stressor • grief process • brain network • understanding • damage to brain • loss of interest • blocked memories • general adaptation syndrome
Health Crossword 2025-01-18
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- How many vitamins are stored/transported in fat?
- Fats are a _____ of energy.
- There are _____ calories in one gram of fat.
- There are _____ calories in one gram of carbohydrates.
- An important nutrient that carries other nutrients and oxygen to cells.
- A well-rounded diet with all of the vitamins is a _____ diet because it has healthy proportions of each.
- Some _____-rich foods are red meat, fish, and pork.
- Proteins are made up of small compounds called _____ acids.
- People who don't get enough of a certain vitamin might need to take a _____.
- There are two types of carbohydrates, simple and _____.
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- Without nutrients and minerals you become _____.
- How many vitamins are there?
- Your body turns this into glucose.
- How do most people receive most of their vitamins?
- Vitamins that dissolve in water and need to be replaced through food are called water _____.
- What does vitamin D help your body absorb?
- _____ is obtained from whole grains, nuts, and seeds.
17 Clues: Fats are a _____ of energy. • How many vitamins are there? • Your body turns this into glucose. • What does vitamin D help your body absorb? • There are _____ calories in one gram of fat. • Without nutrients and minerals you become _____. • How many vitamins are stored/transported in fat? • How do most people receive most of their vitamins? • ...
HEALTH PROBLEMS 2025-02-27
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- an infectious viral disease causing fever and a red rash on the skin. It typically occurs in childhood.
- a form of indigestion felt as a burning sensation in the chest. It is caused by acid regurgitation into the esophag
- throat a condition of pain in the throat, typically caused by inflammation of it.
- a respiratory condition where spasms in the lungs cause difficulty in breathing. An asthmatic uses an inhaler to calm the spasms.
- common name given for influenza. It is a contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages that causes fever and sever aching.
- a common viral infection which causes mucus to run from the nose, gives a sore throat and often includes sneezing.
- a lot of small red spots on the skin that are usually itchy.
- leg when a bone in the leg is broken. A broken leg is put in a cast to help immobilize the leg so that it heals quicker. Other parts of the body with bones can also be broken, for example a broken arm, a broken wrist etc.
- the pain in a tooth or teeth.
- a continuous pain in the head.
- an abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering and a headache.
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- the act of expelling air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound.
- when the skin becomes red with inflammation as a result of overexposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.
- (US) The pain in a person's belly. Notice how the word can be spelled together or as two words, depending on the country.
- pain inside the ear.
- a prolonged pain in the back.
16 Clues: pain inside the ear. • a prolonged pain in the back. • the pain in a tooth or teeth. • a continuous pain in the head. • a lot of small red spots on the skin that are usually itchy. • the act of expelling air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound. • throat a condition of pain in the throat, typically caused by inflammation of it. • ...
health huber 2024-10-21
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- something you hope to accomplish
- pattern of mistreatment of another person
- taking a stand to make a difference
- the way you think, feel and act
- feelings such as joy,love,anger, or fear
- practicing health and safety habits
- powerful chemicals, which regulate body functions
- bodys response to changes around you
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- a pattern of behavior you follow almost without thinking
- basic unit of society
- what you feel about someone or something
- collected beliefs, customs and behaviors of a group
- feelings of worry or uncertainty over what may happen
- support
- fulfill physical, mental and social needs
- chance of harm or loss
16 Clues: support • basic unit of society • chance of harm or loss • the way you think, feel and act • something you hope to accomplish • taking a stand to make a difference • practicing health and safety habits • bodys response to changes around you • what you feel about someone or something • feelings such as joy,love,anger, or fear • pattern of mistreatment of another person • ...
Heart Health 2026-01-22
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- This is the cessation of heart rhythm.
- What can cause you to have high blood pressure?
- This is a symptom of a heart attack.
- What beats 50-99 times in 1 minute?
- What is another word for high blood pressure?
- This gender is more likely to have chest pain during a heart attack.
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- Type of diet rich in fruits, veggies, legumes, and whole grains that lowers heart disease risk
- This is a noticeable deterioration of the heart's ability to contract.
- Do this to improve blood flow.
- What fats found in the blood are important for muscle energy?
- The heart is the same size as what body part?
- Reducing your intake of this, you can prevent a heart attack
- A tight pain across what part of the body can be a symptom of a heart attack?
- What can you quit to prevent a heart attack?
- Drink me to decrease risk of blood clotting.
- Abnormal heart sounds.
16 Clues: Abnormal heart sounds. • Do this to improve blood flow. • What beats 50-99 times in 1 minute? • This is a symptom of a heart attack. • This is the cessation of heart rhythm. • What can you quit to prevent a heart attack? • Drink me to decrease risk of blood clotting. • The heart is the same size as what body part? • What is another word for high blood pressure? • ...
Mental Health 2025-09-16
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- People you are related to.
- Regular exercise is good for your __________.
- He has a good ________________ with his family.
- The practice of being aware of your body, mind, and feelings in the present moment, thought to create a feeling of calm.
- He was really _________ because someone damaged his new car.
- To think about problems or unpleasant things that might happen in a way that makes you feel anxious.
- Feelings of worry caused by difficult situations such as problems at work.
- I normally go to ___________ at about 11 o'clock.
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- A mental illness in which a person is very unhappy and anxious for long periods and often feels no interest in anything.
- He suffers with _____________. He worries that something might happen in the future.
- Unhappy because you are not with other people.
- The government recommends that we do 30 minutes of _________ 5 days a week.
- The coins or banknotes that are used to buy things.
- She is under a lot of ___________ at work at the moment.
- To do a job, especially the job you do to earn money.
- 'Don't worry, be _________!'
16 Clues: People you are related to. • 'Don't worry, be _________!' • Regular exercise is good for your __________. • Unhappy because you are not with other people. • He has a good ________________ with his family. • I normally go to ___________ at about 11 o'clock. • The coins or banknotes that are used to buy things. • To do a job, especially the job you do to earn money. • ...
Health & Wellness 2025-10-14
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- An important element that should be included in all meals.
- The meal you should start every day with.
- A type of alternative medicine which favors holistic approaches.
- A good work/life ______ is a key element to wellness.
- Taking the ______ is an easy was to add a little exercise to your day.
- You should _____ for 30 minutes at least 3x per week.
- An exercise focused on breathing and a series of poses to increase flexibility and strength
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- Setting short and long term _____ are important to achieve success.
- A disease where your body doesn’t produce or use insulin properly.
- ______ during your breaks is a great wat to get 30 mins of exercise.
- You should see this person each year for a physical.
- A natural response to positive and negative life events.
- You should drink at least 8 cups of this per day.
- Our food provides the _____ we need to be active throughout the day.
- Getting 8 hours of this per day is important.
- A place people go to get fit.
16 Clues: A place people go to get fit. • The meal you should start every day with. • Getting 8 hours of this per day is important. • You should drink at least 8 cups of this per day. • You should see this person each year for a physical. • A good work/life ______ is a key element to wellness. • You should _____ for 30 minutes at least 3x per week. • ...
Health Crossword 2026-06-10
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- One of the six essential nutrients that help with recovery and short term energy
- Nutrients that help with nerve function. This includes iron and magnesium.
- Where does cholesterol build up in the body
- Substances in food that your body needs to grow and repair
- One of the six essential nutrients that help manage hormones
- Eating disorder that starts with an A. It is when people refuse to consume food.
- A type of factor from outside influence from peers that encourages someone to eat
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- The process of making liquid fats into solid form
- A type of diet where someone limits their calories in an unhealthy way
- A type of factor that can affects someone emotionally to eat
- Organic nutrients that is mainly found from fruits and vegetables
- One of the six essential nutrients that help with muscle synthesis
- An eating disorder where the person throws up after binge eating
- This type of index is calculated using someone’s weight and height to find out an estimate of their health
- One of the six essential nutrients and provides fluids for your body.
- Fiber and starch are two types of this: long-lasting sources of energy.
16 Clues: Where does cholesterol build up in the body • The process of making liquid fats into solid form • Substances in food that your body needs to grow and repair • A type of factor that can affects someone emotionally to eat • One of the six essential nutrients that help manage hormones • An eating disorder where the person throws up after binge eating • ...
Physical health 2026-07-24
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- the sum of all chemical processes that continuously occur inside a living organism to sustain life
- the process of providing or absorbing water
- Immunity refers to the body’s ability to resist and defend itself against infections, diseases, or other biological invasions
- an extreme state of physical, mental, or emotional exhaustion that causes a constant lack of energy and does not improve with rest
- the capacity to exert or resist force, endure strain, or overcome difficulties
- a person's perceived or actual capacity for physical and mental activity, driven by the body's conversion of food into cellular fuel
- the ability to execute daily activities with vigor, energy, and alertness without undue fatigue
- the act of changing physical position or location
- any planned or structured bodily movement done to maintain or improve physical fitness and health
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- the physical or mental capacity to sustain prolonged effort, stress, or activity without succumbing to fatigue
- the practices and habits you adopt to maintain cleanliness and prevent disease
- the science of how food and drink nourish the body
- the active, conscious pursuit of activities, choices, and lifestyles that lead to holistic health and well-being
- a naturally recurring, reversible state of reduced consciousness and sensory activity
- the kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually consumes
- the process of returning to a normal state after a setback, illness, or injury, or regaining something that was lost
16 Clues: the process of providing or absorbing water • the act of changing physical position or location • the science of how food and drink nourish the body • the kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually consumes • the practices and habits you adopt to maintain cleanliness and prevent disease • ...
Supplements 2016-10-26
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- varifies that the product meets the US Pharmacopeia's standards for product purity, accuracy of ingredient labeling, adn proper manufacturing practices.
- Substances in plants that may possess health-protective effects, even though they are not essential for life.
- May be beneficial in treating upper respiratory infections
- perks appetite
- ADR is allergic reaction
- oil/ Fraudulent products.
- helps indigestion
- Plant chemicals that include genistein and daidzein and may have positive effects against cancer and hear disease.
- May be helpful for insomnia.
- One family of plant chemicals, the carotenoids.
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- indicates the percentage of the Daily Value of each nutrient that a serving provides.
- Doses of a nutrient that are 10 or more times the recommended amount.
- promotes sleep.
- The therapeutic use of herbs and other plants to promote health and treat diseases.
- Naturally occurring plant chemicals, especially from citrus fruit, that reduce the permeability and fragility of capillaries.
- Legislation that regulates dietary supplements
- An NIH organization established to stimulate develop. and support objective scienctific research on complementary adn alternative medicine for the benefit of the public.
- Adverse effect is headaches, fluid retention, increased blood pressure
- Can help prevent urinary tract infections
- A Department of Health and Human Services agency composed of 27 separate institutes and centers with a mission to advance knowledge adn improve human health.
20 Clues: perks appetite • promotes sleep. • helps indigestion • ADR is allergic reaction • oil/ Fraudulent products. • May be helpful for insomnia. • Can help prevent urinary tract infections • Legislation that regulates dietary supplements • One family of plant chemicals, the carotenoids. • May be beneficial in treating upper respiratory infections • ...
Mid-term Study Guide 2014-01-07
Across
- intentinal deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- an illness or condition with a long duration
- services that are included as benefits under an insured's health plan
- failure to use an acceptable level of professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm to a patient
- amount that an insured person must pay, usually on an annual basis, for healthcare services before a health plan's payment begins
- a single code grouping laboratory tests that are frequently done together
- short duration
- protected health information abbreviation
- when a patient authorizes medical treatment after recommendations made by the physician
- the o in soap
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- services that are not included as benefits under an insured's health plan
- updates to the ICD-9-CM diagnostic coding system
- authorization number given by a referring physician to the referred physician
- recognition of a person demonstrating a superior level
- software designed to organize and store a medical practice's financial information
- the first listed diagnosis
- type of package that includes a combination of services included in a single procedure code for some surgical procedures in CPT
- name or phrase that is formed from or based on a person's name
- the s in soap
- type of receipt given to a patient that lists the diagnosis, services provided, fees, and payments received after an encounter
20 Clues: the s in soap • the o in soap • short duration • the first listed diagnosis • protected health information abbreviation • intentinal deceptive act to obtain a benefit • an illness or condition with a long duration • updates to the ICD-9-CM diagnostic coding system • recognition of a person demonstrating a superior level • ...
