hygiene Crossword Puzzles
biology disease 2026-03-24
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- - restrict oneself to small amounts or special kinds of food in order to lose weight
- - a safe, effective method of protecting against harmful infectious diseases by training the immune system to recognize and fight pathogen
- - an organism or infectious agent that causes disease in its host, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites
- - protein produced by the immune system to help fight off diseases
- - a highly contagious viral infection that causes cold-like symptoms, fever, and a distinct red rash, spreading through coughing and sneezing
- - A virus that damages the immune system by attacking white blood cells.
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- - a public health practice that separates sick people with a contagious disease from people who are not sick
- - microscopic, non-living pathogen that requires a living host cell—such as from humans, plants
- - conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness
- - large group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells in the body
- - a colorless, psychoactive liquid produced by fermenting sugars with yeast. It acts as a depressant, slowing down central nervous system function
- - an acute disease in humans caused by a coronavirus, which is characterized mainly by fever and cough and is capable of progressing to severe symptoms and in some cases death
- - the practice of burning substances—most commonly tobacco—and inhaling the resulting smoke into the lungs
13 Clues: - protein produced by the immune system to help fight off diseases • - A virus that damages the immune system by attacking white blood cells. • - restrict oneself to small amounts or special kinds of food in order to lose weight • - microscopic, non-living pathogen that requires a living host cell—such as from humans, plants • ...
Use the Insider to complete this Safety puzzle 2015-02-02
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- The goal of the safety department is “Everyone leave in the same _________ in which they came to work.”
- The name of the safety page on the Insider is ______, Health & Safety.
- The EHS page you should visit if you need to find a safety policy or procedure.
- If you would like a copy of your ____ shot records or any other document from your employee health file you must fill out the “Employee Health Records Request” form and submit it to Emily Manrique in the Safety department.
- According the Infection Control page: the bloodborne pathogen that healthcare workers are most concerned about is _________.
- The program used to report accidents and hazards is ____.
- At this location you should call 5370 in the event of an emergency.
- The website used to access information about chemicals used in the lab is called _____online.
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- To receive a copy of results for lab tests done for CompuNet (i.e. Quantiferon) you need to contact this department.
- When an accident occurs, _____ ____ should always be the first priority.
- Looking on the Safety Corner page: 70-80% of needlesticks are caused by this type of needle.
- On the Chemical Hygiene & Hazardous Materials page: In the “Carcinogen List-Appendix A” this is the first carcinogen on the list.
- On the Safety Corner page: the Safety Alert from 05/22/2014 states the PDI wipes are NOT like ______ wipes.
- On the main EHS page: looking at the 2014 OSHA 300A log, we had a total of 12 _______ for the year.
14 Clues: The program used to report accidents and hazards is ____. • At this location you should call 5370 in the event of an emergency. • The name of the safety page on the Insider is ______, Health & Safety. • When an accident occurs, _____ ____ should always be the first priority. • The EHS page you should visit if you need to find a safety policy or procedure. • ...
June Journeys: A Puzzle of Pipes, Paternal Bonds, and More 2024-06-03
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- This material is commonly used for water supply piping and is known for its resistance to corrosion and low cost.
- This fixture is used to regulate the flow of water in a plumbing system and is commonly found in kitchens and bathrooms.
- This fixture is typically found in bathrooms and is used for personal hygiene.
- Celebrated by Muslims worldwide, this holiday commemorates the willingness of Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God.
- This material is often used in residential construction and is known for its durability and weather resistance.
- This color wire is commonly used as the "hot" wire in electrical circuits.
- This project involves creating an outdoor space for cooking and dining, often equipped with a grill and seating area.
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- This material is commonly used to carry water from one place to another in plumbing systems.
- This material is commonly used for underground water piping and is known for its durability and resistance to corrosion.
- This tool is used to measure the angle between two surfaces.
- This type of HVAC system provides both heating and cooling to a building.
- This device is used to test electrical circuits by indicating the presence of voltage.
- This material is commonly used for outdoor decking and is known for its resistance to decay and insects.
- Day Celebrated on the third Sunday of June, this day honors paternal bonds and the influence of fathers in society.
14 Clues: This tool is used to measure the angle between two surfaces. • This type of HVAC system provides both heating and cooling to a building. • This color wire is commonly used as the "hot" wire in electrical circuits. • This fixture is typically found in bathrooms and is used for personal hygiene. • ...
Health 2023-06-22
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- Receiving injections from medical professionals to protect against and prevent certain diseases or illnesses.
- Drinking enough water or liquids each day to ensure our bodies function properly and have the moisture they need.
- Developing and maintaining positive interactions with friends, family, and others to feel connected and supported.
- Nurturing positive feelings, relationships, and understanding our emotions to maintain balance and happiness in our lives.
- Engaging in physical activities like playing sports, swimming, or jogging to keep our bodies fit, strong, and flexible.
- The practice of staying clean, such as washing our hands and brushing our teeth, to prevent illness and maintain overall wellness.
- The care and maintenance of our teeth, gums, and mouth to prevent tooth decay and gum problems.
- Taking care of our emotions, thoughts, and feelings to stay balanced and manage stress.
- The care and maintenance of our eyes, which may involve wearing glasses or contacts or having regular eye check-ups.
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- Engaging in practices that protect us from harm, such as wearing seat belts while driving or helmets while biking.
- The care and maintenance of our ears, which includes avoiding loud noises and having regular hearing tests.
- Resting our minds and bodies, usually at night, to restore energy, support growth, and improve focus.
- Engaging in activities that help us unwind, such as meditation, yoga, or reading, to reduce stress and improve well-being.
- Eating a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, and proteins, to fuel our bodies and keep them strong.
14 Clues: Taking care of our emotions, thoughts, and feelings to stay balanced and manage stress. • The care and maintenance of our teeth, gums, and mouth to prevent tooth decay and gum problems. • Resting our minds and bodies, usually at night, to restore energy, support growth, and improve focus. • ...
Human Services 2021-08-25
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- Career path helps you find out how you might move from one job to another within a career cluster.
- fought to improve hygiene and nutrition of early naval sailors introduces citrus fruits
- Pathway that includes workers who assist people with personal, family, educational, mental health, and career decisions and problems. Might work in hospitals, clinics, schools or private settings.
- Pathway that includes occupations related to helping individuals with decisions and problems relating to finance, real estate, insurance and consumer goods.
- opened the hull house
- Person who works with in the human services career field.
- An earned distinction used to indicate a professional is suitable and qualified to do something or work in a field.
- one of the fathers of counseling and expanded counseling
- American doctor who linked the use of nutrition and biochemistry in aiding mental disorders and disturbances such as those experienced by schizophrenic patients.
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- Pathway that includes occupations related to helping disabled, elderly, impoverished or other underrepresented populations to secure housing, employment, financial assistance or other social services.
- developed the standards of nutrition
- proponent of children's education and vocational guidance
- founder of home economics
- A progression of related jobs a person has over an extended period of time.
- Pathway that includes occupations related to the nurturing or teaching of infants and young children in child care centers, nursery schools, preschools, public schools, private households, and before- and after-school programs.
- organized teacher guidance commmittees in every school in NY
- psychologist that developed the "mental test"
- A broad career field that involves helping others to improve their quality of life throughout the life span.
18 Clues: opened the hull house • founder of home economics • developed the standards of nutrition • psychologist that developed the "mental test" • one of the fathers of counseling and expanded counseling • proponent of children's education and vocational guidance • Person who works with in the human services career field. • ...
SOCIALLY CONDITIONED DISEASE THEIR MORBITIDY MORTALITY RATES DISABILITY RISK FACTORS 2025-03-12
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- What public health risk factor is associated with increased risk of Cardiovascular diseases due to poor diet and exercise?
- Which is the chronic condition that results from a lack of sufficient insulin as insulin resistance?
- factors What term refers to factors that increase the likelihood of developing a disease such as smoking or lack of exercise?
- disease What is the term for disease outbreak that spread through poor sanitation and the hygiene conditions?
- Which term refers to the health condition that affects Mobility often due to joint degeneration or trauma?
- What is the major cause of liver disease particularly when linked to alcohol abuse?
- Which preventable disease is caused by unhealthy eating habits and physical inactivity?
- What condition occurs when the body's insulin production or sensitivity is in impaired?
- disease Which chronic health condition often results from prolonged exposure to high Blood Pressure or poor lifestyle?
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- determinants What time refers to the Title factors influencing Health such as Income education and environment?
- What health issue is linked to smoking? Obesity and poor diet, leading to heart disease?
- Which is the term for the inability of a person to perform daily activities due to a health issue?
- Which term refers to the number of deaths within a population over the specified period?
- risk factor for various chronic disease is linked to serious sedentary lifestyle and poor nutrition?
- Which lifestyle choice is directly relate related to lung disease, heart disease and various cancers?
- rate What term describes the occurrence of disease within a population?
- factor often related to economic status in influences health outcomes and access to care?
- disparities Which public her health condition involves the Disproportionate , impact of disease on specific population groups based on factors like race income and location?
- What term refers to a disease that is preventable and often exhabited by social and environmental factors?
- Which chronic respiratory condition is often worsened by environmental pollutllants and smoking?
20 Clues: rate What term describes the occurrence of disease within a population? • What is the major cause of liver disease particularly when linked to alcohol abuse? • Which preventable disease is caused by unhealthy eating habits and physical inactivity? • What condition occurs when the body's insulin production or sensitivity is in impaired? • ...
114-2 英文補強 龍騰B4L2 Vocabulary 2026-03-04
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- The new manager of the factory hopes to increase p____y through the use of new machines.
- The church has a unique design, with large a____d windows and a pointed roof.
- This film is not a____e for children because it contains a lot of violence.
- Ms. Anderson is a professor of n____n at Harvard University.
- The government has issued f____d warnings for low-lying areas.
- One of the glass p____ls of the door was broken and needed to be replaced.
- Although Tom has just started his new business, it looks very p____g.
- It is time that the government addressed some environmental i____es pollution and wildlife protection.
- This new type of mango tree is r____t to will stay alive and healthy longer than others.
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- While Eric would like to satisfy everyone, in p____l it is just not possible.
- The football field became very m____y due to the constant rain.
- It is important to maintain good personal h____e practices such as washing your hands, brushing your teeth, and bathing regularly.
- The artist p____ted 3D images onto the building and turned it into a giant Christmas tree.
- Ben and his wife ran into f____l difficulties when he lost his job shortly after they purchased a house.
- Anne has several sources of i____e. She has two part-time jobs and a small online business.
- Our s____r system is mainly made up of eight planets, which move around the Sun.
- Nick’s earnings are not s____t to cover all of his living expenses.
- It is important to i____l an anti-virus program on your computer to keep it safe.
18 Clues: Ms. Anderson is a professor of n____n at Harvard University. • The government has issued f____d warnings for low-lying areas. • The football field became very m____y due to the constant rain. • Nick’s earnings are not s____t to cover all of his living expenses. • Although Tom has just started his new business, it looks very p____g. • ...
House 1 2023-06-19
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- A vertical structure on the roof of a house used to carry smoke and gases out of the building.
- A room in a house used for personal hygiene activities, such as bathing and using the toilet.
- A series of steps or stairs that allow people to move between different levels of a house.
- The top covering of a house that protects it from weather conditions such as rain, snow, and sunlight.
- A platform or extension attached to a house, providing an outdoor space for relaxation and enjoyment.
- A room in a house where food is prepared and cooked.
- An opening in a wall of a house with a transparent material, allowing light and air to enter the room.
- A partially or completely underground floor of a house, often used for storage or additional living space.
- A building or space where cars and other vehicles are parked and stored.
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- An entrance or exit point to a house, typically made of wood, metal, or glass.
- A private room in a house where people sleep and rest.
- A building where people live, providing shelter and space for individuals and families.
- A space or room located just below the roof of a house, often used for storage purposes.
- room A room in a house where people relax, socialize, and spend time together.
- A structure in a house where fire is lit for heating or decorative purposes, often found in the living room.
- An outdoor space around a house where plants, flowers, and sometimes vegetables are grown.
16 Clues: A room in a house where food is prepared and cooked. • A private room in a house where people sleep and rest. • A building or space where cars and other vehicles are parked and stored. • An entrance or exit point to a house, typically made of wood, metal, or glass. • room A room in a house where people relax, socialize, and spend time together. • ...
Health 2023-06-24
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- The condition of being well physically, mentally, and socially, free from illness or injury.
- The body's ability to resist or fight off infections and diseases, often developed through vaccinations.
- The ability to bounce back or recover quickly from difficulties or challenges.
- The natural state of rest in which the body and mind recover and rejuvenate.
- Taking measures to avoid or reduce the risk of diseases or injuries through actions like vaccinations or safety precautions.
- The feeling of mental or emotional pressure or tension caused by various factors, and its impact on health.
- The state of overall well-being and good health, involving physical, mental, and emotional aspects.
- diet A diet that includes a variety of foods from different food groups to provide essential nutrients.
- The process of providing the body with the necessary food and nutrients for growth, development, and health.
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- A state of well-being characterized by positive emotions, contentment, and satisfaction.
- The process of providing the body with an adequate amount of water to maintain proper bodily functions.
- The state of feeling healthy, happy, and satisfied with one's life and overall condition.
- Physical activity or movement that helps to keep the body healthy and strong.
- The ability to be physically active and perform physical activities with strength, endurance, and flexibility.
- Practices that promote cleanliness and prevent the spread of germs and diseases, such as washing hands.
- The state of being calm, free from tension, and at ease, often achieved through activities like meditation or leisure.
16 Clues: The natural state of rest in which the body and mind recover and rejuvenate. • Physical activity or movement that helps to keep the body healthy and strong. • The ability to bounce back or recover quickly from difficulties or challenges. • A state of well-being characterized by positive emotions, contentment, and satisfaction. • ...
Dayanny Mendoza - Sharon Ruidiaz - Nicol Sierra. 2024-09-24
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- Nature is a concept used to refer to the material world or material universe.
- A fun or entertainment activity that involves leisure time.
- Ecology is the branch of biology that studies the relationships of different living beings among themselves and their relationship with the environment.
- Territory, with its own geographical and cultural characteristics, that can constitute a political entity within a State.
- Custom or acquired habit of doing things by mere practice and in a more or less automatic way.
- Person with a higher university degree that qualifies them to practice engineering in any of its branches.
- Place where garbage or debris is dumped.
- Set of theories and techniques that allow the practical use of scientific knowledge.
- Mark or mark that something leaves on something else when pressing on it; For example, the one that leaves the footprint of animals, the seal that is stamped on paper, etc.
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- The atmosphere is the gas layer of a celestial body.
- Which is underground.
- evening as a courtesy or to greet during the night or when going to bed.
- Physical magnitude that expresses the degree of cold or heat of bodies or the environment, and whose unit in the international system is the kelvin (K).
- In sociology and social psychology, trust is the belief that a person or group will be able and willing to act appropriately in a given situation and thoughts.
- Antipathy is a feeling of disaffection, rejection or adverse mood towards some object, person, place or situation.
- teeth hygiene method that allows removing bacterial plaque from teeth
- Pole It is one of the two points on the surface of a planet coinciding with the axis of rotation.
- on Start the combustion of something. Also used as a pronominal.
18 Clues: Which is underground. • Place where garbage or debris is dumped. • The atmosphere is the gas layer of a celestial body. • A fun or entertainment activity that involves leisure time. • on Start the combustion of something. Also used as a pronominal. • teeth hygiene method that allows removing bacterial plaque from teeth • ...
World Food Safety Day 2025 - Science in Action 2025-05-13
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- OPRP1 (-P) consists of a _____ sample and cyclic samples to prevent spread of targeted micro to downstream processing.
