hygiene Crossword Puzzles

KNOW YOUR CHEMO DRUGS by Precious Estira 2023-03-17

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Check BUN and creatinine prioir to administration.adequate prehydration,make sure pt meets urine criteria,,can cause metallkic taste,provides good oral hygiene.Strict I&O
can cause severe diarrhea- administer imodium ; monitor for skin breakdown,ensure adequate hydration.
vesicant-always check for blood return;fatal if given intrathecally;constipation-need stool softener ordered prophylactically
Take preferably at bedtime on an empty stomach 2 hours before or 2 hours after meals.
May cause false posotive for urine ketones;Not compatible with cisplatin;must be given exactly on time as ordered.
Must be given prior to doxurubicin to prevent cardiac toxicity .
severe risk for hemorrhagic cystitis can occur if given without protection of mesna, monitor I &O;monitor urine specific gravity,must recieve IV hydration prioir to starting;monitor electrolytes.

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can cause bone pain;pain meds as needed;offer warm compresses; only compatible with D5 flush before and after .
administer with pt lying down flat;monitor BP every 3-5 min during infusion.Hypotension often occurs towards the end of the infusion. Have NS bolus available at bedside.
Maintain adequate hydration and urine output,strict I &O,monitor urine for blood ,send UA q shift;meet urine spec gravity prioir to administration.
must be given exactly on time as ordered ,given after Methrotrexate infusion.
monitor BP every 15 min when medication is infusing as severe hypotension can occur with rapid infusion.
given on an empty stomach 2 hrs before or 2 hrs after meals;do not give with milk.
at least 6 hr of IV hydration prior to administration;check for urine ph and gravity prior to start,Both should meet parameters.Leucovorin must be administered exactly on time after methotrexate infusion. Methotrexate level and creatinine level should be drawn as scheduled after completion of methotrexate infusion.
urine will turn red,warn pt about urine discoloration.vesicant-check for blood return during infusion;inspect for mouth sores-ensure good hygiene.

15 Clues: Must be given prior to doxurubicin to prevent cardiac toxicity . • must be given exactly on time as ordered ,given after Methrotrexate infusion. • given on an empty stomach 2 hrs before or 2 hrs after meals;do not give with milk. • Take preferably at bedtime on an empty stomach 2 hours before or 2 hours after meals. • ...

vocabulary 2021-10-27

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Level of acid in a food. An acidic substance has a pH below 7.0. Foodborne microorganisms typically do not grow in highly acidic food, while they grow best in food with a neutral to slightly acidic pH
Microorganisms, such as viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi, as well as toxins found in certain plants, mushrooms, and seafood, that have contaminated food.
Single-celled, living microorganisms that can spoil food and cause foodborne illness. Bacteria present in food can quickly multiply to dangerous levels when food is incorrectly cooked, held, or reheated. Some form spores that can survive freezing and very high temperatures

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In a HACCP system, the points in the process where you can intervene to prevent, eliminate, or reduce identified hazards to safe levels.
Smallest of the microbial food contaminants. Viruses rely on a living host to reproduce. They usually contaminate food through a food handler’s incorrect personal hygiene. Some survive freezing and cooking temperatures.
People who carry pathogens and infect others, yet never get sick themselves.
Acronym for the conditions needed by most foodborne microorganisms to grow: food, acidity, temperature, time, oxygen, moisture.
City, county, or state staff member who conducts foodservice inspections. Health inspectors are also known as sanitarians, health officials, and environmental health specialists. They are generally trained in food safety, sanitation, and public health principles.

8 Clues: People who carry pathogens and infect others, yet never get sick themselves. • Acronym for the conditions needed by most foodborne microorganisms to grow: food, acidity, temperature, time, oxygen, moisture. • In a HACCP system, the points in the process where you can intervene to prevent, eliminate, or reduce identified hazards to safe levels. • ...

Oxycodone 2024-03-21

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Can happen when you take to much or even mix it with with other substances like alcohol. A long term effect. Long term effects like your body or brain not working the same way before the overdose.
Partially block opium withdraw symptoms.
A long term effect after using Oxycodone. It becomes harder to digest foods properly because Oxy slows everything down in your body.
It completely blocks opiums effects. So the drug wont do anything to your mind.
Dopamine is stimulated when oxycodone is used. Short term feeling which explains why Oxycodone abusers don't just take it once.
Can fully reduce opium withdrawals symptoms.
An opioid used for moderate to severe pain. Is highly addictive and powerful. Oxycodone is now being pulled away from clients, clients who used to to Oxycodone, now leaving them to result to black market drugs like Heroine and Fentanyl.
Oxycodone can contain (some) fentanyl to make the medicine stronger. (legal when prescribed by a doctor)

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When oxycodone was clinically sold. (legal)
Can help reduce opium withdrawal symptoms.
A company that would legally sell opioids to people with "severe" pain. In reality some were just people who use to have severe pain, healed, but still pretend to be in severe pain. People could also lie and say that have severe pain, as long as Purdue was making money, they still the drugs. Purdue is paying an 8 billion dollar settlement.
This can reverse a opioid overdose. Is it a nose spray. (legal)
Where natural opioids come from. It's legal (if prescribed by a doctor).
Can happen when you inject in oxycodone and the needle contains a bacteria that makes your muscles "lock"...your neck and jaw. A Long term effect that is deadly.
Being an addict hurts the way you see yourself and others see you. People may distance themselves from addicts to avoid getting emotionally/physically hurt. (Long term).
is a type of opioid, (not legal)
When the abuse of Oxycodone is present, addicts may neglect their hygiene and overall appearance. Depending on a drug (long term)
After using oxycodone for a while, your body's filtration will suffer. A long term effect.

18 Clues: is a type of opioid, (not legal) • Partially block opium withdraw symptoms. • Can help reduce opium withdrawal symptoms. • When oxycodone was clinically sold. (legal) • Can fully reduce opium withdrawals symptoms. • This can reverse a opioid overdose. Is it a nose spray. (legal) • Where natural opioids come from. It's legal (if prescribed by a doctor). • ...

Household Items 2023-06-26

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Treatments These are coverings or treatments for windows, such as curtains, blinds, or shades, used for privacy and light control.
Utensils These are tools or implements used in food preparation and cooking, such as pots, pans, knives, and spatulas.
This refers to devices that use electrical circuits to perform specific tasks, including televisions, radios, computers, and speakers.
Fixtures These are fixtures and fittings in a bathroom, such as sinks, toilets, showers, and towel racks.
This refers to devices that produce light, such as lamps, light fixtures, or bulbs, used to illuminate a room or space.
Tools These are items used for cleaning and maintaining the cleanliness of a house, including brooms, mops, vacuum cleaners, and dusters.
These are utensils and items used for serving and eating meals, such as plates, bowls, glasses, and cutlery.
This refers to objects used for seating, sleeping, or storing items in a house, such as chairs, tables, and beds.
and Cooling These are devices used to control the temperature in a house, including heaters, fans, air conditioners, and thermostats.

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These are textile products used for bedding and other purposes, including sheets, blankets, towels, and curtains.
This refers to containers, shelves, or units used to organize and store items, including bookshelves, cabinets, and drawers.
Tools These are tools used for various household tasks and repairs, such as hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, and pliers.
This refers to electrical or mechanical devices used for specific household functions, such as cooking, cleaning, or refrigeration. Examples include ovens, refrigerators, and washing machines.
These are utensils and equipment used for cooking and food preparation, including mixing bowls, measuring cups, and cutting boards.
These are objects used to enhance the aesthetic appeal of a space, such as paintings, wall art, vases, and sculptures.
Care These are items used for personal hygiene and grooming, including toothbrushes, hairbrushes, razors, and toiletries.
Entertainment These are items and devices used for recreational purposes and entertainment at home, including game consoles, DVDs, board games, and musical instruments.
Tools These are tools and equipment used for gardening and outdoor maintenance, such as shovels, rakes, watering cans, and gardening gloves.

18 Clues: Fixtures These are fixtures and fittings in a bathroom, such as sinks, toilets, showers, and towel racks. • These are utensils and items used for serving and eating meals, such as plates, bowls, glasses, and cutlery. • These are textile products used for bedding and other purposes, including sheets, blankets, towels, and curtains. • ...

WHAT 2022-12-05

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with the rising climate crisis, this population will increase exponentially. Because UNHCR does not agree with this term(calls them rather “climate migrants” or “environmental migrants”), they are not protected by international law.
studies found that the U.S. oil and gas industry was emitting at least 13 __ metric tons of methane a year — about 60% more than the Environmental Protection Agency estimated at the time. The volume represents enough natural gas to fuel 10 ___ homes, lost gas that's worth an estimated $2 billion. Worried about your local methane leak? Check this data visualization from Google Earth and EDF: edf.org/climate/methanemaps
millions of people may be exposed to ____ shortages by mid 21st century, decreasing the amount of ______ available for drinking, electricity, and hygiene. Agricultural output would slow and food prices would climb. Consistent years of drought in the Great Plains of the United States and Canada would have this effect.

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This state in the US would be displaced with the rising sea levels.
this organization, known for fighting global poverty, estimates over 200 million across#1 over the next thirty years.
Ask for WHY team's Down#2
Ask for HOW team's Across#6

7 Clues: Ask for WHY team's Down#2 • Ask for HOW team's Across#6 • This state in the US would be displaced with the rising sea levels. • this organization, known for fighting global poverty, estimates over 200 million across#1 over the next thirty years. • ...

FC314 Motivation 2018-05-21

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Aims to use the full capabilities of workers by giving them the opportunity to do more challenging and fulfilling work (Herzberg).
The theory that working in teams, having some opportunity to consult with managers and the ability to have some control over the working life leads to a more motivated workforce (Mayo).
The theory that the needs of workers are in a hierarchy and this determines their actions. A higher need in the hierarchy cannot be met until a lower level need has been satisfied. The higher up the hierarchy the worker is, the more motivated the worker is (Maslow).
The theory that there are really two types of factors that workers are interested in. Those that give job satisfaction (motivators) to workers and those that make them dissatisfied (hygiene factors)(Herzberg).
A sense of self-fulfilment reached by feeling enriched and developed by what one has learned or achieved (Maslow).
Aspects of a worker’s job that can lead to positive job satisfaction, such as achievement, recognition, meaningful and interesting work and advancement at work (Herzberg).
Moving employees through a range of jobs to increase interest and motivation.

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Aspects of a worker’s job that have the potential to cause dissatisfaction, such as pay, working conditions, status and over-supervision by managers (Herzberg).
Adding extra, similar tasks to a job. The job role itself remains unchanged.
The internal and external factors that stimulate people to take actions that lead to achieving a goal.
A series of techniques that that recorded a worker’s performance, altering the working methods and then re-measuring the worker’s performance (Taylor).

11 Clues: Adding extra, similar tasks to a job. The job role itself remains unchanged. • Moving employees through a range of jobs to increase interest and motivation. • The internal and external factors that stimulate people to take actions that lead to achieving a goal. • ...

Eat at TJ Exhibition, Puzzle 2 2016-09-01

Eat at TJ Exhibition, Puzzle 2 crossword puzzle

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A baked delicacy that have been a favourite breakfast food or tea-time snack among Singaporeans. This food can now be found at level 3 of Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre.
This exhibition is a project by National ________ Board, People's Association and Taman Jurong Citizens' Consultative Committee.
The relocation of street hawkers in Taman Jurong to hawker centres solved _________ problem and improved the working and hygiene conditions of hawkers.
______ hawker centres in Taman Jurong were merged together in 2005 and formed the current Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre.
Mr Ang, a second-generation hawker that took over 58 Minced Meat Noodles from his father in 2004, took 10 _____ of hard work for their old customers to accept him.

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Hawker centres and markets in Singapore are managed by the National _________ Agency.
The first hawker centre in Singapore-Yung Sheng Food Centre was colloquially named the "60 ____".
You can find dried goods and ______ stalls at level 1 of Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre.
An Indian dish that has been adapted into the dishes of many other cuisines found in Singapore. One such dish created is the Chinese fish head ______ which can be found on level 3 of Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre.
Mr Cheong is a _____ generation hawker managing his own muffin stall and his parents' fish soup stall at level 3 of Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre.
The theme of this exhibition. This exhibition is the third part of a series of exhibitions under the 4 themes of School, Play, ____ and Work.

11 Clues: Hawker centres and markets in Singapore are managed by the National _________ Agency. • You can find dried goods and ______ stalls at level 1 of Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre. • The first hawker centre in Singapore-Yung Sheng Food Centre was colloquially named the "60 ____". • ...

Food Safety Pt 1 2025-10-11

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virus found in ready-to-eat items uncooked before serving, raw/undercooked pork, venison, wild boar, and contaminated shellfish which causes fatigue, loss of appetite, stomach pain, nausea, and jaundice with an onset of 15-60 days (with complete recovery), but severe in pregnant, immunocompromised, or chronic liver disease patients
bacteria found in powdered infant formula, powdered milk, herbal teas, flour which causes fever, poor feeding, crying, low energy (infants), diarrhea, UTI, sepsis, meningitis (all other ages) with an unknown onset and duration due to its rarity
bacteria found in foods, water, and ice contaminated with feces which causes watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping (common), fever, nausea, vomiting, chills, loss of appetite, headache, and muscle aches with an onset of 1-3 days and duration of 3-4 days/1 week
parasite found in any food touched by an infected food handler who doesn't practice proper handwashing/personal hygiene which causes watery diarrhea, explosive bowel movements, loss of appetite, weight loss, stomach cramping, nausea, fatigue with an onset of 1 week and duration of 1 month
bacteria found in cooked plant foods, meat products, milk (diarrheal)& cooked rice dishes (vomiting)with an onset of 6-15 hours and duration of 24 hours (diarrheal) or 30 minutes-6 hours and duration of 24 hours (vomiting)
how certain hazards are determined to be at risk of the food prepared
parasite found in any food touched by an infected food handler who doesn't practice proper handwashing/personal hygiene which causes diarrhea, stomach pain, stomach cramping, stomach pain, fever, bloody diarrhea(amebic dystentery) with an onset of 2-4 weeks if symptomatic (most are asymptomatic)
bacteria found in raw/undercooked poultry, contaminated water, unpasteurized dairy, meats, stews, gravies which causes watery/bloody diarrhea, stomach cramping, fever, vomiting, headaches with an onset of 2-5 days and duration of 1 week
needs food, acidity, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture to grow (FATTOM)
virus found in ready-to-eat items uncooked before serving (contaminated by infected food handlers & shellfish) which causes mild fever, weakness, nausea, stomach pain, and jaundice with an onset of 28 days (jaundice will appear later) and duration of 2 months
bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi, and any toxins
cleaners, sanitizer, pesticides
incorrectly cleaned surfaces to food
parasite found in raw/undercooked lamb, venison, pork, shellfish from contaminated waters, unpasteurized goat's milk, or foods crosscontaminated with these items whih causes flulike symptoms, brain damage, eye damage (ocular toxoplasmosis) with unknown onset/duration (not all people will have symptoms)
bacteria found in ready to eat foods, beverages, contaminated water, shellfish from contaminated water which causes high fever, weakness, stomach pain, headache, loss of appetite, rash with an onset from 6-30 days and duration of 1 month if untreated
bacteria found on poultry, eggs, dairy, and produce which causes diarrhea, vomiting, fever, stomach cramping with an onset from 6 hours-6 days and duration of 4-7 days
toxin found in clams, mussels, oysters found in warm waters which causes lip/tongue/throat tingling, dizziness, reversal of hot/cold sensations, vomiting, diarrhea with an onset of 30-60 minutes/several hours (cannot be eliminated with cooking)
not meeting critical limit
group of people creating the HACCP system
toxin found in clams, mussels, oysters, scallops(Pacific Northwest) which causes vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, confusion, memory loss, disorientation, seizure, coma with an onset of 30-60 minutes/several hours (cannot be eliminated with cooking)
maximum/minimum value where the hazard can be prevented/reduced
bacteria found in raw meat, unpasteurized dairy (soft cheeses), unpasteurized juices, ready to eat foods (deli meat & hot dogs) which causes fever,fatigue, muscle aches (pregnant), headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, convulsions, fever, muscle aches (immunocompromised) with an onset of 24 hours-70 days and duration of 1-4 days after consuming contaminated foods
improper food handling regarding temperature control
bacteria found in ready-to-eat items not cooked before serving (e.g: dairy products) which causes sore throat, swallowing pain, fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, rash, rheumatic fever with an onset of 1-3 days and duration of 4 days (or longer if having rheumatic fever)
what the top food allergens are (milk, soy, tree nuts, crustacean shellfish, eggs, fish, peanuts, wheat
what an instruction should be judged by
pathogens transferred from a person into food (pathogens from unclean hands)
virus found in ready-to-eat items and shellfish from contaminated waters which causes vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, stomach cramps, dehydration (only in vulnerable populations) with an onset of 12-48 hours and duration of 1-3 days
bacteria found in meat, poultry, stews, gravies which causes diarrhea and severe abdominal pain with an onset of 8-12 hours and a duration of 24 hours-2 week (if severe)
parasite found in raw/undercooked pork and wild game meats which causes nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, fatigue, fever, stomach pain (early symptoms), headache cough, facial swelling, constipation (later symptoms) with an onset of 1-2 days (abdominal) and 2-8 weeks (later symptoms) and a duration of several months
parasite found in ready-to-eat foods exposed to contaminated water (produce), infected food handlers who doesn't practice proper handwashing/hygiene which causes fever, diarrhea, greasy stools, stomach cramps with an onset of 1-3 weeks and duration of >2 weeks
determines validity of the HACCP plan
foods that even after cooking, is still harmful to the person with the allergen

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foundation for the HACCP program
parasite found in raw/undercooked fish and squid, herring, cod, halibut, mackerel, pacific salmon (eating crustaceans) which causes tingling throat, coughing/vomiting worms, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, diarrhea with an onset depends on the amount of worms/larvae
bacteria found in raw/undercooked pork, pork intestines, other meats, unpasteurized milk, fish and shellfish, foods contaminated by infected food handlers which causes bloody diarrhea, fever, stomach pain (children), right-sided abdominal pain, fever (older children/adults) with an onset of 4-7 days and duration of 24 hours-2 weeks/3 weeks
procedures when instructions aren't followed
bacteria found in raw/undercooked poultry, contaminated water, unpasteurized dairy, meats, stews, gravies which causes bloody diarrhea, fever, stomach cramps with an onset of 1-2 days and duration of 1 week
bones, fruit pits, items that fall into food (nails)
where chemical, biological, physical controls can be fixed
a substance that triggers an immune response in a sensitive individual, causing a reaction or intolerance
toxin found in predatory tropical reef fish (barracuda, grouper, jacks, other fish high in food chain) which causes reversal of hot/cold, nausea,vomiting, lip/finger/toe tingling, joint muscle pain, diarrhea, stomach pain with an onset of 3-6 hours/30 hours and duration of months/years(cannot be eliminated with cooking)
anything likely to cause illness in people
a paper detailed with HACCP principles
bacteria found in ready-to-eat foods with TCS ingredients (e.g: egg salad) which causes nausea, vomiting, stomach cramping with an onset of 30 minutes-8 hours and duration of 24 hours
addresses food safety by analyzing and controlling hazards
toxin found in maize, cassava, wheat, millet, peanuts, rice, sesame, seeds, spices, eggs, dairy, meat which causes nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, convulsions, acute hepatic necrosis with an onset depending on the amount consumed (can also be contracted through livestock eating these)
toxin found in tuna, bonito, mackerel, mahi mahi, bluefish, escolar, marlin which causes sweating, headache, rash, mouth/throat tingling, palpitations, face reddening, diarrhea, vomiting with an onset of several minutes/hours (Cannot be eliminated with cooking)
bacteria found in incorrectly canned foods, reduced oxygen-packaged foods, temperature abused plant foods, untreated garlic-and-oil mixture which causes nausea and vomiting, weakness, double vision, difficulty speaking & swallowing with an onset of 18-36 hours/6 hours (sudden onset) and fatal if left untreated
determining what is needed for a critical control point to be under control
part of the HACCP plan that determines whether a step controls hazards
part of the instruction that details everything from production to consumption
bacteria found in raw and undercooked ground beef, contaminated produce, and unpasteurized milk and juice (like fresh apple cider) which causes severe stomach cramping, bloody diarrhea, vomiting with an onset of 3-4 days and duration of 5-7 days
result of implementing HACCP plan
bacteria found in oysters/seafood harvested from contaminated water which causes watery diarrhea,vomiting, stomach cramps, nausea, low-grade fever and chills with an onset of 24 hours and duration of 3 days (if not severe)
food allergen added in 2022
toxin found in clams, mussels, oysters, scallops (Pacific/New England coast) which causes numbness, mouth/face/arm/leg tingling, dizziness,nausea, vomiting, diarrhea with an onset of 30-60 minutes/several hours (cannot be eliminated with cooking)
transfer of pathogen from one food to another
parasite found in ready-to-eat foods exposed to contaminated waters/infected food handlers which causes watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, weight loss, infection (immunocompromised individuals) with an onset of 2-10 days and duration of 1-2 weeks
any disease/condition caused by consuming a pathogen caused by multiple hazards
program created by the National Restaurant Association to train employees on food safety using the food code
virus found in any foods touched by an infected food handler who doesn't practice proper handwashing/personal hygiene which causes severe watery diarrhea, vomiting, fever, abdominal pain with an onset of 2 days and duration of 3-8 days
outlines public health interventions to prevent foodborne illnesses
where conditions ensure criteria is met and all instructions are followed

64 Clues: not meeting critical limit • food allergen added in 2022 • cleaners, sanitizer, pesticides • foundation for the HACCP program • result of implementing HACCP plan • incorrectly cleaned surfaces to food • determines validity of the HACCP plan • a paper detailed with HACCP principles • what an instruction should be judged by • group of people creating the HACCP system • ...

Front Office-Covid-19 QUIZ 2020-08-24

Front Office-Covid-19 QUIZ crossword puzzle

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Every Shift to have a “______ ” who monitors & ensures all Sanitization & Hygiene norms.
Temperature check of all chauffeurs will be done, before they attend guest duty & Chauffeurs shall wear ____ (Masks & gloves) whilst on duty.

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When the car reaches the Porch of the hotel, the____ greets the guest. The doorman shall not open the door of the guest car for minimal contact.
At Check-in Updated registration card to be printed & then presented to the guest as Reg cards would not be touched for the next ____hours.
Guest will be welcomed by the Travel House Chauffeur at the airport. Where he will first greet while maintaining a distance of 3.33 feet and then offer the guest _____ Sanitizer & masks, if they are not wearing the same.
At Check-in bell desk associate unloads the luggage from the car and sanitizes the same with Virex II chemical using the____,after which the baggage is loaded in the scanner for security check.
Upon guest arrival at the Main Porch he is offered a mask(if not wearing one ) ,a sanitizer shot ,post the temperature being checked of the guest and confirmed no fever,the guest is shown the way for security check by the doorman/special cover.

7 Clues: Every Shift to have a “______ ” who monitors & ensures all Sanitization & Hygiene norms. • At Check-in Updated registration card to be printed & then presented to the guest as Reg cards would not be touched for the next ____hours. • ...

Crossword on hygiene in the home 2015-03-05

Crossword on hygiene in the home crossword puzzle

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We must take extra care when washing _________
Raw chicken has a lot of __________
Cooked chicken goes at the ______ of the fridge

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Fresh vegetables should be stored in the drawer of the _______
Wash the ____________ plate first

5 Clues: Wash the ____________ plate first • Raw chicken has a lot of __________ • We must take extra care when washing _________ • Cooked chicken goes at the ______ of the fridge • Fresh vegetables should be stored in the drawer of the _______

a subject quiz 2023-06-15

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Geography Physical Geography focuses on the Earth's natural features like mountains, rivers, climates, and ecosystems. You explore the wonders of our planet.
Studies Social Studies covers a wide range of subjects like society, government, economics, and current events. You learn about people, communities, and the world we live in.
Civics is about understanding citizenship and the rights and responsibilities of individuals in society. You learn about democracy, government, and civic engagement.
Science Computer Science teaches you about technology and how to use computers. You learn about coding, problem-solving, and explore the digital world.
Literature introduces you to great stories, poems, and plays. You read books, analyze characters, and explore themes to develop a love for literature.
Language Foreign Language class allows you to learn a new language, such as French, Spanish, or German. You practice speaking, listening, and understanding different cultures.
History class takes you on a journey through the past. You learn about different time periods, events, famous people, and how they shaped our world.
In mathematics, you learn about numbers, calculations, shapes, and patterns. You solve problems, use logic, and develop critical thinking skills.

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Education Physical Education (PE) is all about staying active and keeping your body healthy. You participate in sports, games, and learn about fitness and teamwork.
Education Health Education teaches you about taking care of your body and making healthy choices. You learn about nutrition, personal hygiene, and maintaining well-being.
Science is about understanding the world around us. You explore topics like plants, animals, forces, and experiments to learn how things work.
Geography teaches you about the Earth's features, countries, continents, and maps. You explore cultures, landscapes, and understand the world's diversity.
In English class, you learn to read, write, and communicate effectively. You explore stories, learn grammar, and express your thoughts through writing.
Sciences Physical Sciences delve into topics like chemistry and physics. You explore matter, energy, forces, and conduct experiments to understand the natural world.
Music class introduces you to the wonderful world of melodies, rhythms, and instruments. You learn to sing, play instruments, and appreciate different genres.
In art class, you get to be creative and express yourself through different forms of art like drawing, painting, sculpture, and crafts.