MED112 Review (Stacy) 2014-06-25
Across
- name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name
- illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration
- amount the insured must pay for healthcare services before a health plan’s payment begins
- health plan or program
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetical Index
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electronic media
- illness or condition with a long duration
- person who buys an insurance plan
- abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category
- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
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- conditions that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved
- action that improperly uses another’s resources
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- recognition of a superior level of skill by an official organization
- use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented;
- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer’s policyholders according to a contract
- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- a fixed prepayment covering provider’s services for a plan member for a specified period
- four- or five- character code number
20 Clues: health plan or program • person who buys an insurance plan • four- or five- character code number • illness or condition with a long duration • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • action that improperly uses another’s resources • method of converting a message into encoded text • provider who does not join a particular health plan • ...
MED112 Review (Stacy) 2014-06-25
Across
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer’s policyholders according to a contract
- conditions that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetical Index
- action that improperly uses another’s resources
- illness or condition with a long duration
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electronic media
- abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category
- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- person who buys an insurance plan
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- health plan or program
- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration
- four- or five- character code number
- recognition of a superior level of skill by an official organization
- amount the insured must pay for healthcare services before a health plan’s payment begins
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- a fixed prepayment covering provider’s services for a plan member for a specified period
- use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented;
- name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name
20 Clues: health plan or program • person who buys an insurance plan • four- or five- character code number • illness or condition with a long duration • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • action that improperly uses another’s resources • method of converting a message into encoded text • provider who does not join a particular health plan • ...
MED112 Review (Stacy) 2014-06-25
Across
- four- or five- character code number
- amount the insured must pay for healthcare services before a health plan’s payment begins
- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category
- a fixed prepayment covering provider’s services for a plan member for a specified period
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetical Index
- illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration
- person who buys an insurance plan
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer’s policyholders according to a contract
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- name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name
- recognition of a superior level of skill by an official organization
- action that improperly uses another’s resources
- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented;
- conditions that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved
- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electronic media
- illness or condition with a long duration
- health plan or program
20 Clues: health plan or program • person who buys an insurance plan • four- or five- character code number • illness or condition with a long duration • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • action that improperly uses another’s resources • method of converting a message into encoded text • provider who does not join a particular health plan • ...
abbreviations 2022-08-23
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- electronic funds transfer
- explained
- payment
- explanation of benefits
- additional
- account lead
- health plan claim
- payment card
- minimum
- check
- administrator
- Spouse
- date of service
- turn around time
- Representative
- advised
- documents/documentation
- Flexible spending accounts
- Spoke to
- balance
- Reimbursement
- previous
- eligible expenses
- With
- direct deposit
- Without
- called in
- Referred
- contribution
- claim
- information
- call back
- contribution
- Returned
- highly compensated employees
- grace date
- employer
- available
- agent
- maximum
- Health savings accounts
- health safe id
- password
- expense
- business days
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- benefit
- participant
- Year to date
- out of pocket
- account
- Transfer
- lifestyle accounts
- Letter of medical necessity
- client service details
- customer service representative
- payment to provider
- dental vision reimbursement arrangement
- paid to date
- master card
- employees spouse
- outbound
- Supervisor
- ineligible
- address
- employee
- Termination
- because
- Never Received Pass Claim Form/Refund Claim Form
- Received
- over the counter
- incentive
- eligible
- call back number
- benefit term date
- Third party administrator
- Health reimbursement accounts
- Dependent care assistance program
- automated clearing house
- grace period
- Suspension/suspended
- what a client needs to submit to substantiate
- educate
82 Clues: With • check • claim • agent • Spouse • benefit • payment • account • minimum • advised • address • balance • because • Without • maximum • expense • educate • Transfer • outbound • employee • Spoke to • previous • Received • Referred • eligible • Returned • employer • password • explained • called in • incentive • call back • available • additional • Supervisor • ineligible • grace date • participant • master card • Termination • information • Year to date • account lead • ...
Mental Health Unit Review 2023-02-15
Across
- A factor that increases the chances of mental health issues
- An eating disorder that involves drastic weight loss
- The way that people deal with challenging times
- Something said that warns us of suicide risk
- An illness that can cause delusional thoughts and severe paranoia
- A sign that the person is suicidal
- An illness that involves extreme highs and extreme lows
- Being able to bounce back from a set-back
- Certain life events may ___________ a mental health challenge
- Another word for feelings
- A point during mental health struggle that needs immediate attention
- A euphoric feeling that can last for weeks and result in risky behaviors
- A great way to become more mindful and calm
- Knowing exactly how a person feels when they are going through tough times
- A type of mindset that allows you to learn from failures
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- The #3 cause of death for young adults
- A proven strategy to improve mood by serotonin release
- A doctor that can offer therapy AND medications for treatment
- The office that students can go to for mental health support
- Someone suffering from Bulimia may show signs of binge and ________
- Feeling bad for someone
- Constant feeling of worrying
- An event that can cause increased heart rate, hypertension, and muscle tension
- A mental illness that causes long term sadness
- An event that is extremely stressful or frightening
25 Clues: Feeling bad for someone • Another word for feelings • Constant feeling of worrying • A sign that the person is suicidal • The #3 cause of death for young adults • Being able to bounce back from a set-back • A great way to become more mindful and calm • Something said that warns us of suicide risk • A mental illness that causes long term sadness • ...
The Signature Lads Newspaper Crossword 2023-01-20
Across
- Canada’s Public Health agencies is most recently well known for its handling of the Covid-19 ______.
- The macronutrient which sugars fall under.
- It was used instead of Smallpox itself for vaccination.
- A new type of treatment to combat bacteria which has been suggested instead of antibiotics.
- Canada’s Public Health agencies are well known to have put warnings on packages related to ______.
- The predecessor of modern day vaccination.
- A type of protein which aids in the breakdown of macronutrients.
- The common means to depict the 23 pairs of chromosomes of an individual.
- A deadly substance found within Opioids which is a focus of the response to the opioid crisis.
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- The process of releasing bile to break down lipids.
- Well known to affect sailors due to their lack of vitamin C.
- The correct name for the flu.
- The name for food contamination of canned goods.
- Bacteria naturally release this as a waste product that is toxic to humans.
- Canada’s Public Health agencies are funded through taxation collected by the ______.
- The term to describe genes passed down by an individual's parents.
- This type of digestion is known for its use of enzymes.
- The title referring to the intentional manipulation of genetics of an organism.
- The abbreviation for the most critical determinant of health.
- While very similar to DNA it is instead single stranded.
20 Clues: The correct name for the flu. • The macronutrient which sugars fall under. • The predecessor of modern day vaccination. • The name for food contamination of canned goods. • The process of releasing bile to break down lipids. • It was used instead of Smallpox itself for vaccination. • This type of digestion is known for its use of enzymes. • ...
Mental Health #3 2026-01-07
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- Saying no to drugs or alcohol
- Harmful substances like drugs or alcohol
- A set time to take medication
- Help given during an emergency mental health situation
- Feeling worried or nervous for long periods of time
- Skills used to manage difficult emotions
- Support from family or friends
- A mental health professional who provides therapy
- A place where people receive mental health treatment
- A strong need to keep using a substance or behavior
- A healthy way to handle stress or emotions
- Not skipping doses of medication
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- Feeling very tired emotionally and mentally
- A condition that affects how a person thinks, feels, or behaves
- Practicing awareness of the present moment
- A calm breathing technique used to reduce stress
- Writing thoughts and feelings to cope
- A feeling of deep sadness that lasts a long time
- A plan to stay safe during emotional distress
- A daily routine that supports mental health
- A strong emotional reaction to difficult situations
- A doctor or therapist trained to treat mental illness
- When someone stops using drugs or alcohol
- The body’s reaction to stopping a substance
- Talking to a professional about problems
- Medicine taken daily to stay healthy
- A medicine used to treat illness or symptoms
- Taking medicine exactly as prescribed
- The ability to recover from challenges
- Feeling hopeful about the future
30 Clues: Saying no to drugs or alcohol • A set time to take medication • Support from family or friends • Feeling hopeful about the future • Not skipping doses of medication • Medicine taken daily to stay healthy • Writing thoughts and feelings to cope • Taking medicine exactly as prescribed • The ability to recover from challenges • Harmful substances like drugs or alcohol • ...
Beyond Medical 407-261-1001 2025-01-29
Across
- Health services that includes prevention, wellness, and treatment for common illnesses
- The treatment of disease or injury by physical methods such as exercise rather than by drugs or surgery.
- Act or process of nourishing or being nourished
- the specific, normal, and proper activity or role that a particular body part, organ, or system performs within a living organism
- Non-invasive, painless, and highly effective way to promote healing and stimulate cellular tissue
- A slight misalignment of the vertebrae, regarded in chiropractic medicine as the cause of many health problems
- A band or bundle of fibrous tissue in a body that has the ability to contract, producing movement in or maintaining the position of parts of the body
- Advanced chiropractic technology that scans your spine and delivers a computerized image of the stress and tension to your nervous system.
- The branch of medicine dealing with children and their diseases
- One of the sections of bone or cartilage that make up the spinal column
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- Health profession concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system, and the effects of these disorders on the function of the nervous system and general health
- Position of one part of the body with relation to other parts and the general way of holding the body
- The act of practicing healthy habits on a daily basis to attain better physical and mental health outcomes, so that instead of just surviving, you’re thriving
- Technique of inserting thin needles through the skin at specific points on the body to control pain and other symptoms
- treatment of the whole person, taking into account mental and social factors, rather than just the symptoms of an illness
- Condition of being sound in body, mind or spirit; especially: freedom from disease or illness
- Arise from the spinal cord and passes to various parts of the body and of which there are normally 31 pairs in human beings
- before birth; during or relating to pregnancy
- Imaging that creates pictures of the inside of your body
19 Clues: before birth; during or relating to pregnancy • Act or process of nourishing or being nourished • Imaging that creates pictures of the inside of your body • The branch of medicine dealing with children and their diseases • One of the sections of bone or cartilage that make up the spinal column • ...
Behavioral/Mental Health 2026-06-04
Across
- The use of drugs or alcohol.
- The process of learning and adapting to a new culture.
- A person with a Ph.D. or Psy.D. degree who is trained in behavioral health care. They can diagnose and treat behavioral health problems and support personal growth, resilience, and well-being.
- Feelings that arise in response to what happens to you and around you, involving both physical and mental reactions.
- A feeling that lasts longer than a few moments and describes how you generally feel on most days.
- The feeling and knowledge that other people care about you and can help when needed. Social support is important for mental health, especially during stressful times.
- A medical doctor (M.D.) who specializes in treating behavioral health conditions and mental illnesses. Psychiatrists can prescribe medications to help with issues such as sleep problems or anxiety.
- Physical aches and pains that may have physical causes, mental causes, or both. They can be influenced by stress, trauma, or excessive worry.
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- Pressure, tension, or worry felt in the body and mind as a result of a difficult situation or change.
- A person who is trained to listen carefully and talk with others in helpful ways. They can give advice and help people make their own choices.
- The ability to survive, adapt, and recover after difficult situations involving stress, trauma, or change.
- A group of people with similar experiences or concerns who meet regularly to provide encouragement, comfort, and advice to one another.
- A general feeling of worry or fear that something bad will happen.
- A type of counseling that involves talking and practicing new behaviors over several weeks or months to improve mental and behavioral health.
- Something a person does or can learn to do to deal with responsibilities or problems.