- Defined as the removal of product from the consumer market
- the approved ____ _____ list (ARML)ensures we have properly assessed the risk of ingredients used in our process
- to ___ is to substantially reduce number of undesirable organisms such as when using Alpet
- chemical used to filter fermentation broth such as PAHC in planetary recovery process
- A prerequisite program that helps to minimize transfer of hazards based on risk to a specific area such as through MAL/PAL
- critical ____ point: essential to prevent or eliminate a food safety hazard to an acceptable level
- ________ control is critical for the SLP product to prevent exponential microbial growth
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- ____ out of place is a manual process for equipment not cleaned by CIP
- _____ hazard includes foreign objects like glass, metal, plastic, or hair
- master cleaning _____ details the frequency necessary to maintain a clean GMP environment including tools, chemicals, and instructions for how to complete.
- length of time for which a food product is safe and fit for consumption
- chemical hazard causing adverse response by the body to a food protein
- scientific/technical evidence a control measure is properly implemented
- Novonesis finds ____ solutions to use science every day in making the world a better place.
- ______ of equipment ensures accurate measurements and operation within safe and functional parameters
- equipment must be ____ qualified to ensure the cleanliness of the product contact surfaces our product is exposed to.
- _______ process is performed by a 3PL for the SLP product to protect microbial stability and product quality as the product is unpreserved.
18 Clues: Defined as the removal of product from the consumer market • ____ out of place is a manual process for equipment not cleaned by CIP • chemical hazard causing adverse response by the body to a food protein • length of time for which a food product is safe and fit for consumption • scientific/technical evidence a control measure is properly implemented • ...
Regulatory and Advisory Agencies 2023-10-11
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- creates the expertise, information, and tools that people and communities need to protect their health through health promotion, prevention of disease, injury and disability, and preparedness for new health threats.
- help dentists succeed and support the advancement of the health of the public
- conducts research and makes recommendations for the prevention of work-related injury and illness.
- responsible for protecting the public health by assuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, medical devices, our nation's food supply, cosmetics, and products that emit radiation
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- the primary Federal agency for conducting and supporting medical research.
- to advance the careers of dental assistants through education, credentialing, legislative advocacy, and professional activities that improve the delivery of quality dental health care
- support dental hygienists and advance the dental hygiene profession by developing new career paths, expanding opportunities for care, and providing the latest training and information
- assures safe and healthful working conditions by setting and enforcing standards, and by providing training, outreach, education and assistance.
8 Clues: the primary Federal agency for conducting and supporting medical research. • help dentists succeed and support the advancement of the health of the public • conducts research and makes recommendations for the prevention of work-related injury and illness. • ...
Puberty 2021-06-07
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- something that boys and girls get longer while in puberty and it grows on more body parts
- a physical feature that makes males stronger this will start showing during puberty
- what is something that males wear while playing sports that protects a male reproductive system
- when people go to the doctor’s office to make sure they do not have any diseases and are healthy
- the inability to become pregnant some STDs can cause this problem if they go undetected or are not treated
- before their menstrual cycles, many females experience this some of the symptoms are headaches, acne and feeling tired
- Something that girls and boys go through around a young age as kids it changes them
- a common problem of the reproductive system is an injury to this part of the body
- Which gender is more likely to go through puberty around 7 or 8 years old
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- A third condition that can affect the male reproductive system when males are in puberty
- something that people do when they can not go to the doctor. It is to make sure they are healthy
- something that boys and girls gain when they are going through puberty it is visible
- This means Males can not produce their own children
- bumps that are mostly on the face but can appear anywhere on the body it appear on the start of puberty
- something that is a daily thing that you are supposed to do to keep yourself clean and healthy
- A disease that can also affect the male reproductive system which spreads through sexual contact
16 Clues: This means Males can not produce their own children • Which gender is more likely to go through puberty around 7 or 8 years old • a common problem of the reproductive system is an injury to this part of the body • Something that girls and boys go through around a young age as kids it changes them • ...
Health 2023-06-23
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- Healthy foods that come from plants and give you important vitamins and minerals. Examples include carrots, broccoli, and spinach.
- Special nutrients in foods that help your body grow, heal, and stay healthy.
- Fun activities that make your body move and help you stay strong and fit.
- Doing activities that make you move, like playing sports, riding a bike, or dancing.
- Good habits like washing your hands, brushing your teeth, and taking a bath to stay clean and healthy.
- Taking time to rest, do things you enjoy, and let your body and mind feel peaceful and calm.
- Your body's special soldiers that help fight off germs and keep you from getting sick.
- Juicy and sweet foods that come from plants and give you vitamins and energy. Examples include apples, oranges, and strawberries.
- Feeling worried or anxious, and learning ways to relax and calm down when you feel stressed.
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- Special liquids or pills that doctors give you when you're sick to help you feel better and get well.
- Having a mix of different types of foods in your meals to keep your body strong and healthy.
- Eating healthy foods that give your body the energy and nutrients it needs.
- Resting your body and mind by sleeping to feel refreshed and ready for the day.
- Taking care of your body and mind by eating healthy, staying active, and feeling happy and calm.
- Describing foods that are recently picked or made, and taste delicious and full of nutrients.
- Clear, refreshing liquid that your body needs to stay hydrated and keep all its parts working properly.
16 Clues: Fun activities that make your body move and help you stay strong and fit. • Eating healthy foods that give your body the energy and nutrients it needs. • Special nutrients in foods that help your body grow, heal, and stay healthy. • Resting your body and mind by sleeping to feel refreshed and ready for the day. • ...
Medicine - c. 1700 - c. 1900 2018-11-12
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- Showed that people had caught cholera from the water they used during the Broad Street cholera epidemic of 1854.
- Suggested that bacteria caused human disease through his germ theory in 1861.
- Many scientists continued to believe that this ancient idea this was the cause of cholera epidemics in the nineteenth century.
- The period between the 1850s and 1870s in which death rates in surgery increased slightly despite the discovery of chloroform.
- Worked to improve conditions in hospitals and the training of nurses from the 1850s onwards.
- The war that took place in 1854-1856, allowing a key individual to improve standards of hygiene and cleanliness in hospitals.
- Worked to discover the bacteria that caused individual diseases, allowing others to develop targeted vaccines.
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- Health Act These took place in 1848 and 1875. The first encouraged local councils to improve public health; the second made it compulsory.
- Putting a low dose of a disease into the body to help it fight against a more serious attack of the disease.
- Proved that vaccination prevent people catching smallpox in 1798.
- Showed that chloroform could be used as an effective anaesthetic during surgery in 1847.
- The injection into the body of killed or weakened organisms to give the body resistance against disease.
- To destroy all living microbes from surfaces and surgical instruments.
- Discovered several 'magic bullets' - chemicals that killed certain diseases such as malaria and syphilis.
- Experimented with carbolic acid spray to produce the first antiseptic, greatly reducing infection rates in surgery.
- A widespread outbreak of disease.
16 Clues: A widespread outbreak of disease. • Proved that vaccination prevent people catching smallpox in 1798. • To destroy all living microbes from surfaces and surgical instruments. • Suggested that bacteria caused human disease through his germ theory in 1861. • Showed that chloroform could be used as an effective anaesthetic during surgery in 1847. • ...
AP Psych Unit 1 Choiceboard Crossword *instead of spaces use dashes (-) 2025-10-24
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- the second cranial nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain.
- the capacity of some individuals with damage to the primary visual cortex to detect and even localize visual stimuli presented to the blind portion of the visual field.
- Difficulty in initiating or maintaining a restorative sleep, which results in fatigue.
- A sleep disorder involving motor activity during REM sleep, typically including a physical enactment of dream sequences.
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- partial color blindness in which the eye contains only two types of cone photopigment instead of the typical three, leading to confusion between certain colors.
- A recurring sleep stage during which vivid dreams commonly occur.
- Techniques for the behavioral treatment of insomnia that involve instructions given to the client to follow certain routines aimed at improving sleep patterns.
- A disorder consisting of excessive daytime sleepiness accompanied by brief "attacks" of sleep during waking hours.
- A sleep disorder characterized by persistent incidents of complex motor activity during slow-wave NREM sleep
- retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina, function in daylight or in well-lit conditions, and detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations.
10 Clues: A recurring sleep stage during which vivid dreams commonly occur. • the second cranial nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain. • Difficulty in initiating or maintaining a restorative sleep, which results in fatigue. • A sleep disorder characterized by persistent incidents of complex motor activity during slow-wave NREM sleep • ...
Intro To Healthcare Puzzle 2022-12-15
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- Germs Good Hygiene
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- Medical Math
2 Clues: Medical Math • Germs Good Hygiene
Outlet - Issue 2 2024-01-03
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- Material used to reduce the transfer of heat or sound, often applied to walls, ceilings, and pipes to improve energy efficiency and maintain comfortable indoor conditions.
- A bathroom fixture designed for personal hygiene, featuring a spray nozzle for cleansing, typically installed alongside the toilet.
- A flexible sealing ring placed between two surfaces to prevent leakage, commonly used in plumbing connections to ensure a watertight seal.
- An energy-efficient device that transfers heat between the air, ground, or water to regulate temperature in heating and cooling systems.
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- Vertical pipe that transports water from one level to another.
- A paste or mortar used to fill the gaps between tiles, creating a secure and aesthetically pleasing finish in tiled surfaces.
- A reservoir or tank used for storing water, commonly found in toilets to facilitate flushing.
- A heat-exchanging device used to transfer thermal energy from hot water or steam to the surrounding air, commonly used for heating rooms.
- A waterproof sealant used to fill gaps and joints in plumbing fixtures, tiles, and other surfaces, preventing water infiltration and ensuring airtightness.
9 Clues: Vertical pipe that transports water from one level to another. • A reservoir or tank used for storing water, commonly found in toilets to facilitate flushing. • A paste or mortar used to fill the gaps between tiles, creating a secure and aesthetically pleasing finish in tiled surfaces. • ...
Places of the house 2024-07-08
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- A room where clothes are washed, dried, and sometimes ironed. It often contains a washing machine and dryer.
- A room where meals are eaten. It typically contains a dining table and chairs.
- A building or part of a building for housing one or more vehicles. It can also be used for storage and other purposes.
- A room used primarily for sleeping. It usually contains a bed and other furniture such as a dresser and nightstand.
- A room or area where food is prepared and cooked. It typically contains appliances like a stove, refrigerator, and sink.
- A space or room just below the roof of a building. It is often used for storage.
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- A room in a house for general and informal everyday use. It is often used for relaxing, socializing, and entertaining guests.
- A room or space in a house designated for work or business activities. It typically contains a desk, computer, and other office equipment.
- A floor of a building that is partly or entirely below ground level. It is often used for storage or as a utility space.
- A room containing a bathtub or shower, and often a toilet and sink. It is used for personal hygiene and grooming.
10 Clues: A room where meals are eaten. It typically contains a dining table and chairs. • A space or room just below the roof of a building. It is often used for storage. • A room where clothes are washed, dried, and sometimes ironed. It often contains a washing machine and dryer. • ...
Places of the house 2024-07-08
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- Room: A room in a house for general and informal everyday use. It is often used for relaxing, socializing, and entertaining guests.
- Room: A room where meals are eaten. It typically contains a dining table and chairs.
- A space or room just below the roof of a building. It is often used for storage.
- Office: A room or space in a house designated for work or business activities. It typically contains a desk, computer, and other office equipment.
- A room used primarily for sleeping. It usually contains a bed and other furniture such as a dresser and nightstand.
- A floor of a building that is partly or entirely below ground level. It is often used for storage or as a utility space.
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- A building or part of a building for housing one or more vehicles. It can also be used for storage and other purposes.
- A room or area where food is prepared and cooked. It typically contains appliances like a stove, refrigerator, and sink.
- A room containing a bathtub or shower, and often a toilet and sink. It is used for personal hygiene and grooming.
- Room: A room where clothes are washed, dried, and sometimes ironed. It often contains a washing machine and dryer.
10 Clues: A space or room just below the roof of a building. It is often used for storage. • Room: A room where meals are eaten. It typically contains a dining table and chairs. • A room containing a bathtub or shower, and often a toilet and sink. It is used for personal hygiene and grooming. • ...
The Product Craft Crossword 2025-12-17
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- (2 words) A meeting where members of the Product Org come together to discuss important topics, share updates, and engage in Q&A.
- (2 words) The interactive sessions run by Product Operations focused on product deep dives, Q&A, and gathering real-time feedback from PMs.
- (3 words) The framework rolled out across the organisation, used by PMs to support growth, clarity, and consistent expectations.
- (1 word) Maintaining high standards of Jira hygiene and data quality to ensure a single, trusted source of truth.
- (1 word) A discrete, time-bound undertaking designed to achieve a specific, desired outcome with measurable business value and an ROI assessment.
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- (3 words) The internal questionnaire used to assess the state of the product craft, gathering feedback on challenges and skill levels.
- (3 words) The programme designed to give teams firsthand experience of the Ocado Smart Platform (OSP) from the end-user perspective.
7 Clues: (1 word) Maintaining high standards of Jira hygiene and data quality to ensure a single, trusted source of truth. • (3 words) The framework rolled out across the organisation, used by PMs to support growth, clarity, and consistent expectations. • ...
The Product Craft Crossword 2025-12-16
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- (1 word)A discrete, time-bound undertaking designed to achieve a specific, desired outcome with measurable business value and an ROI assessment.
- (2 words)A meeting where members of the Product Org come together to discuss important topics, share updates, and engage in Q&A.
- (3 words)The framework rolled out across the organisation, used by PMs to support growth, clarity, and consistent expectations.
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- (3 words)The internal questionnaire used to assess the state of the product craft, gathering feedback on challenges and skill levels.
- (3 words)The programme designed to give teams firsthand experience of the Ocado Smart Platform (OSP) from the end-user perspective.
- (1 word)Maintaining high standards of Jira hygiene and data quality to ensure a single, trusted source of truth.
- (2 words)The interactive sessions run by Product Operations focused on product deep dives, Q&A, and gathering real-time feedback from PMs.
7 Clues: (1 word)Maintaining high standards of Jira hygiene and data quality to ensure a single, trusted source of truth. • (3 words)The framework rolled out across the organisation, used by PMs to support growth, clarity, and consistent expectations. • ...
words using 'h' 2022-01-30
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- drinks such as beer, wine, etc. that can make people drunk
- the time when a baby is born; the process of being born
- all the events that happened in the past
- related, of or connected with people rather than animals, machines or gods
- 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.
- in, at or to that place or position
- a building for human habitation, especially one that is lived in by a family or small group of people
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- a popular style of clothes, hair, etc. at a particular time or place; the state of being popular
- 60 minutes; one of the 24 parts that a day is divided into
- a song of praise, especially one praising God and sung by Christians
- a person or an animal in a book, play or film
- the practice of keeping yourself and your living and working areas clean in order to prevent illness and disease
- beef cut into small pieces and made into a flat round shape that is then fried, often served in a bread roll
- a male parent of a child or an animal; a person who is acting as the father to a child
- an object such as a silver cup that is given as a prize for winning a competition
- a plant whose leaves, flowers or seeds are used to add taste to food, in medicines or for their pleasant smell.
16 Clues: in, at or to that place or position • all the events that happened in the past • a person or an animal in a book, play or film • the time when a baby is born; the process of being born • drinks such as beer, wine, etc. that can make people drunk • 60 minutes; one of the 24 parts that a day is divided into • ...
School subjects 2023-06-22
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- The study and appreciation of music, including learning to play instruments, singing, and understanding musical concepts.
- Science The study of computers, programming, and technology, including coding, software development, and computer skills.
- Language The study of languages other than one's native language, exploring vocabulary, grammar, and communication skills in different languages.
- Science The study of non-living matter and energy, including concepts from chemistry and physics, such as properties of substances and forces.
- The study of written works, including novels, poetry, plays, and short stories, fostering reading comprehension and literary analysis skills.
- Education The study of physical activities, sports, and exercises to promote physical fitness and overall well-being.
- The study of past events, people, and civilizations, exploring how the world has changed over time.
- The study of personal and public health, covering topics like nutrition, hygiene, mental health, and making healthy lifestyle choices.