16 Clues: In art class, you get to be creative and express yourself through different forms of art like drawing, painting, sculpture, and crafts. • Science is about understanding the world around us. You explore topics like plants, animals, forces, and experiments to learn how things work. • ...

English News Flash - Crossword 2012-01-27

English News Flash - Crossword crossword puzzle

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It is a really big problem.
My … for this year is to have better grades.
an assertion that something is true or factual.
The pastor has every sunday a ...
When you are bored you can … in a magazine or on the internet.
I am trying to make a point here.
Toothpaste and mouthwash are necessary for … hygiene.
You say something, what you don't want to say.
A place where you can get the newspaper and a cup of coffee.
Even though they say the phone is 100 pounds, there are always … costs.
The …. go to another land because they want a better live.
Tell people there something goes happened over a time.
Geert Wilders is an famous … in the Netherlands.
the person who's in charge during the making of a magazine, newspaper, website…
You are not … to make by this shirt, his is so ugly!
Tell me what do you see on page 3.
The ….. of this article is the environment.
The principal has …that there is a new teacher.
I must… my mother, to go to the party tonight
Never under… a girl!
My grandmother … often because she has backache

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you talk about a ….
He helps the homeless people, that was a nice …
e.g. is the ... of for example.
Some people thought that 2012 was ….
A survey of public opinion from a particular sample
He was making some points worse than others.
People say mean things about other people
The titels of the articles.
Can you … , if I do this i will be humiliate for the rest of my life.
the country will go to the ... September 13th
of Parliament Some …… wanted to take a vote on the issue.
You say it is oké.
I’m … , how could she to that in so many times !
If you don’t like your school, you can always … to another school.
Another word for ‘to buy’ is to …
How much stars has that youtube film?
I … that you are going to celebrate your birthday
People say things about other people, the things aren’t true.
tell other people something, what is happened.
Michael Jackson has been a … influence on other pop artists.
seekers The …. go to an Asylum center.

42 Clues: You say it is oké. • you talk about a …. • Never under… a girl! • It is a really big problem. • The titels of the articles. • e.g. is the ... of for example. • The pastor has every sunday a ... • I am trying to make a point here. • Another word for ‘to buy’ is to … • Tell me what do you see on page 3. • Some people thought that 2012 was …. • How much stars has that youtube film? • ...

Cosmetology Final 2021-03-23

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science of how you do your work
blue, red and yellow colors
ascending or descending scale of colors
substance able to dissolve another substance
oil-loving part of a surface active agent
temporary change, subtle color effect
oxidative color with ammonia
brown/black pigment in hair
proper conduct in relationships with others
cell division stops, transitional period
outer layer of hair with transparent scales
crown, nape, perimeter, and top are examples of this
growing stage of hair
degree of lightness or darkness of a color
red/yellow pigment in hair
thick, red crusty patches on skin and scalp
used before a color service for an even base
medical name for ringworm
ability to stretch
relationship of opposites
number of active hair follicles per square inch
forms between protein structures
one type of atom
two or more substances
center core or pith of hair shaft
science of healthy living
one primary and on secondary color mixed together
repeating one color throughout
substance dissolves into a liquid
skin patch test
2 primary colors mixed together
capacity to recover quickly from difficulties

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colors opposite each other on the color wheel
degree of courseness or fineness of hair
kneading and rolling, scalp massage
oil that coats hair and skin
pledging to a course of actions
light tapping scalp massage technique
vividness or brightness of a color
exchange of thoughts, ideas or feelings
carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen
excessive hair loss
removes dirt, oils and product buildup from hair
type of follicle to produce tightly curly hair
colors change from one to another back and forth
type of short, fine non-pigmented hair
7.01 to 14 on pH scale
preferred water for shampoo services
primary composition of hair
dividing hair into isolated areas
coloring just the new growth or untreated hair
resting stage, no attached root sheath
gliding scalp massage with finger tips
loss of melanin, gray or whiteness
2nd layer of hair; contains the pigment
study of matter
study of hair
inflamed tendons
ability to absorb moisture
0 to 6.99 on pH scale

60 Clues: study of hair • study of matter • skin patch test • one type of atom • inflamed tendons • ability to stretch • excessive hair loss • growing stage of hair • 0 to 6.99 on pH scale • 7.01 to 14 on pH scale • two or more substances • medical name for ringworm • relationship of opposites • science of healthy living • red/yellow pigment in hair • ability to absorb moisture • ...

Self Esteem 2021-11-09

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the way that someone or something looks
a painting or drawing.
photo editing, image creation and graphic design software.
the ability to do something that frightens one.
having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be.
the relative extent of something; a thing's overall dimensions or magnitude; how big something is.
an artist's device for spraying paint by means of compressed air.
the quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate.
respect and admiration, typically for a person.
a system for transmitting visual images and sound that are reproduced on screens, chiefly used to broadcast programs for entertainment, information, and education.
the regard that something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something.
conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness.
the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially toward others.
the quality or state of being physically strong
an intense feeling of deep affection.
the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment; the quality of being wise.

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the state of being happy.
is a state of complete physical mental and social well-being
positive emotional feeling that involves persevering towards a difficult goal in spite of obstacles.
human beings in general or considered collectively.
a settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior.
a periodical publication containing articles and illustrations, typically covering a particular subject or area of interest.
relating to the mind.
a person's essential being that distinguishes them from others, especially considered as the object of introspection or reflexive action.
form a mental image or concept of
the physical structure of a person or an animal, including the bones, flesh, and organs.
an act of slaughtering an animal or person or surrendering a possession as an offering to God or to a divine or supernatural figure.
of the same material and color as the rest of the item.
recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone or something.
consisting in or characterized by the presence or possession of features or qualities rather than their absence.

30 Clues: relating to the mind. • a painting or drawing. • the state of being happy. • form a mental image or concept of • an intense feeling of deep affection. • the way that someone or something looks • the ability to do something that frightens one. • respect and admiration, typically for a person. • the quality or state of being physically strong • ...

Summary 2022 2022-06-20

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Dividing contents of a book in sections.
A straight line.
Another word for unusual/atypical.
Knowing the difference between right and wrong.
Something you have to fill out typically for jobs or education.
Welcoming people despite race, gender, etc.
music used in motion pictures.
How you determine how tall something is.
A shorter retell of events that happened in a story.
Sincere apology for your sins.
When someone is very neat and tidy they have good _________ skills.
What you have to make for a locker lock.
The longest side of a right triangle.
A place used for eating (typically in schools).
40 day season for Christians.
Behaviour towards an individual that is unwanted and harmful.
Upsetting someone severely and for a long time.
Components that work together to perform a task or function.
A push or a pull.
Another word for sadly/unluckily.
The sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet.
Any living thing.
Contains organelles.
Work that is partly done.
Acting without thinking carefully.

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A component in an essay.
Not prepared ahead of time.
Maintaining personal cleanliness.
Another word for Pope.
An acronym used for order of operations.
The feeling towards something really disappointing.
A group of vehicles or ships that travel together.
Another word for drugs.
A major factor that affects economic development.
The day after today.
Something new, original, and advanced.
The offense of planning a serious crime.
Someone who starts their own business.
A line that intersects two lines.
William Shakespeare is the father of modern English ________.
Child-like behaviour.
A page in a book that has definitions for difficult words.
A part of a company that can be bought and sold.
depending on substances and constantly craving them.
Something that is adored and needs protection.
An official order to do something.
Hating something because of your biases.
A board that is made out of cork.
Written versions of shows and movies.
Composed of a lot of paragraphs and based on a thesis statement.

50 Clues: A straight line. • A push or a pull. • Any living thing. • The day after today. • Contains organelles. • Child-like behaviour. • Another word for Pope. • Another word for drugs. • A component in an essay. • Work that is partly done. • Not prepared ahead of time. • 40 day season for Christians. • music used in motion pictures. • Sincere apology for your sins. • ...

Surgical Radiography 2021-01-20

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/ a method of protecting yourself
/ aparoscopic procedure in which three or four small incisions are made in the upper right quadrant between the levels of the xiphoid process and umbilicus
/ the absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms
/ an imaging test that uses x-rays and a special dye to see inside the arteries
/ condition and practices that help to maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases
/ something that is completely clean and free of germs
/ reconstruction or replacement of a joint
room / a room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations
/ a C shaped x-ray imaging intensifier
/ the presence of an infectious agent on a body surface (may also be on clothes, bedding, surgical instruments or dressings)
corridor / the area between the draped patient and the instrument table
Nurse / monitors and coordinates all activities in the OR, provides supplies to scrub nurses and manages patient care

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/ an x-ray procedure that makes it possible to see internal organs in motion
/ surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by neural impingement
Urography / radiograph of the urinary tract following injection of contrast medium directly into the urethra, bladder, etc.
/ licensed physician specially trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures
Nurse / responsible for maintaining the integrity, safety and efficacy of the sterile field
/ sterile fabric used to isolate the surgical site from possible sources of contamination
/ a chemical substance used in imaging procedures to help show what is happening inside the body.
pinning / type of surgery to fix a broken or fractured hip. Using pins, screws or plates to help hold broken bones together so the hip can heal correctly
Attire / sterile clothing worm during surgical procedures to protect the surgical sweet from sources of contamination
Intensifier / The image intensifier is comprised of a large cylindrical, tapered tube with several internal structures in which an incident x-ray distribution is converted into a corresponding light image of non-limiting brightness
Rod / a metal rod forced into the medullary cavity of long, weight bearing bones which allows ambulation within weeks rather than months.
/ artificially induced loss of ability to feel pain done to permit the performance of other painful procedures
screws / a screw with a hollow shaft and a low pullout strength compared to conventional screws which can be reasonable precision and minimal trauma

25 Clues: / a method of protecting yourself • / a C shaped x-ray imaging intensifier • / reconstruction or replacement of a joint • / something that is completely clean and free of germs • / the absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms • room / a room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations • ...

Surgical Radiography 2021-01-20

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Usually an RN; monitors and coordinates all activities in the OR, provides supplies to scrub nurses and manages patient care
Sterile clothing worm during surgical procedures to protect the surgical sweet from sources of contamination
Laparoscopic procedure in which three or four small incisions are made in the upper right quadrant between the levels of the xiphoid process and umbilicus
Responsible for maintaining the integrity, safety and efficacy of the sterile field
A metal rod forced into the medullary cavity of long, weight bearing bones which allows ambulation within weeks rather than months.
A method of protecting yourself
pinning; Type of surgery to fix a broken or fractured hip. Using pins, screws or plates to help hold broken bones together so the hip can heal correctly
The presence of an infectious agent on a body surface (may also be on clothes, bedding, surgical instruments or dressings)
Surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by neural impingement
An x-ray procedure that makes it possible to see internal organs in motion

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screws: A screw with a hollow shaft and a low pullout strength compared to conventional screws which can be reasonable precision and minimal trauma
Artificially induced loss of ability to feel pain done to permit the performance of other painful procedures
Radiograph of the urinary tract following injection of contrast medium directly into the urethra, bladder, etc.
The area between the draped patient and the instrument table
The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms
Sterile fabric used to isolate the surgical site from possible sources of contamination
An imaging test that uses x-rays and a special dye to see inside the arteries
Intensifier: Comprised of a large cylindrical, tapered tube with several internal structures in which an incident x-ray distribution is converted into a corresponding light image of non-limiting brightness
Licensed physician specially trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures
Condition and practices that help to maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases
A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations
Reconstruction or replacement of a joint
Something that is completely clean and free of germs
A ‘C’ shaped x-ray imaging intensifier
A chemical substance used in imaging procedures to help show what is happening inside the body.

25 Clues: A method of protecting yourself • A ‘C’ shaped x-ray imaging intensifier • Reconstruction or replacement of a joint • Something that is completely clean and free of germs • The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms • The area between the draped patient and the instrument table • A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations • ...

Safety in the Foods Room 2024-02-15

Safety in the Foods Room crossword puzzle

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A fire on the stovetop can be put out with a fire extinguisher or covering it with a _____
Avoid accidents by warning groupmates when you _____
When cutting, your non-dominant hand should look like a _____
If a person is choking and making sounds, stay with them and _____ them to cough it up
When washing a knife, hold the handle and turn the _____ away from you
Keep finger nails clean and _____ to practice good hygiene
Turn saucepan handles towards centre of stove to prevent _____ hot items
Proper handwashing requires washing your hands for 30 seconds with _____ water
A _____ knife requires less force to cut with and prevents accidents
Check for doneness on _____, not inside the oven
If there is a fire in the oven keep the _____ closed and turn off the oven
Cuts should be covered with a clean band-aid and covered with a _____
To prevent cuts, keep knives _____ when not in use
Never use _____ on a stovetop fire or attempt to move the pan

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A burn should immediately be placed under _____ running water for several minutes
A _____ under a cutting board keeps it from slipping as you cut
Using a fire extinguisher is as easy as _____ the pin, aim, and squeeze the handle while sweeping form side to side
Protect your face from _____ by shielding your face with the pot lid as you lift it
Always have a plan for how to deal with your cooked food. Have _____ and oven mitts ready
Treat a cut with the first aid steps of _____
Turn off the stovetop burners _____ removing pot from stovetop
Remove hazards by placing bags and books _____ chairs and tables
Before preheating the oven, be sure to check that it is _____
If something breaks, the large items should be cleaned up with a _____
Use oven mitts on both hands incase you need to react quickly
Do not heat an empty saucepan then add _____ or you may start a fire
Prevent crowding on counters by putting _____ away after using them
Carry only one knife at a time and be sure to carry it point _____ at your side
Never wear anything in your _____ while cooking so you can hear instructions

29 Clues: Treat a cut with the first aid steps of _____ • Check for doneness on _____, not inside the oven • To prevent cuts, keep knives _____ when not in use • Avoid accidents by warning groupmates when you _____ • Keep finger nails clean and _____ to practice good hygiene • When cutting, your non-dominant hand should look like a _____ • ...

Parts of Skin and Eyes 2023-10-14

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human eye possesses a single large lens whereas insect eyes have many small lenses, having one lens per eye subunit
when the naturally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy
keeps eyes moist
provides nutrients to the eye and helps keeps its shape
Branch of medicine dealing with the skin
body organ that we use to see
produces fluid in the eye called aqueous humor
loss of peripheral vision
transparent part of eye
Maintaining cleanliness and health
an extension of the central nervous system in the eye
Proteins that bind skin cells to one another
Condition where the skin inflammation causes it to get dry and itchy
Condition where the pores on the skin get clogged
A skin condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the skin cells
A condition where the skin gets burnt from the sun
A homeostatic process that maintain internal body temperature
white portion of the eye
colored portion of the eye
the central retinal artery and vein, and their branches

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what you can see to each side or up and down without moving your head
To protect the body from heat and regulates body temperature
The measurement of heat/cold
the part of your eye that processes what you see directly in front of you (your central vision)
use of extreme cold to freeze and remove abnormal tissue
a surgery to remove the lens of the eye and replace it with artificial lens
Soft tissues in the body that helps us move
condition when retina pulls away from its normal position at the back of the eye
The deepest layer of skin
visual organ found in arthropods such as insects and crustaceans
The thickest layer of skin
largest Organ in our body
General skin disease which can be seen from red rash and itchiness
A condition where the immune system reacts abnormally towards something
The upper and outermost layer of skin
small aperture located in the centre of the iris
Bubble of fluid formed on the skin
innermost layer of the eye
Cords in your body that carries electrical impulses to the brain
Substance in the body that gives the skin color

40 Clues: keeps eyes moist • transparent part of eye • white portion of the eye • The deepest layer of skin • largest Organ in our body • loss of peripheral vision • The thickest layer of skin • innermost layer of the eye • colored portion of the eye • The measurement of heat/cold • body organ that we use to see • Maintaining cleanliness and health • Bubble of fluid formed on the skin • ...

Safety 2018-12-06

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What most Subseas hate writing
Greatest tragedy in Gulf of Mexico
The environment we drill in
and Alcohol The company has a zero tolerance policy on this
Drop suddenly and collapse
Object Our most common HiPo event
Careful and persistent work or effort
Accident
The department that makes the company money
A process Pacific Drilling uses to reduce risks
Inspection of records, accounts, or records by an outside source
Investors concern
Being ready
Permit is required for working here
Physical damage or hurt
When _____ a heavy item, use your legs, not your back
Protects our phalanges
Hypochondriac's preoccupation
Manual Company safety manual
What Pacific Drilling strives to be 100% in
Must be done
Zone Work area that needs authorization to enter
Failing to function as it should
Event or occurrence
What you should never say to your boss
of Change Significant organizational or business change processes at Pacific Drilling
Mental or physical condition
eye Lifting point on almost every piece of equipment on the rig
A reminder of items to be done
What we perform maintenance on
Because one is not good enough

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Formalized set of instructions to follow
easily ignited
Pose a threat to; present a danger to
Likes to ink
A demanded responsibility
Operations ______ Manual
Protection Equipment (PPE)Protective clothing
To stop from happening
What devastated Houston in late 2017
Governs offshore drilling practices
System of ensuring that work is performed safely on our rigs
Surveillance of an event or process
Glasses Covers one of our senses
We need to overhaul and pressure test to issue _______
Accident with liquid
Kev loves back _____ in the riser
Taking care of oneself
Famous game show in the United States
Most of us in the Houston office ____ to work
Enclosed, cramped area
Llyods, DNV, third party verification companies….
Infectious agent (e.g. Ecoli)
Road _____
With more experience we can ________ failures
70% of our body
Exhaustion Dangerous state of becoming too hot
Process of instruction

58 Clues: Accident • Being ready • Road _____ • Likes to ink • Must be done • easily ignited • 70% of our body • Investors concern • Event or occurrence • Accident with liquid • To stop from happening • Taking care of oneself • Protects our phalanges • Enclosed, cramped area • Process of instruction • Physical damage or hurt • Operations ______ Manual • A demanded responsibility • Drop suddenly and collapse • ...

Motivation 2014-05-18

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Job _________ refers to broadening or increasing the number of tasks that an employee performs.
He devised Theory X & Theory Y to represent the different assumptions that managers have about their employees.
_______ factors are aspects of work that do not motivate but must be net to prevent dissatisfaction.
Measures the level of output per worker.
An output-based payment systems whereby workers are paid a certain amount of money based on their level of output.
A kind of motivation occurs when people participate in an activity because of the benefits and rewards associated with doing so.
One way to pay in performance-related pay. Paid to staff who complete their employment contracts.
A kind of motivation occurs when people engage in an activity out of their own desire.
This occurs when managers pass on responsibility to their subordinates.
Involves granting workers the authority to be in charge of their own jobs and to execute their own ideas.
He investigated the factors that caused satisfaction and dissatisfaction at work.
The government allows people to earn a certain amount of money before they pay income tax is known as ...
The human need to be accepted as part of a friendship group or family.
A man who found that effective team leader strive to accomplish challenging tasks, build teams and develop the individual.
Occurs when staff work with fellow employees.

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Job _______ involves giving workers more complex and challenging tasks to exploit their potential.
The desires necessary to make people feel safe and stable. (Two words)
Are the rewards received in addition to a worker's wages or salaries.
In the _______ _______ of team working, these managers were put into different teams and given a series of psychometric tests and complex exercises.
Salaries are an example of _______ ________ payment systems. (Two words)
Are factors that can lead to the psychological growth of workers and hence increase satisfaction and performance at work.
One category of financial motivation is time-based payment systems which rewards staff based on the time they devote to their work.
The desire, effort and passion to achieve something.
His principles of scientific management assumed that employees are primarily motivated by money.
Job ________ is a type of job enlargement that involves workers performing different tasks at the same level of complexity in a systematic way.

25 Clues: Measures the level of output per worker. • Occurs when staff work with fellow employees. • The desire, effort and passion to achieve something. • Are the rewards received in addition to a worker's wages or salaries. • The desires necessary to make people feel safe and stable. (Two words) • The human need to be accepted as part of a friendship group or family. • ...

Industrial Revolution 2024-11-18

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A neglected condition in industrial cities that led to health issues and later reforms to improve living standards.
Early steps toward production without direct human intervention, with machines capable of performing repetitive tasks.
A railway vehicle powered by steam engines, revolutionizing the transportation of goods and people.
A revolutionary transportation system that facilitated the fast movement of goods and people, driven by steam locomotives.
Class An emerging social group composed of merchants, industrialists, and professionals who thrived due to economic growth.
The growth and development of cities as a result of mass migration of people from rural areas to factories.
Watt Scottish engineer and inventor whose improvement of the steam engine was crucial in driving the Industrial Revolution.
Bridge An innovation in civil engineering, the world's first iron bridge was built in 1779 in England, symbolizing advancements in metallurgy.
The replacement of manual tools with machinery, which increased efficiency in production.
A key energy source during the Industrial Revolution, used to power machines and locomotives, thanks to the invention of the steam engine.
The central place of mass production, where machinery and a large number of workers were employed.

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The process of developing new technologies and production methods that characterized this era.
A movement of workers who opposed mechanization, destroying machines because they considered them responsible for job losses.
A workers' organization created to defend their rights and improve labor conditions against employers.
Sites for the extraction of coal and minerals essential for energy and materials needed during the Industrial Revolution.
An economic system that solidified during the Industrial Revolution, based on private ownership and the pursuit of profit.
A primary energy source used to power steam engines and industrial furnaces.
The social class composed of wage-earning factory workers, which emerged with the rise of industrialization.
The process of economic and social transformation that involves shifting from an agriculture-based economy to one based on industry and manufacturing.
Revolution The period preceding the Industrial Revolution, characterized by advances in farming techniques that freed labor for factories.
A key industry during the first phase of the Industrial Revolution, especially in England, driven by inventions like the flying shuttle.

21 Clues: A primary energy source used to power steam engines and industrial furnaces. • The replacement of manual tools with machinery, which increased efficiency in production. • The process of developing new technologies and production methods that characterized this era. • ...

PMLS Activity 2025-01-26

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- Controlled sites designed to isolate waste from the environment.
- Icon indicating infectious or hazardous materials.
- Process of sterilizing waste using steam under pressure.
- Elimination of all microorganisms from waste or tools.
- Non-hazardous waste not contaminated with infectious or toxic substances.
- Guidelines to ensure hygiene and waste management in facilities.
- Any material or organism capable of spreading diseases.
- Effects of human activities or waste on ecosystems.
- Strategies to reduce waste generation and promote efficiency.
- Hazardous waste containing metals like mercury or lead.
- Expired or contaminated drugs, vaccines, or medicines.
- Labeling waste bins with specific colors to identify the type of waste.
- Organic waste that decomposes through natural processes.
- Using microwave radiation to disinfect waste at high temperatures.
- Using chemicals like chlorine to kill pathogens in waste.
- Transforming used materials into new products to reduce waste.
- Thermal decomposition of waste in the absence of oxygen.
- Materials harmful to living organisms or ecosystems.
- Process of separating different types of waste at the source.
- Waste posing risks to health, safety, or the environment.
- Substances that can damage tissues, metals, or other materials.

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- Cancer-treatment medications often present in hazardous waste.
- Items capable of puncturing or cutting, such as needles or scalpels.
- Waste materials containing or exposed to radionuclides.
- Waste containing tissues, body fluids, or organs from medical procedures.
- Reducing microorganisms to safe levels on surfaces or materials.
- Items that ignite easily and pose a fire hazard.
- Sealing hazardous waste in containers to prevent exposure.
- Mixing waste with cement and other materials to prevent contamination.
- Measures to protect workers from health and safety risks.
- Materials that do not break down naturally over time.
- Discarded chemicals from sterilization, disinfection, or laboratory use.
- Waste collection containers marked by color to ensure proper segregation.
- Strategy to purchase environmentally friendly products to minimize waste.
- Materials containing radioactive isotopes from medical use.
- Materials contaminated with pathogens capable of causing diseases.
- Waste containing toxic effects on living cells, often from chemotherapy drugs.
- Processes like recycling, composting, or energy generation from waste.
- Substances that may explode or release harmful reactions.
- Using materials again for their original or different purposes.

40 Clues: - Items that ignite easily and pose a fire hazard. • - Icon indicating infectious or hazardous materials. • - Effects of human activities or waste on ecosystems. • - Materials harmful to living organisms or ecosystems. • - Materials that do not break down naturally over time. • - Elimination of all microorganisms from waste or tools. • ...

UNIT 1-3 Crossword 2023-04-18

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prevention begins with diagnosis of disease or infectious process. Includes interventions to halt the disease. Screenings are a large part of thislevel of prevention (testicular exam, breast selfexam, colonoscopy, mammogram, etc.)
thinking: Purposeful and outcome-oriented
information is based on the client’s opinion. Some refer to this type of information as "symptoms". This usually includes feelings of physical discomfort, anxiety, and mental stress that are more difficult to measure
information includes data that the nurse can verify; it is also known as “signs.” A physical assessment provides this data. The terms check, observe, monitor, weigh, measure, and smell, touch, and hear provide cues that you maybe involved in this data collection
involves assisting the RN in the development of nursing diagnosis, goals, and interventions for a client’s plan of care while maintaining client safety.
a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.
prevention occurs before there is disease or dysfunction. exercise, basic hygiene, dental exams, immunizations
prevention is also known as health restoration. nursing care is directed towards rehabilitation and restoring the person to an optimum level of functioning (rehab or physical therapy)

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this approach is used in nursing. it combines physical aspects, psychological, social, environmental, and cognitive aspects as well
Entails purposeful, informed, outcome-focused (results-oriented) thinking that requires careful identification of the problems, issues, and risks involved (e.g., deciding whether a client needs one or more staff to move him from bed to chair in a manner that is safe for both client and staff). uses logic and intuition
compares the actual outcomes of nursing care with the expected outcomes, which are then communicated to members of the health care team.
is a systematic gathering and review of information about the client, which is communicated to appropriate members of the health team.
this is the step of the nursing process in which nursing diagnoses are developed by the RN
is the provision of required nursing care to accomplish established client goals

14 Clues: thinking: Purposeful and outcome-oriented • a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. • is the provision of required nursing care to accomplish established client goals • this is the step of the nursing process in which nursing diagnoses are developed by the RN • ...