- A time of extreme difficulty, trouble, or danger; an emergency.
- To feel calm and peaceful in both body and mind.
- A part of health that is important for everyone. It deals with our ability to carry out daily activities, including how we act, feel, and think about life.
- An overwhelming experience involving intense fear, helplessness, or a threat to one's life.
19 Clues: The use of drugs or alcohol. • To feel calm and peaceful in both body and mind. • The process of learning and adapting to a new culture. • A time of extreme difficulty, trouble, or danger; an emergency. • A general feeling of worry or fear that something bad will happen. • Something a person does or can learn to do to deal with responsibilities or problems. • ...
November 2021 Newsletter Puzzle 2021-11-23
Across
- Type of perfectionist thinking
- WA State graduation ____ options
- Learning tip
- Avoid this: link/Mental Health Corner
- Commonality of November celebrations
- Skill you'll learn in the student group
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- Eat for free if you win the raffle
- Focus on this: link/Mental Health Corner
- Teacher who will send you a pre-survey
- When the Student Skill Group meets
- Topic of the Mental Health Corner
- Where can you get homework help Tu & Th
- It's ok to make these while learning
13 Clues: Learning tip • Type of perfectionist thinking • WA State graduation ____ options • Topic of the Mental Health Corner • Eat for free if you win the raffle • When the Student Skill Group meets • It's ok to make these while learning • Commonality of November celebrations • Avoid this: link/Mental Health Corner • Teacher who will send you a pre-survey • ...
Health Information and Administration 2022-05-12
Across
- replaces paper charts
- aka bleeding
- credential confers strong advantage in the job market
- first medical record administrator
- another set of codes for patients on medicare
- code for patient's illness
- incidents of disease in a population
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- includes category of medical records and health information techs
- incidents of death in a population
- use the ICD-9-CM
- listen to dictated recordings made by health care professionals
- represents more than 53,000 health information professionals
- assigning a number to a patient's medical problem/treatment
13 Clues: aka bleeding • use the ICD-9-CM • replaces paper charts • code for patient's illness • incidents of death in a population • first medical record administrator • incidents of disease in a population • another set of codes for patients on medicare • credential confers strong advantage in the job market • assigning a number to a patient's medical problem/treatment • ...
Fitness 2013-04-21
Across
- people who make you happy. people you like to be around
- What is the type of health that includes your mental health?
- An emotion someone would feel before auditioning for a talent show
- The pulse spot which is located on your neck, just below your ear.
- What does WHO stand for?
- The dimension of health which involves exercising and staying fit.
- An emotion someone would feel before a test
- The abbreviation which can be explained as how man times your heart beats per minute.
- According to the NPAG, how many hours of playing on electronics should you do per day?
- people you could talk to if you are feeling sad/distressed
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- The muscles which pumps blood around your body
- Another word for sitting down/not exercising
- what is the average resting heart rate for teenagers?
- the minimum amount of sleep a teenager should sleep per night
- Which Dimension of health involves interacting with other people?
- The pulse spot which is located inside your wrist
- The minimum amout of PA an adolescent girl should do per day.
- What is the type of PA Domain, where you exercise for fun?
- What is the PA Domain called when you are actively travelling?
- When someone or a group of people are continually being rude to you/teasing you/making fun of you
20 Clues: What does WHO stand for? • An emotion someone would feel before a test • Another word for sitting down/not exercising • The muscles which pumps blood around your body • The pulse spot which is located inside your wrist • what is the average resting heart rate for teenagers? • people who make you happy. people you like to be around • ...
MED112 Review (Stacy) 2014-06-25
Across
- health plan or program
- conditions that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved
- amount the insured must pay for healthcare services before a health plan’s payment begins
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetical Index
- a fixed prepayment covering provider’s services for a plan member for a specified period
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- illness or condition with a long duration
- person who buys an insurance plan
- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name
Down
- action that improperly uses another’s resources
- use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented;
- illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration
- recognition of a superior level of skill by an official organization
- four- or five- character code number
- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer’s policyholders according to a contract
- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electronic media
- abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category
20 Clues: health plan or program • person who buys an insurance plan • four- or five- character code number • illness or condition with a long duration • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • action that improperly uses another’s resources • method of converting a message into encoded text • provider who does not join a particular health plan • ...
MED112 Review (Stacy) 2014-06-25
Across
- conditions that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer’s policyholders according to a contract
- action that improperly uses another’s resources
- recognition of a superior level of skill by an official organization
- amount the insured must pay for healthcare services before a health plan’s payment begins
- illness or condition with a long duration
- name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- health plan or program
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- illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration
- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented;
- four- or five- character code number
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electronic media
- person who buys an insurance plan
- a fixed prepayment covering provider’s services for a plan member for a specified period
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetical Index
- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category
20 Clues: health plan or program • person who buys an insurance plan • four- or five- character code number • illness or condition with a long duration • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • action that improperly uses another’s resources • method of converting a message into encoded text • provider who does not join a particular health plan • ...
Race and Health 2026-03-05
Across
- Degree of local interpersonal cohesion
- Construct used to categorize people by skin color
- Theory linking wealth, occupation, and health
- Resources derived from strong family/friend ties
- Individual granted protection after crossing borders
- Ideology that assigns superiority/inferiority by skin color
- Uniform distribution of resources
- Situation where meals are uncertain
- Institutional practices that discriminate racially
- Model emphasizing inherited racial differences
- Personal assets that improve healthcare interactions
- Framework that sees health shaped by both systems and perception
- Effort to protect vulnerable populations from climate change
- Collective way of life passed across generations
- Psychological effects that persist through multiple generations
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- Theory describing how race fuels capitalist accumulation
- Theory that social disadvantage leads to premature physiological decline
- Goal of eliminating health gaps caused by injustice
- Conditions like income, education, and housing that shape health
- Shared heritage, language, or traditions
- Fight against discriminatory housing practices
- Psychological wounds resulting from systemic oppression
- Movement seeking equitable access to healthy food
- Explanation focusing on mental strain from discrimination
- Pursuit of what is deserved
- Adaptation to host society norms and values
- Phenomenon where recent immigrants show lower disease rates
- Hidden preferences that influence decisions
- Gaps in disease rates, mortality, or access
- Attitude of openness and learning from patients
- Neighborhoods with concentrated cultural communities
31 Clues: Pursuit of what is deserved • Uniform distribution of resources • Situation where meals are uncertain • Degree of local interpersonal cohesion • Shared heritage, language, or traditions • Adaptation to host society norms and values • Hidden preferences that influence decisions • Gaps in disease rates, mortality, or access • Theory linking wealth, occupation, and health • ...
PsychTalks: Check your Understanding 2026-05-25
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- What EMDR stands for
- Focusing one's awareness on the present moment
- Excessive, uncontrollable, and persistent worry about everyday events
- contagion A phenomenon of having one's emotions and related behaviors directly trigger similar emotions and behaviors in others
- When you are less likely to help those in distress if others are around
- Shared expectations within a group or society
- Measures subjective beliefs about emotion through self-questionnaires
- When you lack stress
- Measured through objective maximum-performance tests
- Understanding and experiencing the emotions and perspectives of another person
- A positive assertion
- Profession that focuses in both medicine and mental health
- Contemplative practice to increase relaxation and calmness
- The physiological or psychological response to internal or external stressors
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- A social dynamic where witnesses ignore gender-based harassment against women
- Profession that focuses solely on mental health
- Your EE draft deadline
- What SSRI stands for
- Assistance or encouragement during difficult times
- A mental health treatment technique
- The ability to reason about one's own emotions and emotional knowledge to guide one's thinking and actions
- A stable state of emotional and mental well-being
- Joyful, happy, peaceful, etc.
- What responds to actions that we observe in others, in the brain
- When witnesses of a harmful situation take action to positively influence the outcome
- Intentional actions taken to care for one's mental health
26 Clues: What EMDR stands for • What SSRI stands for • When you lack stress • A positive assertion • Your EE draft deadline • Joyful, happy, peaceful, etc. • A mental health treatment technique • Shared expectations within a group or society • Focusing one's awareness on the present moment • Profession that focuses solely on mental health • ...
National Health Education Standards 2013-02-22
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- Students will demonstrate the ability to access valid information, products, and services to________health.
- Students will demonstrate the ability to practice__________behaviors and avoid or reduce health risks.
- Students will_______the influence of family, peers, culture, media, technology, and other factors on health behaviors.
- Students will demonstrate the ability to____________for personal, family, and community health.
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- Students will demonstrate the ability to use____________skills to enhance health.
- Students will demonstrate the ability to use_________skills to enhance health.
- Students will demonstrate the ability to use_______ communication skills to enhance health and avoid or reduce health risks.
- Students will________concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention to enhance health.
8 Clues: Students will demonstrate the ability to use_________skills to enhance health. • Students will demonstrate the ability to use____________skills to enhance health. • Students will demonstrate the ability to____________for personal, family, and community health. • ...
IELTS_WRITING_VOCABULARY 2024-05-13
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- This word is in Health Topic. It is a noun. A diet that includes a variety of foods in the right amounts to maintain health.
- This word is in Environment Topic.It is a noun. Relating to the sea and its ecosystem, including the plants, animals, and other organisms that inhabit oceanic environments.
- This word is in Education Topic. A subject at school, including written works like novels, poetry and plays.
- This word is in Environment Topic.It is a noun. Preserved remains of ancient life, often found in rocks.
- This word is in Health Topic. It is a noun. The act of using up goods or services, including food and energy, sometimes it has the same meaning with "demand"
- This word is in Education Topic. A formal means of communication which often involves speaking to an audience with the aid of projected images or slides.
- This word is in Environment Topic.It is a noun.The action of clearing a wide area of trees
- This word is in Education Topic. A subject at school,including study of Earth's landscapes, environments, and the relationships between places and the spaces.
- This word is in Environment Topic.It is a noun.The natural environment in which a particular species of plant or animal lives
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- This word is in Education Topic. Educational process where teachers and students are not physically present in a traditional classroom setting, often conducted online.
- This word is in Education Topic. The highest level of academic degree, typically involving advanced research in a specialized field of study.
- This word is in Health Topic. It is a noun.A sign or indication of a condition or disease that a person experiences
- This word is in Health Topic. It is a verb. To give someone a vaccine to protect against a disease
- This word is in Environment Topic.It is a noun.Type of gas that traps heat in the atmosphere, contributing to global warming
- This word is in Health Topic. It is a noun. Food that is low in nutritional value, often high in fat, sugar, and salt.
- This word is in Environment Topic. It is a noun.The introduction of contaminants into the natural environment, causing adverse change.
- This word is in Environment Topic. It is an adj. A status given to species that are at risk of extinction
- This word is in Environment Topic. It is an adj. Some methods that remain resources available for the future generations to come.
- This word is in Health Topic. It is a noun. Food produced without chemicals or GMO components.
19 Clues: This word is in Environment Topic.It is a noun.The action of clearing a wide area of trees • This word is in Health Topic. It is a noun. Food produced without chemicals or GMO components. • This word is in Health Topic. It is a verb. To give someone a vaccine to protect against a disease • ...