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- The study of numbers, quantities, shapes, and patterns, involving concepts like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
- Studies The study of society, culture, and relationships between individuals and groups, including topics like civics, economics, and sociology.
- The study of the Earth's physical features, climate, and human populations, including maps and understanding different regions.
- The study of citizenship, government, and civic responsibilities, learning about democratic principles and how societies function.
- The creative expression and appreciation of visual arts, involving drawing, painting, sculpting, and other art forms.
- The study of language, literature, reading, and writing, helping to improve communication and language skills.
- The study of the natural world, including topics like biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences.
15 Clues: The study of past events, people, and civilizations, exploring how the world has changed over time. • The study of the natural world, including topics like biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences. • The study of language, literature, reading, and writing, helping to improve communication and language skills. • ...
SITXFSA001 2 2020-08-10
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- It is an employee’s responsibility to take immediate action to remove or minimise any hazard in accordance with organisational and legal obligations(True or False)
- Results from food being in contact with pesticides, toxic material or chemicals, which may be either naturally occurring or man made
- Parasites are creatures that live by sucking nourishment from their host
- This arises from disease-causing microorganisms such as bacteria, moulds, yeasts, viruses or fungi.
- Some moulds are acceptable and desirable such as the moulds used on blue cheese, while others give off spores which can cause allergic reaction
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- Occurs when food contains foreign matter such as glass, scourer shavings, wood or porcelain
- Failure to comply with food legislation can result in breach notices, fines and prosecution.(True or False)
- Cross-contamination is the transfer of bacteria and viruses from a contaminated surface or food item to food that is ready to eat.
- In the right conditions they can multiply quickly to dangerous levels which will make a person sick. Bacteria can multiply approximately every 20 minutes. After 7 hours there could be more than 2 million bacteria present in food.
- Effective personal hygiene practice
- Food businesses cannot be closed down, no matter how serious a food safety law breach is or how many there are(true or False)
11 Clues: Effective personal hygiene practice • Parasites are creatures that live by sucking nourishment from their host • Occurs when food contains foreign matter such as glass, scourer shavings, wood or porcelain • This arises from disease-causing microorganisms such as bacteria, moulds, yeasts, viruses or fungi. • ...
IEM May SM Crossword 2022-05-27
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- _____ are the first line of defense to protect your online information from cybercriminals and fraud.
- Our nation’s network of ____ infrastructure is vital to foster economic growth and to serve the needs of the United States in times of peace and in national defense.
- During _____ Recognition Week, we thank the dedicated public servants at the federal, state, local, and tribal governments across the country.
- Hurricane season starts ___ 1st.
- Prepare for disasters now by making an _____.
- During ___ we honor the emergency medical services professionals who rise to the challenge every day to provide critical care to communities across the country.
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- This ______, we are reminded of the importance of having good hand hygiene to protect our health and reduce the spread of infectious diseases like COVID-19.
- On World Red Cross and Crescent Day, we thank all _____ volunteers for their commitment to further humanitarian efforts and serve communities across the globe.
- On May 4th, we thank courageous ____ who put their lives on the line every day to protect and serve our communities.
- May is Building ____ Month where we encourage communities to adopt the most up-to-date building codes to be better prepared for disasters and mitigate risk.
10 Clues: Hurricane season starts ___ 1st. • Prepare for disasters now by making an _____. • _____ are the first line of defense to protect your online information from cybercriminals and fraud. • On May 4th, we thank courageous ____ who put their lives on the line every day to protect and serve our communities. • ...
Motivation 2020-09-30
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- have little ambition and avoid responsibility
- Maria used to love teaching kids, she later started getting paid for it. Maria’s loss of motivation is an example of ______ evaluation theory.
- For a person who is deeply intertwined with the social media, likes and comments on his/her post, which factor is dominant, as per Herberg theory.
- How long a person can keep up his effort at doing something is called the ____ element of motivation.
- A person who has a need for regular income to meet his family needs
- Stephen enjoys working with NewGen Company engaged in promoting use of renewable resources of energy as he believes that the way to a sustainable future is using renewable resources of energy.
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- His theory was disproved by scholars over a long period of time.
- Maslow’s need for food, water and shelter
- A behaviour that is influenced by the reinforcement or the lack thereof brought about by consequences
- _____ are the theories that show individuals possess distinct needs based on their cognitive processes.
- Early theories of motivation like ERG, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, etc are called _____ theories.
- The need for ____ is the desire for friendly and close interpersonal relationships.
- motivation This project has really helped me to grow professionally. I am looking forward to working more on such a project. It is an example of _______ motivation.
- motivation I like to work at my company as they provide me shuttle service is an example of _______ motivation.
14 Clues: Maslow’s need for food, water and shelter • have little ambition and avoid responsibility • His theory was disproved by scholars over a long period of time. • A person who has a need for regular income to meet his family needs • The need for ____ is the desire for friendly and close interpersonal relationships. • ...
House 2023-07-14
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- The room in a house where food is prepared and cooked. It often contains appliances like a stove and refrigerator.
- The top covering of a house that protects it from rain, snow, and sunlight. It keeps us dry and provides shade.
- The room in a house where we take care of personal hygiene, such as bathing and using the toilet.
- The flat surface of a room that we walk on. It provides a foundation for furniture and activities.
- The main gathering area in a house where people relax, entertain guests, and spend time together.
- The outdoor area around a house where plants, flowers, and sometimes vegetables are grown.
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- The room in a house where people sleep and rest. It usually contains a bed and personal belongings.
- The entrance or exit of a house. It opens and closes to let people in and out.
- An attached or separate space where cars are parked and stored. It also provides storage for tools and equipment.
- A platform that extends from a house above the ground, providing an outdoor space to enjoy the view.
- A vertical structure on the roof of a house that allows smoke from a fireplace or stove to escape.
- A separate area within a house where people can live, sleep, or perform different activities.
- An opening in the wall of a house that lets in light and allows us to see outside.
- The vertical structure that surrounds and supports a house. It separates the rooms and provides privacy.
14 Clues: The entrance or exit of a house. It opens and closes to let people in and out. • An opening in the wall of a house that lets in light and allows us to see outside. • The outdoor area around a house where plants, flowers, and sometimes vegetables are grown. • A separate area within a house where people can live, sleep, or perform different activities. • ...
Long Term Care Crossword Puzzle 2022-10-12
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- Refers to the ability to get on and off the toilet and perform hygiene related tasks.
- Also known as a deductible or a waiting period.
- These "hands-off" services that provide assistance with the personal chores or activities that are necessary to live at home
- Refers to the ability to move in or out of a bed, chair or wheelchair
- A common provision in Long Term Care insurance policies that waives the requirement to pay premiums while the insured is receiving benefits.
- A deterioration and loss of intellectual capability that affects a person's memory, language, personality and ability to reason, communicate and understand.
- A rider you can add on to your Long Term Care insurance plan that adjusts the benefits over time to account for inflation
- The maximum amount an insurance carrier will pay over the life of a policy.
- Provides social and other personal services including supervision and assistance with some ADLS in a community setting
- benefits are limited to eating, bathing, dressing, continence, transferring and toileting.
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- A documented, individualized plan of Long-Term Care services prepared by a Licensed Health Care Practitioner
- A Long-Term Care insurance policy approved by your state for participation in the partnership program.
- One of the ADLs defined by the insured’s ability to put on and take off all necessary clothing
- It refers to the ability to control bladder and/or bowel movements.
- A federal program to provide hospital and medical insurance to people aged 65 and older and to certain ill or disabled persons
- The maximum amount the Long Term Care policy will pay for covered services in any given day.
- Designed to give supportive and palliative care to people in the final phase of a terminal illness
17 Clues: Also known as a deductible or a waiting period. • It refers to the ability to control bladder and/or bowel movements. • Refers to the ability to move in or out of a bed, chair or wheelchair • The maximum amount an insurance carrier will pay over the life of a policy. • Refers to the ability to get on and off the toilet and perform hygiene related tasks. • ...
Diet-related Diseases 2022-10-10
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- An eating disorder where one believes they are too fat. As a result, there is a refusal to eat in the attempt to remain slim.
- An eating disorder where there are frequent episodes of binge eating followed by practices to remove the food eaten like induced vommiting.
- Known as a group of conditions resulting from an out-of-control growth of cells in any tissue of the body.
- This condition is inherited where the body produces insulin but the cells of the body do not allow the insulin to carry glucose.
- When the force of the blood against the walls of the arteries rise to a high level and remains high which can lead to heart attack and stroke.
- Having an excessive amount of fats in the body.
- Where both inherited and environmental influences destroys insulin-producing cells so that the body cannot process glucose.
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- This occurs when the artery to the heart or part of the heart is blocked, and the heart muscle dies.
- A lack of iron in the body which causes a lack of red blood cells which reduces the oxygen supply and as a result reduces the body's energy.
- A common disease of the teeth rottening due to poor eating and oral hygiene.
- When the artery supplying blood to a part of the brain is blocked.
11 Clues: Having an excessive amount of fats in the body. • When the artery supplying blood to a part of the brain is blocked. • A common disease of the teeth rottening due to poor eating and oral hygiene. • This occurs when the artery to the heart or part of the heart is blocked, and the heart muscle dies. • ...
Food Hygiene and Health and Safety in the Kitchen 2015-02-04
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- What should you wear when removing hot items from the oven?
- ___________ _________ _________ with soapy water especially after using the toilet.
- What products should be kept refrigerated?
- Do not lick ____________ or ____________
- Never ________ in the Kitchen
- Cover any ________ or _______ with a plaster.
- What should not be worn when preparing food?
- ___________ help to stop the germs from our clothes getting into our food.
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- ________ ________ should be tied back or covered so it can’t ________ ____ _______
- Kitchen _____________ bins should be emptied regularly as they are a breeding ground for germs.
- Check Best _____________ and ___________ by __________ on all perishable goods
- Pot and ______ _________ should not overhang the cooker.
- ________ should be kept away from food and food preparation areas
13 Clues: Never ________ in the Kitchen • Do not lick ____________ or ____________ • What products should be kept refrigerated? • What should not be worn when preparing food? • Cover any ________ or _______ with a plaster. • Pot and ______ _________ should not overhang the cooker. • What should you wear when removing hot items from the oven? • ...
COVID-19 Campaign 2020-04-01
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- Although this piece of protective equipment is important to have, wearing it does not necessarily prevent one from contracting COVID-19
- A dangerous misconception is that drinks containing ___ will cure individuals with COVID-19 since it helps kill the pathogen on surfaces.
- A class of drug used to fight bacterial infections that will not work against COVID-19 as it is caused by a virus.
- It is mostly agreed upon that these types of animals don't transmit COVID-19.
- Skeptics claim "It's just the ___" although it is actually quite serious.
- A demographic of people which some skeptics wrongly believe is immune to COVID-19.
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- Some preliminary data shows that an anti-__ drug may help alleviate COVID-19 symptoms, but more clinical trials are needed.
- "___ the curve" is a slogan meant to encourage people to stay home to prevent transmission of the disease. It refers to the effect that proper hygiene and distancing will have on the number of cases as a function of time.
- ___ distancing is the practice of preventing the spread of contagious diseases (like COVID-19) by maintaining a greater physical distance between people.
- The name of the virus which causes COVID-19.
- A demographic of people who appear to die at a significantly higher rate than their counterparts.
11 Clues: The name of the virus which causes COVID-19. • Skeptics claim "It's just the ___" although it is actually quite serious. • It is mostly agreed upon that these types of animals don't transmit COVID-19. • A demographic of people which some skeptics wrongly believe is immune to COVID-19. • ...
COVID-19 Campaign 2020-04-01
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- Some preliminary data shows that an anti-__ drug may help alleviate COVID-19 symptoms, but more clinical trials are needed.
- A demographic of people who appear to die at a significantly higher rate than their counterparts.
- A class of drug used to fight bacterial infections that will not work against COVID-19 as it is caused by a virus.
- It is mostly agreed upon that these types of animals don't transmit COVID-19.
- Skeptics claim "It's just the ___" although it is actually quite serious.
- ___ distancing is the practice of preventing the spread of contagious diseases (like COVID-19) by maintaining a greater physical distance between people.
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- A demographic of people which some skeptics wrongly believe is immune to COVID-19.
- "___ the curve" is a slogan meant to encourage people to stay home to prevent transmission of the disease. It refers to the effect that proper hygiene and distancing will have on the number of cases as a function of time.
- A dangerous misconception is that drinks containing ___ will cure individuals with COVID-19 since it helps kill the pathogen on surfaces.
- Although this piece of protective equipment is important to have, wearing it does not necessarily prevent one from contracting COVID-19
- The name of the virus which causes COVID-19.
11 Clues: The name of the virus which causes COVID-19. • Skeptics claim "It's just the ___" although it is actually quite serious. • It is mostly agreed upon that these types of animals don't transmit COVID-19. • A demographic of people which some skeptics wrongly believe is immune to COVID-19. • ...
Adaptive Devices 2023-04-24
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- Thicker handles for toothbrushes for ease of fine motor coordination and grasp.
- Temporary placement of a faucet sleeve to ease the user’s reach of the water.
- Hand strap that secures feeding and hygiene utensils for persons who lack the grasp and fine motor coordination.
- Can be permanently installed in the walls for toilet and shower/tub transfers.
- Longer stick with an adhesive feature (or clip) to secure toilet paper for perineal care; used by persons who struggle reaching underneath or behind themselves to properly wipe after toileting.
- Long sticks with hooks on the end in order to don and doff lower-body clothing; minimizes the need to bend over at the hips.
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- Comes in many different makes and models, minimize risk for falls in persons with compromised standing balance or decreased activity tolerance.
- Cut-out cups for persons with limited neck motion and/or swallowing precautions.
- Metal or plastic guards placed around the edge of the plate to prevent food from sliding off and easing the scooping process.
- Multi-purpose stick with a manual trigger that pulls the grabber on the end closed; used to reach for small items that are inconveniently out of reach such as the floor or high cupboards. Can also be used for dressing.
- Primarily used to button shirts with the use of one hand.
11 Clues: Primarily used to button shirts with the use of one hand. • Temporary placement of a faucet sleeve to ease the user’s reach of the water. • Can be permanently installed in the walls for toilet and shower/tub transfers. • Thicker handles for toothbrushes for ease of fine motor coordination and grasp. • ...
Adaptive Devices 2023-04-24
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- Thicker handles for toothbrushes for ease of fine motor coordination and grasp.
- Temporary placement of a faucet sleeve to ease the user’s reach of the water.
- Hand strap that secures feeding and hygiene utensils for persons who lack the grasp and fine motor coordination.
- Can be permanently installed in the walls for toilet and shower/tub transfers.
- Longer stick with an adhesive feature (or clip) to secure toilet paper for perineal care; used by persons who struggle reaching underneath or behind themselves to properly wipe after toileting.
- Long sticks with hooks on the end in order to don and doff lower-body clothing; minimizes the need to bend over at the hips.
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- Comes in many different makes and models, minimize risk for falls in persons with compromised standing balance or decreased activity tolerance.
- Cut-out cups for persons with limited neck motion and/or swallowing precautions.
- Metal or plastic guards placed around the edge of the plate to prevent food from sliding off and easing the scooping process.
- Multi-purpose stick with a manual trigger that pulls the grabber on the end closed; used to reach for small items that are inconveniently out of reach such as the floor or high cupboards. Can also be used for dressing.
- Primarily used to button shirts with the use of one hand.
11 Clues: Primarily used to button shirts with the use of one hand. • Temporary placement of a faucet sleeve to ease the user’s reach of the water. • Can be permanently installed in the walls for toilet and shower/tub transfers. • Thicker handles for toothbrushes for ease of fine motor coordination and grasp. • ...
Health 2023-06-22
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- The practice of staying clean, such as washing our hands and brushing our teeth, to prevent illness and maintain overall wellness.
- Drinking enough water or liquids each day to ensure our bodies function properly and have the moisture they need.
- Engaging in practices that protect us from harm, such as wearing seat belts while driving or helmets while biking.