¿Cómo se llama? 2019-07-08

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spit; When rotating through the toothbrushing station, you will ask the kids to spit out their water residue after properly brushing their teeth. Bring a smile to their faces!
blood pressure; You will be asked to calculate the patients' blood pressure when arriving at the Mobile Clinics in order to differentiate between low, normal, and high blood pressure.
education; poor infrastructure communities don't have access to quality education often due to lack of accessibility.
medicine; It focuses on access to free healthcare such as mobile clinics and patient follow-ups, as well as preventive medicine such as educational workshops.
thank you; Always be kind and respectful to the patients. Making them feel comfortable helps build trust between the community and the organization.
name; Get to know the community by talking directly with them. Introduce yourself and create conversations.
scale; in the triage station, ask the patients to step on the scale in order to get an accurate weight.

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stand up; When seeing patients in the Doctor station, you will often have to ask the patient to stand up in order to examine them properly. Do so in a respectful manner.
sit down; When rotating between patients, ask them to sit down once they get to the triage, doctor, or dentist stations.
sick; Patients will often come sick, please take the necessary precautions such as always wearing gloves and a mask when helping them.
development; It offers easier access to basic everyday needs. These include staircases, school projects, water projects, and hygiene projects.
doctor; You will be assigned to a station with a local doctor. Don't be afraid to ask any questions, they will be happy to help you learn and understand the patients' needs.
water; a basic necessity that Medlife focuses on communities for not only it's accessibility but cleanliness as well.
help; Offer your help to the doctors whenever you get in and out of the stations.

14 Clues: help; Offer your help to the doctors whenever you get in and out of the stations. • scale; in the triage station, ask the patients to step on the scale in order to get an accurate weight. • name; Get to know the community by talking directly with them. Introduce yourself and create conversations. • ...

¿Cómo se llama? 2019-07-08

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name; Get to know the community by talking directly with them. Introduce yourself and create conversations.
thank you; Always be kind and respectful to the patients. Making them feel comfortable helps build trust between the community and the organization.
stand up; When seeing patients in the Doctor station, you will often have to ask the patient to stand up in order to examine them properly. Do so in a respectful manner.
help; Offer your help to the doctors whenever you get in and out of the stations.
medicine; It focuses on access to free healthcare such as mobile clinics and patient follow-ups, as well as preventive medicine such as educational workshops.
development; It offers easier access to basic everyday needs. These include staircases, school projects, water projects, and hygiene projects.
sit down; When rotating between patients, ask them to sit down once they get to the triage, doctor, or dentist stations.
sick; Patients will often come sick, please take the necessary precautions such as always wearing gloves and a mask when helping them.

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scale; in the triage station, ask the patients to step on the scale in order to get an accurate weight.
blood pressure; You will be asked to calculate the patients' blood pressure when arriving at the Mobile Clinics in order to differentiate between low, normal, and high blood pressure.
spit; When rotating through the toothbrushing station, you will ask the kids to spit out their water residue after properly brushing their teeth. Bring a smile to their faces!
water; a basic necessity that Medlife focuses on communities for not only it's accessibility but cleanliness as well.
education; poor infrastructure communities don't have access to quality education often due to lack of accessibility.
doctor; You will be assigned to a station with a local doctor. Don't be afraid to ask any questions, they will be happy to help you learn and understand the patients' needs.

Nan Practices What She Learned About Hygiene 2022-01-14

Nan Practices What She Learned About Hygiene crossword puzzle

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small pieces of dead skin in a person’s hair
Another name for sweat
something you put on your skin, under your arms, to stop you from smelling
smoother and easier to manage

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germs we cannot see with our eyes
a liquid or cream used to make your hair

6 Clues: Another name for sweat • smoother and easier to manage • germs we cannot see with our eyes • a liquid or cream used to make your hair • small pieces of dead skin in a person’s hair • something you put on your skin, under your arms, to stop you from smelling

Personal Hygiene, General Service and Preparation, and Food Handling 2024-03-16

Personal Hygiene, General Service and Preparation, and Food Handling crossword puzzle

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A type of foodborne illness caused by consuming contaminated food or drinks
The temperature zone at which harmful bacteria can grow quickly in perishable foods is referred to as ______ zone
Kitchen tool used to chop vegetables or meat
A container used to measure liquids or ingredients
To properly thaw frozen foods, do not leave them at ____ temperature

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Proper washing of hands before handling food
A harmful bacteria that can be found in undercooked poultry and eggs
To prevent cross-contamination, use separate cutting boards for meat and ____
A small, bristly brush used for cleaning fruits and vegetables

9 Clues: Proper washing of hands before handling food • Kitchen tool used to chop vegetables or meat • A container used to measure liquids or ingredients • A small, bristly brush used for cleaning fruits and vegetables • A harmful bacteria that can be found in undercooked poultry and eggs • To properly thaw frozen foods, do not leave them at ____ temperature • ...

EUROPE AND RUSSIA 2021-02-07

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blasting substance
Europe's neighbor
Spanish speaking country
new process caused unemployment
port city in Germany
Dublin's country
Portugal's continent
golf prop
bullfight cheer
farm vehicle
"O give __ home" (2 words)
land unit
caused by repeated bad harvests
spanish woman
leave your country to go to another
second world war
spanish water
small
Important European island country
war to end all wars
Sea below Europe
mountains separating Europe from Asia
church bench
passed with flying colors
Cattle feed
napoleon ___
disease caused by poor hygiene
pickup truck feature
summer coolers
Swiss city
and so on...
Country on two continents
farm animals
prayer finale
The country of Paris
woman in France
rowing device
Moscow's country
Atlas Chart
Help!
no food
___ day at a time
fired a gun
slippery fish
Singer Willie __
animal docs
month before dec.
school vehicle
trucker's vehicle
slippery fish
French friend
Athen's country

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map guide
canned fish
nap in Spanish
kitty sound
original thought
lawn starter
School subj.
Opposite of ENE
fiesta need
westernmost Scandinavian country
Joan of ___
Solid water
Most western European country
love in Italian
city of the Vatican
birch or cedar
D-Day beach
hearing organs
pigs home
French 'farewell'
Germany's eastern neighbor
stag's mate
spanish party
compass points
Pope _ II calling for a holy war
boot peninsula
Italian seaport
Christmas month
Lamb's mother
didn't tell the truth
omelet's ingredient
"__ Hard" Bruce Willis film
port many left Europe from
military conflict
political and religious ill-treatment
Country responsible for two world wars
compass pt.
numero __
European war against Muslims
the Swiss mountains
complete
bro's sibling
Johnny ___
___and then
language spoken in Paris
coyotes hideaway
grooms response (2 words)
Vienna's country
have debt
spanish river
French for water
Stokholm native
Norwegian capital and port
Rural business
Mediterranean ___

107 Clues: small • Help! • no food • complete • map guide • golf prop • pigs home • land unit • numero __ • have debt • Swiss city • Johnny ___ • canned fish • kitty sound • fiesta need • Joan of ___ • Solid water • D-Day beach • stag's mate • Cattle feed • compass pt. • ___and then • Atlas Chart • fired a gun • animal docs • lawn starter • School subj. • farm vehicle • church bench • napoleon ___ • and so on... • farm animals • spanish party • ...

Chapter 4 Oral Health and Preventive Techniques 2021-10-25

Chapter 4 Oral Health and Preventive Techniques crossword puzzle

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Bad breath
Stage where tooth has erupted into the oral cavity, absorption rate of topical fluoride is highest at this stage
Toothbrush Powered by electricity or batteries; the toothbrush moves while merely being held by the individual
Effect that inhabits the growth of acids responsible for decay
Abnormal dryness of the mouth and may be due to radiation or chemotherapy treatments
Another word for decay or cavities
The toothpaste used with brushing and flossing for patient oral hygiene self care
A small hand-held brush with soft nylon bristles twisted in wire and adapted into a handle
Fluoride that is directly applied to the teeth; this fluoride only penetrates the outer layer of the tooth enamel; available as a gel, rinse, foam, and liquid
Fluoride Poisoning that is RARE; occurs when large amounts of fluoride are ingested, inhaled, or absorbed into the body at one time
_________ Device that uses water to flush away debris from orthodontic brackets and other prosthetic devices
When excessive amounts of fluoride disturbs the normal pattern of development; occurs during preeruption stage
The process of adding fluoride to the water supply
Fluoride Poisoning that is the ingestion of high fluoride levels in the water or combinations of several fluoride sources over a period of time

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Used to remove plaque and debris from under fixed bridges, orthodontic wires, and retainers
Enamel Discolorations; another name for dental fluorosis
The enamel shows varying degrees of white areas or brown lines
Minerals, calcium, and phosphate are lost from the enamel surface
Dental Stimulator A device placed into the interproximal area that is angled toward the occlusal surface and rotated in a circular pattern
Occurs when the minerals are replaced in the tooth
A sticky mass that contains bacteria and grows in colonies on the teeth
Fluoride that is ingested and then circulated through the body to developing teeth; includes fluoridated water, foods with fluoride, fluoride tablets, and drops
Toothbrush Powered by the human hand
Stage before teeth have erupted into the mouth, systemic fluoride affects the tooth at this stage
Y-shaped device with a handle used by some individuals to hold the floss tightly
Inflammation of the gingival tissue

26 Clues: Bad breath • Another word for decay or cavities • Inflammation of the gingival tissue • Toothbrush Powered by the human hand • Occurs when the minerals are replaced in the tooth • The process of adding fluoride to the water supply • Enamel Discolorations; another name for dental fluorosis • The enamel shows varying degrees of white areas or brown lines • ...

Earthquake Preparedness 2013-10-23

Earthquake Preparedness crossword puzzle

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You should include feminine hygiene in the _________ kits for female members of the family.
You should make sure there are ____ areas in each room of your house.
What item will protect you if an earthquake occurs while at the grocery store?
A shovel, flashlight, tissues and ____ _______ are necessities of items you should keep in your car. (two words)
What type of shower doors are not safe?
You should ____ your food storage
____ your brain!
Each ______ of the family should have their own emergency kit.
You should never _____ or enter a building during an earthquake.
You should keep drug ___________ on you at all times for the medications that you take.
One of the most important things to do during an earthquake is to stay ____!
What can you use to make a porta-potty?
Keeping this item in your vehicle will help you if you are stuck.
If an earthquake occurs while you are driving you _________ leave your car. (two words)
You should keep a case of ____ in your vehicle, covered with a space blanket at all times.

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Often times, you will only have ____ minutes to gather your things when you are alarmed by police that you need to evacuate.
There are so many episodes to ____________!
You should also have a ____ for pets to stay somewhere in the event of evacuation.
In case of phones tying up, you should have what type of contact available? (three words)
Turn your ____ toward the glass.
Squat and cover your ____.
You should pack _____________ for children in their emergency kits.
How much water should you have per person, per day, available? (two words)
You should take the water out of your car if it gets more than luke warm because of ________ that will grow.
You should make sure you have these extra items for the flashlight in your car?
You should make sure your water heater is always ______.
You should include items you use on a _____ _____ in your food storage. (two words)
A ______ in the middle of a room or outside is a great structure to hold on to during an earthquake.
When you smell or hear gas you should _______ the meter. (two words)
What is a good place to stable yourself if you are on campus inside a building?

30 Clues: ____ your brain! • Squat and cover your ____. • Turn your ____ toward the glass. • You should ____ your food storage • What type of shower doors are not safe? • What can you use to make a porta-potty? • There are so many episodes to ____________! • You should make sure your water heater is always ______. • Each ______ of the family should have their own emergency kit. • ...

Region of Peel's Water 2013-11-29

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______ Activated Carbon is used to filter out the dirt that is suspended in the water
Water that leaves our water treatment facility is safe for ________
________is added to our drinking water to help build strong teeth and dental hygiene
Waste water is first past through a copper _______ when it arrives at the waste water treatment facility
When water falls from clouds
_____ and snow are examples of precipitation
The aeration tank pumps oxygen into the water to help the friendly ________ breakdown any remaining scum or sludge
________ is converted to Ozone at the water treatment facility
The process the Region of Peel uses to filter water is called _________
There is a screen at the mouth of the _______ pipe in the lake to keep out larger objects
The Membrane Filter is cleaned by __________, where water is pumped backwards through the filters
In some parts of Caledon people get their drinking water from _________
Large ______ are used to transport waste water from your homes to the Region of Peel's treatment facility
After the aeration tank the water goes to a _________ tank, where bacteria sinks to the bottom
Water is sent to everyone's ________ in the Region of Peel after it is cleaned for drinking
The primary ________ tanks in waste water process is to let the sludge sink to the bottom and the scum float to the top

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After water evaporates, this occurs in the sky
Wells take fresh water from the ______ for people to drink
When the sun heats the water this invisible process occurs
The incinerator’s _____ is collected and placed in a lagoon, which gives it a reddish colour
_________ is skimmed off of the top of the tanks of waste water using a slow moving bridge
Water is suctioned through a _________ Filter to remove any remaining particles
At the ______ _______ treatment facility water is cleaned and returned to the lake
The driving force for the natural water cycle
The Region of Peel's source of drinking water is _______ Ontario
_________ gas is pumped into the water to kill any bacteria.
________is added to water before it goes out to people’s homes, to ensure freshness
This is removed from the settling tanks and incinerated with the scum
Chlorine is used to keep ________ from clogging up the intake pipe

29 Clues: When water falls from clouds • _____ and snow are examples of precipitation • The driving force for the natural water cycle • After water evaporates, this occurs in the sky • Wells take fresh water from the ______ for people to drink • When the sun heats the water this invisible process occurs • _________ gas is pumped into the water to kill any bacteria. • ...

City of Langley OH&S 2015-03-30

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Force liquid or gas into the body.
Facing a hazardous agent.
A set of related steps.
Personal health habits.
A substance that dissolves other substances.
A regular and careful check of a workplace.
An unwanted and harmful material.
The interaction between people and work environment.
An area or location where the probability of injury is high – 2 words.
A condition in which body temperature drops.
Breathing in of an airborne gas
A physical factor that may cause harm.
Analyzing information about an incident.
A statement of committee functions.
Happens over time due to repetitive use on and ongoing basis – 3 words.
A step-by-step description.
Short for “Material Safety Data Sheet”.
Taking of every reasonable precaution – 2 words.
A serious injury that is life-threatening.
Harmful or poisonous.
Detailed procedures for responding to an emergency – 2 words
The immediate care given to a person who is injured or ill – 2 words.
Recognized principles to reduce accidents.
Measures designed to eliminate or reduce hazards.
The make-up of air surrounding a worker – 2 words.
A material capable of catching fire and burning.
The probability of a worker suffering an injury.
An area which is not designed for continuous human occupancy with limited openings.

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A set of physical reactions.
Swallowing of a substance.
The sum of all tasks.
Connecting the earth to electrical devices.
Fine particles that form harmful vapours.
Death resulting from an accident.
A statement of intent and a coordinated management action plan.
Short for “Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System”.
The breakdown of a material or substance.
Overheating of the body – 2 words.
Short for “Personal Protective Equipment”.
To force shut down for maintenance, repair or other reasons.
A design to ensure and maintain a safe and healthy workplace – 4 words.
Deficiencies and lack of adequate organizational controls – 2 words.
A payment received as a result of injury.
Maintenance of a work environment.
Supplying and exhausting air.
The process of gathering and analyzing information.
A substance capable of producing an explosion.
A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
A harmful chemical substance that affects the body.
A substance that will burn the skin or eyes.
An event resulting in harm.

51 Clues: The sum of all tasks. • Harmful or poisonous. • A set of related steps. • Personal health habits. • Facing a hazardous agent. • Swallowing of a substance. • A step-by-step description. • An event resulting in harm. • A set of physical reactions. • Supplying and exhausting air. • Breathing in of an airborne gas • Death resulting from an accident. • An unwanted and harmful material. • ...

The Blood Of Olympus 2014-10-30

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Large river that runs through Rome, said to be able to wash away greek blessings.
Flying ship made to do the Quest of Seven.
30-40 foot tall beings created to kill the gods and other powerful creatures, can only be killed by a god and demigod working together.
Son of Zeus, main character who goes on the Quest of Seven.
Title of the book
Goddess of victory.
Goddess of Hygiene, protector of Asclepius.
Giant pit which contains, Killed monsters, Cronus, Chaos, Darkness, And most Titans.
God of the underworld, Hazel and Nico's dad.
Villain of the story, son of Apollo.
Giant born to destroy the fates, Most important part of the Gaea ceremony.
Larger of the two greek peninsula.
Ancient citadel of Athens, Gaea awoke here.
Founders of rome.
Forty foot tall statue of athena that stood in the parthenon, brought peace between the Greeks and Romans.
Camp for Greek Demigods
Author of the book
3 women who weave the strains of fate into the universe.
God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad.
Goddess of sea storms percy runs into during a massive storm
Ancient catapults made to launch large objects long distances.

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Half snake half human beings banished to the undergrounds of Athens.
Pipers Dagger, can see the future
Lord of the winds.
Protagonist, son of Poseidon.
God of quick, violent war, Franks father.
Goddess of the sprit of war, Reyna's mom.
God of beauty, Piper's mom.
Serum that can cure death, used on Leo Valdez.
Greek island, home to Odysseus.
Large human like creatures with incredible power. (Evil)
Minor god of Medicine, Created Philosophers cure for Leo.
King of the giants, born to kill zeus.
Lord of the gods, god of the heavens.
Girl Leo gets banished to an island with and Falls in love with her.
Normal sized horses which have wings and can fly.
Goddess of war stagy, Annabeth's mom.
Goddess of Marriage, Erased Jason and Percy memories to save the world.
Camp for Roman Demigods
Satyre who helps deliver the athena parthenos to Camp Half-Blood

40 Clues: Title of the book • Founders of rome. • Lord of the winds. • Author of the book • Goddess of victory. • Camp for Roman Demigods • Camp for Greek Demigods • God of beauty, Piper's mom. • Protagonist, son of Poseidon. • Greek island, home to Odysseus. • Pipers Dagger, can see the future • Larger of the two greek peninsula. • God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad. • ...

Motivation 2014-05-18

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This occurs when managers pass on responsibility to their subordinates.
His principles of scientific management assumed that employees are primarily motivated by money.
Job _________ refers to broadening or increasing the number of tasks that an employee performs.
An output-based payment systems whereby workers are paid a certain amount of money based on their level of output.
The human need to be accepted as part of a friendship group or family.
A kind of motivation occurs when people engage in an activity out of their own desire.
Involves granting workers the authority to be in charge of their own jobs and to execute their own ideas.
The government allows people to earn a certain amount of money before they pay income tax is known as ...
A man who found that effective team leader strive to accomplish challenging tasks, build teams and develop the individual.
Occurs when staff work with fellow employees.
A kind of motivation occurs when people participate in an activity because of the benefits and rewards associated with doing so.
He devised Theory X & Theory Y to represent the different assumptions that managers have about their employees.

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Job _______ involves giving workers more complex and challenging tasks to exploit their potential.
Are the rewards received in addition to a worker's wages or salaries.
One way to pay in performance-related pay. Paid to staff who complete their employment contracts.
Measures the level of output per worker.
The desires necessary to make people feel safe and stable. (Two words)
He investigated the factors that caused satisfaction and dissatisfaction at work.
Salaries are an example of _______ ________ payment systems. (Two words)
Job ________ is a type of job enlargement that involves workers performing different tasks at the same level of complexity in a systematic way.
In the _______ _______ of team working, these managers were put into different teams and given a series of psychometric tests and complex exercises.
One category of financial motivation is time-based payment systems which rewards staff based on the time they devote to their work.
Are factors that can lead to the psychological growth of workers and hence increase satisfaction and performance at work.
_______ factors are aspects of work that do not motivate but must be net to prevent dissatisfaction.
The desire, effort and passion to achieve something.

Motivation 2014-05-18

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Are the rewards received in addition to a worker's wages or salaries.
A kind of motivation occurs when people participate in an activity because of the benefits and rewards associated with doing so.
Salaries are an example of _______ ________ payment systems. (Two words)
Involves granting workers the authority to be in charge of their own jobs and to execute their own ideas.
Occurs when staff work with fellow employees.
He devised Theory X & Theory Y to represent the different assumptions that managers have about their employees.
Measures the level of output per worker.
The desire, effort and passion to achieve something.
_______ factors are aspects of work that do not motivate but must be net to prevent dissatisfaction.
In the _______ _______ of team working, these managers were put into different teams and given a series of psychometric tests and complex exercises.
The government allows people to earn a certain amount of money before they pay income tax is known as ...
Job ________ is a type of job enlargement that involves workers performing different tasks at the same level of complexity in a systematic way.
A man who found that effective team leader strive to accomplish challenging tasks, build teams and develop the individual.
An output-based payment systems whereby workers are paid a certain amount of money based on their level of output.
The human need to be accepted as part of a friendship group or family.
His principles of scientific management assumed that employees are primarily motivated by money.

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He investigated the factors that caused satisfaction and dissatisfaction at work.
This occurs when managers pass on responsibility to their subordinates.
One category of financial motivation is time-based payment systems which rewards staff based on the time they devote to their work.
The desires necessary to make people feel safe and stable. (Two words)
Job _______ involves giving workers more complex and challenging tasks to exploit their potential.
One way to pay in performance-related pay. Paid to staff who complete their employment contracts.
Are factors that can lead to the psychological growth of workers and hence increase satisfaction and performance at work.
Job _________ refers to broadening or increasing the number of tasks that an employee performs.
A kind of motivation occurs when people engage in an activity out of their own desire.

CNA Review, Part 1 2014-05-22

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a resident assessment that must be done within 14 days of admission, yearly and with a significant change; information gathered helps write the care plan
required 75 hours of training or CNAs
If a resident has a concern that is not met and the problem is not resolved, he/she may contact a trained individual
N0 CPR
Registered nurse
discarded after each use
hygiene single most important thing that you can do to prevent the spread of infection
all employers must have a written plan which details ways to eliminate or reduce employees to infectious waste. This is known as a/an_____________Control Plan.
activities of daily living
process of exchanging information with others
if you do not know how to communicate with a person, you may need to check the ____________ ____________
form of communication without using words
sharps/infectious waste are disposed of in a _____________container
a person given 6 months or less to live may receive this care
process occurs every 9-15 months to make sure long-term care facilities follow state/federal regulations; determine if quality of care if being given
persons living in long-term care
information that you see, hear, touch, or smell

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an individual on isolation or transmission-based precautions may be
Appoints someone to make medical decisions
pathogens or microorganisms found in human blood that can cause infections/diseases in humans
an illness or disease gradual in onset, with no known cure
a person is expected to die from an illness
a person can make ______________choices about a doctor, care, treatment, as well as what to wear, and what they desire to participate in
writing down your nursing observations is called charting or ____________
movement, facial expressions, and posture can express different attitudes/emotions; ___________language
inadequate fluid intake can result in
nurse transfers authority to you
to keep private things private
______________director plans events to help residents socialize
a federal government agency that makes rules to protect workers from hazards on the job
a legal document that allows a person to choose what medical care they wish to receive if they cannot make their own decisions. This is an advanced _________________.
when applying PPE, which includes a gown, the gloves are pulled _____________the sleeve

32 Clues: N0 CPR • Registered nurse • discarded after each use • activities of daily living • to keep private things private • nurse transfers authority to you • persons living in long-term care • required 75 hours of training or CNAs • inadequate fluid intake can result in • form of communication without using words • Appoints someone to make medical decisions • ...

Be Someone You Would Be Proud To Know 2014-09-18

Be Someone You Would Be Proud To Know crossword puzzle

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the ability to act first or on one's own
The state of feeling grateful.
favorably disposed attitude toward someone or something
The state of being punctual
The quality of being truthful
the ability to cope with difficult situations, or unusual problems
The habit or characteristic of doing things without delay.
the good attitude/behaviour displayed by players of a game; fairness, determination, winning or losing gracefully
Work with an another person or in a team.
the quality that allows someone to continue trying to do something even though it is difficult
the property of being cleanly, or habitually clean; good hygiene
An obligation of a party to perform an assigned job and to be held accountable for the outcome of the results.
reliance on one's own powers and resources rather than those of others.
acting generously
The quality of being obedient.
The act or an instance of considering
the ability to control oneself, in particular one's emotions and desires or the expression of them in one's behavior, especially in difficult situations
The ability to allow for the beliefs or practices of others.
free from bias or injustice

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The state of being vested with the rights, privileges, and duties of a citizen in a country.
The state of being peaceful.
The act, quality, or condition of being honest; to be truthful
The act of being polite.
The state or quality of being unique or one-of-a-kind.
the ability to pursue what one thinks is right despite temptations to abandon it.
excellence of manners or social conduct; polite behavior.
The quality of being patient.
not influenced or controlled by others in matters of opinion, conduct, etc.; thinking or acting for oneself:
belief in oneself and one's powers or abilities
The characteristic of being respectful.
The characteristic of being dependable; the ability to be depended upon.
faithfulness or devotion to some person, cause or nation
being kind
The state of being neat.
the state or degree of being ready
love of one's own country
the state of being joyful
quality of a confident character

38 Clues: being kind • acting generously • The act of being polite. • The state of being neat. • love of one's own country • the state of being joyful • The state of being punctual • free from bias or injustice • The state of being peaceful. • The quality of being truthful • The quality of being patient. • The state of feeling grateful. • The quality of being obedient. • ...