Health and Illness 2021-01-15
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- ideas convictions attitudes
- last stage of change
- primary level of prevention
- illness more than 1 year
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- impaired functioning
- positive health behavior
- holistic interventions
- tertiary level of prevention
- non-modifiable determinants of health
- negative health behavior
10 Clues: impaired functioning • last stage of change • holistic interventions • positive health behavior • negative health behavior • illness more than 1 year • ideas convictions attitudes • primary level of prevention • tertiary level of prevention • non-modifiable determinants of health
health and illness 2021-01-21
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- tertiary level of prevention
- positive health behavior
- illness more than 1 year
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- ideas convictions attitudes
- primary level of prevention
- negative health behavior
- holistic intervention
- impaired functioning
- last stage of change
- non- modifiable determinants of health
10 Clues: impaired functioning • last stage of change • holistic intervention • negative health behavior • positive health behavior • illness more than 1 year • ideas convictions attitudes • primary level of prevention • tertiary level of prevention • non- modifiable determinants of health
Chapter 2 HS Indicators 2024-02-06
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- refers to the number (or rate) of new cases of a disease/condition in a population during a given period
- the number of deaths in a population in a given period
- a measure of the impact of diseases and injuries, specifically it measures the gap between current health status and an ideal situation where everyone lives to an old age free of disease and disability. Measured in a unit called the DALY
- the rate of deaths of infants before their first birthday, usually expressed per 1000 live births
- a measure of how many years of expected life are lost due to premature death
- the total number or proportion of cases of a particular disease or condition present in a population at a given time
- the average length of time an individual at a specific age can expect to live in full health; that is, time lived without the health consequences of disease or injury
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- the number of years of life, on average, remaining to an individual at a particular age if death rates do not change
- An individual’s own opinion about how they feel about their health, their state of mind and their life in general
- number of deaths of children under five years of age per 1000 live births
- death of a mother during pregnancy, childbirth or within six weeks of delivery
- a measure of burden of disease. One of these is equal to one year of healthy life lost due to illness and/or death
- ill health in an individual and levels of ill health within a population
- a measure of how many healthy years of life are lost due to disease, injury or disability
- An individual’s or a population’s overall health, taking into account various aspects such as life expectancy, amount of disability and levels of disease risk factors
15 Clues: the number of deaths in a population in a given period • ill health in an individual and levels of ill health within a population • number of deaths of children under five years of age per 1000 live births • a measure of how many years of expected life are lost due to premature death • ...
Support Services - THRIVE 2021-04-23
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- these professionals can help diagnose mental illnesses and provide counselling that can look at your thoughts, feelings and behaviours.
- is one of the leading causes of disability, affecting 264 million people, according to the WHO.
- of health broad ranges of personal, social, economic and environmental factors that determine individual and population health.
- small group meetings are among the most _______ and economical ways of helping individuals meet informational and psychosocial needs.
- patients may benefit from joining a support group that includes _____
- _______ can make you jittery and increase anxious feelings
- most prevalent mental health disorder among college students.
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- these people are doctors specially trained in diagnosing and treating mental illnesses. As with doctors, they can prescribe medications.
- adulthood the onset of most mental illness occurs during adolescence or _______
- the holistic view of health entails providing for your physical, emotional, mental, social and ______ needs
- approximately one _______ Canadians receive publicly funded home care services at any given time.
- these are sometimes the first things we stop doing when we feel under pressure or stress(blank) practices.
- groups groups of people with similar struggles who share their experiences.
- care a term used for temporary care provided for caregivers
- _____ therapy is a focused, action-oriented approach to mental health treatment.
15 Clues: _______ can make you jittery and increase anxious feelings • care a term used for temporary care provided for caregivers • most prevalent mental health disorder among college students. • patients may benefit from joining a support group that includes _____ • groups groups of people with similar struggles who share their experiences. • ...
Understanding Health Information 2026-06-23
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- This food group may include strawberries
- Somewhere you will find health information
- This food groups is described as lean meats and .......
- Health information advertising encouraging eating fruit and vegetables
- This food group contains foods such as broccoli and potatoes
- One of the five food groups
- Pictorial representation of how much of each food group you should eat
- Milk, Yoghurt, Ice-cream
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- Best drink to stay healthy
- Read these to gain information on what you are eating
- This person might be able to provide you with important health information
- Visual media with moving pictures that may provide you with health information
12 Clues: Milk, Yoghurt, Ice-cream • Best drink to stay healthy • One of the five food groups • This food group may include strawberries • Somewhere you will find health information • Read these to gain information on what you are eating • This food groups is described as lean meats and ....... • This food group contains foods such as broccoli and potatoes • ...
Mental Health 2023-06-08
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- The opposite of mental illness is mental ____.
- Mental ____ is caused by events, is short-term, and does not need to be diagnosed.
- Don’t be afraid to ___ help, when you feel your mental health is getting worse.
- Use ___ coping strategies, such as talking to a trusted adult, when it comes to mental health.
- When faced with an overwhelming task, break it into ___ chunks to avoid stress.
- ____ factors come from the environment, stressors, and difficult situations.
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- _____ has mental health.
- To be mentally healthy, ensure to have enough ___ at night.
- Mental health is not just negative or positive, it is a ____.
- Mental illnesses are _____ that impacts mood and behaviour.
- ___ is negative ideas and attitudes concerning mental health, which can make those who are struggling be afraid to speak up.
- ____ factors come from genetics, and can affect the brain development and function, as well as chemical imbalances.
12 Clues: _____ has mental health. • The opposite of mental illness is mental ____. • To be mentally healthy, ensure to have enough ___ at night. • Mental illnesses are _____ that impacts mood and behaviour. • Mental health is not just negative or positive, it is a ____. • ____ factors come from the environment, stressors, and difficult situations. • ...
Broad Health Terms 2026-05-19
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- an individuals or a population's overall health
- A dimension that relates to having strong sense of belonging
- (blank) state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the abscenece of disease or infmity
- A dimension that relates to having low stress and anxiety.
- A dimension that relates to having a supportive network of friends.
- A particular abnormal condition that adversly affects the struture of function of all or part of an organism and is not immediately due to any external injury
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- standard statistics that are used to measure and compare health status
- A dimension that relates to having a healthy body.
- the number of years of life, on average, remaining to an individual at a particular age.
- [blank]health and wellbeing is caring for the whole person
- state of health
- A dimension to recognize and understand emotions
12 Clues: state of health • an individuals or a population's overall health • A dimension to recognize and understand emotions • A dimension that relates to having a healthy body. • [blank]health and wellbeing is caring for the whole person • A dimension that relates to having low stress and anxiety. • A dimension that relates to having strong sense of belonging • ...
guess who 2017-12-07
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- A combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being
- health: How we get along with other; interacting
- vascular endurance: How effectively your heart and lungs work when you exercise and how quickly they return to normal when you stop
- Expressing your feelings in positive ways is an example of ? health
- ________ heart rate: What your body should be consistently working at during exercise
- Emotional health: Mind, emotions, and stress
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- Lifting focuses on muscular strength and endurance
- health: Anything dealing with the body
- The ability to move joints fully and easily through a full range of motion
- heart rate: The highest heart rate an individual can safely achieve through exercise stress
- muscular ? is the most weight you can lift or the most force you can exert at one time
- Muscular ________: The ability of a muscle to repeatedly exert a force over a prolonged period of time
12 Clues: health: Anything dealing with the body • Emotional health: Mind, emotions, and stress • health: How we get along with other; interacting • Lifting focuses on muscular strength and endurance • A combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being • Expressing your feelings in positive ways is an example of ? health • ...
Health Education Intervention 2024-12-02
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- Ethical principle that focuses on promoting the well-being of others
- Confidence in one’s ability to succeed in a specific behavior
- A tool used in interventions that involves tracking one’s actions to increase awareness
- The stage where individuals actively make changes to their behavior
- The tailored health intervention model applied to sedentary young adults
- A supportive counseling technique used to help individuals explore and resolve ambivalence
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- The framework used to evaluate the ethics of health interventions
- The stage of the Transtheoretical Model where individuals are unaware or unmotivated to change
- The process within the Transtheoretical Model that allows individuals to move back and forth between stages
- The process of weighing the pros and cons of a decision in the Transtheoretical Model
- The principle requiring fairness and equality in access to health resources
- Framework used in public health to assess health disparities, including income and education
12 Clues: Confidence in one’s ability to succeed in a specific behavior • The framework used to evaluate the ethics of health interventions • The stage where individuals actively make changes to their behavior • Ethical principle that focuses on promoting the well-being of others • The tailored health intervention model applied to sedentary young adults • ...
M4 Public Health crossword Puzzle 2025-06-14
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- the small residues from droplets emitted by an infected host
- immunity to one agent providing immunity to another related agent
- a scientist who studies the patterns, causes, and control of diseases in populations
- The continual presence of a disease in a particular area
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- all of the people with a particular health condition existing in a given population at a given point in time
- the ongoing and systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of health data
- an organism that transmits an infectious agent (like a pathogen) from one host to another
- a process that helps protect individuals from diseases by stimulating the body's natural defenses
- a group of infections that are spread through sexual contact
- Probability that a disease or unfavorable health condition will develop
- A factor that causes or contributes to a health problem or condition
- a U.S. federal agency dedicated to protecting public health by preventing and controlling disease, injury, and disability
12 Clues: The continual presence of a disease in a particular area • the small residues from droplets emitted by an infected host • a group of infections that are spread through sexual contact • immunity to one agent providing immunity to another related agent • A factor that causes or contributes to a health problem or condition • ...
Hospital Week 2022 Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-05
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- Where are medication errors reported on the Bon Secours Mercy Health hospital website?
- What is called on the overhead when a patient is found to not have a pulse?
- What kidney-related procedure requires special renal adjustments of medications and specific timing of antibiotic medications?
- Bon Secours Mercy Health is one of the top 5 largest _____ health systems in the United States.
- What step in the medication dispensing process requires a pharmacist check?
- What application is used to send messages containing patient-sensitive information?
- What is the name of Bon Secours Richmond’s Hospitalist Group?
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- What MRSA-covering antibiotic is pharmacy consulted to dose?
- – What fluid is commonly used for hydration and compounding that comes in a 0.9% concentration?
- What health system did Bon Secours Health System merge with in September 2018?
- What virus lead to a worldwide pandemic in 2020?
- What do pharmacists use to document interventions in Epic?
12 Clues: What virus lead to a worldwide pandemic in 2020? • What do pharmacists use to document interventions in Epic? • What MRSA-covering antibiotic is pharmacy consulted to dose? • What is the name of Bon Secours Richmond’s Hospitalist Group? • What is called on the overhead when a patient is found to not have a pulse? • ...
OPM538-CH8 2025-12-17
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- Steps taken to eliminate the cause of a nonconformity or incident and prevent recurrence.
- Ongoing effort to enhance OSH and environmental performance over time.
- International standard for Environmental Management Systems (EMS).
- International standard for occupational health and safety management systems.
- Systematic approach to managing occupational safety and health through policy, planning, implementation, and review.
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- A formal statement by management outlining the organization's commitment to safety and health, providing a framework for action.
- Regular checking and measurement of OSH performance against objectives and criteria.
- A systematic, independent assessment of the OSH management system to ensure its effectiveness and compliance.
- Document providing rules or guidelines for activities, approved by a recognized body.
- Systematic process to determine the root causes of incidents and implement corrective actions.
- The previous international standard for occupational health and safety management systems, now replaced by ISO 45001.
- Malaysian standard for occupational safety and health management systems.
12 Clues: International standard for Environmental Management Systems (EMS). • Ongoing effort to enhance OSH and environmental performance over time. • Malaysian standard for occupational safety and health management systems. • International standard for occupational health and safety management systems. • ...
health science crossword 2024-10-03
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- Care- Healthcare provided to people who cannot pay for it and who are not covered by any insurance. This includes both charity care which is not billed and the cost of services that were billed but never paid.
- Party Administrator (TPA)- An organization that processes health plan claims but does not carry any insurance risk.
- individual or institution who provides medical care, including a physician, hospital, skilled nursing facility, or intensive care facility.
- services that members are entitled to receive based on their health plan. Cross/Blue Shield- Non-profit, tax-exempt insurance service plans that cover hospital care, physician care and related services. Blue Cross and Blue Shield are separate organizations that have different benefits, premiums and policies. These organizations are in all states, and The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association of America is their national organization.
- Care- Medical treatment rendered to people whose illnesses or medical problems are short-term or don't require long-term continuing care. Acute care facilities are hospitals that mainly treat people with short-term health problems.
- Period- The amount of time a person must wait from the date he or she is accepted into a health plan (or from when he or she applies) until the insurance becomes effective and he or she can receive benefits.