- Eating a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, and proteins, to fuel our bodies and keep them strong.
- Nurturing positive feelings, relationships, and understanding our emotions to maintain balance and happiness in our lives.
- The care and maintenance of our ears, which includes avoiding loud noises and having regular hearing tests.
- Developing and maintaining positive interactions with friends, family, and others to feel connected and supported.
- The care and maintenance of our teeth, gums, and mouth to prevent tooth decay and gum problems.
- Taking care of our emotions, thoughts, and feelings to stay balanced and manage stress.
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- Engaging in activities that help us unwind, such as meditation, yoga, or reading, to reduce stress and improve well-being.
- The care and maintenance of our eyes, which may involve wearing glasses or contacts or having regular eye check-ups.
- Engaging in physical activities like playing sports, swimming, or jogging to keep our bodies fit, strong, and flexible.
- Receiving injections from medical professionals to protect against and prevent certain diseases or illnesses.
- Resting our minds and bodies, usually at night, to restore energy, support growth, and improve focus.
14 Clues: Taking care of our emotions, thoughts, and feelings to stay balanced and manage stress. • The care and maintenance of our teeth, gums, and mouth to prevent tooth decay and gum problems. • Resting our minds and bodies, usually at night, to restore energy, support growth, and improve focus. • ...
3000 module 6 2024-10-16
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- Organism lacking a nucleus, including Archaea and Bacteria.
- ____ factors for post-op infection include factors that compromise the immune system, or behavioural factors such as hygiene, mobility, or nutrition.
- Looks for specific antibodies made to combat infection; more sensitive than direct analysis due to the body manufacturing more antibodies than pathogens present.
- Untreated chronic pyelonephritis results in scarring and deformation of renal calyces and pelvis, and is a significant cause of _____ ______.
- Contraction of a bacterium plasma membrane from the cell wall to decrease interior volume while maintaining shape, allowing it to maintain integrity in hypertonic media.
- Component of many bacteria cells which prevents crenation in hypertonic media, or rupture in hypotonic media.
- ____ factors for post-op infection include presence of infection at a remote site prior to surgery, inappropriate antimicrobial prophylaxis, improper skin prep or sterile technique, and foreign bodies.
- This is a risk factor for UTIs due to the inhibition of phagocytic and diapededic activity of neutrophils in the blood.
- When collecting a ____, it is important to ensure it is labelled with the patient ID, date and time, if the patient is on antibiotics and what kind, and the initials of the person collecting.
- This common antibiotic resistant gram+ bacteria may spread easily in hospitals (acronym). Severe infections may cause toxic shock syndrome.
- Inflammation of the bladder which may result from infection or trauma.
- A protective host defence mechanism in which urine from the bladder flushes out most bacteria is known as the ______ phenomenon.
- _____ reflux occurs when urine flows back from the bladder into the ureters, which may occur due to congenital defects or due to bladder obstruction.
- Inflammation of the bladder reduces its capacity, resulting in urinary _____.
- Pyelonephritis is most commonly associated from ascending gram ____ bacteria.
- The presence of this in hospitalized patients is a major risk factor for UTI development.
- _____ analysis analyzes the immune response to bacteria.
- Structure produced by some bacteria in a dormant state when environmental conditions are unfavorable.
- Pain in this region may be a symptom of cystitis.
- UTIs may be diagnosed if there is a presence of 100,000 _____ ____ units per mL of urine.
- Contains a singular circular chromosome in prokaryotic cells, lacking a plasma membrane.
- Analysis of bacteria based on ____ includes the use of strain-specific antibodies and can differentiate between different strains and different species.
- ____ factors for post-op infection include improper ventilation, contaminated surgical attire or equipment, or improper hand hygiene among the surgical team.
- Most common trigger of bacterial movement in response to chemical gradients.
- Protective urogenital flora species in females which metabolizes glycogen.
- Blood in the urine which may result from bladder ulcerations due to infection.
- Group ____ is a method of transporting substances into bacterial cells against their concentration gradient, in which bacteria chemically modify the substance to make the gradient more favourable for transport.
- ____ _____ bacteria have a cell wall consisting of many peptidoglycan layers and may appear purple with staining.
- An opportunistic infection arising from normal body flora is considered this.
- Analysis of bacteria based on ____ is faster than phenotype and detects small amounts of a microorganism by examining its DNA.
- Most common infectious agent in urinary tract infections. Gram negative.
- Cytoplasmic structure within some prokaryotes allowing for nutrient storage.
- Strain of infectious agent; some more likely to cause infection than others.
- Asymptomatic _____ typically does not indicate treatment measures, except in pregnant women or people undergoing urological procedures with mucosal trauma.
- An infection is considered ____ if the infectious agent migrates from outer surface inward and up the body.
- ____ analysis analayzes pathogens or its products based on phenotype, genotype, or serotype.
- Lower UTIs may be ____ due to persistence or reinfection.
- Major component of bacterial cell walls which is often a target of antibiotics and antigens.
- Cell wall synthesis inhibitor that targets gram positive bacteria resistant to beta-lactams; typically restricted in use.
- Class of drug also known as a cell wall inhibitor.
- _____ obstructions include urinary tract stones, prostatic hyperplasia, pregnancy, and certain urinary structure malformations.
- When a bacteria is metabolically active, it is considered _____.
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- _____ reflux occurs when urine flows back from the urethra into the bladder which may occur in females with coughing, squatting, or abrupt interruption of voiding.
- Presence of white blood cells in urine, often causing a cloudy appearance.
- Burning or pain with urination; frequent symptom of acute cystitis.
- UTIs that are ____ are more difficult to treat and tend to be associated with obstructive uropathy or reflux.
- Upper UTI affecting the parenchyma and pelvis of the kidney; may present with lower UTI symptoms as well as kidney pain.
- Structures used by prokaryotic cells to move in liquid environments.
- Urinary _____ increases the risk of UTI development by providing a medium for microbial growth.
- Minimal bactericidal _____ or minimal inhibitory _____ tests expose bacteria to different antibiotic concentrations to determine the minimal amount of antibiotic to slow or kill a microbe.
- Decrease in estrogen which increases the risk of UTI in women.
- A vital part of patient teaching is ensuring they take the full antibiotic _____.
- Antibiotic overuse and resultant rapid bacterial evolution results in antimicrobial ______.
- This hormone in pregnant women increases the risk of UTI development due to smooth muscle relaxation, reducing peristaltic activity in the ureters.
- Content of some prokaryotic cells which contain extrachromosomal DNA molecules, often carrying genes with advantageous traits (such as antibiotic resistance).
- Possible symptom of UTI in older adults.
- _____ obstructions include neurogenic bladder, voiding infrequency, detrustor muscle istability, and constipation.
- Process by which metabolically active cells transform into a dormant state.
- ____ _____ bacteria have a complex cell envelope structure which emits an endotoxin, contributing to symptoms such as fever, hemorrhage, and septic shock.
- Culture and ____ is used to identify the type of pathogen and the type of antimicrobial agent most likely to be effective.
- This fluid in males contains immunoglobulins which provide some protection from UTI development.
- Antibiotics are considered _____ if they kill bacteria.
- Antibiotics are considered _____ if they slow the growth of bacteria.
- Specimen collection is best done during the ____ phase, when a patient is exhibiting specific signs and symptoms.
- A UTI is considered ____ if infection occurs without comorbidities or structural abnormalities.
- This test is considered the "gold standard" of UTI diagnosis; detects the presence of specific microorganisms in urine.
- Bacterial characteristics including cell or colony shape, biochemical traits (metabolism, toxins), or gram stain. The "gold standard" of lab tests.
- This may be prevented by using closed drainage systems, careful attention to perineal hygiene, careful hygiene, catheter care, and early detection and treatment (acronym).
- An infection is considered _____ if the infectious agent travels in blood or lymph to make its way to target organs.
- _____ factors are characteristics which help microbes evade host defences to produce disease.
- Clinical manifestations of upper UTI include abrupt onset of chills, high fever, and ache/tenderness at the _____ angle.
- Process by which a dormant bacteria cell resumes metabolic activity.
- Method in which an agar plate of bacteria is exposed to a variety of antibiotics to determine its resistance to varying types of antibiotic.
- Colony of microbes forming in layers on surfaces. Layering assists in resisting the action of antibiotics and host immune defences.
- An infection arising from foreign bacteria is considered this.
- Structure enclosing the cytoplasm and internal cell structures.
- Urine test that detects the presence of leukocyte esterase (produced by WBCs) or nitrites (produced by some bacteria).
- Sugar coat outside of some prokaryotic cells that allows cells to adhere to surfaces and form biofilms.
- Examines blood cell characteristics to determine the type of infection and thus, the type of lab test and treatment that may be needed (acronym).
- Bacteria are considered this if recurrent infections occur due to an infectious source.
- Urine is typically _____ due to urea, making it hostile to bacterial growth.
- Infection of urinary structures including kidneys, ureters, bladder, and/or urethra (acronym).
82 Clues: Possible symptom of UTI in older adults. • Pain in this region may be a symptom of cystitis. • Class of drug also known as a cell wall inhibitor. • Antibiotics are considered _____ if they kill bacteria. • _____ analysis analyzes the immune response to bacteria. • Lower UTIs may be ____ due to persistence or reinfection. • ...
Diet-related Diseases 2022-10-10
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- Where both inherited and environmental influences destroys insulin-producing cells so that the body cannot process glucose.
- This occurs when the artery to the heart or part of the heart is blocked, and the heart muscle dies.
- Having an excessive amount of fats in the body.
- When the artery supplying blood to a part of the brain is blocked.
- An eating disorder where there are frequent episodes of binge eating followed by practices to remove the food eaten like induced vommiting.
- This condition is inherited where the body produces insulin but the cells of the body do not allow the insulin to carry glucose.
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- A common disease of teeth rotting due to poor eating and oral hygiene.
- An eating disorder where one believes they are too fat. As a result, there is a refusal to eat in the attempt to remain slim.
- When the force of the blood against the walls of the arteries rise to a high level and remains high which can lead to heart attack and stroke.
- A lack of iron in the body which causes a lack of red blood cells which reduces the oxygen supply and as a result reduces the body's energy.
- Known as a group of conditions resulting from an out-of-control growth of cells in any tissue of the body.
11 Clues: Having an excessive amount of fats in the body. • When the artery supplying blood to a part of the brain is blocked. • A common disease of teeth rotting due to poor eating and oral hygiene. • This occurs when the artery to the heart or part of the heart is blocked, and the heart muscle dies. • ...
Travel Health and Hygiene 2024-07-01
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- This disease is an example of an Air-Borne Illness
- The method of cleaning various areas of the aircraft
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- Diseases that are transmitted by animals
- This disease is an example of a Vector-Borne illness
4 Clues: Diseases that are transmitted by animals • This disease is an example of an Air-Borne Illness • This disease is an example of a Vector-Borne illness • The method of cleaning various areas of the aircraft
Microbiology Vocabulary 2024-10-01
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- A change in the DNA sequence of an organism, can result;t from errors in DNA replication during cell division, exposure to mutagens, or a viral infection.
- Tiny, single-celled living organisms that can be found in and on your body. They can make you healthy or sick.
- Infectious disease spreading over several countries, continents, or globally.
- A protein produced by the body’s immune system when it detects harmful substances.
- A larger organism that harbors a smaller organism; whether a parasitic or a “guest” (symbiont). The guest is typically provided with nourishment and shelter.
- Spreading from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact.
- A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.
- A marker that exists on the outside of cells or viruses. Each has a unique shape that the immune system reads to determine whether it belongs in the body.
- A substance that fights against viruses and inhibits their growth.
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- A preventative that is used to simulate the body’s immune response against disease.
- When germs like bacteria and fungi develop the ability to defeat the drugs designed to kill them.
- Conditions or practices to maintain health and prevent disease through cleanliness.
- Can be a bacteria, virus, parasite, etc, that causes disease in a host.
- The branch of medicine which deals with the incidence, distribution, and possible control of disease and other factors relating to health.
- A sudden rise of disease being spread.
- Cannot replicate but infects cells and uses components of the host cell to make copies of itself.
- When viruses, bacteria, or other microbes enter your body and begin to multiply. Cells in your body are damaged and as a result, symptoms of illness appear.
17 Clues: A sudden rise of disease being spread. • A substance that fights against viruses and inhibits their growth. • Can be a bacteria, virus, parasite, etc, that causes disease in a host. • Infectious disease spreading over several countries, continents, or globally. • Spreading from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact. • ...
Microbiology Vocabulary 2025-10-08
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- A change in the DNA sequence of an organism, can result;t from errors in DNA replication during cell division, exposure to mutagens, or a viral infection.
- Tiny, single-celled living organisms that can be found in and on your body. They can make you healthy or sick.
- Infectious disease spreading over several countries, continents, or globally.
- A protein produced by the body’s immune system when it detects harmful substances.
- A larger organism that harbors a smaller organism; whether a parasitic or a “guest” (symbiont). The guest is typically provided with nourishment and shelter.
- Spreading from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact.
- A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.
- A marker that exists on the outside of cells or viruses. Each has a unique shape that the immune system reads to determine whether it belongs in the body.
- A substance that fights against viruses and inhibits their growth.
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- A preventative that is used to simulate the body’s immune response against disease.
- When germs like bacteria and fungi develop the ability to defeat the drugs designed to kill them.
- Conditions or practices to maintain health and prevent disease through cleanliness.
- Can be a bacteria, virus, parasite, etc, that causes disease in a host.
- The branch of medicine which deals with the incidence, distribution, and possible control of disease and other factors relating to health.
- A sudden rise of disease being spread.
- Cannot replicate but infects cells and uses components of the host cell to make copies of itself.
- When viruses, bacteria, or other microbes enter your body and begin to multiply. Cells in your body are damaged and as a result, symptoms of illness appear.
17 Clues: A sudden rise of disease being spread. • A substance that fights against viruses and inhibits their growth. • Can be a bacteria, virus, parasite, etc, that causes disease in a host. • Infectious disease spreading over several countries, continents, or globally. • Spreading from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact. • ...
2022 Cape D Christmas crossword (antiquated personal hygiene fee acquisition device) 2022-12-06
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- A bronze dendrological effigy made famous by this man sits near the northern terminus of our multi-use trail.
- These, a Lobster of the duff, Oyster of the tree, and chicken of the woods, vegan eaten all!
- Sheep and porpoise and rockfish oh my, This William honored in name by all!
- Some of his friends could have synonymously called him Jollyclimate... but I'm sure they didn't.
- Our infamous rodent Ranger.
- This unsightly type of connection links the entrance of the campground to spur 100.
- This shipping Pete's skeletal namesake, but a headstone in the graveyard of the pacific.
- Watch the boats from this local haunt, you may even see locals scraping bar.NaCl.es.
- The ebb and flow of these patriarchal events wreak havoc on our shores. (2 words)
- This mollusk piece shares its name with a local tide-governed railroad of the past.
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- Ancient volcanoes gave birth to this that makes up much of our park, which boasts great pillow forms!
- A nautical lift of the turn signal.
- Not a bight and doesn't make a sound; in this location, mollusks abound! (2 words)
- A late-night TV show host is not, in fact, the owner of this historic local house.
- You are in luck if you catch a glimpse of this momentary verdant burst on the horizon of the ocean. (2 words)
- This, ours, a spit in the face of the mighty Columbia.
- She can't wait for a posthumous path. (2 words)
- Missouri's is an arch ours protects the fleet.
- History, culture, and ecology are brought together in our park by her, a fellow Ohioan by birth. (First and last name)
- With this primitive skill, some use stygian stone to make a point.
20 Clues: Our infamous rodent Ranger. • A nautical lift of the turn signal. • Missouri's is an arch ours protects the fleet. • She can't wait for a posthumous path. (2 words) • This, ours, a spit in the face of the mighty Columbia. • With this primitive skill, some use stygian stone to make a point. • ...