Parts of Skin and Eyes 2023-10-14

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The deepest layer of skin
Bubble of fluid formed on the skin
keeps eyes moist
The upper and outermost layer of skin
use of extreme cold to freeze and remove abnormal tissue
transparent part of eye
condition when retina pulls away from its normal position at the back of the eye
small aperture located in the centre of the iris
General skin disease which can be seen from red rash and itchiness
colored portion of the eye
Maintaining cleanliness and health
A homeostatic process that maintain internal body temperature
an extension of the central nervous system in the eye
white portion of the eye
when the naturally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy
produces fluid in the eye called aqueous humor

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Proteins that bind skin cells to one another
human eye possesses a single large lens whereas insect eyes have many small lenses, having one lens per eye subunit
To protect the body from heat and regulates body temperature
what you can see to each side or up and down without moving your head
loss of peripheral vision
Soft tissues in the body that helps us move
the part of your eye that processes what you see directly in front of you (your central vision)
A condition where the skin gets burnt from the sun
a surgery to remove the lens of the eye and replace it with artificial lens
largest Organ in our body
Condition where the pores on the skin get clogged
Condition where the skin inflammation causes it to get dry and itchy
The thickest layer of skin
Substance in the body that gives the skin color
Cords in your body that carries electrical impulses to the brain
provides nutrients to the eye and helps keeps its shape
visual organ found in arthropods such as insects and crustaceans
the central retinal artery and vein, and their branches
A skin condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the skin cells
Branch of medicine dealing with the skin
innermost layer of the eye
body organ that we use to see
The measurement of heat/cold
A condition where the immune system reacts abnormally towards something

40 Clues: keeps eyes moist • transparent part of eye • white portion of the eye • The deepest layer of skin • loss of peripheral vision • largest Organ in our body • The thickest layer of skin • colored portion of the eye • innermost layer of the eye • The measurement of heat/cold • body organ that we use to see • Bubble of fluid formed on the skin • Maintaining cleanliness and health • ...

Agents of Disease 2023-10-09

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action of making a person or animal resistant to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
widespread occurrence of an infectious disease over a whole country or the world at a particular time
bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease
member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms which have cell walls but lack organelles and an organized nucleus, including some that can cause disease
disease caused by a pathogenic organism
in which a parasite or commensal organism lives
organism, typically a biting insect or tick, that transmits a pathogen, disease, or parasite from one animal or plant to another
person or animal that transmits a disease-causing organism to others, especially without themselves displaying symptoms
medicine (such as penicillin or its derivatives) that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms
single-celled organism of the kingdom Protista, such as a protozoan or simple alga
resulting from or showing the effect of mutation
substance used to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness
any of a group of spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter, including molds, yeast, mushrooms, and toadstools

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simple, nonflowering, and typically aquatic plant of a large group that includes the seaweeds and many single-celled forms
phylum or group of phyla that comprises the single-celled microscopic animals, which include amoebas, flagellates, ciliates, sporozoans, and many other forms
A microorganism
submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism
widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
organism that lives in or on an organism of another species (its host) and benefits by deriving nutrients at the other's expense
disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant, especially one that has a known cause and a distinctive group of symptoms, signs, or anatomical changes
sudden or violent start of something unwelcome, such as disease
Loss of susceptibility of bacteria to the killing or growth-inhibiting properties of an antibiotic agent
communication of disease from one person to another by close contact

24 Clues: A microorganism • disease caused by a pathogenic organism • in which a parasite or commensal organism lives • resulting from or showing the effect of mutation • bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease • sudden or violent start of something unwelcome, such as disease • communication of disease from one person to another by close contact • ...

Jazz Age: 1920s 2023-11-01

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An organization that battled against segregation and discrimination against African Americans
A group that most wanted to restrict immigrants by using threats and violent attacks
An attempt to arrest foreign anarchists, communists, and radical leftists
A bribery scandal where the Ohio Gang and the President had leased Navy reserves to private oil companies
5 nations agreed to limit their navy
This occurred after prohibition was placed, even though people expected it to die down because of it
Artistic development, racial pride, and a political organized organization was called this
The act that created taxes on products that were brought from Europe
The line of assembling automobiles; created by Henry Ford
Many appliances and items were being producted very quickly and in strong numbers, what is this called?
The president during the 1920s
The political policy that promotes the interests of native-born over those of immigrants
The friends of the President, that were being involved in financial scandals
The device that was very popular during the 1920s, and was mass producted, and considered a "luxury item"
The banning of alcohol

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Many companies used this to get customers to purchase their products
A pact that made it illegal to declare war
These immigrant men were arrested for murder because they were anarchists
People that would illegally sell alcohol
Secret bars that people would go to after prohibition was enforced
The last name of the man that invented the line of automobile assembly
An agreement with France, Britain, Germany, and America to help Germany pay war debts
Women that wore short skirts and bobbed hair, were considered rebellious in the 1920s
The big scare of communism, where Americans accused immigrants of importing socialist and communist ideas
Warren Harding attempted to restore economic growth by getting the government out of the economy, this is known as...
Many African Americans migrated from the rural south to industrial cities in the North
Something that Americans would use to purchase things, when they couldn't afford them
New products came to the market after disposable income rose, like hygiene and household cleaning products. What are these called?
A trial involving a teacher teaching the theory that man descended from animals
Remaining apart from other countries affairs

30 Clues: The banning of alcohol • The president during the 1920s • 5 nations agreed to limit their navy • People that would illegally sell alcohol • A pact that made it illegal to declare war • Remaining apart from other countries affairs • The line of assembling automobiles; created by Henry Ford • Secret bars that people would go to after prohibition was enforced • ...

New Hire Review 2023-04-03

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The Culture __________ Program is designed to engage Team Members in ensuring our culture is alive and growing.
Culture __________ is our annual survey empowering you to give feedback on our culture and your experience as a Whole Foods Market Team Member.
At Whole Foods Market, our Higher Purpose is to __________ People and the Planet.
Sourced for __________ supports workers, communities, and the environment.
The Job __________ is an annual self-assessment which is a written reflection of the past year, where you can highlight any successes, areas of opportunity, feedback received, and progress made on goals set at the beginning of the year.
These six core __________ are the backbone of our company culture and how we aspire to do business everyday.
Where can you find our company's personalized news, information, and your digital team member discount card can be viewed on its mobile app?
The original Whole Foods Market, opened on __________ 20, 1980, with 10,500 square feet and a staff of 19.
What is our mentorship program called?
__________ Planet, __________ Kids, and __________ Cities are three of our foundations.
What is our scheduling and time-keeping tool?

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On what holiday in 1981, did a flood damage our Austin store's inventory and equipment totaling about $400,000.
Team Members vote and Whole Foods Market gives to our local communities describes our Store __________ Program.
Hepatitis A, E.Coli, Norovirus, Salmonella, and Shigella are all forms of this type of illness, which if diagnosed, Team Members are required to stay out of work system-free for no less than 24 hours.
Wearing a name badge, appropriate uniform, non-slip shoes, and personal hygiene are all examples within our __________ code policy.
How long is an unpaid meal period?
5 points in 30 days = __________ Notice.
Schedules are posted __________ weeks in advance.
__________ is Wellesley's Store Trainer, Culture Champion Ambassador, and your new best friend!
Team Members who anticipate that they will be calling out sick for work must report to their Team Leader (or Shift Leader) __________ hours prior to the beginning of their shift.
In 2003, Whole Foods Market becomes America's First National Certified __________ Grocer.
Where do you go to view and manage your Pay, Time Off, Contact Information, Personal Information, Service Hours, Policies and more?
John Mackey is our founder and __________ Buechel is our current CEO.

23 Clues: How long is an unpaid meal period? • What is our mentorship program called? • 5 points in 30 days = __________ Notice. • What is our scheduling and time-keeping tool? • Schedules are posted __________ weeks in advance. • John Mackey is our founder and __________ Buechel is our current CEO. • Sourced for __________ supports workers, communities, and the environment. • ...

Employee Benefits 2024-03-25

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an employee can buy ownership in a company at a discounted price
flexible spending account allows you to use nontaxable money on certain out-of-pocket care costs
someone who relies on someone else for income and care
a formal request to an insurance company asking for a payment when the policyholder has an accident, illness, or injury
someone who receives money if an insured person dies
paid by percentage
family and medical leave act is a mandatory benefit which allows eligible employees to take up to 12 weeks off for unpaid leave for certain situations
provides money to pay for health care for illness, injury, or, in some cases, preventative care
required benefit is set at 6.2% that both the employee and employer must pay to prepare for retirement
provides payments for both liability and property insurance on a vehicle
programs that allow workers to choose the benefits that best meet their personal needs

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a salary-reduction retirement plan offered by a for-profit institution where the employer may match your contributions up to a certain percentage
provides payment to replace earnings during times when workers cannot work due to illness or injury
if you get injured at work and cannot work for a while, this mandatory employee benefit will help supplement the income you would be losing
cash set aside that can be used to cover the costs of unexpected expenses
a salary-reduction retirement plan offered by tax-exempt institution, such as a hospital or non-profit organization
employers may offer employee benefits in the form of products or services that add extra value for employees beyond earned wages
benefit of being paid for a day off such as: New Year’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas
paid time off can be earned by employees while they work
employer pays a portion of the premium to provide oral hygiene coverage for employees
requires the insured individual to pay a fixed percentage of the loss after the deductible has been paid
the risks covered and amount of money paid for losses under an insurance policy

22 Clues: paid by percentage • someone who receives money if an insured person dies • someone who relies on someone else for income and care • paid time off can be earned by employees while they work • an employee can buy ownership in a company at a discounted price • provides payments for both liability and property insurance on a vehicle • ...

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Beskyttelse mot plagsomme knott og mygg.
Et redskap for å fiske i elver og innsjøer.
En vanlig campingdestinasjon i Norge.
Klar, kaldt vann i fjellområdene.
Et allsidig verktøy som er praktisk på turen.
En ekspert som gir råd om utendørseventyr.
Kaffe tilberedt over åpen ild.
Beskyttelse mot skadelige UV-stråler.
En spesifikk plass for bållaging i naturen.
En bærbar bolig for friluftsliv.
En pause for mat og hvile ved bålet.
Utstyr for personlig hygiene i naturen.
En kontrollert ild for matlaging og varme.
En isolert bag for å holde mat og drikke kaldt.
En beholder for å transportere vann.
En utforskende tur til høyere terreng.
En eventyrlysten tur med kano.
En ryggsekk for å bære campingutstyr.
Områder som er beskyttet for å bevare naturen.
Et nødvendig verktøy for matlaging og andre oppgaver.
Robuste sko for terrengvandring.
En isolert madrass for å forhindre kulde fra bakken.
En beskyttelse mot irriterende insekter.

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Områder utenfor allfarvei, perfekt for camping.
Utstyr for matlaging over bål eller primus.
Et naturlig vannområde for bading og fiske.
En enkel overnattingsplass i fjellet.
Å leie en kano for padleturer.
En populær fiskemetode i Norges innsjøer og elver.
Et fiskeredskap som etterligner byttedyr.
Å tilberede mat over åpen flamme.
Kart som viser terreng og stier i området.
Strømmende vannvei som gir fiskemuligheter.
En varm sovepose for komfortabel søvn utendørs.
Et egnet sted for å svømme i naturens vann.
En båt for fisking i innsjøer og elver.
Et lysende verktøy for mørke netter i teltet.
Merkede stier som guider turgåere.
Å nyte naturen og utendørslivet.
Å bo i telt under friluftseventyr.
Klart vann for bading og avkjøling.
Å finne spiselige sopper i skogen.
En rack for å tørke våte klær og utstyr.
En smal båt for padling på innsjøer og elver.
Utstyr for å fange minner fra turen.
En krok brukt til å fange fisk.
En behagelig måte å sove utendørs på.
Å søke etter vilt for mat eller sport.
Nødvendig tillatelse for sportsfiske.
Å forberede måltider utendørs.
En enhet for matlaging over åpen flamme.
En bærbar gasskomfyr for matlaging i naturen.

52 Clues: Å leie en kano for padleturer. • Kaffe tilberedt over åpen ild. • En eventyrlysten tur med kano. • Å forberede måltider utendørs. • En krok brukt til å fange fisk. • Å nyte naturen og utendørslivet. • En bærbar bolig for friluftsliv. • Robuste sko for terrengvandring. • Klar, kaldt vann i fjellområdene. • Å tilberede mat over åpen flamme. • Merkede stier som guider turgåere. • ...

Feeding 2023-01-27

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This is where you secure the feeding tube to the person's garment.
These are provided by between meal snacks.
This happens when the abdomen is enlarge and swollen.
Food must be appetizing, each resident's dietary needs must be met, Hot food is served hot and cold foot is served cold, 3 meals a day, other foods are offered if the resident refuses food served: these are all _________ Dietary Requirements
Eating utensils that are curved, a plate with a guard, a cup with handles on each side, sippy cups are all examples of ______________.
Difficult swallowing
Who decides what food or fluid to start with when feeding a person
The backward flow of stomach contents into the mouth
How full the teaspoon should be when feeding
This is where A NG tube is inserted th
The numbers of this are used to help a visually impaired person locate food
If you were counting these, you leave your person in fowlers after they receive their tube feeding for 60 to 120

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Check items on the tray with those listed on the _________________
Your resident has juice, milk and water on his tray. How many straws do you need?
You place this over the person's chest when preparing to feed them.
This a major risk from feeding tubes
This is the type of dysphagia diet where food has no lumps and mounds on a plate like mashed potatoes
Assist the person to use the bathroom, provide oral care, position the person comfortably, Assisting with hand hygiene
Who is the person who checks a feeding tube for placement before a feeding?
This is the position you are in when feeding a resident
Too much of this in your diet can lead to swelling, increased heart workload, and disease of the heart, liver or kidneys
This a feeding tube that is inserted through a surgically created opening
Breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or object into the lungs
This is the utensil you use when feeding a resident
This is a key part of healthy eating for a diabetic patient
Your patient cannot eat or drink
This is the position you keep your resident after they received a tube feeding.
When food remains or is hidden in the mouth
This type nutrition is giving nutrients into the GI tract using a feeding tube

29 Clues: Difficult swallowing • Your patient cannot eat or drink • This a major risk from feeding tubes • This is where A NG tube is inserted th • These are provided by between meal snacks. • When food remains or is hidden in the mouth • How full the teaspoon should be when feeding • This is the utensil you use when feeding a resident • ...

To Kill a Mockingbird Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-04

To Kill a Mockingbird Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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"Shoot all the blue jays you want...but remember it's a sin to kill a ___" (Lee 90).
One of Scout's neighbors, her house burned down in a fire
Scout's aunt, Atticus' sister
Scout and Jem's cousin, Aunt Alexandra's grandson
Mayella Ewell's father, attempted to kill Scout and Jem
Boo Radley's older brother, almost shot Jem
"Don't pay no 'tention to Lula, she's ___ because Reverend Sykes...." (Lee 119).
She is the "victim" of the Robinson case, accuses Tom of raping her
Where Jem and Scout find gifts from Boo Radley
Tom Robinson's wife
The judge in the Robinson case
A black man who is accused of committing rape
The protagonist's father, a lawyer
"We asked Miss Stephanie to ____..." (160).
Scout's uncle, Atticus' brother
Miss Caroline ___ was Scout's first grade teacher
Her first name is Grace, she came up with the Halloween pageant idea
The practice of being unjust or unfair
Scout and Jem's friend, his full name is Charles Baker Harris
Understanding and entering into another's feelings
"Boo" Radley, saved Scout and Jem from Bob Ewell

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"The ____ never took anything they can't pay back" (Lee 20).
"Putting his life's history on display for the ___ of the neighborhood" (49)
"The Maycomb jail was the most ___ and hideous of the county's buildings" (150).
"I felt the starched walls of pink cotton ___ closing in on me..." (136).
Scout's classmate, gave a presentation about Hitler
A cantankerous old lady, was also a morphine addict
"...when debate became more ___ than professional..." (171).
"'Called 'em off on a snipe hunt,' was the ___ answer" (151).
The ancestral home/farm for Scout's family
The main setting of the book; a county
The protagonist of the book
"...we were not to play an ___ game he had seen us playing..." (49)
The protagonist's older brother
The sheriff of Maycomb county
"...but I took ___ at Mrs. Dubose's assessment of the family's mental hygiene" (102).
"With these attributes, however, he would not remain as ___ as we wished him to..." (89).
"She was never bored, and given the slightest chance she would exercise her royal ___..." (129).
"...a gesture of ___ that cemented our friendship" (43).
Discrimination against someone's race

40 Clues: Tom Robinson's wife • The protagonist of the book • Scout's aunt, Atticus' sister • The sheriff of Maycomb county • The judge in the Robinson case • The protagonist's older brother • Scout's uncle, Atticus' brother • The protagonist's father, a lawyer • Discrimination against someone's race • The main setting of the book; a county • The practice of being unjust or unfair • ...

poverty crossword 2025-01-23

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a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one.
a person without a home, and therefore typically living on the streets.
conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness.
a current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes; coins and banknotes collectively
pitiably small or inadequate
behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something
lack of proper nutrition, caused by not having enough to eat, not eating enough of the right things, or being unable to use the food that one does eat.
lack of stability; the state of being unstable
treatment of a person, group, or concept as insignificant or peripheral.
a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger.
the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities
the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people
dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery
money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.

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the state of being scarce or in short supply; shortage
the wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services.
a feeling of discomfort or weakness caused by lack of food, coupled with the desire to eat.
the governing body of a nation, state, or community.
conditions relating to public health, especially the provision of clean drinking water and adequate sewage disposal.
a regular payment made during a person's retirement from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed during their working life:
lack of proportion or relation between corresponding things
lacking sufficient money to live at a standard considered comfortable or normal in a society.
the action of stopping something from happening or arising.
difference in size, degree, circumstances, etc.; lack of equality.
the action of limiting something
the state of being without or not having enough of something.
a sudden event, such as an accident or a natural catastrophe, that causes great damage or loss of life.
the state of being unemployed.
the process of becoming progressively worse
a distinctive attribute or characteristic possessed by someone or something.

30 Clues: pitiably small or inadequate • the state of being unemployed. • the action of limiting something • the process of becoming progressively worse • lack of stability; the state of being unstable • a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger. • the governing body of a nation, state, or community. • the state of being scarce or in short supply; shortage • ...

Hus 2024-12-12

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En lyskilde, vanligvis bærbar.
En struktur i et rom for oppvarming eller matlaging med ild.
En bevegelig barriere brukt til å åpne eller lukke en inngang.
Et apparat brukt for å holde mat kald.
Et dyrket område utendørs, ofte brukt til å dyrke planter eller grønnsaker.
Et lavere nivå av et hus, ofte brukt til lagring eller tekniske formål.
En korridor som forbinder rom i et hus.
Den øverste dekningen på et hus, som beskytter mot vær og vind.
Strømkilden som gir energi til å lyse opp og drive apparater.
Et apparat som brukes til å kontrollere vannstrømmen.
Plassen eller rommet på toppen av et hus, vanligvis under taket.
En grense eller innhegning laget av stolper og tråd eller tre.
Et rom med fasiliteter for personlig hygiene.
Et rengjøringsapparat brukt til å suge opp skitt fra gulv.
En reflekterende overflate brukt for å se seg selv.
En glidende oppbevaringskomponent, ofte i møbler.
Et rom brukt til å sove.
Et rom for avslapning og underholdning i et hjem.
Et rom hvor måltider serveres og spises.

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Den nedre overflaten av et rom eller en bygning, vanligvis dekket med tepper eller tre.
Et apparat brukt til rask oppvarming av mat med elektromagnetiske bølger.
En maskin som brukes til automatisk å vaske oppvask.
Et mykt gulvbelegg laget av stoff, ofte dekker et helt rom.
Et lite rom eller plass for å lagre klær eller andre ting.
Et stykke tøy brukt til å tørke seg selv eller oppvask.
Et kjøkkenapparat brukt til matlaging, vanligvis med brennere.
Systemet med rør og innretninger brukt til vann og avløp.
Stoffdraper som brukes til å dekke vinduer for personvern eller dekorasjon.
Et rom hvor mat tilberedes og lages.
En flat horisontal overflate for å holde ting, vanligvis på en vegg.
Et oppbevaringsrom for tallerkener, mat eller kjøkkenartikler.
Et rom for parkering av biler, ofte tilknyttet huset.
Et sett med trinn for å gå fra ett nivå til et annet.
Et dekket område ved inngangen til et hus, vanligvis ute.
Et stort, komfortabelt sete for flere personer.
En vertikal struktur som brukes til å ventilere røyken fra en peis.
Et åpning i en vegg som slipper inn lys og luft.
En vertikal struktur som deler rom eller omslutter plass.

38 Clues: Et rom brukt til å sove. • En lyskilde, vanligvis bærbar. • Et rom hvor mat tilberedes og lages. • Et apparat brukt for å holde mat kald. • En korridor som forbinder rom i et hus. • Et rom hvor måltider serveres og spises. • Et rom med fasiliteter for personlig hygiene. • Et stort, komfortabelt sete for flere personer. • Et åpning i en vegg som slipper inn lys og luft. • ...

house 2024-12-12

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A fixture used to control the flow of water.
A storage space for dishes, food, or kitchen items.
A room used for sleeping.
A flat horizontal surface for holding items, usually on a wall.
A cleaning appliance used for sucking up dirt from floors.
A cultivated area outside, often for growing plants or vegetables.
An opening in a wall that lets in light and air.
A space for parking vehicles, often attached to the house.
A small room or space for storing clothes or other items.
The power source that provides energy to light and operate appliances.
A large, comfortable seat for several people.
A vertical structure that divides rooms or encloses space.
A room where food is prepared and cooked.
A vertical structure used to vent smoke from a fireplace.
A kitchen appliance used for cooking, typically with burners.
A machine used for washing dishes automatically.
A source of light, typically portable.
The lower surface of a room or building, typically covered in carpet or wood.
A movable barrier used to open or close an entrance.

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A reflective surface used for seeing oneself.
A structure in a room for heating or cooking using fire.
An appliance used for quickly heating food with electromagnetic waves.
A covered area at the entrance of a house, typically outside.
The system of pipes and fixtures used for water and waste disposal.
A lower level of a house, often used for storage or utilities.
A space for relaxation and entertainment in a home.
Fabric drapes used to cover windows for privacy or decoration.
A sliding storage compartment, often in furniture.
A piece of cloth used for drying oneself or dishes.
A soft floor covering made of fabric, often covering a whole room.
A passage or corridor connecting rooms in a house.
An appliance used to keep food cold.
A room with facilities for personal hygiene.
A boundary or enclosure made of posts and wire or wood.
The space or room at the top of a house, typically under the roof.
A room where meals are served and eaten.
A set of steps for going from one level to another.
The top covering of a house, protecting it from the elements.

38 Clues: A room used for sleeping. • An appliance used to keep food cold. • A source of light, typically portable. • A room where meals are served and eaten. • A room where food is prepared and cooked. • A fixture used to control the flow of water. • A room with facilities for personal hygiene. • A reflective surface used for seeing oneself. • ...

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one of the potential hazards to food safety. They include pesticides, food additives, cleaning supplies, and toxic metals.
Substances added to food for color, flavor, or preservation and can be potentially be a hazard to food safety (add - or leave blank if black area that separates words).
One of the barriers to control microorganism growth; a kitchen rule meaning Clean As You Go.
Seafood group, including shrimp, crab, and lobster, that can spoil quickly — a potential food safety risk.
Chicken, turkey, and duck are some of its examples.
one of the potential hazards to food safety. They include bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi, and toxins.
The transfer of harmful bacteria from one food or surface to another(add - or leave blank if black area that separates words).
Organism that needs another living thing to survive and may cause illness.
Harmful chemicals that can make food unsafe to eat. Ex:Saxitoxin – causes paralytic shellfish poisoning, found in shellfish.
Scaly animal we eat, like tuna or tilapia, and easily get spoils
Practices that keep food, equipment, and people clean to prevent contamination.
One of the cost of foodborne illness that will result in legal fees

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one of the potential hazards to food safety. They include hair, dirt, and metal staples.
one of its indication is discoloration, odors, fuzzy or powdery texture
One of the costs of foodborne illness; a feeling of shame caused by a food safety mistake.
Change in food’s natural color showing it may be spoiled.
An instance where two or more individuals contract the same disease after consuming the same food
One type of biological hazard; tiny infectious agents that can contaminate food.
Oval food that can carry Salmonella if not cooked well.
Unwanted soil or dust that can contaminate food
Main cause of food becoming unsafe to eat.
Dairy drink and base for products like cheese and yogurt.
High-protein food that favors the rapid growth of microorganisms (beef, pork, lamb).
Make utensils and work areas safe by removing harmful microorganisms. Ex:Soak utensils in water heated to at least 171°F (77°C) for 30 seconds.
One example of a biological hazard; microorganisms like molds and yeasts that can spoil food.

25 Clues: Main cause of food becoming unsafe to eat. • Unwanted soil or dust that can contaminate food • Chicken, turkey, and duck are some of its examples. • Oval food that can carry Salmonella if not cooked well. • Change in food’s natural color showing it may be spoiled. • Dairy drink and base for products like cheese and yogurt. • ...