- Indemnity- The maximum amount of payment provided by an insurer for each covered service for a group of insured people.
- amount paid to providers for services they provide to patients.
- Integration- A healthcare system that includes the entire range of healthcare services from out-patient to hospital and long-term care.
- Insurance- Health insurance that is provided by insurance companies such as commercial insurers and Blue Cross plans, self-funded plans sponsored by employers, HMOs or other managed care arrangements.
- Assessment- Measurement of the quality of care
- A percentage of providers' fees that managed care companies hold back from providers which is only given to them if the amount of care they provide (or that the entire plan provides) is under a budgeted amount for each quarter or the whole year.
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- system- The process through which a primary care provider authorizes a patient to see a specialist to receive additional care.
- plan-This benefit plan gives employees a set amount of funds that they can choose to spend on a different benefit options, such as health insurance or retirement savings
- for services. Doctors, hospitals, labs and other providers send billed claims to health insurance plans, and what the plans pay are called paid claims.
- Party Payer- An organization other than the patient or healthcare provider involved in the financing of personal health services.
- A fixed prepayment, per patient covered, to a healthcare provider to deliver medical services to a particular group of patients. The payment is the same no matter how many services or what type of services each patient actually gets. Under capitation, the provider is financially responsible.
- type of insurance arrangement where employers, usually large employers, pay for medical claims out of their own funds rather than contracting with an insurance company for coverage. This puts the employer at risk for its employees' medical expenses rather than an insurance company.
- person who is eligible for or receiving benefits under an insurance policy or plan.
- of care- How well health services result in desired health outcomes.
- Integration- A healthcare system that includes the entire range of healthcare services from out-patient to hospital and long-term care.
- Organization (PSO)- Healthcare providers (physicians and/or hospitals) who form an affiliation to act as insurer for an enrolled population
22 Clues: Assessment- Measurement of the quality of care • amount paid to providers for services they provide to patients. • of care- How well health services result in desired health outcomes. • person who is eligible for or receiving benefits under an insurance policy or plan. • ...
Module 1 Crossword 2024-10-28
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- differences in health outcomes between groups
- personal habits or behaviors related to the way a person lives
- the combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being
- an overall state of well-being
- taking steps to keep something from happening or getting worse
- people of the same age who have similar interests
- the sum of your surroundings
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- an individual’s capacity to learn about and understand health information
- providing health information to help people make healthy decisions
- a deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life
- avoiding harmful behaviors
- all the traits that are biologically passed from parent to offspring
12 Clues: avoiding harmful behaviors • the sum of your surroundings • an overall state of well-being • differences in health outcomes between groups • people of the same age who have similar interests • a deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life • personal habits or behaviors related to the way a person lives • ...
Week 6 Activity 2025-09-29
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- Law that promotes adoption and meaningful use of health information technology, including EHRs
- A digital version of a patient’s chart used within a single healthcare organization
- A centralized database that stores healthcare data from multiple sources for analysis
- The electronic sharing of health-related information among organizations
- Any personal health information that can identify a patient and is protected under HIPAA
- Health records maintained and managed by patients themselves
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- A digital record of a patient’s health information that can be shared across different healthcare settings
- Software that helps providers make clinical decisions using patient data and evidence based guidelines
- A system that allows healthcare providers to enter medical orders directly into a computer
- U.S. law protecting patient privacy and health information
10 Clues: U.S. law protecting patient privacy and health information • Health records maintained and managed by patients themselves • The electronic sharing of health-related information among organizations • A digital version of a patient’s chart used within a single healthcare organization • ...
mental health words 2023-03-10
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- quiet and soothed
- getting mental health help
- hopeful and confident about the future
- troubled about potential problems
- bad mental health
- good mental health
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- imagination and original ideas
- tension or emotional strain
- being really nervous
- fear of something
10 Clues: quiet and soothed • bad mental health • fear of something • good mental health • being really nervous • getting mental health help • tension or emotional strain • imagination and original ideas • troubled about potential problems • hopeful and confident about the future
Hubcio 2024-12-12
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- deposit in brain diseases
- disorder memory loss
- excess body weight
- tissue linked to health risks
- proteins in brain disorders
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- lipid in blood health
- daily habits impacting health
- imaging for diagnostics
- molecule essential for cells
- hormone regulating sugar
10 Clues: excess body weight • disorder memory loss • lipid in blood health • imaging for diagnostics • hormone regulating sugar • deposit in brain diseases • proteins in brain disorders • molecule essential for cells • daily habits impacting health • tissue linked to health risks
Epidemiology 2024-09-13
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- Rate of new cases of a disease
- The continuous monitoring and analysis of health related data to inform public health interventions and policies
- Number or rate of deaths in a population during a specific period
- Father of epidemiology
- Causes and other factors that influence the occurrence of a disease and other health related events
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- Frequency and pattern of health events in a population
- Epidemic where the incidence of disease extends to a whole country or large part of the world
- Total number of cases of a disease in a population at a given time\
- process of protecting individuals from infectious diseases through vaccines
- Disease that's prevalent in a certain area for a long period of time
- Differences in health outcomes among different population groups
11 Clues: Father of epidemiology • Rate of new cases of a disease • Frequency and pattern of health events in a population • Differences in health outcomes among different population groups • Number or rate of deaths in a population during a specific period • Total number of cases of a disease in a population at a given time\ • ...
OTTAWA CHARTER 2026-02-27
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- Actions that seek to gain support to make changes to improve health determinants for everyone.
- community action, When communities are involved in decision-making and ownership.
- supportive environments, An action area involving physical and social environments.
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- work together to resolve conflict to produce outcomes that promote health
- personal skills, One action area that focuses on teaching individuals skills.
- healthy public policy, One action area involving laws, policies and taxation.
- A principle of health promotion meaning to support people to take control.
- health services, An action area focused on shifting the health system towards prevention.
- Promotion, The process of enabling people to increase control over their health.
9 Clues: work together to resolve conflict to produce outcomes that promote health • A principle of health promotion meaning to support people to take control. • personal skills, One action area that focuses on teaching individuals skills. • healthy public policy, One action area involving laws, policies and taxation. • ...
Health Insurance Crossword 2019-03-12
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- term insurance/A type of health care insurance that covers certain services for a set time period
- Provider Organization/ A group of selected health care providers who offer comprehensive services. These health care physicians are required unless you'd like to pay extra cost
- you make to your insurance provider to keep your coverage.
- Maintenance Organization/A pre-paid health care plan in which healthcare providers contract with employers of this organization
- plan/ This plan offers health care coverage where a fixed dollar amount is given to the primary care physician
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- amount split between you and the insurance company
- service/A healthcare provider's service or medical supplies covered by your health plan
- much money a person pays out of pocket before anything else happens.
- a fixed payment for a service (commonly at a doctors office)
- care/ Medical services received from a healthcare provider or facility to treat a condition
10 Clues: amount split between you and the insurance company • you make to your insurance provider to keep your coverage. • a fixed payment for a service (commonly at a doctors office) • much money a person pays out of pocket before anything else happens. • service/A healthcare provider's service or medical supplies covered by your health plan • ...
Metal Health Vocabulary 2022-03-25
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- the influence of your social circle.
- health understand others'
- the balance of emotional, mental, and physical health.
- Health psychological and emotional well-being.
- change around you.
- tiredness of the body
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- your surroundings.
- feeling of sadness, loss of, and affects how you feel, think, and behave.
- Feeling nervous, restless or tense, increased heart rate, rapid breathing, intrusive thoughts.
- actively making good choices for your health.
10 Clues: your surroundings. • change around you. • tiredness of the body • health understand others' • the influence of your social circle. • actively making good choices for your health. • Health psychological and emotional well-being. • the balance of emotional, mental, and physical health. • feeling of sadness, loss of, and affects how you feel, think, and behave. • ...
Metal Health Vocabulary 2022-03-25
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- the influence of your social circle.
- health understand others'
- the balance of emotional, mental, and physical health.
- Health psychological and emotional well-being.
- change around you.
- tiredness of the body
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- your surroundings.
- feeling of sadness, loss of, and affects how you feel, think, and behave.
- Feeling nervous, restless or tense, increased heart rate, rapid breathing, intrusive thoughts.
- actively making good choices for your health.
10 Clues: your surroundings. • change around you. • tiredness of the body • health understand others' • the influence of your social circle. • actively making good choices for your health. • Health psychological and emotional well-being. • the balance of emotional, mental, and physical health. • feeling of sadness, loss of, and affects how you feel, think, and behave. • ...
wellbeing 2024-07-30
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- Relating to the mind
- What you feel when overwhelmed can impact wellbeing
- Physical activity that improves health
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- A state of physical well-being and health
- To drink enough fluids
- Important factor in maintaining good health involves food
- The act of maintaining stability in life aspects
- State of being free from illness
- What you need for rest and recovery
- To become less tense
10 Clues: Relating to the mind • To become less tense • To drink enough fluids • State of being free from illness • What you need for rest and recovery • Physical activity that improves health • A state of physical well-being and health • The act of maintaining stability in life aspects • What you feel when overwhelmed can impact wellbeing • ...
Epi Crossword Puzzle 2024-08-18
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- Medication which caused thousands of birth defects in the 1960s and lead to significant changes in drug regulation.
- Location (city) of a notorious clinical study conducted between 1932 and 1972 in Alabama, where African American men with syphilis were intentionally left untreated.
- Historically referred to as "the Emperor of All Maladies"
- Continuous monitoring of the occurrence of diseases or health events in a population.
- This color indicates zones of the world where people live longer than average, often attributed to lifestyle and dietary factors.
- The city that contains the headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO), founded in 1948 to coordinate international public health efforts.
- An infectious disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, often linked to contaminated water.
- A measure comparing the risk of a health event among one group with the risk among another group.
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- The city where the first organized public health board was established in the 14th century to combat the spread of plague.
- Often referred to as the "Father of Medicine," he proposed that disease was caused by environmental factors, diet, and living habits.
- The first disease to be eradicated globally by a successful vaccination campaign.
- A system used to monitor trends in disease in a specific population by tracking specific health indicators.
- The first identified case in an outbreak, also known as "Patient Zero."
- The period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the first symptoms.
- This debilitating condition, first medically documented in the 1920s, involves tissue growing outside the uterus and was long misdiagnosed as "female hysteria"
15 Clues: Historically referred to as "the Emperor of All Maladies" • The first identified case in an outbreak, also known as "Patient Zero." • The first disease to be eradicated globally by a successful vaccination campaign. • The period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the first symptoms. • ...
Chapter 3 - Crossword Puzzle 2024-08-09
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- changing health delivery to large organizations
- strategic group partnerships
- provides for hospital coverage under medicare
- healthcare information & services over internet
- fist plan to cover physicians fees
- provides for physician & OP coverage under medicare
- first hospital insurance network
- title 18 of the social security act of 1965
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- voluntary health insurance
- services & discounted prices and cost controls
- administers medicare and medicaid
- expand health coverage to uninured by gov
12 Clues: voluntary health insurance • strategic group partnerships • first hospital insurance network • administers medicare and medicaid • fist plan to cover physicians fees • expand health coverage to uninured by gov • title 18 of the social security act of 1965 • provides for hospital coverage under medicare • services & discounted prices and cost controls • ...
Foods Nutrition and Health Crossword puzzle 2025-12-10
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- DIET, A DIET THAT CONTRIBUTES TO GOOD HEALTH
- DIET, THE FOOD WE EAT DAILY
- A PERSON WHO REFUSES TO EAT ANIMAL FLESH
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- DIET,A DIET CONSISTING OF ALL THE FOOD GROUPS IN THEIR
- TYPE OF DIET
- HEALTH, ONE COMPONENT OF HEALTH
- EATING, A EATING DISORDER
- METHOD OF ASSESSING HEALTH
- MEANING OF THE ABREVIATION WHO:WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
- FOOD DIET, A TYPE OF DIET SUITABLE FOR AN OBESE PERSON
10 Clues: TYPE OF DIET • EATING, A EATING DISORDER • METHOD OF ASSESSING HEALTH • DIET, THE FOOD WE EAT DAILY • HEALTH, ONE COMPONENT OF HEALTH • A PERSON WHO REFUSES TO EAT ANIMAL FLESH • DIET, A DIET THAT CONTRIBUTES TO GOOD HEALTH • DIET,A DIET CONSISTING OF ALL THE FOOD GROUPS IN THEIR • FOOD DIET, A TYPE OF DIET SUITABLE FOR AN OBESE PERSON • ...