Staple & Suture Removal 2019-07-12
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- You should perform hand hygiene three times and change gloves this many times in the course of suture removal.
- After removing sutures, wipe with ________ cleaning agent.
- Report any _______ findings of the incision or wound to the physician immediately.
- You must have this to remove sutures or staples.
- _______ of benzoin should be used when steri-strips are required to ensure adhesion to the skin, for its antiseptic properties, and also provides a barrier to protect the skin from allergic reaction to adhesives.
- Is it generally uncomfortable, or a strange sensation, to have sutures or staples removed?
- You should document if you applied Steri-strips or a _______ to the incision site.
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- If the wound _______ while removing sutures, apply steri-strips for support and immediately call the physician.
- True or False: When pulling sutures out after being clipped, you should pull out the embedded portion and NOT pull through the exposed sutures, as this is exposed and considered contaminated, potentially causing infection.
- How are steri-strips generally removed?
- These are applied after staple removal to prevent incision from dehiscing.
- Provide the patient _________ on incision and wound care for discharge, and also what signs and symptoms to assess for at home.
- Should you instruct the patient to pull off the steri-strips like a BandAid?
- When documenting you should include the date, the time, and the _______ of staples removed.
- When assessing the area prior to removing sutures/staples, you should assess for ________, infection, and approximation.
- Kits for suture removal and staple removal are available in the _______ or from SPD.
- Everything needed for removal of sutures or staples are contained in the _______, with the exception of steri-strips and dressing materials.
17 Clues: How are steri-strips generally removed? • You must have this to remove sutures or staples. • After removing sutures, wipe with ________ cleaning agent. • These are applied after staple removal to prevent incision from dehiscing. • Should you instruct the patient to pull off the steri-strips like a BandAid? • ...
THE HISTORY OF NURSING 2017-01-13
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- The inception of nursing profession happened during the height of the __________ empire.
- During the middle ages the nursing industry was still largely based on _______________.
- General ____________ and the huge amount of fatal infections that resulted from these wounds caused alot of people to die.
- During this war Nightingale began her illustrious nursing career as a nurse.
- This lady founded the Frontier Nursing Service.
- The medical symbol is called the ___________________. It features two snakes winding around a stake with wings.
- The nursing profession within the United States became as popular as it is today due primarily to its huge focus within __________.
- Nursing largely became ____________ during the 17th and 18th centuries in Europe, as there were simply not enough hospitals.
- Nightingale opened the very first nursing school in ___________.
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- How many years does it take to become a Licensed Practical Nurse.
- This profession has been around since the beinning of time.
- The American Nurses Association also saw the publishing of an American __________ of Nursing, which allowed nurses and doctors to stay up to date on the latest studies.
- This lady helped to change the nature of the nursing profession forever. She is known as the Lady with the Lamp.
- During the middle ages the nurses were told explicitly to care for the _______, no matter their nation of origin or the religion they belonged to.
- A ___________ is basically a nurse in charge of providing health care for other women in the area.
- It wasn't until the dawn of the 20th century that actual progress and ____________ within the field of nursing began to take place.
- This lady is responsible for founding the American Red Cross.
17 Clues: This lady founded the Frontier Nursing Service. • This profession has been around since the beinning of time. • This lady is responsible for founding the American Red Cross. • Nightingale opened the very first nursing school in ___________. • How many years does it take to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. • ...
LU 2 Module 3 2020-04-09
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- An employee is entitled to _______ weeks paid sick leave in a period of 36 months
- During the first six months an employee is entitled to _____ day’s paid sick leave for every 26 days worked.
- The violent act in which the stomach has to overcome the pressures that are normally in place to keep food and secretions within the stomach.
- Secretion that comes out of the ear. It collects dust particles which might have got in from outside.
- A disease that primarily affects the intestines. Usually found in poorer areas of the world, the Shigella bacteria causes diarrhoea along with the passing of mucus and blood.
- Body _______ is an offensive smell is caused when bacteria that are present on the skin get to work on the sweat and decompose it.
- The main treatment for food poisoning is putting this substance back in the body (re-hydration)
- Washing this body part often ensures that you do not spread or contract the COVID-19 virus
- Illness caused by ingesting microscopic viruses, bacteria or parasites, which then live in the intestine. Symptoms include frequent passage of unformed watery bowel movements.
- Tiny insects that live on the human scalp and suck blood to nourish themselves.
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- By wearing this type of garment in the correct way,the staff helps to make the entire organisation look professional.
- A health and safety representative must be appointed in every workplace where there are more than ______ employees
- Dead skin on the scalp that comes off in tiny flakes
- Excessive perspiration that can lead to the scaling of the skin or inflammation.
- One of the symptoms of dysentery
- One of the symptoms of Typhoid Fever
- Poor oral hygiene and infection of gums often results in a bad odour emanating from the mouth
17 Clues: One of the symptoms of dysentery • One of the symptoms of Typhoid Fever • Dead skin on the scalp that comes off in tiny flakes • Tiny insects that live on the human scalp and suck blood to nourish themselves. • Excessive perspiration that can lead to the scaling of the skin or inflammation. • ...
Food Microbiology 2022-10-28
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- To avoid cross-____________ always use separate utensils and cutting boards for raw meats and veggies.
- When purchasing fish at the market always look to make sure the scales are ____
- Foodborne illness caused by consuming foods contaminated with microorganisms that produce toxins after ingestion (i.e., S. aureus)
- This bacterium can be found on a variety of foods ranging from meats to veggies, but it is most commonly found on raw chicken.
- Using a meat _________ to check for doneness is the best way to ensure food has been cooked thoroughly.
- The state of being free from bacteria or any other living microorganisms.
- Time and _________ abuse are the two leading factors in foods becoming contaminated with harmful pathogens.
- Perishable foods should not be left out at room temperature for more than ____
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- Hand _______ is one of the best ways to prevent contracting a foodborne illness.
- This foodborne illness is often called the “stomach flu” because of its intense gastrointestinal symptoms It is also heavily associated with cruise ships.
- This bacterium can cause severe damage to the nervous system. It can be found in improperly canned foods and raw unfiltered honey.
- The safest place to defrost food.
- Foodborne illness caused by consuming foods contaminated with microorganisms that produce toxins before ingestion (i.e., E. coli)
- The federal agency tasked with protecting consumers against unsafe food products.
- The process by which food is heated to a high temperature and held for 15 seconds to kill bacteria and extend a foods shelf life.
- In the danger zone _________ grow and multiply rapidly leading to the possibility of contracting a foodborne illness.
- The federal agency tasked with protecting consumers against unsafe meat, poultry, & eggs.
17 Clues: The safest place to defrost food. • The state of being free from bacteria or any other living microorganisms. • Perishable foods should not be left out at room temperature for more than ____ • When purchasing fish at the market always look to make sure the scales are ____ • Hand _______ is one of the best ways to prevent contracting a foodborne illness. • ...
Dental procedures and devices 2025-12-10
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- This dental procedure means replacing the missing tooth or teeth with artificial ones that are bonded to the natural teeth on either side of the structure.
- This is a cap that is used to protect damaged tooth from further decay, and to repair its shape and strength.
- This dental procedure means extracting the third molar(s), mostly due to impaction or prevention.
- This is a dental appliance used to straighten teeth, correct bite, and align the jaws to ensure functionality.
- This is a restorative procedure used to repair teeth damaged by decay, cracks, or chips, restoring tooth's function, shape, and strength.
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- This procedure is when the dentist completely takes out a tooth from its socket in the jawbone.
- These are custom-made porcelain or composite shells that are bonded to the front of the teeth to improve their appearance.
- This involves surgical placement of a post into the jawbone, providing a stable anchor for the crown.
- These are removable artificial teeth that replace the missing teeth and gingiva.
- This procedure is a part of oral hygiene in which plaque, calculus, and stains are removed in order to prevent tooth decay.
- This procedure involves complete removal of infected or damaged dental pulp in order to alleviate pain and save the tooth from extraction.
- This procedure is used to lighten discoloured or stained teeth by using chemical agents.
12 Clues: These are removable artificial teeth that replace the missing teeth and gingiva. • This procedure is used to lighten discoloured or stained teeth by using chemical agents. • This procedure is when the dentist completely takes out a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. • ...
FOLLOWING HYGIENE PROCEDURES 2022-07-13
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- NAME OF BOOK VICTORIAN FOOD LAWS ARE FOUND
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- WORKS FOR LOCAL COUNCIL, CAN INSPECT A FOOD PREMISES
- ABBREVIATED NAME) FOOD SAFETY CODE USED BY AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
3 Clues: NAME OF BOOK VICTORIAN FOOD LAWS ARE FOUND • WORKS FOR LOCAL COUNCIL, CAN INSPECT A FOOD PREMISES • ABBREVIATED NAME) FOOD SAFETY CODE USED BY AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
Pitch In To Safety In The Kitchen! 2017-09-12
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- One has trouble breathing and speaking when something is blocking their airway, causing this.
- Fresh fruits and vegetables are grouped under this one name.
- Prevent the spread of food borne bacteria by doing this often.
- The 'R' in CPR stands for this.
- If a food can spoil quickly, it is _______.
- An adjective to describe food that's not in proper condition to be eaten.
- Harmful bacteria can be killed if this other term for heat treatment in done.
- A medical condition due to an insufficient amount of blood reaching a human's tissues.
- A record of the every-day procedures and actions done at a workplace.
- A typically unexpected, sudden situation that puts life/lives in danger.
- This kind of harmful organism is most commonly found in fish and meats.
- The term used to describe good grooming habits that maintain health.
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- In the case of an emergency where proper medical help can't yet be provided, perform this to help the injured person.
- The purpose of this is to adjust a thermometer for accuracy.
- Keeping foods at a certain temperature prior to serving.
- If you see this form of fungus on your bread, or any food, throw it out.
- Taking food or other soil off a surface.
- The timeframe in which a product can be stored and remain in good condition to use.
- Your skin's bacteria can be killed by putting this liquid on your hands.
- A person who comes into direct contact with food when working.
- One can get sick by ingesting certain types of these micro-organisms.
- This fungus can be beneficial in bread-making but spoil other foods.
- Putting food in a designated area for using later.
- The scientific term for a minor cut or scrape.
- A source of danger.
25 Clues: A source of danger. • The 'R' in CPR stands for this. • Taking food or other soil off a surface. • If a food can spoil quickly, it is _______. • The scientific term for a minor cut or scrape. • Putting food in a designated area for using later. • Keeping foods at a certain temperature prior to serving. • The purpose of this is to adjust a thermometer for accuracy. • ...
Pitch In To Safety In The Kitchen! 2017-09-12
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- The scientific term for a minor cut or scrape.
- The purpose of this is to adjust a thermometer for accuracy.
- A medical condition due to an insufficient amount of blood reaching a human's tissues.
- This kind of harmful organism is most commonly found in fish and meats.
- A person who comes into direct contact with food when working.
- Your skin's bacteria can be killed by putting this liquid on your hands.
- Keeping foods at a certain temperature prior to serving.
- A record of the every-day procedures and actions done at a workplace.
- If a food can spoil quickly, it is _______.
- A typically unexpected, sudden situation that puts life/lives in danger.
- The term used to describe good grooming habits that maintain health.
- A source of danger.
- Taking food or other soil off a surface.
- If you see this form of fungus on your bread, or any food, throw it out.
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- This fungus can be beneficial in bread-making but spoil other foods.
- Putting food in a designated area for using later.
- One can get sick by ingesting certain types of these micro-organisms.
- The timeframe in which a product can be stored and remain in good condition to use.
- Harmful bacteria can be killed if this other term for heat treatment in done.
- In the case of an emergency where proper medical help can't yet be provided, perform this to help the injured person.
- One has trouble breathing and speaking when something is blocking their airway, causing this.
- Prevent the spread of food borne bacteria by doing this often.
- The 'R' in CPR stands for this.
- An adjective to describe food that's not in proper condition to be eaten.
- Fresh fruits and vegetables are grouped under this one name.
25 Clues: A source of danger. • The 'R' in CPR stands for this. • Taking food or other soil off a surface. • If a food can spoil quickly, it is _______. • The scientific term for a minor cut or scrape. • Putting food in a designated area for using later. • Keeping foods at a certain temperature prior to serving. • The purpose of this is to adjust a thermometer for accuracy. • ...
FACS Unit 6: Food and Nutrition Crossword Puzzle 2014-01-13
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- foods beyond the level contained in the food before processing
- the arrangement of the table ware that each diner will need for a meal
- any one of the individual food items needed to make a recipe
- all the food and drink a person regularly consumes
- a waxy substance produced and needed by the body
- pricing the price of an item per ounce, pound, or other accepted unit of measure
- indigestible polysaccharides that make up the tough, fibrous cell walls of plants and is used by the body to help move food through the digestive system
- date the last day a product may be sold
- chemical substances in food that help to maintain the body
- size the amount of food item customarily eaten at one time
- fitting tasks together to make the best use of time
- a condition that results from deficiencies of various nutrients
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- the process of acquiring and maintaining physical, mental, emotional, and social health
- heat cooking method in which food is cooked in hot liquid, steam, or a combination of both
- the same amount expressed in different ways by using different units of measure
- heat cooking cooking food uncovered without added liquid or fat
- maintaining a clean condition in order to promote hygiene and prevent disease
- Universal Product Code
- processed foods, especially grain products in which nutrients lost in processing have been replaced; using additives to increase the nutritive value of
- a shortened form of a word
- setting the arrangement of the table are that each diner will need for a meal; also called a cover
- dry beans and peas
- formation of curds that happen when milk is overheated or an acid food is added to milk products
- Date the last day a product is considered fresh
- detailed instructions for preparing particular foods
- forks, spoons, knives and serving utensils used to serve and eat food
26 Clues: dry beans and peas • Universal Product Code • a shortened form of a word • date the last day a product may be sold • Date the last day a product is considered fresh • a waxy substance produced and needed by the body • all the food and drink a person regularly consumes • fitting tasks together to make the best use of time • ...
FACS Unit 6: Food and Nutrition Crossword Puzzle 2014-01-13
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- date the last day a product may be sold
- Universal Product Code
- heat cooking cooking food uncovered without added liquid or fat
- dry beans and peas
- the arrangement of the table ware that each diner will need for a meal
- Date the last day a product is considered fresh
- fitting tasks together to make the best use of time
- heat cooking method in which food is cooked in hot liquid, steam, or a combination of both
- a waxy substance produced and needed by the body
- pricing the price of an item per ounce, pound, or other accepted unit of measure
- size the amount of food item customarily eaten at one time
- the same amount expressed in different ways by using different units of measure
- indigestible polysaccharides that make up the tough, fibrous cell walls of plants and is used by the body to help move food through the digestive system
- all the food and drink a person regularly consumes
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- chemical substances in food that help to maintain the body
- formation of curds that happen when milk is overheated or an acid food is added to milk products
- setting the arrangement of the table are that each diner will need for a meal; also called a cover
- a shortened form of a word
- detailed instructions for preparing particular foods
- any one of the individual food items needed to make a recipe
- foods beyond the level contained in the food before processing
- forks, spoons, knives and serving utensils used to serve and eat food
- maintaining a clean condition in order to promote hygiene and prevent disease
- the process of acquiring and maintaining physical, mental, emotional, and social health
- a condition that results from deficiencies of various nutrients
- processed foods, especially grain products in which nutrients lost in processing have been replaced; using additives to increase the nutritive value of
26 Clues: dry beans and peas • Universal Product Code • a shortened form of a word • date the last day a product may be sold • Date the last day a product is considered fresh • a waxy substance produced and needed by the body • all the food and drink a person regularly consumes • fitting tasks together to make the best use of time • ...
The Digestive System 44,45 and 46 2021-02-17
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- How many minutes should you brush your teeth?
- What should you use for the first one minute of cleaning?
- What type of cutting edges do premolars have?
- When do the two more molars get added to each jaw?(Around the age of)
- With the help of what is root fitted in its place?
- What type of dentition do human beings show?