First Aid Kit 2023-11-03

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Type of handwear or clothing that covers the hands and fingers. They serve various purposes, including protection, warmth, hygiene, and fashion.
transparent protective device, usually made of plastic or similar materials, that covers the face to shield it from splashes, debris, or potentially hazardous substances. It is often used in healthcare settings and other situations where facial protection is required.
Tools with two sharp blades used to cut materials such as paper, fabric, or other thin substances. They are typically operated by squeezing the handles together.
and held tools with two narrow, pointed ends that are used for grasping and manipulating small objects, such as splinters or fine particles.

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sterile pads or materials placed directly on a wound to promote healing and protect it from infection. They come in various sizes and are used in medical first aid and healthcare settings.
is a handheld portable device that emits light from a bulb or LED. It is used to provide illumination in dark or low-light conditions.
piece of material, such as gauze or fabric, used to cover and protect wounds or injuries.
is a container or pouch filled with ice or a gel that can be frozen and used for cooling or reducing swelling in injuries or to alleviate discomfort in various medical situations.
adhesive bandages or strips that are used to cover and protect small wounds, cuts, or abrasions.
also known as a space blanket or emergency blanket, is a lightweight, reflective, and insulating sheet made of thin metallic foil. It is often used to retain body heat and provide insulation in emergency situations or outdoor activities.

10 Clues: piece of material, such as gauze or fabric, used to cover and protect wounds or injuries. • adhesive bandages or strips that are used to cover and protect small wounds, cuts, or abrasions. • is a handheld portable device that emits light from a bulb or LED. It is used to provide illumination in dark or low-light conditions. • ...

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A dangerous and life-threatening complication of C. diff.
________ is used for recurring C. diff and requires GI or ID approval for use.
Floors 6 and 7 at UMMC have a new IP. What is his name?
One of the largest risk factors for C. diff.
_________ colitis is the inflammation (swelling/irritation) of the large intestine due to C. diff.
A technology that has been shown to disinfect surfaces and kill spores without direct contact. (Not in use at UMMC)
_______ stool is not appropriate for testing and laboratory staff will reject the sample.
What does CDI stand for?
In 2018, the name for Clostridium difficile (C. diff) was changed to _______ difficile.
The only EPA approved disinfectant for C. diff at M Health Fairview.
The physical removal of germs and debris from a surface.
EVS cleans C. diff patient rooms with bleach or other sporicidal disinfectant _____.
Diarrhea is defined as greater than or equal to _____ stools in a 24 hour period.
How long can C. diff spores live on surfaces?
This class of antibiotics has been associated with high risk for C. diff infections in the setting of an epidemic.

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Hand hygiene must be performed with ____ ___ _____ when caring for C. diff patients.
The chemical name for bleach.
You should not use ____ alcohol when exiting a C. diff room.
In controlled studies, it has been shown that contrary to popular belief, nurses cannot ______ C. diff.
C. difficile produces 2 _______ that are responsible for its pathogenicity.
If a patient develops diarrhea after C. diff treatment we should not repeat ______.
One of the personal protective equipment used when caring for C. diff patients.
More than _______ percent of C. diff deaths occur in people 65 and older.
The primary treatment for C. diff at UMMC.
The type of isolation required for C. diff infections.
A patient should not be tested for C. diff if they have had ________ in the past 48 hours.
C. difficile is a _____- forming gram positive bacilli.
The presence of an organism without symptoms of disease.
The killing of germs on a surface.
Besides antibiotics, another form of treatment for C. diff.

30 Clues: What does CDI stand for? • The chemical name for bleach. • The killing of germs on a surface. • The primary treatment for C. diff at UMMC. • One of the largest risk factors for C. diff. • How long can C. diff spores live on surfaces? • The type of isolation required for C. diff infections. • Floors 6 and 7 at UMMC have a new IP. What is his name? • ...

kitchen utensil/items. 2022-09-12

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zipper bags – great for storing prepared ingredients in the fridge or freezer.
square pieces of fabric make it easy to remove hot pots from the stove and protect your hands in the process.
just for cookies, but for anything that requires easy slide-off access to remove once cooked.
– admittedly, this looks more like an odd-shaped spoon than a fork.
will be used to remove food from the water. The slots in the spoon will allow the majority of water to fall away in the process.
– great for serving up soups, but also for more fluid food such as dahl
– this high-sided tin is great for roasting things in, as it lets the juices gather at the bottom
you’ll need one for stirring your cooking. We recommend a traditional wooden spoon as it’s less likely to warp or melt in direct heat.

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especially good for potatoes, but great for pulping other food such as avocado.
– an essential piece of kitchenware. You can use this to shallow fry a variety of ingredients.
– this is essential for ensuring good hygiene in your kitchen.
– even if you don’t admit to eating much pizza, these are quite good to have. They can also be used to divide up flatbread.
opener – if you prefer beer over wine, then you’ll certainly need one of these
– whilst you will be doing a lot of cooking in the frying pan/skillet, you’ll need a high-sided pan too, especially for sauces.
– although many wine bottles now come with screw caps, there’s still plenty that have a wooden or a plastic cork in them. Don’t get caught out by not having one of these about the house
is great for removing food from frying pans/skillets. The slots in the spatula will allow excess grease and fat to fall away whilst removing.
these will help prevent nasty burns when removing things from the oven
– if you have an oven, you’re going to need something to bake food in
if you’re making sauces, you’ll definitely want one of these. Admittedly, electric whisks and whisk attachments to hand blenders take a lot of effort out of whisking.
these are great for lifting things out of water, or turning thick meat over in a frying pan/skillet, such as salmon fillets.

20 Clues: – this is essential for ensuring good hygiene in your kitchen. • – admittedly, this looks more like an odd-shaped spoon than a fork. • – if you have an oven, you’re going to need something to bake food in • these will help prevent nasty burns when removing things from the oven • – great for serving up soups, but also for more fluid food such as dahl • ...

Keeping Food Safe (Chapter 2) 2020-09-09

Keeping Food Safe (Chapter 2) crossword puzzle

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single-cell organisms that can proliferate, some of which are pathogenic
Something potentially dangerous or harmful
The type of hazard that can come from everyday items like sanitizers or cleaners
The most important part of personal hygiene
The conditions that foodborne pathogens need to grow in food
To standardize the accuracy of a measuring device
Living species that can be seen only through a microscope
Pathogenic organisms that are smaller than a single cell, and can survive in foods even under refrigeration
The most important tool used to monitor temperature
To introduce an allergen to a food via equipment that was previously used with a food item containing an allergen
Remove unwanted substances by chemical action
A designation of foods that are vulnerable for pathogen growth
Practices and strategies for maintaining physical cleanliness and not spreading disease to others
A disease transmitted to a person by food
Organisms that live off of a living host's metabolism
Reducing pathogens on a surface to safe levels
Groups of people who are especially vulnerable to foodborne illness

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Removing dirt and debris from a surface
Disease-causing microorganisms
The type of hazard that happens when objects get into food
The introduction of a harmful entity to a food item, beverage or water
The path food take in foodservice, usually from purchase to service
The bodies negative reaction to a food protein
41 degrees Fahrenheit to 135 degrees Fahrenheit
A type of fungus that can be beneficial or damaging to food, depending on the type
The human body's defense system to prevent and fight disease
A widely used food safety management system that includes identification of areas where problems could occur and strategies to decrease or eliminate risks
Method used to rotate food storage from oldest to newest
The transfer of pathogens from one surface or food to another
The type of hazard that is caused from a microorganism either carried by or found in humans, mammals or animals, soil, water, plants
Any employee who handles food directly or works with the surfaces that food will touch
Microorganisms that grow by spore, like yeast, mold or mushrooms

32 Clues: Disease-causing microorganisms • Removing dirt and debris from a surface • A disease transmitted to a person by food • Something potentially dangerous or harmful • The most important part of personal hygiene • Remove unwanted substances by chemical action • The bodies negative reaction to a food protein • Reducing pathogens on a surface to safe levels • ...

Unit 3 Pages 1-2 2021-10-19

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(n.) a unit for measuring the amount of energy that food will produce
(adj.) containing a lot of fat
(n.) a liquid used for removing dirt or make-up from your face
(adj.) intended to kill or reduce the harmful effects of bacteria
(n.) a substance found in fat, blood and other cells in your body
(n.) a substance used to give a particular colour to food
(n.) a strong chemical used for cleaning things, killing germs and removing colour from things
(n.) a substance added to food or drink to give it a particular flavour
(adj.) food that is nutritious is full of the natural substances that help your body grow properly and stay healthy
(n.) the practice of keeping your body and the surroundings clean in order to prevent illness and disease
(adj.) food or waste that is contaminated has harmful or dangerous things in it
(n.) one of several food substances such as sugar which consists of oxygen, hydrogen and carbon, and provides your body with heat and energy

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(n.) the amount of food, drink, etc. that you take into the body
(n.) a thing that is added to something else to improve or complete it (e.g. vitamins and other foods eaten in addition to what you usually eat)
(n.) a natural feeling of wanting to eat food
(n.) food that is needed to stay alive, grow and stay healthy
(n.) a chemical substance used to prevent food from decaying
(v.) if you flush a toilet or if it flushes, you make water go through it to clean it
(adj.) produced without using artificial chemicals
(n.) the fine powder of dirt that forms in buildings, on furniture, etc.
(n.) a natural substance found in food that is necessary for the growth and good health of your body
(v.) to change food that you have eaten into substances that your body can use
(n.) a very small living thing that can cause disease
(n.) one of the many substances found in food such as meat, eggs, fish or beans, that is necessary for your body to grow and stay healthy

24 Clues: (adj.) containing a lot of fat • (n.) a natural feeling of wanting to eat food • (adj.) produced without using artificial chemicals • (n.) a very small living thing that can cause disease • (n.) a substance used to give a particular colour to food • (n.) a chemical substance used to prevent food from decaying • ...

New Hire Review 2023-04-03

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Sourced for __________ supports workers, communities, and the environment.
How long is an unpaid meal period?
Culture __________ is our annual survey empowering you to give feedback on our culture and your experience as a Whole Foods Market Team Member.
__________ Planet, __________ Kids, and __________ Cities are three of our foundations.
At Whole Foods Market, our Higher Purpose is to __________ People and the Planet.
Team Members vote and Whole Foods Market gives to our local communities describes our Store __________ Program.
What is our mentorship program called?
Schedules are posted __________ weeks in advance.
The Job __________ is an annual self-assessment which is a written reflection of the past year, where you can highlight any successes, areas of opportunity, feedback received, and progress made on goals set at the beginning of the year.
Hepatitis A, E.Coli, Norovirus, Salmonella, and Shigella are all forms of this type of illness, which if diagnosed, Team Members are required to stay out of work system-free for no less than 24 hours.
Team Members who anticipate that they will be calling out sick for work must report to their Team Leader (or Shift Leader) __________ hours prior to the beginning of their shift.
The Culture __________ Program is designed to engage Team Members in ensuring our culture is alive and growing.

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Where can you find our company's personalized news, information, and your digital team member discount card can be viewed on its mobile app?
Wearing a name badge, appropriate uniform, non-slip shoes, and personal hygiene are all examples within our __________ code policy.
__________ is Wellesley's Store Trainer, Culture Champion Ambassador, and your new best friend!
In 2003, Whole Foods Market becomes America's First National Certified __________ Grocer.
Where do you go to view and manage your Pay, Time Off, Contact Information, Personal Information, Service Hours, Policies and more?
The original Whole Foods Market, opened on __________ 20, 1980, with 10,500 square feet and a staff of 19.
5 points in 30 days = __________ Notice.
On what holiday in 1981, did a flood damage our Austin store's inventory and equipment totaling about $400,000.
__________ Mackey is our founder and Jason Buechel is our current CEO.
What is our scheduling and time-keeping tool?

22 Clues: How long is an unpaid meal period? • What is our mentorship program called? • 5 points in 30 days = __________ Notice. • What is our scheduling and time-keeping tool? • Schedules are posted __________ weeks in advance. • __________ Mackey is our founder and Jason Buechel is our current CEO. • Sourced for __________ supports workers, communities, and the environment. • ...

Central Catheter Care 2014-05-19

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A _________ central catheter is NOT used routinely for access, it may be used in a life-threatening emergency. It is accessed, cleaned, and flushed differently than other catheters.
A central catheter must be stabilized to prevent ________, which can damage the intima and cause phlebitis and infection.
The almost-forgotten component of central catheter care is to changing the ______
The CDC recommends using _____________ used to disinfect the skin at each central line dressing change.
The dressing helps _________ the catheter.
Central catheter placement using ___________ allows measurement of the patient's vein size.
If the dressing gets ____ and is no longer intact, change it to prevent infection.
More than 80% of _________ are linked to vascular access devices and 50% of these are preventable.
The IHI recommends bundling to improve patient outcomes and prevent________ (initials)
Patients with central lines should be assed ______ to determine continued patient need.

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If you meet _________ during flushing, or if no blood return is seen - assess patency before administering medications and fluids.
The catheter is flushed to maintain patency and help prevent _____ from forming to act as a barrier inside the catheter.
A catheter that is too ________ can cause arm swelling and DVT.
The type of ___________ used depends on the therapy required and patient characteristics.
tunneled A _________ catheter is typically inserted in the neck, chest or groin. It is used for acute short-term conditions, and comes with single, double, triple or quadruple lumens.
hygiene Always perform good ________ before performing any for a central catheter. (two words)
An _____________ port (also called a portacath) is attached to a reservoir and is placed surgically beneath the skin.
When changing the cap, be sure to do this to the new cap with saline and to clean the hub.
A ________ catheter must be inserted invasively. It has a cuff that stimulates tissue growth and helps hold it in place.
The infusion Nurses Society recommends changing the cap on the same schedule as changing this.
Central catheters are ____________ by location, type, indication, and tip location.
dialysis catheter is often ________ with a solution, such as large heparin doses which must be withdrawn before use.
days A central line transparent dressing should be changed every ______ _____ (2 words)
Failure to _____ between giving medications can cause catheter occlusion from precipitate formation.

24 Clues: The dressing helps _________ the catheter. • A catheter that is too ________ can cause arm swelling and DVT. • The almost-forgotten component of central catheter care is to changing the ______ • If the dressing gets ____ and is no longer intact, change it to prevent infection. • ...

Parts of Skin and Eyes 2023-10-14

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The upper and outermost layer of skin
condition when retina pulls away from its normal position at the back of the eye
body organ that we use to see
visual organ found in arthropods such as insects and crustaceans
loss of peripheral vision
General skin disease which can be seen from red rash and itchiness
the central retinal artery and vein, and their branches
Substance in the body that gives the skin color
small aperture located in the centre of the iris
A condition where the skin gets burnt from the sun
use of extreme cold to freeze and remove abnormal tissue
Condition where the skin inflammation causes it to get dry and itchy
Soft tissues in the body that helps us move
To protect the body from heat and regulates body temperature
keeps eyes moist
a surgery to remove the lens of the eye and replace it with artificial lens
A condition where the immune system reacts abnormally towards something
Proteins that bind skin cells to one another
Bubble of fluid formed on the skin
transparent part of eye

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what you can see to each side or up and down without moving your head
human eye possesses a single large lens whereas insect eyes have many small lenses, having one lens per eye subunit
The measurement of heat/cold
The thickest layer of skin
white portion of the eye
A homeostatic process that maintain internal body temperature
colored portion of the eye
largest Organ in our body
The deepest layer of skin
Cords in your body that carries electrical impulses to the brain
Branch of medicine dealing with the skin
an extension of the central nervous system in the eye
A skin condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the skin cells
provides nutrients to the eye and helps keeps its shape
when the naturally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy
Maintaining cleanliness and health
produces fluid in the eye called aqueous humor
Condition where the pores on the skin get clogged
innermost layer of the eye
the part of your eye that processes what you see directly in front of you (your central vision)

40 Clues: keeps eyes moist • transparent part of eye • white portion of the eye • loss of peripheral vision • largest Organ in our body • The deepest layer of skin • The thickest layer of skin • colored portion of the eye • innermost layer of the eye • The measurement of heat/cold • body organ that we use to see • Maintaining cleanliness and health • Bubble of fluid formed on the skin • ...

The Skills & Traits of a Healthy, Productive Person! 2024-05-07

The Skills & Traits of a Healthy, Productive Person! crossword puzzle

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Planning ahead, using a calendar and being on-time to places like work is this.
Skills like floating, treading water and using different strokes make up this.
Heading a group, making significant decisions and effectively delegating tasks shows this.
Topic of a TED Talk we watched this year, this involves having passion and perseverance.
Understanding this type of literacy will help people make good decisions regarding money.
Realizing each person will experience this and making changes to ensure success are important.
Thanking people as well as listening and being polite to others show this.
Respecting this involves an acceptance of people of different races, genders and ethnicities.
Ability to understand, sense and share the feelings of another person is this trait.
These high rates on credit cards create financial problems for millions of people each year.
Using objective analysis and evaluation to form judgments is this type of thinking.
Learning how to make a variety of foods to increase healthy eating is this.
Calculating how much money to save and spend in a period of time is this.
This document shows a person's education, accomplishments and activities to an employer.

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Using proper sentences, emotion and active listening is involved with this.
These natural occurrences like tornadoes, earthquakes and floods must be taken seriously.
Proper grammar and punctuation along with clear, coherent ideas make up this skill.
Maintaining cleanliness to prevent infections and diseases is this.
Development of an action plan to achieve a result or reward is this.
Giving one's time to help others in need without being paid is known as this.
Helping a sick or injured person until medical help arrives is this.
Avoiding this with classmates, family, bosses and co-workers can make life more enjoyable.
Adapting to change and making adjustments quickly and calmly are part of this trait.
Following traffic laws and using appropriate speeds are vital while doing this.
Knowing how to see online where mail packages are in the postal system is this.
Revealing personal information and attacking people within this media can be dangerous.
Healthy activity known as this can be done by running, walking, weight training and sports.

27 Clues: Maintaining cleanliness to prevent infections and diseases is this. • Development of an action plan to achieve a result or reward is this. • Helping a sick or injured person until medical help arrives is this. • Calculating how much money to save and spend in a period of time is this. • Thanking people as well as listening and being polite to others show this. • ...

Safety with Animals 2025-02-10

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Animals can detect ________ that humans cannot
____________ should be even and diffused
useful for rectal exams and reproductive evaluations
Allow it to calm down for _________ minutes and then calmly try to retrieve it
This animal has a strong enough bite to break bones
Always leave yourself an __________ route when working with animals
An animals safety zone
Patterns that Herd animals often become agitated and fearful when a lone animal is separate from the herd
There are ___types of restraints routinely used on animals
- basic tool for restraining cattle
Horses and cattle can see________________
Handlers are more susceptible to injuries such as trampling or crushing
periods should be short and animals should be allowed to relax between training sessions.
Tend to be more docile than beef cattle
using tranquilizers or anesthetics
For sheep a Turning ______ squeezes the sheep and turns it on its side or upside down
This animal Defends themselves by running, striking, biting, and/or kicking
chutes should have non-slip floors and animals should never be left unattended
a disease caused by parasites, Transmitted by consumption of uncooked or partially cooked pork
Point of balance is the ______line at the animal’s shoulder
a clamp used to grasp the very sensitive nasal septum and can severely restrict activity

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should be strong enough to contain crowded livestock
Organisms are found in poultry and in wild and domestic animals
Type of restraint using body or devices
Wear ___________, closed-toe shoes
Diseases that can be transmitted between animals and people
grasp sensitive areas such as ear, neck skin, or nose
Follow all safety precautions, be aware of the surroundings, and prepared to respond to any change in situation.
a portable wall to coax or trap pig in a desired area
This is a Flock animals and may feel threatened if separated
Livestock have excellent ___________
A Disease Spread through bite of infected tick
It can take up to _______ minutes for an animal’s heart rate to return to normal after being agitated
Deadly virus that affects the central nervous system
Males will fight other males or people to establish dominance
Health & Hygiene is _________to good livestock management

36 Clues: An animals safety zone • Wear ___________, closed-toe shoes • using tranquilizers or anesthetics • - basic tool for restraining cattle • Livestock have excellent ___________ • Type of restraint using body or devices • Tend to be more docile than beef cattle • ____________ should be even and diffused • Horses and cattle can see________________ • ...

Bathroom 2024-10-11

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A small cloth used to wash the body or face.
A solid form of soap used for washing the body.
A stopper used to block the drain of a sink or bathtub.
A bar or rod where towels are hung to dry.
A mat placed on the floor of the shower to prevent slipping.
An electrical or manual tool used to shave facial hair.
The fixture on the wall that water sprays from when you use the shower.
A large container for sitting in and bathing, filled with water.
A curtain used to keep water inside the shower or bathtub area.
A fixture for relieving oneself.
Paper used for personal hygiene after using the toilet.
A plastic cap worn to keep hair dry while showering.
A reflective surface, often used for personal grooming.
A product used to make the bathroom smell pleasant.
A liquid alternative to soap, used for washing the body.
A tool used to unblock the toilet or drain.
A place where you stand to wash, with water coming from a showerhead.
A device that controls the flow of water from the sink.

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A cabinet used for storing medicine and other personal
A liquid product used to clean hair.
A brush used to clean the inside of the toilet bowl.
A sharp blade used to remove facial hair.
A cloth used to dry the body after bathing or washing.
A small towel used to dry hands.
An electrical appliance that blows hot air to dry hair.
Small rings used to hang the shower curtain on the curtain rod.
A small tray that holds soap.
A small brush used for cleaning teeth.
A device used to measure weight.
A rod that holds the shower curtain in place.
The opening where water flows out from the sink, shower, or bathtub.
A paste applied to the toothbrush to clean teeth.
A basin where water is used to wash hands or face.
A container used to hold dirty clothes.
A substance used for washing the body, often found in a soap dish.
A product used after shampooing to soften and detangle hair.

36 Clues: A small tray that holds soap. • A small towel used to dry hands. • A device used to measure weight. • A fixture for relieving oneself. • A liquid product used to clean hair. • A small brush used for cleaning teeth. • A container used to hold dirty clothes. • A sharp blade used to remove facial hair. • A bar or rod where towels are hung to dry. • ...

Preliminary Exam 2025 2025-08-24

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Difficulty digesting certain foods such as lactose
Positive feedback given to encourage behaviour
Opening of the cervix during the first stage of labour
Play Playing with others and sharing ideas or roles
The moment when a sperm fertilises an ovum to create new life
Main nutrient providing energy for growth and activity
Painful breast infection caused by blocked milk ducts
Cord Structure connecting baby to placenta for nutrients and waste removal
Substitute milk used when breastfeeding is not possible
Development of communication through words and sounds
Test of amniotic fluid to detect genetic disorders
Guidance that teaches children acceptable behaviour
Mineral that prevents anaemia and carries oxygen in blood
First milk rich in antibodies and nutrients for newborns
Substance in food that helps digestion and prevents constipation
Behaviour shown by a child expressing frustration or denial
Development of learning to share, cooperate, and play
Gradual introduction of solid foods alongside milk feeds
Inorganic nutrients like iron and calcium for body function

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Fluid Liquid that cushions and protects the developing baby
Organ that provides oxygen and nutrients to the baby during pregnancy
Condition caused by excess body fat and poor diet
Development of motor skills such as crawling and walking
Play Acting out real-life roles and social situations
Practices that prevent food poisoning and illness
The delivery of the placenta in stage three of labour
Tightening of uterine muscles during labour
The release of an egg from the ovary during the menstrual cycle
Feeding a baby directly with milk from the mother’s breast
Reaction of the immune system to a food substance
Concentrated source of energy and insulation
Nutrient that builds and repairs body tissues
Play Play that involves testing, investigating, and trying new things
Nutrients needed in small amounts for good health
Play Playing alongside but not directly with other children
Scan that uses sound waves to create images of the baby in the womb
Study of food and how it affects growth and development
Key stage or achievement in child development
Development of thinking, learning, and problem-solving
Mineral needed for strong bones and teeth

40 Clues: Mineral needed for strong bones and teeth • Tightening of uterine muscles during labour • Concentrated source of energy and insulation • Nutrient that builds and repairs body tissues • Key stage or achievement in child development • Positive feedback given to encourage behaviour • Condition caused by excess body fat and poor diet • ...

Oct spellist 2025-10-21

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succession; the act of coming one after the other
beyond the scope of normal explanation
various sorts put together
loud and noisy
confounded; bewildered
having four sides and four angles
at right angles to a horizontal plane
commanded not to do
breaking in upon some action; obstructing
principles of health and sanitation
a precise mind
to magnify beyond the limits of truth
neglect or avoid doing (work or duty)
edge; brink; to be on the border
reasonable
having no personal reference
one of the tendons at the back of the knee
the highest amount; highest point or the greatest possible
the act of showing to be just, right or proper
by chance; haphazard
branched hanging support for several lights
that cannot be destroyed; enduring
to fill again
wide part of river into which the tide flows
from a foreign country
person who makes or gives a guarantee
to talk indistinctively
an inclination
expressing duty
showing passage of music at the end of the piece

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to reduce to a lower rank; to reduce the quality
affected by paralysis
to walk without lifting the feet
copy of a work of art
carrying on legal proceedings against a person
threatening
mental view of the relative importance of things
a person belonging to the middle class
made up of or illustrated by pictures
make appear small by comparison
organise activities to get something done
with a leg on each side
an implied comparison of two different things
to make it necessary
meaningless talk, sound of flowing water
the act of holding back; restraint
irritate with persistent fault-finding
having a strong sharp taste or smell
burial ground
having to do with ships, sailors or navigation
to stretch out or stretch forth
light colour
to say what will be done to hurt or punish
a great calamity
a means of living; what is needed to support life
keeping on the alert; watchful
wish harm upon
full of meaning
having to do with or produced by an injury or shock
a long cry of grief and pain; to lament or mourn

60 Clues: reasonable • threatening • light colour • burial ground • to fill again • loud and noisy • a precise mind • wish harm upon • an inclination • full of meaning • expressing duty • a great calamity • commanded not to do • to make it necessary • by chance; haphazard • affected by paralysis • copy of a work of art • confounded; bewildered • from a foreign country • with a leg on each side • ...