Healthcare Crossword Puzzle 2024-10-01
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- (Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services) A health plan that serves the dependents of active duty military personnel and retired military personnel and their dependents.
- A healthcare system that includes the entire range of healthcare services from out-patient to hospital and long-term care.
- The amount paid periodically to buy health insurance coverage. Employers and employees usually share the cost of premiums.
- A person's healthcare costs are paid by their insurance or by the government
- The services that members are entitled to receive based on their health plan
- An insurance program for people with low incomes who are unable to afford healthcare. Although funded by the federal government, Medicaid is administered by each state. Following very broad federal guidelines, states determine specific benefits and amounts of payment for providers.
- Measures of the effectiveness of particular kinds of medical treatment. This refers to what is quantified to determine if a specific treatment or type of service works.
- The amount of money, or value of certain services (such as one physician visit), a patient or family must pay before costs (or percentages of costs) are covered by the health plan or insurance company, usually per year.
- A group of affiliated contracted healthcare providers (physicians, hospitals, testing centers, rehabilitation centers etc.), such as an HMO, PPO, or Point of Service plan.
- a person's ability to obtain healthcare services
- The specific services and procedures covered by a health plan or insurer.
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- A federal program of medical care benefits created in 1965 designed for those over age 65 or permanently disabled. Medicare consists of two separate programs: A and B. Medicare Part A, which is automatic at age 65, covers hospital costs and is financed largely by employer payroll taxes. Medicare Part B covers outpatient care and is financed through taxes and individual payments toward a premium.
- The person in a managed care organization, often a primary care provider, who controls a patient's access to healthcare services and whose approval is required for referrals to other services or other specialists.
- A "cap" or limit on the amount of services that may be provided. It may be the maximum cost or number of days that a service or treatment is covered.
- A medical condition that starts suddenly and requires immediate care.
- The responsibility for profiting or losing money based on the cost of healthcare services provided. Traditionally, health insurance companies have carried the risk. Under capitation, healthcare providers bear risk.
- A list of medications that a managed care company encourages or requires physicians to prescribe as necessary in order to reduce costs.
- How many times people use particular healthcare services during particular periods of time.
- A person who has been admitted to a hospital or other health facility, for a period of at least 24 hours.
- A percentage of providers' fees that managed care companies hold back from providers which is only given to them if the amount of care they provide (or that the entire plan provides) is under a budgeted amount for each quarter or the whole year.
20 Clues: a person's ability to obtain healthcare services • A medical condition that starts suddenly and requires immediate care. • The specific services and procedures covered by a health plan or insurer. • A person's healthcare costs are paid by their insurance or by the government • The services that members are entitled to receive based on their health plan • ...
cna chapter 1 2023-07-10
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- in a long-term care facility, to find a problem through a survey.
- a disease or condition that is long-term or long-lasting and requires management of symptoms.
- a disease or condition that will eventually cause death.
- the serious loss of mental abilities, such as thinking, remembering, reasoning, and communicating.
- medically necessary care given by a skilled nurse or therapist.
- personal daily care tasks, such as bathing, dressing, caring for teeth and nails, eating, drinking, walking, transferring, and elimination.
- a system or strategy of managing health care in a way that controls costs.
- a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older, have certain disabilities or permanent kidney failure, or are ill and cannot work.
- a medical assistance program for people who have a low income, as well as for people with disabilities.
- a thin tube inserted into the body to drain fluids or inject fluids.
- a type of care that places the emphasis on the person needing care and his or her individuality and capabilities.
- the number of days a person stays in a healthcare facility.
- a method of health insurance in which a person has to use a particular doctor or group of doctors except in case of emergency.
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- care given to people who have had treatments, procedures, or surgeries and need short-term skilled care.
- in medicine, places where health care is delivered or administered, including hospitals, long-term care facilities, and treatment centers.
- care given in a hospital or in a long-term care facility for people who need less care than for an acute illness, but more care than for a chronic illness.
- care given by specialists to help restore or improve function after an illness or injury.
- care that takes place in a person’s home.
- holistic, compassionate care given to people who have approximately six months or less to live.
- a network of providers that contract to provide health services to a group of people.
- a method or way of doing something.
- a course of action that should be taken every time a certain situation occurs.
- people or organizations that provide health care, including doctors, nurses, clinics, and agencies.
- care given in long-term care facilities for people who need 24-hour skilled care.
- people or organizations paying for healthcare services.
- residences for people who do not need 24-hour skilled care, but do require some help with daily care.
- care for people who need some assistance or supervision during certain hours, but who do not live in the facility where care is given.
- medical conditions determined by a doctor.
- 24-hour skilled care given in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers for people who require short-term, immediate care for illnesses and injuries.
29 Clues: a method or way of doing something. • care that takes place in a person’s home. • medical conditions determined by a doctor. • people or organizations paying for healthcare services. • a disease or condition that will eventually cause death. • the number of days a person stays in a healthcare facility. • ...
Health Review 2021-11-12
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- a problem between two or more people
- this dimension of health that deals with how you interact with others
- feeling
- judging two things or people by how good or bad they are
- the ability to affect how someone thinks or feels
- say no or not doing something
- something you want or want to accomplish
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- dimension of health used when riding a bike
- saying something nice
- the answer to a conflict
- your attitude and feelings about your body
- dimension of health used when reading a book
- esteem how you feel about yourself as a person
- a choice
14 Clues: feeling • a choice • saying something nice • the answer to a conflict • say no or not doing something • a problem between two or more people • something you want or want to accomplish • your attitude and feelings about your body • dimension of health used when riding a bike • dimension of health used when reading a book • esteem how you feel about yourself as a person • ...
British Western Front 2023-06-19
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- Edward Jenner vaccinated against ____ in 1796
- The Western Front was in France and ____
- Small strands of information that make us who we are
- Giving blood from one person to another
- SCREWINGC - big c
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- Alexander ____ discovered penicillin in 1928
- Harold Gillies was known for ____ surgey
- An area of battlefield stretching into enemy territory
- Discovered Germ theory in 1861
- Main enemy of Britain in WW1
- NHS stands for National Health ____
- How the government looks after the health of the people = _____ Health
- The Black ___ arrived in 1348
- The Battle of the ____ began 1st July 1916
14 Clues: SCREWINGC - big c • Main enemy of Britain in WW1 • The Black ___ arrived in 1348 • Discovered Germ theory in 1861 • NHS stands for National Health ____ • Giving blood from one person to another • Harold Gillies was known for ____ surgey • The Western Front was in France and ____ • The Battle of the ____ began 1st July 1916 • Alexander ____ discovered penicillin in 1928 • ...
mental health crossword puzzle 2022-05-10
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- a mental health disorder that is marked by a combination of schizophrenia symptoms, such as hallucinations or delusions, and mood disorder symptoms, such as depression or mania.
- impaired ability to remember, think, or make decisions that interferes with doing everyday activities.
- personality A disorder characterized by social discomfort and avoidance of interpersonal contact.
- personality a mental health condition in which a person has a long-term pattern of manipulating, or violating the rights of others.
- personality a type of anxious personality disorder
- personality a mental health condition marked by unstable emotions, a distorted self-image and an overwhelming desire to be noticed.
- a mental health condition that's triggered by a terrifying event — either experiencing it or witnessing it.
- disorder an anxiety disorder characterized by unexpected and repeated episodes of intense fear accompanied by physical symptoms that may include chest pain, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, or abdominal distress
- Intense, excessive, and persistent worry and fear about everyday situations. Fast heart rate, rapid breathing, sweating, and feeling tired may occur.
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- a mental health condition that causes extreme mood swings that include emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression).
- personality a mental health condition marked by a pattern of distrust and suspicion of others without adequate reason to be suspicious
- A disorder that affects a person's ability to think, feel, and behave clearly.
- personality a mental condition in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, troubled relationships, and a lack of empathy for others.
- anxiety disorder excessive, exaggerated anxiety and worry about everyday life events for no obvious reason.
- nervosa An eating disorder causing people to obsess about weight and what they eat.
- A group of conditions associated with the elevation or lowering of a person's mood, such as depression or bipolar disorder.
- a broad range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication.
17 Clues: personality a type of anxious personality disorder • A disorder that affects a person's ability to think, feel, and behave clearly. • nervosa An eating disorder causing people to obsess about weight and what they eat. • personality A disorder characterized by social discomfort and avoidance of interpersonal contact. • ...
Osha 2023-04-20
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- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- injuries usually caused by repetitive work (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome from typing), being in an awkward position to perform a physical task (e.g., cleaning inside a cage), lifting heavy objects (e.g., dog onto an exam table) or a combination of all of these factors.
- toxic substances that can cause a wide range of health effects when humans are exposed to them. Effects range from mild irritation to death.
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health is the federal agency responsible for conducting research and making recommendations for the prevention of work-related injury and illness.
- unsafe work conditions that may cause injury
- hazards caused by factors in the environment that can cause injury to the body without necessarily touching the body
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- Who Is Covered under OSHA
- living organisms that pose a threat to other living organisms, usually humans. These primarily include:
- Most private sector employers and their workers are covered by OSHA.
- the right to raise safety or health concerns with the employer or with OSHA
- these injuries from emotional and mental stressors can cause health problems, especially when the employee is exposed to them long-term
- Who Is NOT Covered under OSHA
- providing workers with a workplace free of recognized hazards following OSHA Safety and Health Standards
13 Clues: Who Is Covered under OSHA • Who Is NOT Covered under OSHA • unsafe work conditions that may cause injury • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • Most private sector employers and their workers are covered by OSHA. • the right to raise safety or health concerns with the employer or with OSHA • ...
Healing the Heart 2026-03-10
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- Returning to health
- Becoming new again
- Compassion instead of punishment
- Showing kindness freely
- Calming emotional pain
- Deep sympathy for others
- Peace after distress
- Gentle goodness toward others
- Letting go of resentment
- Repairing emotional wounds
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- Understanding another's feelings
- Recovery from pain
- Returning to wholeness
- Complete emotional health
- Providing emotional relief
15 Clues: Becoming new again • Recovery from pain • Returning to health • Peace after distress • Returning to wholeness • Calming emotional pain • Showing kindness freely • Deep sympathy for others • Letting go of resentment • Complete emotional health • Providing emotional relief • Repairing emotional wounds • Gentle goodness toward others • Understanding another's feelings • ...
HSC PDHPE Core 1 2013-07-31
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- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
- (10) vascular disease is the result of reduced blood flow to the legs and feet.
- Are cancer causing agents.
- The leading cause of death in Australia.
- is the hardening of the arteries whereby artery walls lose their elastcity.
- Refers to a large group of diseases that are characterised by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells.
- Is an example of Building healthy public policy.
- Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
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- Is giving people the support needed to achieve a goal.
- Is Australia's universal system of health care.
- Is the build-up of fatty and/or fibrous material on the interior walls of arteries.
- Is the number of cases of disease that exists in a defined population at a point in time.
- A principle of social justice.
- Surgery performed througha very small incision.
- A measure of epidemiology.
- An alternative health care treatment which invloves inserting very fine needles into the skin.
- Is the study of disease in groups or populations through the collection of data and information, to identify patterns and causes.
- Government responsible with the formation of national health policies and the control of health system financing through the collection of taxes.
- Are secondary or new tumours, which may develop some distance from the original malignant tumour.