- The food which is chewed and broken into small pieces in the mouth.This process is known as —–——–.
- Where does digestion end?
- Visit the dentist every—————— months or every time you have a tooth problem.
- What helps the molars for grinding the food well?
- vessels What does the pulp contain?
- At this stage supporting bone and fibre are damaged.
- Give one word.Taking care of teeth so,as to avoid dental problems.
- Which is the hardest substance in the body?
- What should you use to remove plaque from
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- In some people which teeth may not come out at all?
- Which type of teeth have the function cutting and biting the food?
- Bleeding gums occur during brushing and flossing.In which stage of Gum disease?
- What is the hard bone like substance below the enamel called?
- Which last four teeth are termed as the wisdom teeth?
- How many processes does the root have in premolars and lower molars?
- Which teeth are one on either side of the incisors in each jaw?
- What stick between your teeth and we floss our teeth to remove the food?Put a dash if you want to give space.
- What should you use to strengthen tooth
- When we eat sugar and starches, this combination produces acids.Which part of the tooth do the attack?
- The pulp and the dentine are the only ———————— parts of the tooth.
- What is the constriction between the crown and the root?
27 Clues: Where does digestion end? • vessels What does the pulp contain? • What should you use to strengthen tooth • What should you use to remove plaque from • Which is the hardest substance in the body? • What type of dentition do human beings show? • How many minutes should you brush your teeth? • What type of cutting edges do premolars have? • ...
Semester Exam Vocab Review 2021-03-12
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- When someone sinned, he or she must be _
- One reason to offer sacrifice was to offer a _ for the person who sinned.
- The Levitical Code also deals with _ laws.
- The spirit of _ and community in the Mosaic Law that is embraced by Jesus in the Beatitudes preached by Jesus.
- the laws of Jubilee show a _ concern for social justice
- _ is an example of an unclean animal because it was considered a “fish” without scale or fins.
- The emphasis of biblical laws are on guilt or punishment, but on ___ of the community.
- Another reason was for sacrifice to _ the sin from the holy Temple and its altar.
- It is generally held that there are __ different collections of the Law.
- Catholic today are _ obliged to follow too many of the specific laws found in Exodus, Deuteronomy, or Leviticus.
- It was also thought that sin could _ the Temple and sacrifice could purify the area.
- _ animals stay in their categories
- There is _ evidence that laws of Jubilee were observed on a regular basis.
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- _ insects is an example of one of the “classes” of animals.
- The year of Jubilee began with a blast of a _.
- Laws that govern the actions of priests, regulations for sacrifice, and the building and maintenance of the Temple.
- An event that occurred every seventh sabbatical year
- Laws with the day-to-day issues that arise between people
- The purity laws helped the Israelites to maintain the _ identity..
- Today, punishment is intended as a deterrent.
- Leviticus 11 discuss the _ laws.
- The Levitical Code mainly covers _ laws.
- There is a theory that the food laws were a primitive _ code.
- All _ were forgiven in a year of Jubilee
- _ offerings were to give glory and praise to God
- Deuteronomy reflect the time of the _ during which interests in social justice were prevalent.
- _ offerings consistent of grains like barley
- The _ code is considered to older than the Deuteronomic Code
- Purity Laws are concerned with maintaining a sense of “being _” that applied to the whole community.
29 Clues: Leviticus 11 discuss the _ laws. • _ animals stay in their categories • When someone sinned, he or she must be _ • The Levitical Code mainly covers _ laws. • All _ were forgiven in a year of Jubilee • The Levitical Code also deals with _ laws. • _ offerings consistent of grains like barley • Today, punishment is intended as a deterrent. • ...
Safety Assignment 2021-08-14
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- Errors in ______ have been identified as the number one cause of medical errors that harm patients!
- Venous Thromboembolism/Pulmonary Emboli.
- Is a tool to aid the caregiver in gathering in necessary information that needs to be relayed to another provider.
- Assess the patient's skin on admission, every shift, upon change in patient condition, upon transfer to another unit or transfer to another facility for skin impairments using the _____.
- Name and date of birth.
- Place ____ "Defective" label on malfunctioning equipment and return to BioMed for evaluation.
- Are the last resort for medical healing or behavior control.
- Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale.
- ____ hygiene decreases the spread of germs!
- Surgical Site Infection.
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- Not a HIPPA violation.
- Central Line Associated Blood Stream Infection.
- Makes available to the public hospital ranking in comparison to national, state, or local score through medicare.gov under "Hospital Compare."
- is given by the physician; nursing witnesses the patient signature!
- Nearly all hospital equipment has built-in alarms to alert users about malfunctions, misconnections, patient status and more.
- Is responsible for fall prevention!
- Record care provider notified, the specifics of information exchanged and the outcome of that communication.
- Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection.
- ALARMS ARE ____ TO BE TURNED OFF.
- The means by which the patient's medications and how taken at home are verified and made available for the care provider to continue, modify, or discontinue while the patient is in the hospital.
- ____ be alert to every alarm.
- Lead the list of healthcare associated conditions for patients, guests, and staff!
- SCRMC uses a "Falling Leaves" sign, a _____ arm band, a ______ door magnet, and ______ non-skid socks to indicate a patient at risk for falls.
- Staff hears multiple _____ or alarms daily- call lights, bathroom pull cords, IV pumps, and more.
- Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services.
- Healthcare Associated Infections.
26 Clues: Not a HIPPA violation. • Name and date of birth. • Surgical Site Infection. • ____ be alert to every alarm. • ALARMS ARE ____ TO BE TURNED OFF. • Healthcare Associated Infections. • Is responsible for fall prevention! • Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services. • Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale. • Venous Thromboembolism/Pulmonary Emboli. • ...
OSHA/HIPAA Training 2022-04-19
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- all team members receive initial OSHA training at this time.
- HIPAA is a federal law designed to protect what kind of patient information.
- using this security device when the office is closed helps to meet the security requirements of server data.
- awareness to ensure protection of the neck and spine.
- way to dispose of any PHI documentation including daily schedules, eob, lab case information, and statements.
- prohibited eating, drinking or smoking in the these areas.
- young adults 18 years old must do this to discuss treatment with parents.
- threats, verbal abuse, physical assaults, harassment that all employees are protected against in the workplace.
- protected health information using this type of individual health information.
- minimum level mask filter accepted at DFD.
- all patients have the right to receive this regarding their clinical records.
- identity confirmation required using DOB, last 4 digits of SSN.
- secure method to share hard copy PHI using appropriate cover sheet.
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- 90% of eye injuries are prevented with this.
- meeting place at each location used when outside the building emergency gathering is required.
- sign posted with correct etiquette for this is required at the entrance of the building.
- OSHA enforces these guidelines for dental healthcare settings.
- treatment coordination that meets the privacy rule from one provider to another.
- PPE is provided, cleaned, and maintained here.
- extracted teeth can be given to this person within OSHA guidelines.
- administrative requirements include this type of privacy practice notifications.
- pathogens than can be transmitted by mucous membranes, needlestick, or break in the skin.
- when an employee can look at PHI just out of curiosity even if no harm is intended.
- type of chemical that has the potential to harm you.
- personal hygiene most important in preventing disease transmission.
- station provided in each office to flush any splashed hazardous chemical from your face.
- OSHA guidelines primarily protect this person.
27 Clues: minimum level mask filter accepted at DFD. • 90% of eye injuries are prevented with this. • PPE is provided, cleaned, and maintained here. • OSHA guidelines primarily protect this person. • type of chemical that has the potential to harm you. • awareness to ensure protection of the neck and spine. • prohibited eating, drinking or smoking in the these areas. • ...
Health Science Careers 2022-09-01
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- Therapist that helps improve patients’ strength and mobility, and relieve pain by the use of therapeutic properties of exercise, light, heat, cold, water, electricity, ultrasound, and massage.
- Draws blood for tests, transfusions, research, or blood donations.
- Respond to emergency calls, performing medical services and transporting patients to medical facilities.
- Dispense prescription medications to patients and offer expertise in the safe use of prescriptions.
- Engineer that combines biology and medicine with engineering to develop devices and procedures that solve medical and health-related problems.
- Provide medical and surgical care for people with foot, ankle, and lower leg problems.
- Cares for the health of animals.
- Therapist that applies manual techniques to manipulate the skin, muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
- Diagnoses, manages, and treats patients who have hearing, balance, or related problems.
- Abbreviation for one who provides and coordinates patient care and educate patients and the public about various health conditions.
- Therapists that administer doses of radiation to patients who have cancer or other serious diseases.
- Treats patients with health problems of the neuromusculoskeletal system, which includes nerves, bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons.
- Diagnoses, prevents, and treats problems with teeth or mouth tissue.
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- Examines patients for signs of oral diseases, such as gingivitis, and provide preventive care, including oral hygiene.
- 4-year post secondary degree
- Diagnose and treat visual problems and manage diseases, injuries, and other disorders of the eyes.
- Administrator that oversees all medical documents, insurance information, and medical/legal documentation for a health care facility.
- Therapist that treats patients who have injuries, illnesses, or disabilities through the therapeutic use of everyday activities.
- Assist in surgical operations
- 2-year post secondary degree
- Therapist that care for patients who have trouble breathing—for example, because of a chronic condition such as asthma.
- Assess sports injuries
- Assesses the nutritional needs of patients after consulting with physicians and other health care professionals.
23 Clues: Assess sports injuries • 4-year post secondary degree • 2-year post secondary degree • Assist in surgical operations • Cares for the health of animals. • Draws blood for tests, transfusions, research, or blood donations. • Diagnoses, prevents, and treats problems with teeth or mouth tissue. • ...
Aspects of Healthcare Review 2023-12-12
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- government health insurance for people 65+
- what type of care can occur if we not have regard for cultural differences
- this trait allows us to stay current on new medical practices
- the amount you pay to the doctor on the day of care
- moral code to help determine right from wrong
- shared beliefs, speech, rules, etc in a community
- periodic payment for health insurance coverage
- one of the approaches to cultural competence
- government health insurance for military members
- how many traits of healthcare workers did we discuss
- doing what you say you will do shows ___________________
- this type of consent can be written or verbal
- confidential information should only be shared on a _____________ basis
- all the different aspects of people
- threatening of harm
- if you violate a person's right to privacy (even accidentally like posting patient data to your story)
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- one of the approaches to cultural competence
- what does HIPAA stand for
- HIPPA ensures __________ of health information (you can't share it)
- this trait includes not stealing or using an institution's items for your own use
- doing something you have not been trained to do or not doing something you should have done
- what a licensed individual is allowed to do based on their training
- the amount you have to pay each year before insurance will pay
- professional negligence, care resulted in injury
- government health insurance for blind, disabled, and low income
- you need to be culturally ______________ to provide the best care for patients
- bathing, washing hair, keeping nails short, etc are examples of proper __________ for healthcare workers
- proper __________ for healthcare workers includes covering undergarments, wearing your name badge, wearing appropriate shoes, etc
- this type of consent allows you to care if someone is unconscious
- the birthplaces of people
- the ability to relate without feeling sorry for them
- unwarranted touching of another person without permission
32 Clues: threatening of harm • what does HIPAA stand for • the birthplaces of people • all the different aspects of people • government health insurance for people 65+ • one of the approaches to cultural competence • one of the approaches to cultural competence • moral code to help determine right from wrong • this type of consent can be written or verbal • ...
Horn's Health Class Review 2024-01-23
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- One way to say no to some peer pressure is to make jokes, that is called using ___________
- Most common skin disorder for teens
- The most common form of skin cancer
- The outermost layer of the skin
- Making sure you are taking care of your personal health, not spreading germs, taking showers, etc.
- Type of fracture from overuse where the bone begins to crack
- Is found in our ears, nose and knees
- Cardiac muscle has to do with what organ?
- Number one cause of preventable death in the US
- What do you want to consumer more of to get stronger and healthier bones
- What determines how dark your skin tone is, the more you have, the darker your skin
- The Integumentary system deals with your skin, nails and ______
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- Part of the health triangle that deals with your feelings and thoughts
- Part of the health triangle that deals with how you interact with others
- The largest bone in the human body
- Oil that our body produces
- Muscle found in the front of your upper arm
- Part of the health triangle that deals with your body's health
- When all three parts of your health triangle are balanced and healthy
- If how many times you lift up the weight is reps, how many rounds you do those reps is called what?
- Chest Muscle
- The Achilles is your strongest one of these
- The building block of muscle. Without eating this, you can't grow muscle
- Connects bone to bone
- What muscle group would I focus on lifting if I wanted to be able to throw a ball further or harder?
- The largest organ in your body
- The _________ is an example of an irregular bone
- Muscle found in the back of your upper leg
28 Clues: Chest Muscle • Connects bone to bone • Oil that our body produces • The largest organ in your body • The outermost layer of the skin • The largest bone in the human body • Most common skin disorder for teens • The most common form of skin cancer • Is found in our ears, nose and knees • Cardiac muscle has to do with what organ? • Muscle found in the back of your upper leg • ...
Safety 2018-12-06
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- Pose a threat to; present a danger to
- The environment we drill in
- Greatest tragedy in Gulf of Mexico
- Permit is required for working here
- To stop from happening
- Formalized set of instructions to follow
- Kev loves back _____ in the riser
- Accident with liquid
- When _____ a heavy item, use your legs, not your back
- Careful and persistent work or effort
- Being ready
- of Change Significant organizational or business change processes at Pacific Drilling
- What most Subseas hate writing
- Failing to function as it should
- Infectious agent (e.g. Ecoli)
- Governs offshore drilling practices
- With more experience we can ________ failures
- Road _____
- Investors concern
- Exhaustion Dangerous state of becoming too hot
- A process Pacific Drilling uses to reduce risks
- Hypochondriac's preoccupation
- Most of us in the Houston office ____ to work
- Process of instruction
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- Drop suddenly and collapse
- Object Our most common HiPo event
- Taking care of oneself
- and Alcohol The company has a zero tolerance policy on this
- zone Work area that needs authorization to enter
- 70% of our body
- Enclosed, cramped area
- What devastated Houston in late 2017
- Mental or physical condition
- Because one is not good enough
- Likes to ink
- What we perform maintenance on
- What you should never say to your boss
- Protects our phalanges
- Must be done
- Surveillance of an event or process
- We need to overhaul and pressure test to issue _______
- What Pacific Drilling strives to be 100% in
- Famous game show in the United States
- Protection Equipment (PPE)Protective clothing
- System of ensuring that work is performed safely on our rigs
- A demanded responsibility
- Operations ______ Manual
- A reminder of items to be done
- Accident
- Event or occurrence
- Manual Company safety manual
- Inspection of records, accounts, or records by an outside source
- Physical damage or hurt
53 Clues: Accident • Being ready • Road _____ • Likes to ink • Must be done • 70% of our body • Investors concern • Event or occurrence • Accident with liquid • Taking care of oneself • Enclosed, cramped area • To stop from happening • Protects our phalanges • Process of instruction • Physical damage or hurt • Operations ______ Manual • A demanded responsibility • Drop suddenly and collapse • ...
Surgical Nursing Chapters 6 and 7 By Maria Davis 2020-09-23
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- Usually a running or continuous stitch under the skin with a buried knot
- This is a border rule, around the border of open packs and drapes
- When removing/loading scalpel blades always make sure blade is pointed ____
- Contamination that is from the surgical team/environment
- A scrub that has a broad spectrum against gram positive, can kill enveloped viruses
- Surgical_____, which is when we make sure scrubs are clean, free of hair/debris
- A circulating nurse must ______ open a desired size of syringe/needle onto the sterile field if medication is to be administered
- Type of mattress suture that runs parallel
- Contamination from the patient itself, usually from the skin or underlying infection
- Keeping exposed tissues moist _____ will be an essential task of the surgical assistant
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- We need to count this type of material as soon as the pack is opened to confirm the amount matches the label
- You should leave short___ when you run the suture
- A person who is ____ should never reach across a non sterile field
- Removes as many microorganisms as possible from your nails, hands and arms
- Type of interrupted suture pattern that looks like an X
- _____ sutures that have a knot taken for each stitch. If one stitch breaks down, the rest would stay In place as this stitch can help prevent opening of the incision.