Population and Health: Key Trends, Challenges and Solutions 2025-09-05

Population and Health: Key Trends, Challenges and Solutions crossword puzzle

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Leptospirosis, Cholera, Lung Cancer, Diabetes, Heart Attack, etc. (n)(p)
This can be formal or informal, and during the pre-colonial period in the Philippines, this was done through vocational training. (n)
It is a long-term phenomenon that occurs when people experience a lasting global temperature change. (n)
Some of these are air, water, and noise. (n)
This is done to help married couples be prepared and be stable in the future (financially, mentally, physically). (n)
An Unbalanced diet of a person. Lack of food and nutrients that the body needs, which leads to a disease or sometimes death. (n)
People choose to live in cities because of easy access to resources. (n)
This involves the movement of people from one place to another. (n)
This is done to protect/ prevent people from having diseases like Measles, Flu, Infections, etc. (n)
Vaccination, medications, free screening, or regular checkups. (p)
The population of people over time. Change in the number of people depending on the development of a country or area. (n)
The actions and strategies made by the government and researchers to address certain problems or issues. (n)(p)
The average life span of a person in a certain country. (n)
Hospitals, clinics, health centers. (n)

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Refers to the number or rate of illness in a certain population. (n)
This is the differences among people in terms of health conditions where health services are not given to others. (n)
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machines, Smartphones. (p)
There are 17 of these, which aim to address global issues by 2030. (n)(p)
Too many people residing in a certain area. (n)
This is the rate of deaths that a certain country has per year. (n)
Process of developing a discovery that is useful in the world. (n)
Having clean water, proper waste management, maintaining personal hygiene, and preventing the spread of bacteria. (n)
The number of children that a woman must have over her lifetime. (n)
High-income people have more access to healthcare services than those with low income capacity. Being unfair to others. (n)
A major social issue, especially here in the Philippines, where a lot of families do not have the privilege to access resources. They are typically located in remote or impoverished areas. (n)

25 Clues: Hospitals, clinics, health centers. (n) • Some of these are air, water, and noise. (n) • Too many people residing in a certain area. (n) • Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machines, Smartphones. (p) • The average life span of a person in a certain country. (n) • Process of developing a discovery that is useful in the world. (n) • ...

Mental Health Matters 2025-04-14

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Taking a nice warm ____ can help relax your muscles and your mind. Light a candle, throw in a cup of Epsom salt, and use this time to focus on being in your body.
Reframing '____' as 'joyful movement' can help shed some of the shame/guilt people associate with not being active enough, and help you focus on moving your body in ways that feel good and fun (e.g. dancing, walking, playing outside).
When you're feeling panicked, sometimes it can help to take a few ____ ____ to slow down your heart rate.

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Personal ____ can be hard for those struggling with their mental health. Focussing on ONE task at a time (e.g. taking a shower or brushing your teeth) can be a great place to start.
____ is a fantastic way to center your mind. Just five minutes of closing your eyes and focussing on your breath can improve mental clarity and calmness.
Regularly having colourful ____ can make a difference in your mental health. By eating a variety of fruits, veggies, and fiber-rich grains, you are helping fuel your mind and body.

6 Clues: When you're feeling panicked, sometimes it can help to take a few ____ ____ to slow down your heart rate. • ____ is a fantastic way to center your mind. Just five minutes of closing your eyes and focussing on your breath can improve mental clarity and calmness. • ...

Motivation 2014-05-18

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Salaries are an example of _______ ________ payment systems. (Two words)
He devised Theory X & Theory Y to represent the different assumptions that managers have about their employees.
One category of financial motivation is time-based payment systems which rewards staff based on the time they devote to their work.
Job _________ refers to broadening or increasing the number of tasks that an employee performs.
The desire, effort and passion to achieve something.
This occurs when managers pass on responsibility to their subordinates.
The desires necessary to make people feel safe and stable. (Two words)
The human need to be accepted as part of a friendship group or family.
An output-based payment systems whereby workers are paid a certain amount of money based on their level of output.
In the _______ _______ of team working, these managers were put into different teams and given a series of psychometric tests and complex exercises.
A kind of motivation occurs when people engage in an activity out of their own desire.

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Occurs when staff work with fellow employees.
Involves granting workers the authority to be in charge of their own jobs and to execute their own ideas.
A man who found that effective team leader strive to accomplish challenging tasks, build teams and develop the individual.
The government allows people to earn a certain amount of money before they pay income tax is known as ...
A kind of motivation occurs when people participate in an activity because of the benefits and rewards associated with doing so.
His principles of scientific management assumed that employees are primarily motivated by money.
Are factors that can lead to the psychological growth of workers and hence increase satisfaction and performance at work.
_______ factors are aspects of work that do not motivate but must be net to prevent dissatisfaction.
Job ________ is a type of job enlargement that involves workers performing different tasks at the same level of complexity in a systematic way.
Are the rewards received in addition to a worker's wages or salaries.
Job _______ involves giving workers more complex and challenging tasks to exploit their potential.
Measures the level of output per worker.
One way to pay in performance-related pay. Paid to staff who complete their employment contracts.
He investigated the factors that caused satisfaction and dissatisfaction at work.

Be Someone You Would Be Proud To Know 2014-09-18

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acting generously
love of one's own country
the ability to control oneself, in particular one's emotions and desires or the expression of them in one's behavior, especially in difficult situations
free from bias or injustice
not influenced or controlled by others in matters of opinion, conduct, etc.; thinking or acting for oneself:
The characteristic of being dependable; the ability to be depended upon.
the property of being cleanly, or habitually clean; good hygiene
the quality that allows someone to continue trying to do something even though it is difficult
An obligation of a party to perform an assigned job and to be held accountable for the outcome of the results.
the ability to cope with difficult situations, or unusual problems
The act of being polite.
The state of being punctual
Work with an another person or in a team.
The state of being neat.
The state of feeling grateful.
the ability to act first or on one's own
quality of a confident character

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the state of being joyful
The state or quality of being unique or one-of-a-kind.
The quality of being obedient.
not influenced or controlled by others in matters of opinion, conduct, etc.; thinking or acting for oneself:
reliance on one's own powers and resources rather than those of others.
the good attitude/behaviour displayed by players of a game; fairness, determination, winning or losing gracefully
The habit or characteristic of doing things without delay.
being kind
the ability to pursue what one thinks is right despite temptations to abandon it.
The act or an instance of considering
The characteristic of being respectful.
belief in oneself and one's powers or abilities
The ability to allow for the beliefs or practices of others.
The state of being peaceful.
The quality of being truthful
excellence of manners or social conduct; polite behavior.
the state or degree of being ready
favorably disposed attitude toward someone or something
The state of being vested with the rights, privileges, and duties of a citizen in a country.
faithfulness or devotion to some person, cause or nation
The act, quality, or condition of being honest; to be truthful
The quality of being patient.

39 Clues: being kind • acting generously • The act of being polite. • The state of being neat. • the state of being joyful • love of one's own country • free from bias or injustice • The state of being punctual • The state of being peaceful. • The quality of being truthful • The quality of being patient. • The quality of being obedient. • The state of feeling grateful. • ...

The Blood Of Olympus 2014-10-30

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Flying ship made to do the Quest of Seven.
Pipers Dagger, can see the future
Villain of the story, son of Apollo.
Camp for Greek Demigods
3 women who weave the strains of fate into the universe.
Goddess of Hygiene, protector of Asclepius.
30-40 foot tall beings created to kill the gods and other powerful creatures, can only be killed by a god and demigod working together.
Ancient citadel of Athens, Gaea awoke here.
Protagonist, son of Poseidon.
Half snake half human beings banished to the undergrounds of Athens.
Larger of the two greek peninsula.
Large human like creatures with incredible power. (Evil)
Founders of rome.
Title of the book
King of the giants, born to kill zeus.
Lord of the winds.
Camp for Roman Demigods
Goddess of Marriage, Erased Jason and Percy memories to save the world.
Ancient catapults made to launch large objects long distances.
Satyre who helps deliver the athena parthenos to Camp Half-Blood
Girl Leo gets banished to an island with and Falls in love with her.
Greek island, home to Odysseus.

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Normal sized horses which have wings and can fly.
Large river that runs through Rome, said to be able to wash away greek blessings.
Son of Zeus, main character who goes on the Quest of Seven.
Goddess of sea storms percy runs into during a massive storm
Giant born to destroy the fates, Most important part of the Gaea ceremony.
Forty foot tall statue of athena that stood in the parthenon, brought peace between the Greeks and Romans.
Giant pit which contains, Killed monsters, Cronus, Chaos, Darkness, And most Titans.
God of beauty, Piper's mom.
God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad.
Goddess of war stagy, Annabeth's mom.
Author of the book
God of quick, violent war, Franks father.
Serum that can cure death, used on Leo Valdez.
Lord of the gods, god of the heavens.
Goddess of the sprit of war, Reyna's mom.
God of the underworld, Hazel and Nico's dad.
Goddess of victory.
Minor god of Medicine, Created Philosophers cure for Leo.

40 Clues: Founders of rome. • Title of the book • Author of the book • Lord of the winds. • Goddess of victory. • Camp for Greek Demigods • Camp for Roman Demigods • God of beauty, Piper's mom. • Protagonist, son of Poseidon. • Greek island, home to Odysseus. • Pipers Dagger, can see the future • Larger of the two greek peninsula. • God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad. • ...

The Blood Of Olympus 2014-10-30

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Camp for Roman Demigods
Goddess of Hygiene, protector of Asclepius.
Goddess of sea storms percy runs into during a massive storm
Author of the book
God of the underworld, Hazel and Nico's dad.
Lord of the winds.
Goddess of war stagy, Annabeth's mom.
3 women who weave the strains of fate into the universe.
Founders of rome.
Half snake half human beings banished to the undergrounds of Athens.
King of the giants, born to kill zeus.
Serum that can cure death, used on Leo Valdez.
Giant pit which contains, Killed monsters, Cronus, Chaos, Darkness, And most Titans.
Satyre who helps deliver the athena parthenos to Camp Half-Blood
Lord of the gods, god of the heavens.
Villain of the story, son of Apollo.
Camp for Greek Demigods
Ancient citadel of Athens, Gaea awoke here.
30-40 foot tall beings created to kill the gods and other powerful creatures, can only be killed by a god and demigod working together.

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Girl Leo gets banished to an island with and Falls in love with her.
Goddess of the sprit of war, Reyna's mom.
Title of the book
Greek island, home to Odysseus.
Goddess of Marriage, Erased Jason and Percy memories to save the world.
God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad.
Protagonist, son of Poseidon.
Forty foot tall statue of athena that stood in the parthenon, brought peace between the Greeks and Romans.
God of quick, violent war, Franks father.
Pipers Dagger, can see the future
Large river that runs through Rome, said to be able to wash away greek blessings.
Ancient catapults made to launch large objects long distances.
Larger of the two greek peninsula.
Flying ship made to do the Quest of Seven.
Giant born to destroy the fates, Most important part of the Gaea ceremony.
Goddess of victory.
God of beauty, Piper's mom.
Normal sized horses which have wings and can fly.
Minor god of Medicine, Created Philosophers cure for Leo.
Son of Zeus, main character who goes on the Quest of Seven.
Large human like creatures with incredible power. (Evil)

40 Clues: Title of the book • Founders of rome. • Author of the book • Lord of the winds. • Goddess of victory. • Camp for Roman Demigods • Camp for Greek Demigods • God of beauty, Piper's mom. • Protagonist, son of Poseidon. • Greek island, home to Odysseus. • Pipers Dagger, can see the future • Larger of the two greek peninsula. • God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad. • ...

Immune System and Disease Prevention 2016-09-30

Immune System and Disease Prevention crossword puzzle

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the result of pathogens or germs invading the body, multiplying, and harming some of your body's cells.
the body's response to injury or disease, resulting in a condition of swelling, pain, heat, and redness.
a substance that can cause cancer.
the length of time that a particular disease can be spread from person to person.
a disease that can spread to a person from another person, an animal, or an object.
a sore throat caused by streptococcal bacteria
cause a further breakdown in body cells, tissues, and organs as they progress.
all disorders that are present when a baby is born.
a highly communicable viral disease characterized by fever, chills, fatigue, headache, muscle aches and respiratory symptoms.
proteins that attach to antigens, keeping them from harming the body.
Characteristics or behaviors that increase the likelihood of developing a medical disorder or disease
a bacterial disease that usually affects the lungs.
organisms that are more complex than bacteria but cannot make their own food.

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The smallest and simplest pathogens.
the ability to resist the pathogens that cause a particular disease
a Disease caused by the hepatitis B virus that affects the liver.
a disease that cannot be spread from one person to another.
an organism, such as an insect, that transmits pathogens.
cleanliness.
a preparation of dead or weakened pathogens that is introduced into the body to cause an immune system response.
able to spread to other by direct or indirect contact.
diseases that are present continuously or off and on over a long time.
system A secondary circulatory system that helps the body fight pathogens and maintains its fluid balance.
System a combination of body defenses made up of all the cells, tissues, and organs that fight pathogens that enter the body.
a viral disease characterized by an inflammation of the liver and yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes.
a viral disease characterized by a severe sore throat and swelling of the lymph glands in the next and around the throat area.
Simple one-celled organisms
Organisms that are so small they can only be seen through a microscope.
A serious inflammation of the lungs
substances that send the immune system into action.

30 Clues: cleanliness. • Simple one-celled organisms • a substance that can cause cancer. • A serious inflammation of the lungs • The smallest and simplest pathogens. • a sore throat caused by streptococcal bacteria • all disorders that are present when a baby is born. • substances that send the immune system into action. • a bacterial disease that usually affects the lungs. • ...

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A serious inflammation of the lungs
a viral disease characterized by a severe sore throat and swelling of the lymph glands in the next and around the throat area.
a highly communicable viral disease characterized by fever, chills, fatigue, headache, muscle aches and respiratory symptoms.
an organism, such as an insect, that transmits pathogens.
Organisms that are so small they can only be seen through a microscope.
a substance that can cause cancer.
the result of pathogens or germs invading the body, multiplying, and harming some of your body's cells.
able to spread to other by direct or indirect contact.
the length of time that a particular disease can be spread from person to person.
diseases that are present continuously or off and on over a long time.
all disorders that are present when a baby is born.
a disease that can spread to a person from another person, an animal, or an object.
a Disease caused by the hepatitis B virus that affects the liver.
Simple one-celled organisms

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the body's response to injury or disease, resulting in a condition of swelling, pain, heat, and redness.
the ability to resist the pathogens that cause a particular disease
cleanliness.
a preparation of dead or weakened pathogens that is introduced into the body to cause an immune system response.
substances that send the immune system into action.
a disease that cannot be spread from one person to another.
cause a further breakdown in body cells, tissues, and organs as they progress.
proteins that attach to antigens, keeping them from harming the body.
organisms that are more complex than bacteria but cannot make their own food.
System a combination of body defenses made up of all the cells, tissues, and organs that fight pathogens that enter the body.
a bacterial disease that usually affects the lungs.
a sore throat caused by streptococcal bacteria
Characteristics or behaviors that increase the likelihood of developing a medical disorder or disease
The smallest and simplest pathogens.
system A secondary circulatory system that helps the body fight pathogens and maintains its fluid balance.
a viral disease characterized by an inflammation of the liver and yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes.

30 Clues: cleanliness. • Simple one-celled organisms • a substance that can cause cancer. • A serious inflammation of the lungs • The smallest and simplest pathogens. • a sore throat caused by streptococcal bacteria • substances that send the immune system into action. • a bacterial disease that usually affects the lungs. • all disorders that are present when a baby is born. • ...

Surgical Radiography 2021-01-20

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Licensed physician specially trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures
A screw with a hollow shaft and a low pullout strength compared to conventional screws which can be reasonable precision and minimal trauma
Aparoscopic procedure in which three or four small incisions are made in the upper right quadrant between the levels of the xiphoid process and umbilicus
Sterile clothing worm during surgical procedures to protect the surgical sweet from sources of contamination
A 'C' shaped x-ray imaging intensifier
A method of protecting yourself
/ A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations
Artificially induced loss of ability to feel pain done to permit the performance of other painful procedures
Surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by neural impingement
An x-ray procedure that makes it possible to see internal organs in motion
Reconstruction or replacement of a joint

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Condition and practices that help to maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases
The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms
The area between the draped patient and the instrument table
A metal rod forced into the medullary cavity of long, weight bearing bones which allows ambulation within weeks rather than months.
The image intensifier is comprised of a large cylindrical, tapered tube with several internal structures in which an incident x-ray distribution is converted into a corresponding light image of non-limiting brightness
Something that is completely clean and free of germs
/ Type of surgery to fix a broken or fractured hip. Using pins, screws or plates to help hold broken bones together so the hip can heal correctly
Monitors and coordinates all activities in the OR, provides supplies to scrub nurses and manages patient care
Sterile fabric used to isolate the surgical site from possible sources of contamination
An imaging test that uses x-rays and a special dye to see inside the arteries
Responsible for maintaining the integrity, safety and efficacy of the sterile field
A chemical substance used in imaging procedures to help show what is happening inside the body.
Radiograph of the urinary tract following injection of contrast medium directly into the urethra, bladder, etc.
The presence of an infectious agent on a body surface (may also be on clothes, bedding, surgical instruments or dressings)

25 Clues: A method of protecting yourself • A 'C' shaped x-ray imaging intensifier • Reconstruction or replacement of a joint • Something that is completely clean and free of germs • The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms • The area between the draped patient and the instrument table • / A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations • ...

Surgical Radiography 2021-01-20

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The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms
The image intensifier is comprised of a large cylindrical, tapered tube with several internal structures in which an incident x-ray distribution is converted into a corresponding light image of non-limiting brightness
Radiograph of the urinary tract following injection of contrast medium directly into the urethra, bladder, etc.
Surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by neural impingement
A method of protecting yourself
An imaging test that uses x-rays and a special dye to see inside the arteries
An x-ray procedure that makes it possible to see internal organs in motion
Licensed physician specially trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures
A metal rod forced into the medullary cavity of long, weight bearing bones which allows ambulation within weeks rather than months.
Type of surgery to fix a broken or fractured hip. Using pins, screws or plates to help hold broken bones together so the hip can heal correctly
A chemical substance used in imaging procedures to help show what is happening inside the body.
A 'C' shaped x-ray imaging intensifier

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Responsible for maintaining the integrity, safety and efficacy of the sterile field
Sterile clothing worm during surgical procedures to protect the surgical sweet from sources of contamination
The presence of an infectious agent on a body surface (may also be on clothes, bedding, surgical instruments or dressings)
Condition and practices that help to maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases
A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations
The area between the draped patient and the instrument table
Artificially induced loss of ability to feel pain done to permit the performance of other painful procedures
Monitors and coordinates all activities in the OR, provides supplies to scrub nurses and manages patient care
Aparoscopic procedure in which three or four small incisions are made in the upper right quadrant between the levels of the xiphoid process and umbilicus
Something that is completely clean and free of germs
A screw with a hollow shaft and a low pullout strength compared to conventional screws which can be reasonable precision and minimal trauma
Sterile fabric used to isolate the surgical site from possible sources of contamination
Reconstruction or replacement of a joint

25 Clues: A method of protecting yourself • A 'C' shaped x-ray imaging intensifier • Reconstruction or replacement of a joint • Something that is completely clean and free of germs • The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms • The area between the draped patient and the instrument table • A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations • ...

FACS Food Vocab 2021-03-02

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to put dry ingredients through a sieve or sifter to remove lumps
to thoroughly cover a food with a liquid or dry mixture
all the food and drink a person regularly consumes
Cook in the oven in dry heat without a cover
to combine two or more ingredients until evenly distributed
to combine solid fat with dry ingredients until lumps of the desired size remain; may be done using a pastry blender, two knives or a fork
a person with this disorder repeatedly binges and then purges, by vomiting or taking laxatives, to prevent weight gain
to shred food into coarse pieces by rubbing it on teeth of a utensil or a rough surface.
A mixing process in which dough is folded, pressed, and squeezed to strengthen the gluten strands and allow yeast dough to develop the proper texture
to cut into small pieces
the number of servings or portions that a recipe produces
a shortened form of a word
to heat a liquid until bubbles rise to the surface, a method of cooking food in a boiling liquid

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to heat the oven to the correct temperature before adding the food
chemical substances in food that help to maintain the body
the amount of a food item customarily eaten at one time
to cook with vapor produced by a boiling liquid without allowing it to come into contact with the water
the same amount expressed in different ways by using different units of measure
the arrangement of the table that each diner will need for a meal; also called a cover
maintaining a clean condition in order to promote hygiene and prevent disease
to add ingredients carefully as not to lose air bubbles; the utensil is passed down through the mixture, across the bottom, and up the opposite side of the bowl, gently turning the mixture over.
to blend until smooth and fluffy
detailed instructions for preparing particular foods
fitting tasks together to make the best use of time; doing two tasks at the same time
a psychological disorder where a person eats very little or refuses to eat as they see themselves overweight even when they are dangerously underweight

25 Clues: to cut into small pieces • a shortened form of a word • to blend until smooth and fluffy • Cook in the oven in dry heat without a cover • all the food and drink a person regularly consumes • detailed instructions for preparing particular foods • the amount of a food item customarily eaten at one time • to thoroughly cover a food with a liquid or dry mixture • ...

Issue 1 2021-07-15

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Something with the potential to cause (6)Harm
The second thing you should do if have a task is considered too risky (Product based)(10)
Face covering (4)
The predominant colour of a first aid box
Hand protection (6)
Drill A method of showing how effective evacuations are (4)
Items that are worn for safety purposes (Ints) (3)
Place an injured person in this position until helps arrives
---- Practice but not legal (4)
Three components needed for Fire (6-4-4)
An abbreviated term to ensure electrical item safety (3)
What is the biggest more single killer at work (7)
A condition caused by coming into contact with outdated lagging materials (10)
Safe Condition Sign colour
Device to prevent contact with moving parts (5)
Work at Height Equipment (6)
Who is responsible for Health & Safety (8)
Repetitive ----- Injury (6)
Essential to complete a COSHH assessment (6-4-5)
The main aim of First Aid (2-8-4)

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Item used to protect your head (4-3)
The likelihood of harm occurring (4)
A mandatory colour in safety signage
How many fire muster points are there on the main site (5)
Where is the accident book located (3-4)
A mechanical aid for moving heavy objects (7)
Who enforces Health and Safety (3)
A step by step method of performing a more complicated task (4-6-2-4)
A way through which harmful substances can enter the body (4)
a special assessment for people who may need assistance in getting away from a burning building (INTs)(4)
'H' in HSE (6)
before, a term used in food hygiene (4)
Regulations that cover substances (Abrv)(5)
How often does the fire alarm get tested (6)
The colour of a sign that states we must not do
A Manual Handling task (7)
An unwanted sound (5)
Display -------- Equipment (6)
Health and safety at work -- Act 1974 (Abrv)(3)
that was too close for comfort (4-4)
What sort of accidents have to go in the accident book (3)
A Blue label on this type of fire extinguisher
An international labelling method for hazardous substances (INTs)(3)
----To Work, is a document required for the most hazardous of tasks (6)

44 Clues: 'H' in HSE (6) • Face covering (4) • Hand protection (6) • An unwanted sound (5) • A Manual Handling task (7) • Safe Condition Sign colour • Repetitive ----- Injury (6) • Work at Height Equipment (6) • Display -------- Equipment (6) • ---- Practice but not legal (4) • The main aim of First Aid (2-8-4) • Who enforces Health and Safety (3) • Item used to protect your head (4-3) • ...

Horses of the Night crossword 2023-11-17

Horses of the Night crossword crossword puzzle

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When Chris is unable to escape into his mind anymore, the chaos outside during the war was too much for him, he takes this action out of desperation and frustration.
The difficulties caused Chris to go back to Shallow Creek
Perspective on reality expressed by Chris when he was camping with Venessa
The symbol symbolizes how Chris separates himself from reality.
Richard Haliburton, a literary device
What isn’t in the lake behind Chris’s House.
The old, weathered, cheap suit we see Chris wear when Vanessa is 11
Town north of Winnipeg
Vanessa's thoughts of Chris when she saw how he reacted to Grandfather Connor’s harsh comments, and the reason why she believed that he was nice to him.
The high low-sweeping spruce trees shutting out the sun with their dusky out-fanned branches
Chris’ imaginary ranch where his two racing horses are held
Chris's age when he starts seeing the complexity of reality
The reality of what is inside the lake.
Chris uses these to escape from the harsh reality of the world, where he is incapable of achieving his dreams.
Shows the extreme difficulty, poverty, and unsatisfactory life Chris had in Shallow Creek. The lack of hygiene and lack of competent living standards

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How Vanessa thinks about her feelings after seeing Chris’s house
Duchess and Firefly are an example of which literary device?
The Great Depression and Drought were abstract and external concepts; they were malevolent gods whose evil I only noticed superstitiously.
Even Vanessa’s family could not afford this, and yet Chris is delusional to believe he can sell this to everyone in the town.
One of the main forces driving Chris to be unable to achieve his dreams and makes the reality more challenging to him.
Symbolizes Vanessa’s initial impressions of Chris, as well as one of his first escapes from reality and writing his homework assignment.
Symbolizes Chris’s escape into delusions and imagination instead of facing reality head on.
Symbolizes Grandfather Connor’s unwavering and stubborn nature, as well as his negative attitude towards Chris and his father
Chris’s imagination when he realizes that he is not able to get into university, that he hopes that he can become one of these.
One of the symbols that pulls Chris back into the harsh reality he is facing.