- Is the leading cause of death for both males and females aged 1-44 years.
20 Clues: Are cancer causing agents. • A measure of epidemiology. • A principle of social justice. • Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme • The leading cause of death in Australia. • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people • Is Australia's universal system of health care. • Surgery performed througha very small incision. • Is an example of Building healthy public policy. • ...
Aurelia's Crossword 2014-05-14
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- problem oriented medical record
- data that is obtained from conversation with a patient
- subjective information that cannot be seen or felt
- data that is measurable
- to review a group of patient records for completeness and accuracy
- personal health information that is stored on a computer and protected by HIPPA guidelines
- source oriented medical record
- a health record that can be used by all doctor's at one time
- spoken words that is correctly transformed in to writing
- the main reason for a office visit to a doctor
- recording information in a patients medical records
- a standardized format a computer system uses
- statistical data relating to population and particular group within
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- records kept by the patient not legal document
- gathered information about a patient even though no relation to chief compliant
- the main reason physicians do not change over to a EHR system
- the ranking percentage the US is for medical related deaths
- a specialized set up for a doctor's office computer system
- compilation of important information about a patients medical history
- objective factor that can be seen or felt
- a health record kept by one doctor's office
- health insurance portability and accountability act protects information about patients
- chief compliant, examination, details, drugs, assessment, return visit
- subjective, objective, assessment, plan
- patient that does not follow doctor's orders
25 Clues: data that is measurable • source oriented medical record • problem oriented medical record • subjective, objective, assessment, plan • objective factor that can be seen or felt • a health record kept by one doctor's office • patient that does not follow doctor's orders • a standardized format a computer system uses • records kept by the patient not legal document • ...
MED112 Review (Stacy) 2014-06-25
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- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category
- action that improperly uses another’s resources
- four- or five- character code number
- recognition of a superior level of skill by an official organization
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- a fixed prepayment covering provider’s services for a plan member for a specified period
- amount the insured must pay for healthcare services before a health plan’s payment begins
- health plan or program
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electronic media
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- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name
- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented;
- conditions that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved
- person who buys an insurance plan
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetical Index
- illness or condition with a long duration
- illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer’s policyholders according to a contract
20 Clues: health plan or program • person who buys an insurance plan • four- or five- character code number • illness or condition with a long duration • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • action that improperly uses another’s resources • method of converting a message into encoded text • provider who does not join a particular health plan • ...
MED112 Review (Stacy) 2014-06-25
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- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer’s policyholders according to a contract
- illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration
- action that improperly uses another’s resources
- person who buys an insurance plan
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electronic media
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetical Index
- abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category
- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- a fixed prepayment covering provider’s services for a plan member for a specified period
- illness or condition with a long duration
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- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented;
- provider who does not join a particular health plan
- recognition of a superior level of skill by an official organization
- name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name
- four- or five- character code number
- conditions that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- amount the insured must pay for healthcare services before a health plan’s payment begins
- health plan or program
20 Clues: health plan or program • person who buys an insurance plan • four- or five- character code number • illness or condition with a long duration • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • action that improperly uses another’s resources • method of converting a message into encoded text • provider who does not join a particular health plan • ...
med112review(jeremy) 2014-06-25
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- is the failure to use professional skill when giving medical service that result in injury or harm.
- identification systems for employers healthcare providers health plans and patients.
- it’s a word or phrase that describes a main term in the Alphabetic Index.
- coordination of benefits rule for a child insured under both parents plans.
- are single providers records of patients.
- Healthcare organization that are required by law to obey HIPPA regulations.
- updates’ and addition too.
- is a prepayment covering provider’s service for a plan member for a specified period.
- reason for sharing of patients protected health information without authorization.
- lifelong healthcare record for an individual that incorporates data from all sources.
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- guideline that determines which parents has the primary insurance for a child.
- it’s a word that identifies a disease or condition in the Alphabetic Index.
- is defined as individually identifiable health information that is transmitted or maintain by electronic media .
- is action that improperly uses another’s resources
- is account software used for scheduling appointments.
- a superior level of skill by an official organization.
- Document a patient signs to guarantee payment when a referral authorization is pending.
- is the amount the insured must pay for healthcare serive before a health plan payment begins.
- is intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefits.
- name or phrase formed or based on a person’s name.
20 Clues: updates’ and addition too. • are single providers records of patients. • is action that improperly uses another’s resources • is intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefits. • name or phrase formed or based on a person’s name. • is account software used for scheduling appointments. • a superior level of skill by an official organization. • ...
Happy Nurse's Week! 2013-04-23
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- The person who requires advice or information.
- A line of people waiting for service THO or THAS.
- Another name for recording a call and collecting information.
- This includes past health information, medical diagnoses or current conditions.
- Over the counter or prescription drugs.
- The person who takes the calls and places them in the
- Care recommendations/instructions given after the triage process is completed.
- The event that occurs when we return an originally placed call.
- The registered healthcare professional who returns the call.
- A subjective, abnormal feeling indicating the presence of possible disease.
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- The person or third party who originally made contact with our service.
- The province that we service.
- A final decision to determine appropriate care required (i.e. 24hr).
- A telecommunications device that permits two or more users to conduct a conversation
- Abbreviation for the person to call when we go over our break times….lol.
- The name of our organization.
- Policies and procedures we follow to make healthcare recommendation and decisions.
- A druggist or chemist who practice in the field of health sciences focusing on safe and effective medication use.
- A free, confidential telephone service you can call to get health advice or general health information.
- A part of the assessment process
- Permission to speak with another party or to fax the medical record to OPA or ED.
21 Clues: The province that we service. • The name of our organization. • A part of the assessment process • Over the counter or prescription drugs. • The person who requires advice or information. • A line of people waiting for service THO or THAS. • The person who takes the calls and places them in the • The registered healthcare professional who returns the call. • ...
Dementia 2023-12-21
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- Assistance or encouragement provided to someone in need.
- Overall well-being, especially concerning physical and mental aspects.
- Exchange of information through words, gestures, or expressions.
- A break or temporary relief from caregiving responsibilities.
- Identification of a disease or condition through examination.
- Easily overlooked or not memorable.
- Actions or conduct of an individual.
- Relating to the mind or intellect.
- Awareness of one's surroundings and position.
- Process of growing older, often associated with changes in health and abilities.
- Treatment aimed at improving health or well-being.
- A lapse in memory, difficulty remembering.
- Recollection of past experiences or events.
- Prone to forgetting or experiencing forgetfulness.
- Regular and habitual pattern of activities.
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- A progressive neurodegenerative disease affecting memory and cognitive function.
- One providing support and assistance, especially for health-related needs.
- The ability to remember or retrieve information.
- Pertaining to the nervous system, especially the brain and nerves.
- Dealing effectively with difficulties or stress.
- The ability to store and recall information.
- Indications or signs of a condition.
- Reduction in function or ability.
- Gradual deterioration or decrease, as in cognitive abilities.
- State of being bewildered or unclear in thought.
- Relating to mental processes like thinking and learning.
- Sympathetic concern for the suffering of others.
- Consciousness or knowledge about a particular subject.
28 Clues: Reduction in function or ability. • Relating to the mind or intellect. • Easily overlooked or not memorable. • Indications or signs of a condition. • Actions or conduct of an individual. • A lapse in memory, difficulty remembering. • Recollection of past experiences or events. • Regular and habitual pattern of activities. • The ability to store and recall information. • ...
course (HI) 2024-08-17
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- help you travel from one location to another. They help you organize information. They help you figure out where you are and how to get where you want to go
- A remote healthcare practice facilitated by the use of electronic means
- a place or institution for teaching and learning
- a global network of interconnected computers
- oj
- a person in an authoritative, hierarchical role who is in charge of a function
- medical specialty that uses medical imaging to diagnose diseases
- j
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- a machine that can be programmed to automatically carry out sequences of arithmetic or logical operations (computation)
- a picture that is produced by a camera, artist, mirror, etc.
- is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
- An electronic record of health-related information on an individual
- ;;
- carries the oxygen we need to live
- the use of scientific knowledge for practical purposes or applications, whether in industry or in our everyday lives. It includes everything from computers to zippers and buttons on clothes
- A health professional trained to care for people who are ill
- thighbone – the longest bone in your body
- body weight that is much higher than is healthy
- who is currently teaching you health informatics
- ki
- generally applies to computational technologies that emulate mechanisms assisted by human intelligence
21 Clues: j • ;; • oj • ki • carries the oxygen we need to live • thighbone – the longest bone in your body • a global network of interconnected computers • body weight that is much higher than is healthy • a place or institution for teaching and learning • who is currently teaching you health informatics • a picture that is produced by a camera, artist, mirror, etc. • ...
BALANCE Maintaining a healthy mix of work, rest, and personal life BREATHE Taking slow deep ones can quickly reduce stress COMMUNITY A supportive workplace builds a strong sense of this CONNECTION Positive relationships with coworkers support mental healt 2026-03-16
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- The overall condition of body and mind
- What your body needs to stay hydrated
- The ability to concentrate on tasks without distraction
- Taking slow deep ones can quickly reduce stress
- A nightly activity essential for health and energy
- Help or encouragement from coworkers and community
- Physical activity that improves strength, endurance, and mood
- Actions taken to reduce the risk of illness or injury
- The process of providing the body with healthy food and fuel
- The state of being comfortable, healthy, and happy
- Positive relationships with coworkers support mental health
- What movement and proper rest help restore during the day
- Maintaining a healthy mix of work, rest, and personal life
- Being fully present and aware in the current moment
- A supportive workplace builds a strong sense of this
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- Drinking enough fluids throughout the day
- Overall physical health supported by regular movement
- To release tension and reduce stress
- Walking, stretching, or activity that keeps the body active
- A practice that involves quieting the mind and focusing inward
- The ability to bounce back from stress or challenges
- Time needed for the body and mind to rest and repair
- Lengthening muscles to improve flexibility and reduce stiffness
- Taking time to appreciate positive things in life
- The science of designing workspaces to prevent strain and injury
25 Clues: To release tension and reduce stress • What your body needs to stay hydrated • The overall condition of body and mind • Drinking enough fluids throughout the day • Taking slow deep ones can quickly reduce stress • Taking time to appreciate positive things in life • A nightly activity essential for health and energy • Help or encouragement from coworkers and community • ...
Chapter 7 HPE 2026-04-13
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- Total calories burned through BMR, digestion, and physical activity
- Relationship between calories consumed and calories expended affecting weight change
- Proportion of fat mass to fat‑free mass in the body
- Eating disorder involving recurrent episodes of uncontrolled overeating without regular purging
- Weight‑for‑height index used to classify underweight, normal, overweight, and obesity
- Minimum fat needed for normal physiological and hormonal function
- Recommended ranges of body fat or BMI associated with good health
- Way of living that includes regular moderate to vigorous exercise
- Energy expenditure at rest needed to maintain vital body functions
- Underwater weighing technique to estimate body density and body fat
- Management of body weight through balancing caloric intake and expenditure
- Fat‑free body mass including muscle, bone, and organs
- Condition of having an excessive proportion of body fat relative to health standards
- Fat reserve stored in adipose tissue for energy and insulation
- Diseases and risks (e.g., cardiovascular disease, diabetes) linked to excess body fat
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- Field method using calipers to measure subcutaneous fat at specific sites
- Total calories consumed from food and beverages
- Eating disorder marked by self-starvation and extreme weight loss
- Body composition method using electrical current to estimate body fat
- Total mass of an individual including fat and fat‑free components
- Psychological conditions characterized by abnormal eating patterns harming health
- Compensatory behavior such as vomiting or laxative use to eliminate consumed food
- Fat cell responsible for storing triglycerides in adipose tissue
- Decrease in body fat often achieved through diet and exercise
- Eating disorder with binge eating followed by purging behaviors
25 Clues: Total calories consumed from food and beverages • Proportion of fat mass to fat‑free mass in the body • Fat‑free body mass including muscle, bone, and organs • Decrease in body fat often achieved through diet and exercise • Fat reserve stored in adipose tissue for energy and insulation • Eating disorder with binge eating followed by purging behaviors • ...