- With IV drug administration, always give _____
- ___ gloving is the best gloving technique to guard against contamination
- These scissors are used for cutting suture and dissecting. They can be a good tool used for assistant suture related duties.
- ____ continuous, is a suture pattern involving 2 knots, one placed at the beginning and end of the incision
- sutures are ____10-14 days after surgery
- A continuous interlocking suture pattern mainly used in large animal.
22 Clues: sutures are ____10-14 days after surgery • Type of mattress suture that runs parallel • With IV drug administration, always give _____ • You should leave short___ when you run the suture • Type of interrupted suture pattern that looks like an X • Contamination that is from the surgical team/environment • ...
Standard of Care 2024-08-24
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- This is provided three times a day along with three snacks
- A physician's order is required for what, except in cases of AMA or death
- What type of education is provided during group sessions or counseling
- Personal electronic devices are stored in what type of closet until discharge
- Video content upsetting to anyone present on the unit must be what
- An interdisciplinary team meets within how many hours of admission to discuss the care plan
- Scheduled checks by staff to ensure patient safety are known as what
- Procedures, whenever possible, should be performed in this room
- This quality of communication ensures it is clear and easily understood
- Open communication is vital for resolving what
- Nursing personnel must demonstrate professionalism through education, competence, and what
- Vital signs are monitored twice daily for how many days
- What is essential for creating a safe and supportive environment
- The RN must complete these documents upon patient admission
- Patients receive a Patient Handbook and what upon admission
- Patients are encouraged to manage their own what
- A Plan of Care (POC) is developed within how many hours of admission
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- A comprehensive assessment must include a history of what
- Patients requiring IV therapy will be treated where
- What equipment is not allowed in patient rooms during procedures
- Nursing interventions should ensure respectful interactions and patient what
- A completed discharge instruction sheet must be signed to confirm what
- Accurate and thorough documentation of what status is essential
- This type of therapy is not available on the Molokini unit
- Communication should always be this and professional
- Professional communication with patients' families upholds what
- Hospital staff are prohibited from using what on patients within the hospital
- Continuous collection of health data through exams and interviews is known as what
- Timely communication of patient information supports what kind of decisions
- The POC is reviewed and updated how often
- The maximum capacity of the Molokini Adult Behavioral Health Unit is how many patients
31 Clues: The POC is reviewed and updated how often • Open communication is vital for resolving what • Patients are encouraged to manage their own what • Patients requiring IV therapy will be treated where • Communication should always be this and professional • Vital signs are monitored twice daily for how many days • A comprehensive assessment must include a history of what • ...
Life Management 2024-07-06
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- the ability to share someone else's feelings or experiences by imagining what it would be like to be in that person's situation
- a particular type of thing that you experience or do regularly, or a limited range of activities
- something that you do often and regularly, sometimes without knowing that you are doing it
- a situation where different things are given equal importance, or are considered or divided equally or fairly
- the resting state in which the body is not active and the mind is unconscious
- a set of decisions about how to do something in the future
- the quality of always behaving or performing in a similar way, or of always happening in a similar way
- a usual or fixed way of doing things
- happening, existing, or continuing for only a little time
- the ability to control yourself or other people, even in difficult situations
- to make someone eager to do something
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- the feeling or quality of being grateful
- the process of making your body absorb water or other liquid
- the condition of someone's mind and whether or not they are suffering from any mental illness
- a pleasant activity that makes you become calm and less worried
- the practice of being aware of your body, mind, and feelings in the present moment, thought to create a feeling of calm
- something that is very important and must be dealt with before other things
- the main or central point of something, especially of attention or interest
- happening, existing, or continuing for many years or far into the future
- an aim or purpose
- the substances that you take into your body as food and the way that they influence your health
- the degree to which people keep themselves or their environment clean, especially to prevent disease
22 Clues: an aim or purpose • a usual or fixed way of doing things • to make someone eager to do something • the feeling or quality of being grateful • happening, existing, or continuing for only a little time • a set of decisions about how to do something in the future • the process of making your body absorb water or other liquid • ...
james.bull@tauntonschool.co.uk 2023-03-20
Across
- A payment to a worker for each unit produced
- The most basic human needs to be satisfied- water, food, shelter, and clothing
- An amount paid to an employee based on a percentage of the employee's sales
- A need or desire that energizes and directs behavior
- A payment system based on the amount of time employees spend at work.
- (Herzberg) Factors that increase job satisfaction and motivation levels, such as praise, recognition and responsibility
- An action or reward that motivates one to act a certain way
- needs The need for respect - both self-respect and respect from others
- A motivational strategy that emphasizes motivating the worker through the job itself.
- benefits Payments to employees other than wages or salary
- pay the total amount you earn before any deductions such as tax are subtracted
- Payment for work done
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- A positive feeling about the job resulting from an evaluation of its characteristics
- A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis but often expressed as an annual sum, made by an employer to an employee, especially a professional or white-collar worker.
- A level in Maslow's hierarchy where people realise their full potential
- Factors that eliminate job dissatisfaction but don't motivate
- Increasing the number of tasks in a particular job and giving workers the authority and control to make meaningful decisions about their work
- Hierarchy of Needs Physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization
- giving workers the authority to make decisions about the way they work (AKA empowerment)
- factors and motivators
- Amount of income left after taxes and deductions have been taken out.
- Scientific Management: the idea that an employee works harder if he or she is paid more
- Time worked beyond the regular hours
- system A payment in addition to the basic wage for reaching targets
24 Clues: Payment for work done • factors and motivators • Time worked beyond the regular hours • A payment to a worker for each unit produced • A need or desire that energizes and directs behavior • benefits Payments to employees other than wages or salary • An action or reward that motivates one to act a certain way • ...
RU ITEC421 Degradation Faults 2025-03-26
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- provides light in most people’s households that needs to be replaced every now and then
- part of a car that needs to be replaced. often will make a noise when trying to slow down (use – for spaces)
- after walking so much I guess it’s time for a new pair
- there’s new holes in these every time I wear them. maybe it’s time to go shopping
- used for hygiene and needs to be replaced every couple of months
- used to read disks and can degrade over time (use – for spaces)
- due to high voltage and heat this part of a pc could need replacement due to wear and tear
- connects components together
- overtime due to the degradation of this part it will give this device less usage time over time (use – for spaces)
- located in front of cars a need to be replaced over time. (use – for spaces)
- a type of storage device that uses mechanical parts. often used to hold bulks of storage in pcs (use – for spaces)
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- this needs to be reapplied over time due to the high heat the processor produces (use – for spaces)
- after so many years this _____ is starting to mess with my back and sleep
- on a handheld vacuum cleaner the ______ needs to be cleaned usually after every use
- used with computers to give it functionality. can degrade over time due to scroll wheel or laser underneath
- overtime this part of a pc will degrade and can cause your screen to fracture
- 4 parts of a car that needs to be replaced which could cause less traction when driving
- a type of storage device that uses integrated circuits. often found in newer pcs (use – for spaces)
- due to cold weather this part of a car could die (use – for spaces)
- a display device is often used with pcs & may degrade overtime.
20 Clues: connects components together • after walking so much I guess it’s time for a new pair • used to read disks and can degrade over time (use – for spaces) • a display device is often used with pcs & may degrade overtime. • used for hygiene and needs to be replaced every couple of months • due to cold weather this part of a car could die (use – for spaces) • ...
Wartime medical advancements 2025-06-04
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- Trains converted to wards, pharmacies and operating rooms were called ______trains
- A drug used to cure and help treat Malaria
- Abriviation for mobile army surgical hospital
- invented the plastic surgery technique called 'tubed pedical'
- Tooth____ became a common substitute for toothpaste because it was easier to carry
- magnetic resonance imaging utilizes the hydrogen atoms in our bodies and using radio waves to detect their locations
- an antibiotic drug accidentally discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1982
- ______ surgery, a surgical specialty focused on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves, including their supporting structures and vascular supply
- _____warfare that made WW1 especially brutal
- _____One of the most common causes of morality other than warfare itself
- during surgery_______to remove shrapnel from the head
- Cardiac_______-devices that apply an electric charge or current to the heart to restore a normal heartbeat
- Lewis Yealland, tried to cure it by shocking them applying______
- Atherosclerosis - a disease of the _____
- ____tooth brushes were invented to help prevent trench Mouth and became a common household item
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- Pins and Metal _____ were used to heal broken bones
- ______kits were carried by medics into war
- A deadly disease spread by mosquitoes
- ______ were used for open breaks
- The woman who invented the mobile x-ray unit
- ______had a particularly high impact on soldier mortality rates because of how easy the disease spread often infecting whole military camps and mobilized troops
- Due to advancements in artillery and chemical warfare many soldiers were left permanently______
- When soldiers had bad dental hygiene, they would develop an oral disease called what?
- a computed tomography scan uses ionizing radiation like x-ray scans but uses a rotating x-ray beam that can capture a 3D image of the body
- _____equipment was very expensive and hard to raise funds for
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- (AE)
- The blue mass pill was used as a _____
28 Clues: (AE) • Post-traumatic stress disorder • ______ were used for open breaks • A deadly disease spread by mosquitoes • The blue mass pill was used as a _____ • Atherosclerosis - a disease of the _____ • A drug used to cure and help treat Malaria • ______kits were carried by medics into war • The woman who invented the mobile x-ray unit • ...
UOI - Changes 2025-07-22
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- Moving forward or getting better (4)
- The order in which things happen (5)
- Sweat from your body when you're hot (5)
- Related to money or jobs (4)
- Pimples or spots on the skin (5)
- Acting like a grown-up or adult (5)
- How people are connected to each other (4)
- Keeping yourself clean and healthy (5)
- Eating healthy food for your body (4)
- What happens as a result of an action (6)
- Being strong even after hard times (5)
- Being able to do things on your own (6)
- A change that cannot be undone (4)
- A change to help something fit better (5)
- A line that shows where something ends (5)
- Getting taller or bigger over time (4)
- The process of growing or changing (4)
- Saying “yes” and agreeing to something (5)
- A group of people living together (4)
- A big change in form or appearance (4)
- A time when someone feels weak or unsafe (5)
- Hard work or business activity (4)
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- A way of thinking about something (5)
- The time when a child becomes an adult (5)
- Kindness and care for others (4)
- What makes you want to do something (4)
- What happens because of something (4)
- Something that makes something else happen (5)
- A body part that makes hormones (3)
- Making your own decisions (4)
- The world around us (3)
- Starting something without being told (5)
- When a child’s body starts to become an adult (7)
- Feeling bad for doing something wrong (4)
- Understanding how someone else feels (5)
- Who you are as a person (4)
- Controls growth and hormones in the body (6)
- Taking care of things you are in charge of (6)
- Traits passed down from your parents (5)
- Feeling less than others (4)
- Chemicals in the body that cause changes (6)
41 Clues: The world around us (3) • Who you are as a person (4) • Related to money or jobs (4) • Feeling less than others (4) • Making your own decisions (4) • Kindness and care for others (4) • Pimples or spots on the skin (5) • A change that cannot be undone (4) • Hard work or business activity (4) • Acting like a grown-up or adult (5) • A body part that makes hormones (3) • ...
Unit 8 Review 2023-01-19
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- (S) Very needy
- (S) an old spelling bonus word that sounds like Boom! Crash! Bang!
- (V) It's how you do it
- (W) These are additional sentences in a paragraph that provide even more detail
- (S) Your own personal driver
- (V) Eeeeek!
- (S) A union
- (S) Teeth brushing & body washing help this
- (V) They're gonna get you ... and so are they!
- (V) Okay team ... get out there and win this game!
- (W) A group of sentences that focus on one main idea
- (V) Used in medieval battles against castles
- (V) Pig!
- (V) I hear leg warmers and leather pants are back!
- (S) Grab it!
- (S) The best
- (S) an old spelling word that is a military rank
- (S) Often seen at Hawaiian luaus
- (W) The term for using pink, yellow, and green to color-code and identify parts of a paragraph
- (W) The term for clear and easy to read writing
- (V) Superheroes do it
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- (W) A word or phrase that lets the reader know you are moving from one thing to the next
- (W) These develop the main idea by providing facts and examples
- (S) I think I remember you
- (S) Certainly
- (W) It restates the main idea of a paragraph in different words
- (S) an old spelling bonus word that likes bananas
- (W) A paragraph always starts with this (you know it but we did not talk about it)
- (W) A paragraph must focus on only one of these
- (W) A citation mused be placed inside these punctuation marks
- (S) an old spelling word that is a military rank
- (S) Irritating
- (V) That is the best!
- (V) Cut it out!
- (S) Go around
- (V) Get away from me weirdo!
- (V) Get some
- (W) It introduces the main idea of a paragraph
- (S) an old spelling bonus word that can run up to 30 mph even without knees
39 Clues: (V) Pig! • (V) Eeeeek! • (S) A union • (S) Grab it! • (S) The best • (V) Get some • (S) Certainly • (S) Go around • (S) Very needy • (S) Irritating • (V) Cut it out! • (V) That is the best! • (V) Superheroes do it • (V) It's how you do it • (S) I think I remember you • (S) Your own personal driver • (V) Get away from me weirdo! • (S) Often seen at Hawaiian luaus • ...
Health Class 2023-05-11
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- take deoxygenated blood back to the heart
- when your body rests and recovers
- the color of blood
- this liquid harms the liver, brain, and more
- this prefix means life
- this system includes the lungs
- the organs used to breathe
- the 'I' in R.I.C.E.
- the 'E' in R.I.C.E.
- type of muscle in the heart
- type of muscle in our digestive tract, involuntary
- the second color of the rainbow
- a macronutrient important for building muscles
- can use the box method of this to calm nerves
- senses and feelings that we experience
- a macronutrient important for nerve and brain health
- a great source of vitamin D
- taking care of your body, being clean and fresh
- wear these to protect eyes on sunny days
- the 'C' in R.I.C.E.
- a cloud of chemicals created by vapes
- the organ that pumps the blood
- muscle on the back of the upper arm
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- this prefix means small
- these are stored while you sleep
- type of muscle connected to our bones
- macronutrient that turns to glucose, energy
- system that fights off pathogens
- what we should be to one another
- the hormone released to help us fall asleep
- how many stomachs we have
- this prefix means large
- how many lungs we have
- quiet reflective time
- this prefix means water
- the color of the grass
- Health teacher's last name
- muscle on the upper arm
- the body gets rid of these during sleep
- H2O is the molecular formula
- something that is jolly good for health
- where food goes after the esophogas
- spending time with these creatures can be beneficial
- take oxygenated blood from the heart
- the 'R' in R.I.C.E.
45 Clues: the color of blood • the 'I' in R.I.C.E. • the 'E' in R.I.C.E. • the 'C' in R.I.C.E. • the 'R' in R.I.C.E. • quiet reflective time • this prefix means life • how many lungs we have • the color of the grass • this prefix means small • this prefix means large • this prefix means water • muscle on the upper arm • how many stomachs we have • the organs used to breathe • Health teacher's last name • ...
Quality Holiday Crossword 2024 2024-10-31
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- Good traceability requires being able to trace one-step-forward and one-step-_______________.
- If a product is found to be non-conforming and has already left the faclity, it would be considered a _____________ complaint.
- Quality Food Safety records are to be retained for a minimum of how many years with the exception of RFI.
- Minimum number of samples taken for a representative composite sample at either loading, unloading or packaging process.
- When weighing and dispensing handadd ingredients, ____________ bucket of preweighed handadds are to be labeled with product name and number, batch number and grouped together.
- Dust accumulation on equipment of one _________ of an inch or greater needs to be reported and addressed.
- A ____________ must accompany the paperwork to production and be available to operators to assist with determining proper sequencing and flushing.
- Pallets of _____________ should not be stored above other products to avoid contamination.