25 Clues: Town north of Winnipeg • Richard Haliburton, a literary device • The reality of what is inside the lake. • What isn’t in the lake behind Chris’s House. • The difficulties caused Chris to go back to Shallow Creek • Chris’ imaginary ranch where his two racing horses are held • Chris's age when he starts seeing the complexity of reality • ...

National Safe Work Month Work Cover WA 2023-07-24

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If an accident happens but there is no injury, this is a ‘near ’ ____ and needs to be reported to your supervisor (4)
Something that has the potential to cause harm (6)
Repeated and unreasonable behaviour directed towards a worker or a group of workers that creates a risk to health and safety (7)
Safety clothing and equipment (abbrev) (3)
These are a type of protective footwear (6,5)
You should use a professional arborist when felling these near powerlines, roads or buildings (5)
All workplaces must have an emergency ________ procedures that informs workers what to do in an emergency (8)
____________ hazards are anything in the design or management of work that increases the risk of psychological or physical harm (12)
Before conducting excavation work, Dial Before You ___ (3)
People can often fall from one of these (6)
An exclusion ____ is used to keep people out of an area (4)
National focus on WHS held each October (4,4,5)
Use at least one of these to manage risks (8)

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This happens if you stay out in the sun too long (7)
A person elected by a workgroup to represent workers’ interests relating to health and safety (abbrev) (3)
Work Health and Safety(acronym) (3)
A PCBU has the primary ____ __ ____ to ensure the health and safety of workers and others at the workplace (4,2,4)
You should set the top of your computer monitor to be level with your ____ (4)
All workplaces must have a first aid ___ as well as people trained to administer first aid (3)
You should never be this when working with potentially aggressive people (5)
_____, trips and falls (5)
This is related to the probability or extent of exposure to a hazard (4)
An unplanned event resulting in personal injury or person in need of first aid, damage to equipment and property, death or a combination of death, damage to equipment (8)
Wearing ear protection can reduce exposure to _____ induced hearing loss (5)
You must drink this liquid to stay hydrated particularly when working in the heat (5)
Another name for an employee (6)
All workplaces should have a ____ and alcohol policy. (4)
Good hand hygiene includes using ____ and water (4)
Vulnerable workers are most often a _____ worker (5)

29 Clues: _____, trips and falls (5) • Another name for an employee (6) • Work Health and Safety(acronym) (3) • Safety clothing and equipment (abbrev) (3) • People can often fall from one of these (6) • These are a type of protective footwear (6,5) • Use at least one of these to manage risks (8) • National focus on WHS held each October (4,4,5) • ...

A Phillips Crossword #1 2023-07-23

A Phillips Crossword #1 crossword puzzle

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God's waiting room
one that loves sweets
Papa's favorite colors to wear
tapioca pearls
our favorite golden retriever
Kalani's alma mater
luck of the ___________
Alan's chilis
always faithful
formal military attire
the only AI at Papa's house
a yellow-green gas at room temperature
"X" on a bowling scoresheet
North American cereal plant that yields large grains
whiskered fish
grow this plant to attract butterflies to your yard
narrow boat with pointed ends
Portuguese donuts
where Kyler works
big glass of beer
Mama & Papa's alma mater
U.S. army parachute team
flower commonly found in Hawaii
summer fruit
reptile that looks like a dinosaur that usually lives in fresh water
where Mama got appendicitis
score of 40-40 in tennis
drama show where the main character has a photographic memory
loves and devotes oneself to their home & country
teenage amateur detective in a fictional book

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where Papa met Mama
mammal that we always love to see
Papa's favorite dinner
Kalani's favorite fruit to wear
Walt's famous park in Florida
famous Vietnamese noodle soup
what the Phillips family is full of
utensil comprised of two sticks that are equal in size
the golden state
the best time to run on the beach
Brazilian fighting style
fabric sleeve to keep drinks cold
band that sings "Maybe"
Kole’s favorite anime ever
marine invertebrates that typically form compact colonies of many identical individual polyps
branch of medicine dealing with hygiene, epidemiology, and disease prevention
big bird that scoops up fish
aromatic evergreen shrub of the mint family; also a color
hang loose
where Papa gets his coffee
Papa's favorite ice cream flavor
naval base in Japan
Papa's favorite invention
artificial waterway
treasure island
drink with lemonade and tea; named after a golfer
where Auntie Pilar has dual citizenship
feathery and grand palm tree that grows to sizes up to 18 feet long
number of Phillips grandkids
3 under par
where Kyler trains
bug that will ruin the paint on your car
sea cow

63 Clues: sea cow • hang loose • 3 under par • summer fruit • Alan's chilis • tapioca pearls • whiskered fish • always faithful • treasure island • the golden state • Portuguese donuts • where Kyler works • big glass of beer • God's waiting room • where Kyler trains • where Papa met Mama • Kalani's alma mater • naval base in Japan • artificial waterway • one that loves sweets • Papa's favorite dinner • ...

Parts of Skin and Eyes 2023-10-14

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innermost layer of the eye
colored portion of the eye
Bubble of fluid formed on the skin
an extension of the central nervous system in the eye
largest Organ in our body
when the naturally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy
body organ that we use to see
the central retinal artery and vein, and their branches
provides nutrients to the eye and helps keeps its shape
General skin disease which can be seen from red rash and itchiness
the part of your eye that processes what you see directly in front of you (your central vision)
Cords in your body that carries electrical impulses to the brain
Condition where the skin inflammation causes it to get dry and itchy
use of extreme cold to freeze and remove abnormal tissue
A homeostatic process that maintain internal body temperature
what you can see to each side or up and down without moving your head
The measurement of heat/cold
The deepest layer of skin
A condition where the skin gets burnt from the sun
Branch of medicine dealing with the skin

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Proteins that bind skin cells to one another
Substance in the body that gives the skin color
The upper and outermost layer of skin
transparent part of eye
Condition where the pores on the skin get clogged
loss of peripheral vision
keeps eyes moist
condition when retina pulls away from its normal position at the back of the eye
white portion of the eye
A condition where the immune system reacts abnormally towards something
a surgery to remove the lens of the eye and replace it with artificial lens
visual organ found in arthropods such as insects and crustaceans
small aperture located in the centre of the iris
Maintaining cleanliness and health
To protect the body from heat and regulates body temperature
Soft tissues in the body that helps us move
produces fluid in the eye called aqueous humor
The thickest layer of skin
human eye possesses a single large lens whereas insect eyes have many small lenses, having one lens per eye subunit
A skin condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the skin cells

40 Clues: keeps eyes moist • transparent part of eye • white portion of the eye • loss of peripheral vision • largest Organ in our body • The deepest layer of skin • innermost layer of the eye • colored portion of the eye • The thickest layer of skin • The measurement of heat/cold • body organ that we use to see • Bubble of fluid formed on the skin • Maintaining cleanliness and health • ...

Nonprofit Technology Crossword from Raise HECK 2022-07-25

Nonprofit Technology Crossword from Raise HECK crossword puzzle

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Database to house all the interactions people have with your organization
When you provide constituents with a seamless experience whether online, in mail, phones, social media
Programming language that powers web pages
Someone who donates a large amount is a _____ donor
Another name for monthly recurring givers
What determines whether your email reaches the inbox
Twitter, Instagram, Facebook
Type of text that you add to an image to make it accessible to screen readers
Type of fundraising where people ask friends and family to donate
A 501(c)3 or 501(c)4
Type of email bounces from an out-of-the-office autoresponder
Subset of your supporters based on criteria you define
Two records in your database for the same person
Programming to connect databases with each other
When you move from one CRM to another
Another name for a spam trap
When you clean up your data

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When your video or article is shared widely it has gone _____
Electronic donations from a bank account
When you keep your data in separate systems it's in a ____
Data __________
Type of email open you'll see due to Apple's Privacy Protection Program
When you have two versions of an email, which one won?
Programming language to control fonts, colors and layout on a web page
A document that outlines what changes a software company will make to its product
If you take online donations, you must be ___ compliant
When you make your web content appear high in search results
If you implement a new CRM, you need to manage this
Send email to people who are _______ with your email
Tool that connects your supporters with elected officials
Software that does just one thing
The array of technology your organization uses
It's important to make your donation pages ______-friendly
Type of bounce when the email doesn't exist anymore
When someone clicks a link in your email and answers the CTA on the form
unsolicited bulk email
Another word for an unsubscribe
How other organizations perform in an area of measurement
Coordinated set of communications over a period of time with a specific purpose

39 Clues: Data __________ • A 501(c)3 or 501(c)4 • unsolicited bulk email • When you clean up your data • Twitter, Instagram, Facebook • Another name for a spam trap • Another word for an unsubscribe • Software that does just one thing • When you move from one CRM to another • Electronic donations from a bank account • Another name for monthly recurring givers • ...

History Of Mental Health 2022-11-14

History Of Mental Health crossword puzzle

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____________ is a branch or category of medicine which studies the treatment of mental disorders.
What was banned from using in the hospital in 1977?
what is the possession of knowledge of self, ability to meet basic needs and assume responsibility for own behaviour and growth; to integrate thoughts, feelings and actions; and successfully resolve conflicts?
____________ is the surgical drilling of holes in the skull to treat head injuries and epilepsy and allow evil spirits trapped in the skull
Asylum name changed to _________________ in the year _________
What types of people believed that “Emotion disorders were an organic dysfunction of the brain?”
___________ is mental disease of slaves that caused blacks to have urge to run away.
A mentally ill person living in the year 1600 would most likely be locked away in
Who proposed that mental illness was a disturbance of four (4) body fluids or ‘humours’?
Who was the first person to use the term “Schizophrenia”?
___________________is the possession by demonic spirits, displeasure of the gods, eclipses, planetary gravitation, curses and sin
What year was the policy decision made from the ministry of health and environment, for psychiatric patients to be treated at local hospitals and clinics in Jamaica?
Who is considered to be the father of American Psychiatry and wrote the first textbook on psychiatry
Training schools for nurses in the psychiatric setting were started in 1882. So what year were nurses being employed in State Mental Hospitals?

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Who made the mental hygiene movement popular?
In Jamaica, _______________ amended to give mental health officers the power to enter premises and assist the police to remove persons who are suspected to be mentally ill
In what era were the mentally ill persons, especially women, began to be persecuted as witches who were possessed?
Beheading, hanging and burning at the stake were common occurrences in what era or year?
A condition characterized by alterations in thought, mood, or behaviour; usually associated with distress or impaired behaviour is known as?
Who was a retired school teacher who discovered the appalling treatment of prisoners especially those who were mentally ill.
Which year were normal ovaries removed to treat ‘mental madness’ and ‘hysterical vomiting’ in some women?
What period is known/referred to as the decade of the Brain?

22 Clues: Who made the mental hygiene movement popular? • What was banned from using in the hospital in 1977? • Who was the first person to use the term “Schizophrenia”? • What period is known/referred to as the decade of the Brain? • Asylum name changed to _________________ in the year _________ • ...

Lotto Crossword 2022-07-08

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(especially of an animal) in a wild state, especially after escape from captivity or domestication.(5)
having or showing a quick-witted intelligence. Or exceptionally well dressed(5)
a written agreement used to determine the share of wealth and assets upon the death of the author (4)
a stinging winged insect which collects nectar and pollen, produces wax and honey, and lives in large communities (3)
difficult to believe; extraordinary.(10)
a large plant-eating domesticated mammal with solid hoofs and a flowing mane and tail, used for riding, racing, and to carry and pull loads.(5)
when you eat (or drink) at a restaurant or bar and leave without paying the bill.(4, 3, 4)
lure (someone) into a relationship by means of a fictional online persona.(7)
a small disposable cloth treated with a cleansing agent, used especially for personal hygiene. Or a useless pushover of a man (3, 4)
an aerosol spray containing oils derived from cayenne pepper, irritant to the eyes and respiratory passages and used as a disabling weapon.(6, 5)
belonging to or associated with the speaker (2)
attractive in a pretty or endearing way. (4)

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brush and clean the coat of (a horse, dog, or other animal).(5)
denoting the second of a specified or implied group of two (5)
sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy Or having a particular meaning; indicative of something (11)
loose wet sand that yields easily to pressure and sucks in anything resting on or falling into it.(9)
pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.(9)
move or act in an awkward or confused manner.or ______bee (6)
the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.(5)
intercept and hold (something which has been thrown, propelled, or dropped).(5)
favourite expression (4, 1, 3)
accomplishing a desired aim or result.(10)
a pleased, kind, or amused facial expression, typically with the corners of the mouth turned up and the front teeth exposed (5)
causing laughter or amusement; humorous.(5)
lively, bold, and full of spirit; cheeky. (5)
a female sheep (3)

26 Clues: a female sheep (3) • favourite expression (4, 1, 3) • difficult to believe; extraordinary.(10) • accomplishing a desired aim or result.(10) • causing laughter or amusement; humorous.(5) • attractive in a pretty or endearing way. (4) • pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.(9) • lively, bold, and full of spirit; cheeky. (5) • ...

Disease 2025-11-12

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a treatment that helps your body gain immunity to a virus
having good hygiene, covering your mouth when coughing or sneezing and avoiding close contact with sock people are all ways to
a microscopic infectious agent that is not a living cell and can only reproduce by invading a living host cell and inserting their DNA
a degenerative lung disease that can be caused by living in places with air pollution or by smoking and vaping
small number of bacteria that are able to cause disease
an organism that can be used as a food source, break down organic matter and act as decomposers
a skin cancer that is caused by sunlight exposure (UV light/radiation)
ringworm, tinea, and candida are all examples of
a treatment that will kill bacteria or prevent them from multiplying in your body
a pathogen moving from host to host though direct contact, airborne, vectors, bodily fluids, foodborne or waterborne are all types of
disease that can be spread when you touch the infected person
Measles, mumps, rubella and warts are all examples of

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non-infectious diseases that are caused by genetics, environment or lifestyle
a disease that is easily spread from one person to another
the process of external fluids entering your body, causing you to become infected with a disease
involves a person becoming infected when they contact an object previously touched by an infected person
produces water droplets from a person which contain pathogens and when these land in other peoples mouths or eyes, they can get infected with the disease
microscopic and unicellular organisms
a disease that can be spread when a person consumes food or water that contains a pathogen
separating material or people which are able to spread disease from uninfected people
A disease that can be spread from person to person
organisms or other things that can cause disease
a disease that is not easily transmitted from person to person
animals or objects that are able to transmit a disease
whooping cough, tetanus and gastroenteritis are all examples of
Anything that stopes the normal functioning of the body

26 Clues: microscopic and unicellular organisms • organisms or other things that can cause disease • ringworm, tinea, and candida are all examples of • A disease that can be spread from person to person • Measles, mumps, rubella and warts are all examples of • animals or objects that are able to transmit a disease • small number of bacteria that are able to cause disease • ...

Lucas' Diseases Crossword 2025-11-12

Lucas' Diseases Crossword crossword puzzle

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Animals or insects that carry and pass on diseases.
Carries oxygen and nutrients but can also spread infections like HIV.
Spread through contaminated water.
Fluid in the mouth that can spread disease through bites or sharing utensils.
The way a disease spreads from one host to another.
(10,8) Harmful bacteria that cause disease.
Disease from bacterial infection through cuts or wounds.
Not spread from one person to another.
(6,6) Spread through substances like blood or saliva.
Caused by a virus; can’t be treated with antibiotics.
Waste fluid from the body; can contain pathogens in some infections.
(6,7) Catching a disease by touching an infected person.
(8,5) Reproductive fluid that can carry sexually transmitted infections.
Caused by fungi such as yeasts or moulds.
Liquid from eyes that can contain trace pathogens but mostly protects against infection.
(6,6) Substances like blood or saliva that can carry infections.
Medicines that kill or stop bacteria from growing.
Easily spread from person to person.
Releases droplets carrying germs into the air.

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Lung disease often caused by smoking; damages air sacs.
Condition where the body can’t properly regulate blood sugar.
A microorganism that causes disease.
Poisonous types of fungi that resemble mushrooms.
Deadly form of skin cancer caused by UV exposure.
Spreads germs from the lungs or throat through the air.
Spread by eating contaminated food.
Study of heredity and how traits and diseases are passed down.
Keeping clean to prevent infection and illness.
Fungi, some edible but others poisonous.
Spread through the air in tiny droplets.
Disease where cells grow uncontrollably, forming tumors.
Isolation to prevent spread of disease.
Caused by bacteria; often treatable with antibiotics.
(8,12) When disease spreads through a surface or object, not person-to-person touch.
Area between abdomen and thigh; common site of swelling or infection.
Injection that helps the body build immunity to disease.
(8,5) Bodily fluid that can transmit sexually transmitted infections.
Viral infection that causes swollen salivary glands.
(6,5) Nourishes infants and can transmit some infections from mother to child.
Viral disease causing fever and rash; prevented by vaccination.
(4,5) Body cells that viruses invade to reproduce.

41 Clues: Spread through contaminated water. • Spread by eating contaminated food. • A microorganism that causes disease. • Easily spread from person to person. • Not spread from one person to another. • Isolation to prevent spread of disease. • Fungi, some edible but others poisonous. • Spread through the air in tiny droplets. • Caused by fungi such as yeasts or moulds. • ...

Disease 2025-11-12

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Animals or insects that carry and pass on diseases.
Carries oxygen and nutrients but can also spread infections like HIV.
Spread through contaminated water.
Fluid in the mouth that can spread disease through bites or sharing utensils.
The way a disease spreads from one host to another.
(10,8) Harmful bacteria that cause disease.
Disease from bacterial infection through cuts or wounds.
Not spread from one person to another.
(6,6) Spread through substances like blood or saliva.
Caused by a virus; can’t be treated with antibiotics.
Waste fluid from the body; can contain pathogens in some infections.
(6,7) Catching a disease by touching an infected person.
(8,5) Reproductive fluid that can carry sexually transmitted infections.
Caused by fungi such as yeasts or moulds.
Liquid from eyes that can contain trace pathogens but mostly protects against infection.
(6,6) Substances like blood or saliva that can carry infections.
Medicines that kill or stop bacteria from growing.
Easily spread from person to person.
Releases droplets carrying germs into the air.

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Lung disease often caused by smoking; damages air sacs.
Condition where the body can’t properly regulate blood sugar.
A microorganism that causes disease.
Poisonous types of fungi that resemble mushrooms.
Deadly form of skin cancer caused by UV exposure.
Spreads germs from the lungs or throat through the air.
Spread by eating contaminated food.
Study of heredity and how traits and diseases are passed down.
Keeping clean to prevent infection and illness.
Fungi, some edible but others poisonous.
Spread through the air in tiny droplets.
Disease where cells grow uncontrollably, forming tumors.
Isolation to prevent spread of disease.
Caused by bacteria; often treatable with antibiotics.
(8,12) When disease spreads through a surface or object, not person-to-person touch.
Area between abdomen and thigh; common site of swelling or infection.
Injection that helps the body build immunity to disease.
(8,5) Bodily fluid that can transmit sexually transmitted infections.
Viral infection that causes swollen salivary glands.
(6,5) Nourishes infants and can transmit some infections from mother to child.
Viral disease causing fever and rash; prevented by vaccination.
(4,5) Body cells that viruses invade to reproduce.

Chpt 12 (pt1): Preoperative Surgical Case Management 2025-12-03

Chpt 12 (pt1): Preoperative Surgical Case Management crossword puzzle

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These must be counted along with sharps and instruments.
The CST may perform duties of the assistant ______.
Fluid used to inflate the catheter balloon.
The phase of case management that involves preparing the OR and gathering supplies.
Must be placed under the axilla in lateral position.
Most common type of catheter used.
The catheter bag must be kept ______ than the bladder to prevent backflow.
Patients should be transported feet ______.
Organisms that live deeper below the skin surface.
The phase of case management that occurs during the surgical procedure.
Position used to displace abdominal organs cephalad (head-down).
These items, such as rings, should be removed or taped.
Skin prep should begin here and work toward the periphery.
Position where the patient is on their back.
This must be removed to allow the pulse oximeter to function properly.
Major mode of heat loss along with convection.
Type of solution that provides a rapid reduction in microbes but is flammable.
Patients are usually admitted to a ______-day surgery unit.
Oral hygiene prevents this type of complication.

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Patient and case preparation routines occur ______.
This prep technique uses a "paint" and "scrub".
This hand is used to stabilize the anatomy and does not return to the sterile setup.
Position for a female patient during catheterization.
Heat loss due to air currents (wind chill effect).
Condition caused by a drop in core body temperature.
Standard unit of measurement for catheter size.
Minimum number of people required to transfer an immobile patient.
The strap applied 2 inches above the knees.
The situation described in textbooks is often the "______" one, though variations occur.
Position also known as Jackknife.
Personal Protective Equipment (Abbr.).
The phase that includes caring for instrumentation after use.
The CST often performs the first ______ role.
Nerve injury caused by stirrups or extending feet beyond the table.
These are crossed over the chest in the supine position (temporarily) or tucked.
Food or fluid in the stomach increases the risk of ______ during anesthesia.
Area considered contaminated and often prepped last or with separate sponges.
Acronym for "nothing by mouth".

38 Clues: Acronym for "nothing by mouth". • Position also known as Jackknife. • Most common type of catheter used. • Personal Protective Equipment (Abbr.). • Fluid used to inflate the catheter balloon. • The strap applied 2 inches above the knees. • Patients should be transported feet ______. • Position where the patient is on their back. • ...

The Blood Of Olympus 2014-10-30

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Villain of the story, son of Apollo.
Ancient catapults made to launch large objects long distances.
Goddess of Marriage, Erased Jason and Percy memories to save the world.
Forty foot tall statue of athena that stood in the parthenon, brought peace between the Greeks and Romans.
God of the underworld, Hazel and Nico's dad.
30-40 foot tall beings created to kill the gods and other powerful creatures, can only be killed by a god and demigod working together.
Goddess of sea storms percy runs into during a massive storm
Girl Leo gets banished to an island with and Falls in love with her.
Title of the book
Son of Zeus, main character who goes on the Quest of Seven.
Larger of the two greek peninsula.
Goddess of Hygiene, protector of Asclepius.
Goddess of victory.
Ancient citadel of Athens, Gaea awoke here.
Satyre who helps deliver the athena parthenos to Camp Half-Blood
Flying ship made to do the Quest of Seven.
Minor god of Medicine, Created Philosophers cure for Leo.
Lord of the gods, god of the heavens.

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Large river that runs through Rome, said to be able to wash away greek blessings.
Camp for Greek Demigods
Large human like creatures with incredible power. (Evil)
King of the giants, born to kill zeus.
Pipers Dagger, can see the future
Founders of rome.
Lord of the winds.
Camp for Roman Demigods
Author of the book
Serum that can cure death, used on Leo Valdez.
Greek island, home to Odysseus.
3 women who weave the strains of fate into the universe.
Giant born to destroy the fates, Most important part of the Gaea ceremony.
God of beauty, Piper's mom.
Goddess of the sprit of war, Reyna's mom.
Half snake half human beings banished to the undergrounds of Athens.
God of quick, violent war, Franks father.
Normal sized horses which have wings and can fly.
Goddess of war stagy, Annabeth's mom.
Protagonist, son of Poseidon.
God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad.
Giant pit which contains, Killed monsters, Cronus, Chaos, Darkness, And most Titans.

40 Clues: Founders of rome. • Title of the book • Lord of the winds. • Author of the book • Goddess of victory. • Camp for Greek Demigods • Camp for Roman Demigods • God of beauty, Piper's mom. • Protagonist, son of Poseidon. • Greek island, home to Odysseus. • Pipers Dagger, can see the future • Larger of the two greek peninsula. • God of Fire and forging, Leo's dad. • ...

Sanitation Vocab 1 2014-10-08

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Personal cleanliness practices
This bacteria is often linked with contaminated ground beef and contaminated produce
Associated with foods such as salads containing TCS food (potato, tuna, shrimp, macaroni). Also associated with contaminated water. Control flies!
Inspects retail and foodservice operations
When any rule of time or temperature is not followed during food preparation or storage.
Conducts research into the causes of foodborne illness outbreaks
Usually found by word of mouth. Should be willing to show you their operation
Foodborne illness caused by one of four categories of microorganisms.
A protein in a food or ingredient that some people are sensitive to
Referred to as the "cruise ship virus." Highly contagious within only a few hours after consumption.
Biological contaminant. Includes yeasts, molds and mushrooms

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Indicates the acidity or alkalinity level of a food.
A poison. Can't be destroyed by cooking or freezing.
This bacterial foodborne illness is only found in humans. Exclude food handlers who have been diagnosed with an illness caused by this bacteria.
These microscopic organisms can be found almost everywhere. They live in and on our bodies. When given the right conditions they will double in number approximately every 20 minutes.
A bodily reaction that serves as an indicator one has been contaminated by a pathogen.
Inspects meat, poultry and eggs
An object that has made it's way into food. Examples are stamples, wood, metal shavings and bones.
Requires time and temperature control for safety
A disease-causing organism.
Requires no further cooking or preparation
Examples: Spraying chemical sanitizer info food. Adding too much chlorine to the sanitizer water in the 3 compartment sink. Spraying pesticides in the kitchen.
As a means to prevent this foodborne illness, staff who have jaundice must be excluded from the operation. A carier of this virus can be symptom-free but still spread the illness to others.
Those people who are most likely to become sick from a foodborne illness.
This is the result of eating contaminated food.
Temperature range where bacteria thrive.
Carried by humans and animals. Need to be inside a living cell to grow. Not destroyed by normal cooking temperatures.
A symptom of some foodborne illnesses. Yellowing of the skin and eyes.
Writes the Food Code. Inspects all food except for meat, poultry and eggs.