NURSEWORD PUZZLE 2024-09-10
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- Introduced the Adaptation Model, focusing on the patient's coping mechanisms.
- Pioneering nurse known for her environmental theory of nursing.
- Prominent in transcultural nursing, emphasizing cultural competence in care.
- Known for her work in psychiatric nursing, emphasizing therapeutic nurse-patient relationships.
- Emphasizes the importance of considering the whole person in the nursing care process.
- Vital for effective nurse-patient relationships and positive healthcare outcomes.
- Focuses on the patient's ability to adapt to changes in health and the environment.
- The external factors that influence a patient's health and well-being.
- Acknowledges and integrates cultural considerations into nursing care.
- Developed the Self-Care Deficit Theory, emphasizing patients' ability to care for themselves.
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- The founder of modern nursing, known for her work during the Crimean War.
- Central concept in nursing theories, highlighting the compassionate aspect of patient care.
- Encourages patients to actively participate in maintaining their health.
- A concept discouraged by many nursing theories, emphasizing patient autonomy.
- Created the Systems Model, viewing patients as dynamic systems in interaction with their environment.
- The goal of nursing, aiming to promote overall health and prevent illness.
- Some nursing theories stress the empowerment of patients in their own healthcare.
- Actions taken to provide relief and improve patients' comfort.
- Nurses often serve as advocates, ensuring patient's needs are met.
- Pertains to creating an environment that promotes physical and emotional well-being.
20 Clues: Actions taken to provide relief and improve patients' comfort. • Pioneering nurse known for her environmental theory of nursing. • Nurses often serve as advocates, ensuring patient's needs are met. • The external factors that influence a patient's health and well-being. • Acknowledges and integrates cultural considerations into nursing care. • ...
Natural Relief for Life's Adventures 2025-04-03
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- Pain relievers that can lead to dependence, which our treatments seek to replace.
- Psychological and physiological tension that our holistic approach addresses.
- The process of restoring health through natural methods facilitated by our care.
- A younger generation whose time you can enjoy more fully with improved health.
- An emotional foundation of our therapeutic philosophy.
- Achieving both physical and mental harmony, which are our treatment goals.
- The freedom of movement, often enhanced through our treatments.
- The flow of blood is improved through our therapeutic techniques.
- An ancient healing practice that involves the use of thin needles for treatment.
- A health approach that considers the mind, body, and spirit.
- A degenerative joint condition that can be alleviated by our treatments.
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- PAIN Persistent discomfort that does not improve with traditional treatments..
- A complex syndrome characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain.
- This is A physiological response that many of our therapies aim to target.
- Comprehensive assistance is provided by our compassionate team.
- A condition impacting the nervous system of the arms and legs, characterized by sensations of burning, electrical shocks, and loss of feeling (2 words).
- The essence of well-being is restored through our care.
- The reduction or cessation of discomfort is the primary aim of our interventions.
- Severe headaches are often characterized by intense, often one-sided pain.
- The optimal state of health is our ultimate goal.
20 Clues: The optimal state of health is our ultimate goal. • An emotional foundation of our therapeutic philosophy. • The essence of well-being is restored through our care. • A health approach that considers the mind, body, and spirit. • Comprehensive assistance is provided by our compassionate team. • The freedom of movement, often enhanced through our treatments. • ...
HPDP and Diversity Lecture_PA Seminar 2025-03-25
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- | Automatic stereotypes or attitudes that affect behavior unknowingly.
- | Stage where the patient actively engages in behavior change.
- | A supportive environment for open expression without discrimination.
- | Sustained behavior change over time; focus is on preventing relapse.
- | Non-medical factors like housing and income that influence health.
- | Minimizing the impact of already-established disease.
- | Action taken to avoid the development of disease before it occurs.
- | A measurable difference in health outcomes among population groups.
- | The presence of differences in identity, experience, and background.
- | Systemic inequality embedded in institutions, policies, and practices.
- | Ensuring diverse identities are included in leadership and decision-making.
- | Stage where the patient is aware of a need for change but not yet acting.
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- | Creating environments where all feel welcomed, respected, and valued.
- | Identifying diseases early through screening before symptoms appear.
- | Intentional prejudice or exclusion in actions or decisions.
- | Counseling style that helps patients explore and resolve ambivalence.
- | Confidence in one’s ability to take action and succeed.
- | The overlapping of social identities that affect individual experiences.
- | Fair treatment through individualized access to opportunities and care.
- | Process of informing patients to empower health decision-making.
- | The ability to effectively deliver care that meets diverse needs.
- | Process of enabling people to increase control over their health.
- | Stage involving intention and planning for behavioral change.
- | Technique where patients repeat information to confirm understanding.
24 Clues: | Minimizing the impact of already-established disease. • | Confidence in one’s ability to take action and succeed. • | Intentional prejudice or exclusion in actions or decisions. • | Stage where the patient actively engages in behavior change. • | Stage involving intention and planning for behavioral change. • ...
Nutrition Crossword 2025-05-04
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- Minerals like sodium and potassium that help regulate fluid balance and nerve function.
- A mineral that is essential for bone and teeth health
- The body's primary source of energy, found in foods like bread and pasta.
- Compounds found in foods like berries and nuts that protect cells from damage.
- Nutrients required in small amounts for proper body function.
- A mineral found in nuts, seeds and leafy greens that supports muscle and nerve function.
- Essential for hydration, digestion and temperature regulation.
- An essential macronutrient used to build muscle and repair tissue.
- Essential mineral that helps maintain proper heart and muscle function.
- A mineral that supports the immune system and helps in wound healing.
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- A simple sugar that is the body's main source of energy.
- A nutrient that provides energy and helps absorb vitamins.
- Organic compounds that are necessary for normal growth and nutrition.
- A type of carbohydrate that aids in digestion and promoted gut health.
- Inorganic nutrients that support body processes like bone health and nerve function.
- Vitamin B1, found in whole grains and pork, essential for energy production.
- Mineral that helps carry oxygen in the blood, found in red meat and spinach.
- A fatty substance found in animal products, crucial for cell membranes but can cause heart issues in excess.
- Electrolyte mineral found in salt.
- A substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and health.
20 Clues: Electrolyte mineral found in salt. • A mineral that is essential for bone and teeth health • A simple sugar that is the body's main source of energy. • A nutrient that provides energy and helps absorb vitamins. • Nutrients required in small amounts for proper body function. • Essential for hydration, digestion and temperature regulation. • ...
OSHA Vocabulary 2025-09-25
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- A person who can identify hazards and has authority to correct them.
- Classification codes for industries used in regulatory tracking.
- An injury or illness that must be reported on OSHA logs.
- Agency that researches and recommends workplace safety practices.
- A sudden event posing serious threat to safety or operations.
- Mine Safety and Health Administration.
- The U.S. government journal that publishes OSHA rules.
- A potential source of harm or adverse health effect.
- A minor injury treated with basic care, not recordable by OSHA.
- An unplanned event that may or may not result in harm.
- A person working under an employer's direction for pay.
- The chance of harm from a hazard, considering severity and likelihood.
- The recordkeeping form for work-related injuries/illnesses.
- Official rules published by federal agencies, including OSHA.
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- A panel that reviews work-related health conditions.
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
- A long-developing injury caused by repetitive stress or overuse.
- Immediate care given before professional medical help.
- An injury that occurs suddenly due to a specific incident.
- A major emergency causing widespread harm or damage.
- An injury that develops over time from repeated strain.
- Steps taken to fix safety issues and prevent recurrence.
- An unplanned event that results in injury, illness, or property damage.
- Meeting legal or regulatory safety standards.
- An undesired outcome such as injury, damage, or lost time.
25 Clues: Mine Safety and Health Administration. • Meeting legal or regulatory safety standards. • Occupational Safety and Health Administration. • A panel that reviews work-related health conditions. • A major emergency causing widespread harm or damage. • A potential source of harm or adverse health effect. • Immediate care given before professional medical help. • ...
Introduction to health careers 2025-09-02
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- Requires completion of one or more years beyond a bachelor's degree
- Medical Doctor
- Requirements of education and performance meets standards and qualifications
- Requires completion of two or more years beyond a bachelor's/master's degree
- Develops a strong foundation in math and science principles contributing to health and quality of life
- Surgical Tech
- Education received after graduation from highschool
- prepares Students for immediate employment in many health careers
- Medical Lab Tech
- Eliminates need for employing specialist for every aspect of care
- Documenting information and understanding operations to enter, receive, and maintain information
- Refers to basic preparation in highschool
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- Requires completion of 4 or more years course of study
- CNA
- Plans treatment, implements procedure, monitors patient status and evaluates patients response to treatment
- Complete education program, pass state board test and maintain standards to obtain/retain licensure
- Maintaining a clean and safe environment in compliance regulations of health care facility
- Knowledge about systems in health care environment
- Administer examinations and maintain a current registry of qualified personnel
- Prepares diagnostic procedures, performs procedures, evaluates results, and reports information
- Required to renew licences or maintain certification or registration in many states
- Individual who organizes, manages, and assumes the risk of a business
- Ensures that program of study meets established quality competency standards
- Requires completion of two-year course of study
24 Clues: CNA • Surgical Tech • Medical Doctor • Medical Lab Tech • Refers to basic preparation in highschool • Requires completion of two-year course of study • Knowledge about systems in health care environment • Education received after graduation from highschool • Requires completion of 4 or more years course of study • ...
Evidence Based Practice and Ethics and Epidemiology in the Community 2026-01-27
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- COVID19 is an example of this
- What level of prevention is the best and most cost-effective to ensuring population health?
- The nursing epidemiologic roots can be traced to this lady
- What is this characteristic of culture?
- Set of moral principles
- Doing good or benefiting others
- What approach has the aim of improving the delivery of health care?
- What area of nursing focuses on health promotion at its core?
- The "Disease Detectives"
- What is one of the 3 basic human values that are considered key to guiding decision making?
- What type of question is one way to develop an answerable, searchable EBP question
- Factor that causes or contributes to a health problem or condition
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- An ethical decision-making framework that is useful in determining the problem and reviewing options
- Important component in EBP
- Beliefs, values and behaviors that are shared by members of a society
- External factors surrounding the host that might influence vulnerability or resistance
- Function as a standard that guides actions and behaviors in daily situations
- A susceptible human or animal who harbors and nourishes a disease-causing agent
- Truth
- Preventing harm to others
- Treating people as unique, equal, and responsible moral agents
- Freedom of choice and the exercise of people's rights
- What is the first step a nurse takes when applying transcultural nursing principles?
23 Clues: Truth • Set of moral principles • The "Disease Detectives" • Preventing harm to others • Important component in EBP • COVID19 is an example of this • Doing good or benefiting others • What is this characteristic of culture? • Freedom of choice and the exercise of people's rights • The nursing epidemiologic roots can be traced to this lady • ...
COVID-19 in Indigenous Populations 2024-12-03
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- A respiratory disease that is the focus of this brochure.
- The term for the societal or economic strain a health outcome creates.
- Which determinant of health describes the reduced availability of health clinics and medical resources?
- An individual determinant of health that focuses on income and social standing.
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- A word that describes groups of people with a historical relationship to Brazil before Portuguese colonization
- One of the reasons for the increased isolation of Indigenous groups in Brazil.
- A factor that influences health status or risk.
- A negative health effect resulting from the isolation of Indigenous communities and decreased health resources.
- One of the Indigenous groups named earlier in this brochure.
9 Clues: A factor that influences health status or risk. • A respiratory disease that is the focus of this brochure. • One of the Indigenous groups named earlier in this brochure. • The term for the societal or economic strain a health outcome creates. • One of the reasons for the increased isolation of Indigenous groups in Brazil. • ...