29 Clues: A disease-causing organism. • Personal cleanliness practices • Inspects meat, poultry and eggs • Temperature range where bacteria thrive. • Inspects retail and foodservice operations • Requires no further cooking or preparation • This is the result of eating contaminated food. • Requires time and temperature control for safety • ...

Homework Menu Document Unit 6 2023-01-09

Homework Menu Document Unit 6 crossword puzzle

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Ensures citizens the right to see a judge within a reasonable amount of time
No Catholic can inherit the throne of England
General that defeated the loyalists in the English Civil war, became a military dictator
United England and Scotland into the United Kingdom
the leader of the cabinet
Powerful family in Austria
Stated women could rule in Austria
Discovered the law of gravity
Created St.Petersburg to be the 'window' to europe, modernized the diets, hygiene, and dress of the russians
The Sun King, ordered the construction of the palace of versailles
theory that the sun is at the center of the universe
The period where the monarchy was restored to England
Son of james I; challenged and dissolved parlament, started the English Civil War
A bloodless revolution that ended the reign of James II
first permanent English settlement
the monarchs power is limited by a constitution
Ended the French and Indian War

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Made England a limited constitutional monarchy
Russian ruler who took territory from Poland, created schools for girls, and gained a warm-water port by defeating the Ottoman turks
Monarchs who signed the english bill of rights, making england a limited constitutional monarchy
Powerful Family in Russia
second permanent English settlement
English fight for the throne between the Lancaster and York Families
Powerful Family in Prussia
The father of modern science
Cheif minister who wanted France to be an absolute monarchy by limiting the power of noble and removing the Huguenots
Discovered how blood circulates throughout the body
Powerful family in France
Created the laws of planetary motion
a group of advisors to the monarch
a spanish navy fleet defeated by the Protestant Wind in 1588
Invented Heliocentric theory
Founder of the stuart dynasty, made the King James Bible
War between England and France for territory in America
English dynasty founded by Henry VII
Queen of Austria that ruled due to pragmatic sanction
Grants religious freedom to dissenters
Ruler after Cromwell that restored the monarchy to England
Introduced culture to Prussia and expanded its borders

39 Clues: Powerful Family in Russia • the leader of the cabinet • Powerful family in France • Powerful Family in Prussia • Powerful family in Austria • The father of modern science • Invented Heliocentric theory • Discovered the law of gravity • Ended the French and Indian War • Stated women could rule in Austria • a group of advisors to the monarch • first permanent English settlement • ...

Schizophrenia Crossword Puzzle 2020-04-02

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type of schizophrenia where the symptoms fit the general description of schizophrenia, but do not fit specifically into any of the above categories
fixed false beliefs or suspicions not shared by others in the person’s culture and that are firmly held even when there is evidence to the contrary
the period of time during adolescence when subtle symptoms of schizophrenia begin to develop
Rarest type of schizophrenia that is characterized by unusual, limited, and sudden movements, patients have a tendency to mimic the behaviors and mannerisms of those around them
well-being of the mind that is just as important as physical health
hearing, seeing or feeling things that are not there
what a person with schizophrenia hears
type of schizophrenia that is characterized by an exaggeration of the negative systems that include slow movement, poor memory, lack of concentration, and poor hygiene
"highs" that somebody with schizophrenia experiences
love and encouragement you get from people that you are related to; it is vital for managing symptoms, and is the best way to ensure positive mental health

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A mental health condition where the person afflicted hears voices that aren’t actually coming from a physical source in the real world.
type of schizophrenia that can be equated to a mix of paranoid, hebephrenic, and catatonic, but does not fit into one category alone
environmental, physical, or psychological factors that can make you feel uncomfortable
type of schizophrenia that is the most common, and is characterized by moderate to severe hallucinations and delusions
type of schizophrenia where Positive symptoms are rare, and negative symptoms are most prominent early and worsen later on.
a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact is lost with external reality.
type of schizophrenia characterized by unusual bodily sensations
specialized, focused education that assists patients with practical life skills so that they may be ready to manage their own job and finances in the future
AKA "disorganized schizophrenia"; type of schizophrenia that is characterized by responding inappropriately to emotional situations
therapy focused on improving behavior by identifying potentially harmful and/or self-destructive behaviors and fixing them
"lows" that somebody with schizophrenia experiences

21 Clues: what a person with schizophrenia hears • "lows" that somebody with schizophrenia experiences • hearing, seeing or feeling things that are not there • "highs" that somebody with schizophrenia experiences • type of schizophrenia characterized by unusual bodily sensations • well-being of the mind that is just as important as physical health • ...

Surgical Radiography 2021-01-20

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Artificially induced loss of ability to feel pain done to permit the performance of other painful procedures
Radiograph of the urinary tract following injection of contrast medium directly into the urethra, bladder, etc. (2)
A type of surgery to fix a broken or fractured hip. Using pins, screws or plates to help hold broken bones together so the hip can heal correctly (2)
A metal rod forced into the medullary cavity of long, weight bearing bones which allows ambulation within weeks rather than months (2)
Surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by neural impingement
An imaging test that uses x-rays and a special dye to see inside the arteries
Sterile fabric used to isolate the surgical site from possible sources of contamination
Reconstruction or replacement of a joint
A method of protecting yourself
Licensed physician specially trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures
operation mode on a mobile C-arm that reduces the dose to the patients
Responsible for maintaining the integrity, safety and efficacy of the sterile field (2)
The area between the draped patient and the instrument table(2)
A ‘C’ shaped x-ray imaging intensifier

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A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations (2)
Something that is completely clean and free of germs
Laparoscopic procedure in which three or four small incisions are made in the upper right quadrant between the levels of the xiphoid process and umbilicus
Preferably an RN; monitors and coordinates all activities in the OR, provides supplies to scrub nurses and manages patient care (2)
Condition and practices that help to maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases
A chemical substance used in imaging procedures to help show what is happening inside the body.
Comprised of a large cylindrical, tapered tube with several internal structures in which an incident x-ray distribution is converted into a corresponding light image of non-limiting brightness (2)
Hardware with a hollow shaft and a low pullout strength compared to conventional screws which can be reasonable precision and minimal trauma
An x-ray procedure that makes it possible to see internal organs in motion. Using real time video.
The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms

24 Clues: A method of protecting yourself • A ‘C’ shaped x-ray imaging intensifier • Reconstruction or replacement of a joint • Something that is completely clean and free of germs • The absence of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms • The area between the draped patient and the instrument table(2) • A room in a hospital specially equipped for surgical operations (2) • ...

Food Safety 2020-10-18

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Single celled microorganisms that live in soil,water and the bodies of plant and animals
One of the common food allergen
…………… Is an allergy symptom
chiller can use to cool the hot food in short time
One of the common symptoms of food related illness
Ice scoop should dip in ………….. bucket after each use.
Microorganisms that causes food…………….. does not change the appearance, smell or taste of any food
Illness is any illness that is caused by
it is important for everyone to maintain good ...........hygiene
Food items should be stored away from walls and at least ……. Inches off the floor.
Chopping board color for Ready To Eat food is .............
How many times you can reheat the cooked food?
Major food source for Lactose intolerance
Acronym for “conditions for bacteria to grow"
Microwave is one of the ……………… method
Washing your ………… is one of the best ways to reduce the risk of food related illness.

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Service krew must hold the dishes by the bottom or …....
Chopped potatoes for soup can be handled with …….. hands
………… thermometers are using to check the surface temperature of a griddle
Nontyphoidal Salmonella is commonly available in ……… and eggs
Bacteria and ……………… are the most common causes of food related illness
Viruses that causes food related illnesses mainly come from ……………
Ice point method and ………… point method, are two ways to calibrate a thermometer.
One of the major virus that causes Food related illness.
Never use …………… equipment to reheat the food, unless it is built to do so.
During cooking temperature check chefs' should check the temperature in the .......... part of the food
Minimum cooking temperature of ground fish/meat is ………… degrees of Celsius
………………… contamination is the transfer of harmful microorganisms from one food or surface to another
When two or more people get the same illness after eating the same food, it is called an ……………
HACCP is part of the Food Safety ........ System
hot food must be cooled from 57 - 21 within ....... hours
Disposable gloves should change after ………. hours of continuous use
Red color chopping board should use to process the raw .......
Food which need time and temperature control to limit pathogen growth called ……… food

34 Clues: …………… Is an allergy symptom • One of the common food allergen • Microwave is one of the ……………… method • Illness is any illness that is caused by • Major food source for Lactose intolerance • Acronym for “conditions for bacteria to grow" • How many times you can reheat the cooked food? • HACCP is part of the Food Safety ........ System • ...

DEVELOPMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2019-12-10

DEVELOPMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM crossword puzzle

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A pair of spongy,air-filled organs located on either side of the chest (thoracic).
What is the name of a group of symptoms that consistently occur together?
What is the problem of external factors that leads to aspiration pneumonia?
What is a very small drop of a liquid?
What enzymes that delivered from clogging ducts that cause impairs food digestion?
An instance of secreting a thick mucus to an excessive or abnormal degree that clogs the repiratory passages and puts the child at risk for fatal respiratory infections.
What position that caused the blood oxygen level decreased?
What is a type of cell that become sluggish in the lung when our age increase?
Tuberculosis cases in AIDS patient are increasingly by what?
What medicine that can prevent infection?
What technique that applied to the chest to loosen the thick mucus?
What is a fatty molecule made by the cuboidal alveolar cells?
What gene that makes CFTR unable to reach the plasma membrane to perform its normal role?
What makes the lungs never completely mature?
What illness that caused by chronically inflamed and hypersensitive bronchial passages that responds to many irritants?
What glands that produce an extremely salty perspiration?

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What things that we have to take care of to decreased a chronic respiratory disease?
What fibrosis that puts the child at risk for fatal respiratory infections?
One of the conventional therapy is to inhale this saline droplets.
What is medical conditions that are associated with specific symptoms and signs?
What is the process of sweating called?
What is the name of reticulum that CFTR gets stuck in?
What is thick slippery secretion that clogs the respiratory passages?
Obstruction of this large membranous tube are the most problem that occur respiratory problems.
What thing that works as a chloride ion (CI-) into and out of cells?
What ion that known as CI-?
What is infectious disease that commonly known as the flu?
What death that also called sudden infant death syndrome?
What a mucous membrane also called?
What is one of the conventional therapy for CF that involves mucus-dissolving?

30 Clues: What ion that known as CI-? • What a mucous membrane also called? • What is a very small drop of a liquid? • What is the process of sweating called? • What medicine that can prevent infection? • What makes the lungs never completely mature? • What is the name of reticulum that CFTR gets stuck in? • What death that also called sudden infant death syndrome? • ...

AGLL 1051 - Glossary 2023-11-27

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tough, flexible substance found in the exoskeleton of insects, including bees. It provides structural support and protection to the bee's body.
jaw-like structure located in a bee’s head
pollen baskets on bee's hind legs
communication that involves physical contact among bees, which is an essential way they share information and coordinate tasks within the colony.
bee’s sense of smell
intricate division of labor and organization within a beehive, where worker bees perform specific tasks, and the colony works together for its survival and growth.
each bee has a specific role in the colony
corbicula
the pattern of veins on a bee's wings.
a sticky substance derived from tree resins to seal cracks and gaps in the hive. It serves as a protective barrier against intruders and maintains hive hygiene.
Bees have large compound eyes that consist of many individual lenses. This eye structure allows them to have excellent vision and detect movement, colors, and patterns effectively.
the ventral (underside) segments of a bee's abdomen.
bee’s tongue

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part of bee’s digestive system
Honey bees have three small simple eyes on the top of their head called ocelli. These eyes help bees navigate by sensing the direction and intensity of sunlight.
small openings in the bee's exoskeleton that serve as the entrance and exit points for air to reach the respiratory system.
a behavior observed in honey bees when constructing beeswax combs. Bees hang in chains and form festoons to create the hexagonal shape of the comb, ensuring proper spacing and alignment.
the dorsal (upper) segments of a bee's abdomen.
stinging insects
bees live in eusocial societies, meaning they exhibit an advanced level of social organization with division of labor and cooperative care of the young.
In a beehive, when worker bees have finished filling a cell with honey, pollen, or developing brood (baby bees), they cap the cell with a layer of beeswax. This process seals the contents within the cell and protects it until it's needed.
chemical substances produced by bees to communicate with each other.
hind legs of workers are specialized for collecting and storing pollen. Pollen combs are used to clean pollen from hairs on body.

23 Clues: corbicula • bee’s tongue • stinging insects • bee’s sense of smell • part of bee’s digestive system • pollen baskets on bee's hind legs • the pattern of veins on a bee's wings. • jaw-like structure located in a bee’s head • each bee has a specific role in the colony • the dorsal (upper) segments of a bee's abdomen. • the ventral (underside) segments of a bee's abdomen. • ...

Patient Safety Week 2024: Infection Control 2024-02-27

Patient Safety Week 2024: Infection Control crossword puzzle

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Sharps should be disposed of in sharps containers marked with a ______ symbol
This isolation includes wearing a surgical mask in addition to gown and gloves to prevent exposure to respiratory viruses such as influenza
Central line dressings need to be clean, dry, intact, and _____
Should be trimmed and clean at all times
Urinary catheters are not indicated for ________
_______ contact isolation is for patients with known or suspected c. diff infections and requires a terminal clean of the patient room with bleach-based products
Hands must be ___________ with soap and water if they are visibly soiled, or if there has been contact with blood or body fluids
Patients must have ___ or more watery loose stools within 24 hours to send a c. diff test
Central line dressings should be changed within _______ days
This isolation includes wearing a gown and gloves
Patients with a _________ have an increased risk of developing a UTI
Never ______ needles after use
These precautions should be utilized for all aspects of patient care
All patients with a central line should be bathed daily with _________ prep

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_______ lines have a higher risk of blood-stream infections than lines in other sites
The foley collection bag should never be touching the _______
The number one intervention for preventing infection
Any spills of blood or body fluids should be reported to ___ immediately
Wash your hands immediately after removing ___________
This isolation requires the use of an N95 mask to prevent the inhalation of infectious particles in the air
The pathogen that alcohol hand sanitizer is ineffective against
Equipment that is shared between patients should be __________ after each use
______ time is the length of time needed for a disinfectant to work
_________ catheters are alternatives to foleys and can be used for men or women
_____ control is putting a mask on the patient (if tolerable) if they are exhibiting a significant amount of respiratory secretions
The overuse and misuse of antibiotics causes antibiotic _________________
You should perform hand ____________ between care of every patient
Indication for foley use should be documented _______
This PPE component is a barrier for your mouth and nose to protect the patient
________ droplet contact isolation is for patients with COVID-19
Keep all ports not in use ______
Presence of an organism in a person without any signs of infection

32 Clues: Never ______ needles after use • Keep all ports not in use ______ • Should be trimmed and clean at all times • Urinary catheters are not indicated for ________ • This isolation includes wearing a gown and gloves • The number one intervention for preventing infection • Indication for foley use should be documented _______ • ...

Parts of Skin and Eyes 2023-10-14

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keeps eyes moist
Maintaining cleanliness and health
use of extreme cold to freeze and remove abnormal tissue
Branch of medicine dealing with the skin
General skin disease which can be seen from red rash and itchiness
Condition where the pores on the skin get clogged
transparent part of eye
A homeostatic process that maintain internal body temperature
body organ that we use to see
when the naturally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy
Substance in the body that gives the skin color
provides nutrients to the eye and helps keeps its shape
A skin condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the skin cells
condition when retina pulls away from its normal position at the back of the eye
colored portion of the eye
Soft tissues in the body that helps us move
The thickest layer of skin
innermost layer of the eye
Bubble of fluid formed on the skin

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Cords in your body that carries electrical impulses to the brain
The measurement of heat/cold
Condition where the skin inflammation causes it to get dry and itchy
visual organ found in arthropods such as insects and crustaceans
an extension of the central nervous system in the eye
Proteins that bind skin cells to one another
The deepest layer of skin
a surgery to remove the lens of the eye and replace it with artificial lens
what you can see to each side or up and down without moving your head
A condition where the skin gets burnt from the sun
A condition where the immune system reacts abnormally towards something
the part of your eye that processes what you see directly in front of you (your central vision)
largest Organ in our body
loss of peripheral vision
small aperture located in the centre of the iris
To protect the body from heat and regulates body temperature
white portion of the eye
the central retinal artery and vein, and their branches
The upper and outermost layer of skin
human eye possesses a single large lens whereas insect eyes have many small lenses, having one lens per eye subunit
produces fluid in the eye called aqueous humor

40 Clues: keeps eyes moist • transparent part of eye • white portion of the eye • The deepest layer of skin • largest Organ in our body • loss of peripheral vision • colored portion of the eye • The thickest layer of skin • innermost layer of the eye • The measurement of heat/cold • body organ that we use to see • Maintaining cleanliness and health • Bubble of fluid formed on the skin • ...

Vocabulary Crossword! 2024-10-17

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for a particular purpose or person
something that is being discussed or described
to like one thing or person better than the other
to take in electricity so that it is stored and ready to use
an organized journey with a particular purpose
making you feel afraid
an event that happens by chance or that is without apparent or deliberate cause.
to respect somebody for what they've done or to respect their qualities
a section of a piece of writing that consists of several sentences about one subject
to give all of your attention to something
to become aware of somebody or something
the state of being forced to do something because of a duty, a promise, or a law
the words "a", "an" or "the"
to think carefully about the different available possibilities and choose one of them
a collection of things, such as works of art, that is shown to the public
to pierce or wound with a poisonous or irritating process
having good luck
out to use up or finish a supply of something

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to have the opportunity (to do something)
a special building with equipment that scientists use to watch the stars
having or showing the mental strength to face danger, fear, or difficulty
rising or falling quickly, not gradually
difficult to do or understand
different from what is usual or normal
the sharp, thin end of something
time the time at which a business closes to customers
the parts of a dead animal or plant that have become hard and turned into rock
a case of silk that some insects make to cover themselves as they turn into adults
something that is done to cure an illness or injury
the practice of keeping yourself clean in order to prevent illness and disease
having monetary or material value
time the time at which a business opens to customers
the name of a book, poem, painting, piece of music, etc.
language a language that uses hand movements to communicate rather than spoken words
a way that you follow to get from one place to another

35 Clues: having good luck • making you feel afraid • the words "a", "an" or "the" • difficult to do or understand • the sharp, thin end of something • having monetary or material value • for a particular purpose or person • different from what is usual or normal • rising or falling quickly, not gradually • to become aware of somebody or something • ...

LIVING SPACES vocabulary review 2 2025-02-27

LIVING SPACES vocabulary review 2 crossword puzzle

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– Enough for a purpose.
– Overcrowded, poor urban areas with bad living conditions.
– A neighborhood mainly for housing, not businesses.
– A restaurant's signature dish.
– Disrupt or change dramatically.
– A road made of small, round stones.
– The process of renovating an area, often making it too expensive for original residents.
– To go in the direction of something. phr v
– Too much artificial light affecting the environment or night sky.
– Lack of proper hygiene and waste disposal systems.
– A small house, often in the countryside.
– To purchase a large amount of something, often property or land.
– The place where someone grew up.
– To receive loud applause or cheers, especially in a performance.
– Full of activity and movement.
– Noisy and possibly disruptive.
– Decorated and equipped with expensive, high-quality items.
– A road where vehicles are not allowed, only for people walking.
– Related to cities and towns.
– An attractive and popular area to live in.
– Unreasonably costly.

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– Expensive and of high quality.
– A planned area with many houses or apartments.
– Homes that are reasonably priced for people with low or average incomes.
– A designated path for bicycles.
– Worn-out or in poor condition.
– To think of an idea or solution. phr v
– A city with a population of over 10 million people.
– The condition of not having a stable home.
– To become too expensive for someone to afford.
– red, yellow, and green signals.
– A mix of smoke and fog, often caused by pollution.
– A property owned for occasional use, not as a primary residence.
– Deliberate damage to property.
– A residential area outside a city center.
– Excessive or harmful noise in an area.
– A house or apartment that is rented out rather than owned.
– The regular journey to and from work or school.
– Large shared areas in a building or community.
– Familiar and cozy things that make a place feel like home.
– Trendy, modern, or slightly risky.
– Have a view of
– A short trip to a city for leisure.
– The uncontrolled expansion of a city into surrounding areas.
– A house used for vacations.
– To become popular or understood. phr v
– the main government building of a town or city.

47 Clues: – Have a view of • – Unreasonably costly. • – Enough for a purpose. • – A house used for vacations. • – Related to cities and towns. • – Expensive and of high quality. • – Worn-out or in poor condition. • – A restaurant's signature dish. • – Deliberate damage to property. • – Full of activity and movement. • – Noisy and possibly disruptive. • – A designated path for bicycles. • ...

Healthy Balanced Life 2025-09-02

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– Hurting someone on purpose, again and again, with words or actions.
– How well your body parts work together to do things like catch a ball or ride a bike.
– Being careful to avoid danger or harm.
– A feeling you get when things feel too hard or overwhelming.
– A special relationship between people who care about and support each other.
rate – How fast your heart beats, especially when you exercise.
– A peaceful and relaxed feeling in your body and mind.
– Keeping your body clean to stay healthy and stop the spread of germs.
– Being thankful for the good things in your life.
– How happy, healthy, and comfortable you feel in your body and mind.
– Eating the right kinds of food to help your body grow and stay strong.
– The ways you deal with hard feelings or problems.
– Gentle movements you do before exercise to get your body ready.
– How long you can keep going when doing something active, like running or swimming.
– Feelings like happy, sad, angry, or excited.
– Bouncing back after something tough happens.
– A disagreement or argument between people.

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– How easily your body can bend and stretch.
network – People you can trust and talk to, like family, friends, or teachers.
– Believing in yourself and what you can do.
– Slow movements or stretches you do after exercise to help your body relax.
– Moving your body to stay fit and healthy, like running, swimming, or dancing.
– Choosing what to do after thinking about your options.
– How much power your muscles have to lift, push, or pull things.
– Staying steady and not falling over when you move or stand still.
– The words you say to yourself in your head, which can be helpful or unhelpful.
– A feeling of worry or nervousness, especially when you're unsure about something.
– Having a healthy mix of rest, play, learning, and eating well.
– Treating others kindly and valuing their thoughts and feelings.
– Parts of your body that help you move and lift things.
signals – Messages your body gives you, like feeling tired, hungry, or scared.
– How strong, fast, and healthy your body is.
– How your body and mind change as you get older.
– The part of you that thinks, feels, and remembers.
– Paying close attention to what you're doing and how you're feeling right now.

35 Clues: – Being careful to avoid danger or harm. • – How easily your body can bend and stretch. • – Believing in yourself and what you can do. • – A disagreement or argument between people. • – How strong, fast, and healthy your body is. • – Feelings like happy, sad, angry, or excited. • – Bouncing back after something tough happens. • ...

Disease 2025-11-13

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involves a person becoming infected when they contact an object previously touched by an infected person
a pathogen moving from host to host through direct contact, airborne, vectors, bodily fluids, foodborne or waterborne are all types of
having good hygiene, covering your mouth when coughing or sneezing and avoiding close contact with sick people are all ways to
small number of bacteria that are able to cause disease
a degenerative lung disease that can be caused by living in places with air pollution or by smoking and vaping
a skin cancer that is caused by sunlight exposure (UV light/radiation)
measles, mumps, rubella and warts are all examples of
whooping cough, tetanus and gastroenteritis are all examples of
disease that can be spread when you touch the infected person
produces water droplets from a person which contain pathogens and when these land in other people’s mouths or eyes, they can get infected with the disease
microscopic and unicellular organisms
a disease that can be spread when a person consumes food or water that contains a pathogen

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a treatment that helps your body gain immunity to a virus
a microscopic infectious agent that is not a living cell and can only reproduce by invading a living host cell and inserting their DNA
separating material or people which are able to spread disease from uninfected people
the process of external fluids entering your body, causing you to become infected with a disease
Anything that stops the normal functioning of the body
animals or objects that are able to transmit a disease
a disease that is easily spread from one person to another
organisms or other things that can cause disease
a disease that is not easily transmitted from person to person
non-infectious diseases that are caused by genetics, environment or lifestyle
an organism that can be used as a food source, break down organic matter and act as decomposers
a treatment that will kill bacteria or prevent them from multiplying in your body
a disease that can be spread from person to person
ringworm, tinea, and candida are all examples of

26 Clues: microscopic and unicellular organisms • organisms or other things that can cause disease • ringworm, tinea, and candida are all examples of • a disease that can be spread from person to person • measles, mumps, rubella and warts are all examples of • Anything that stops the normal functioning of the body • animals or objects that are able to transmit a disease • ...

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