- Chemicals cannot be stored in these areas.
- Before loading or unloading a product or ingredient, this needs to be inspected.
- Direct any unknown _____________ to the office.
- Additive found in equine feed that killed rodeo horses in Oklahoma.
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- Color of medicated feed labels unless otherwise specified.
- Land adjacent to the plant must be free of ___________.
- When shipping or receiving a bulk product or ingredient, visually inspect for molding or heating, contamination of another material, presence of insects and other characteristics such as _____________.
- Whole grains received are to be tested for moisture, __________ weight, and mycotoxins.
- Internal scale checks require the test weight to be placed in the middle and on each ______________.
- Prior to mixing this needs to be verified.
- When receiving bagged ingredients, receiving operator is to verify quantities and lot numbers prior to initialing and _____________ the paperwork provided.
- Standing water or spillages can lead to increased __________ activity.
- To maintain a _____________ facility, good housekeeping and personal hygiene is imperative.
- Store skids, packages, or other items away from the wall by approximately how many inches and ensure there is adequate access to the perimeter walls to clean and service bait stations.
22 Clues: Prior to mixing this needs to be verified. • Chemicals cannot be stored in these areas. • Direct any unknown _____________ to the office. • Land adjacent to the plant must be free of ___________. • Color of medicated feed labels unless otherwise specified. • Additive found in equine feed that killed rodeo horses in Oklahoma. • ...
Child Development: Ch. 9 & 10 2024-10-23
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- To take steps to protect the child from possible dangers
- the tiny gap between the dendrites where messages are transmitted from one neuron to another
- span The length of time a person can concentrate on a task without getting bored
- The skillful use of the hands and fingers; ease and skill in physical activity
- part of the brain's cerebrum;its growth permits more complex learning
- fibers Fabrics made form chemicals, rather than natural sources
- The concept that objects will continue to exist, even when they are out of sight
- The process by which the brain combines information taken in through the same senses to make a whole
- A waxy, protein based substance that coats axons and helps transmit information from one nerve cell to another
- Toys, activities, and tasks that are suitable for a child at a specific age
- A general category of objects and information that can also include abstract ideas
- The link between neurons
- Something that is treated to not burn as quickly as other materials
- the use of words and numbers to stand for ideas
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- A type of sleep disturbance that occurs during the first few hours of sleep, when children are sleeping deeply
- a chemical released by the axon
- Piaget's first stage of learning that lasts form birth to about age two
- A term that refers to one and two years old
- A child from age 3 to about age 5
- Personal care and cleanliness
- Pretending; seeing or hearing things that might happen but have not happened yet
- A nerve cell
- a branch like feature at the end of each axon that receives the messages from other neurons
- the connection between neurons that transmits instructions from the cell body to another neuron
- To work with the hands
- The ability to learn from sensory information
- something is suitable for the age and individual needs of a child
27 Clues: A nerve cell • To work with the hands • The link between neurons • Personal care and cleanliness • a chemical released by the axon • A child from age 3 to about age 5 • A term that refers to one and two years old • The ability to learn from sensory information • the use of words and numbers to stand for ideas • To take steps to protect the child from possible dangers • ...
Crossword Quest: AMR Edition 2024-06-03
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- Microscopic connection; what's the name for the process that allows bacteria to transfer specific genes, often resulting in resistance to certain drugs?
- Neither insects nor superheroes; which formidable bacteria defy not one, but multiple drug treatments?
- Infections: A medical nightmare; which infections have evolved to shrug off conventional treatments?
- Essential to public health; what practice, often coupled with sanitation, helps prevent infections and thereby reduces the need for treatments?
- An injection providing immunity; which specific preventive method can decrease the need for antibiotics by controlling bacterial infections?
- Your body's guard; what is the body's natural defense system that can be bolstered by vaccines, reducing the need for antibiotic treatments?
- Friends and foes; which unicellular organisms can be either beneficial or harmful, and in the latter case, may need antibiotics to kill?
- Evolution's wildcard; what's the term for the genetic process that creates strains of bacteria resilient to certain medications?
- A worldwide health crisis; if AMR continues unchecked, what looming global threat could we face by 2050?
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- Not for the common cold; which drugs, if overused, can render themselves ineffective against bacteria?
- A battle lost; what occurs when bacteria no longer succumb to the drugs specifically designed to eradicate them?
- Beyond spy movies; which system vigilantly tracks the menacing rise and spread of pathogens including AMR pathogens?
- Not all are software glitches; which microscopic entities can cause diseases and defy treatment?
- Not just any note; what official document ensures that antibiotics are dispensed responsibly?
- Unwanted guests; what is it called when harmful microorganisms, such as bacteria, invade and multiply within the body?
- A common mistake; what infectious agents often lead people to incorrectly request antibiotics, even though these drugs have no effect on them?
16 Clues: Not just any note; what official document ensures that antibiotics are dispensed responsibly? • Not all are software glitches; which microscopic entities can cause diseases and defy treatment? • Infections: A medical nightmare; which infections have evolved to shrug off conventional treatments? • ...
Sleeping Habit 2026-04-05
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- Practicing a "digital _____" by turning off phones an hour before bed helps the brain prepare for rest.
- A well-rested brain has better ____ abilities, such as the power to think clearly and solve complex problems.
- Managing your time and prioritizing your health are two key factors for future _____ in your career.
- Sleep is not a luxury; it is a _______ for anyone who wants to live a healthy and productive life.
- To support students, parents and teachers should _____ to create a balanced schedule for homework and rest.
- Good sleep ______ refers to healthy habits, like keeping a dark room and avoiding caffeine before bed.
- Sleep _______ occurs when someone consistently fails to get the 8–10 hours of rest their body requires.
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- During deep sleep, the body releases specific ______ that are essential for physical growth and tissue repair.
- Getting 8-10 hours of rest helps strengthen the _____ system, which protects the body from getting sick.
- Using ____ like smartphones or tablets right before bed can make it harder for the brain to relax.
- Setting a strict bedtime is a great way for teenagers to build self-____ and time-management skills.
- If a student doesn't get enough rest, they might lose their _____ and find it difficult to pay attention in class.
- While we sleep, our brain organizes information into our ______, making it easier to remember what we learned that day.
- _______ sleep deprivation can lead to increased stress and anxiety.
- Consistently staying up late can lead to academic _____, where a student feels too exhausted to finish their work.
- When students are well-rested, they feel more _____ and ready to participate in classroom discussions.
16 Clues: _______ sleep deprivation can lead to increased stress and anxiety. • Using ____ like smartphones or tablets right before bed can make it harder for the brain to relax. • Sleep is not a luxury; it is a _______ for anyone who wants to live a healthy and productive life. • ...
Health 2023-06-14
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- To clean the body or specific body parts, such as hands or face, using water and soap to remove dirt and germs.
- To engage in regular repetition or performance of an activity, such as healthy habits, sports, or mindfulness exercises.
- To take a break or pause from activities, allowing the body and mind to recover and recharge energy levels.
- To inhale and exhale air, providing oxygen to the body and promoting relaxation and mindfulness.
- To drink an adequate amount of water or other fluids to maintain proper hydration levels in the body.
- To keep safe and shield from harm, taking necessary precautions to maintain one's well-being and avoid injuries.
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- To clean teeth or hair using a toothbrush or hairbrush, maintaining oral hygiene and grooming practices.
- To engage in physical activity to improve strength, endurance, and overall fitness, often through sports or games.
- To extend or elongate the muscles gently, often before or after physical activity to improve flexibility and prevent injuries.
- To consume food for nourishment and sustenance, making healthy choices that provide essential nutrients to the body.
- To stay away from or prevent engaging in activities or substances that could be harmful or detrimental to health.
- To unwind or calm the mind and body, often through activities like deep breathing, meditation, or listening to soothing music.
- To rest or slumber, allowing the body and mind to recover and rejuvenate, usually during the night or designated rest times.
13 Clues: To inhale and exhale air, providing oxygen to the body and promoting relaxation and mindfulness. • To drink an adequate amount of water or other fluids to maintain proper hydration levels in the body. • To clean teeth or hair using a toothbrush or hairbrush, maintaining oral hygiene and grooming practices. • ...
MAL Puzzle 2022-09-08
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- relates to yourself
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- regards your health, self care, cleanliness, etc.
2 Clues: relates to yourself • regards your health, self care, cleanliness, etc.
Puberty 2024-12-12
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- chemicals the are released from the brain
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- means keeping clean
2 Clues: means keeping clean • chemicals the are released from the brain
Travel Health and Hygiene 2024-07-01
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- This disease is an example of an Air-Borne Illness
- The method of cleaning various areas of the aircraft
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- Diseases that are transmitted by animals
- This disease is an example of a Vector-Borne illness
4 Clues: Diseases that are transmitted by animals • This disease is an example of an Air-Borne Illness • This disease is an example of a Vector-Borne illness • The method of cleaning various areas of the aircraft
Sterile Compounding Terms 2021-03-15
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- Air exiting the HEPA filter in a unidirectional air stream that is essentially particlefree
- The type of clean that is performed monthly that involves cleaning the entirety of all sterile compounding environments
- Room where the primary engineering control (PEC) is physically located. Activities that occur in this area include the preparation and staging of components and supplies used when compounding sterile preparations
- the boundary of a specific area. usually represents the line between the clean side of a room and dirty side.
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- —For the purpose of USP Chapter <797>, the date or time after which a compounded sterile preparation must not be stored or transported. The date is determined from the date or time the preparation is compounded.
- The process of inhibiting or destroying microorganisms
- Free of living pathogenic organisms or infected materials.
- The process of removing soil (e.g., organic and inorganic material) from objects and surfaces, normally accomplished by manually or mechanically using water with detergents or enzymatic products.
- An ISO Class 8 or better area where personnel hand hygiene and garbing procedures, staging of components, order entry, labeling of compounded sterile preparations, and other high-particulate-generating activities are performed.
9 Clues: Free of living pathogenic organisms or infected materials. • The process of inhibiting or destroying microorganisms • Air exiting the HEPA filter in a unidirectional air stream that is essentially particlefree • the boundary of a specific area. usually represents the line between the clean side of a room and dirty side. • ...
10. Dx and Tx Planning 2015-08-30
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- When determining patients fluoride exposure from drinking water in their community use____.
- If it is a Young child’s (1-3) first visit, this indicates _______ for dental health or emergency visit (trauma or dental pain), but possible lack of information about appropriate timing of first visit.
- When there are multiple sextants of restorative treatment required, it is usually most prudent to complete the _________ sextants first.
- The ______ profile can give you some insight into the patient’s possible molar relationship and growth pattern.
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- The patient’s cooperative ability or _____________ in the clinical setting must also be factored into the treatment plan, with any necessary behavior guidance procedures.
- A pediatric patient must have biological parent or court-appointed legal guardian for legally-valid medical history and _______ to treat because patient is a minor.
- ____ factors are findings which predispose the patient to disease such as plaque, deep pits & fissures, consistently poor oral hygiene, gingivitis, compromised saliva, salivary flow, high carbohydrate intake, frequent snacking, presence of orthodontic appliances, crowded teeth, etc.
- The ______ score indicates the patient's ability to clean his or her teeth.
8 Clues: The ______ score indicates the patient's ability to clean his or her teeth. • When determining patients fluoride exposure from drinking water in their community use____. • The ______ profile can give you some insight into the patient’s possible molar relationship and growth pattern. • ...
Semester Exam Vocab Review 2021-03-12
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- Another reason was for sacrifice to _ the sin from the holy Temple and its altar.
- _ is an example of an unclean animal because it was considered a “fish” without scale or fins.
- Catholic today are _ obliged to follow too many of the specific laws found in Exodus, Deuteronomy, or Leviticus.
- All _ were forgiven in a year of Jubilee
- The Levitical Code mainly covers _ laws.
- _ offerings consistent of grains like barley
- The Levitical Code also deals with _ laws.
- There is _ evidence that laws of Jubilee were observed on a regular basis.
- _ offerings were to give glory and praise to God
- The _ code is considered to older than the Deuteronomic Code
- The emphasis of biblical laws are on guilt or punishment, but on ___ of the community.
- Purity Laws are concerned with maintaining a sense of “being _” that applied to the whole community.
- It was also thought that sin could _ the Temple and sacrifice could purify the area.
- When someone sinned, he or she must be _
- There is a theory that the food laws were a primitive _ code.
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- One reason to offer sacrifice was to offer a _ for the person who sinned.
- It is generally held that there are __ different collections of the Law.
- The spirit of _ and community in the Mosaic Law that is embraced by Jesus in the Beatitudes preached by Jesus.
- The purity laws helped the Israelites to maintain the _ identity..
- Laws that govern the actions of priests, regulations for sacrifice, and the building and maintenance of the Temple.
- Deuteronomy reflect the time of the _ during which interests in social justice were prevalent.
- _ insects is an example of one of the “classes” of animals.
- Today, punishment is intended as a _.
- the laws of Jubilee show a _ concern for social justice
- The year of Jubilee began with a blast of a _.
- Leviticus 11 discuss the _ laws.
- Laws concerned with the day-to-day issues that arise between people
- _ animals stay in their categories
- An event that occurred every seventh sabbatical year
29 Clues: Leviticus 11 discuss the _ laws. • _ animals stay in their categories • Today, punishment is intended as a _. • All _ were forgiven in a year of Jubilee • The Levitical Code mainly covers _ laws. • When someone sinned, he or she must be _ • The Levitical Code also deals with _ laws. • _ offerings consistent of grains like barley • ...
Semester Exam Vocab Review 2021-03-12
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- Another reason was for sacrifice was to _ the sin from the holy Temple and its altar.
- _ is an example of an unclean animal because it was considered a “fish” without scale or fins.
- Catholic today are _ obliged to follow too many of the specific laws found in Exodus, Deuteronomy, or Leviticus.
- All _ were forgiven in a year of Jubilee
- The Levitical Code mainly covers _ laws.
- _ offerings consistent of grains like barley
- The Levitical Code also deals with _ laws.
- There is _ evidence that laws of Jubilee were observed on a regular basis.
- _ offerings were to give glory and praise to God
- The _ code is considered to older than the Deuteronomic Code
- The emphasis of biblical laws are on guilt or punishment, but on ___ of the community.
- Purity Laws are concerned with maintaining a sense of “being _” that applied to the whole community.
- It was also thought that sin could _ the Temple and sacrifice could purify the area.
- When someone sinned, he or she must be _
- There is a theory that the food laws were a primitive _ code.
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- One reason to offer sacrifice was to offer a _ for the person who sinned.
- It is generally held that there are __ different collections of the Law.
- The spirit of _ and community in the Mosaic Law that is embraced by Jesus in the Beatitudes preached by Jesus.
- The purity laws helped the Israelites to maintain the _ identity..
- Laws that govern the actions of priests, regulations for sacrifice, and the building and maintenance of the Temple.
- Deuteronomy reflect the time of the _ during which interests in social justice were prevalent.
- _ insects is an example of one of the “classes” of animals.
- Today, punishment is intended as a _.
- the laws of Jubilee show a _ concern for social justice
- The year of Jubilee began with a blast of a _.
- Leviticus 11 discuss the _ laws.
- Laws concerned with the day-to-day issues that arise between people
- _ animals stay in their categories
- An event that occurred every seventh sabbatical year
29 Clues: Leviticus 11 discuss the _ laws. • _ animals stay in their categories • Today, punishment is intended as a _. • All _ were forgiven in a year of Jubilee • The Levitical Code mainly covers _ laws. • When someone sinned, he or she must be _ • The Levitical Code also deals with _ laws. • _ offerings consistent of grains like barley • ...
Leadership 2020-12-15
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- Of the 5Ps in followership; which P should be 'appropriately questioning'?
- There are two types of Situational Leader; Adaptive and what?
- Which ACL leadership function seeks to maintain group standards and encourage self-discipline?
- What is missing from Golemans model: Social Awareness, Relationship Management, Self Management and..?
- "We are to..." "In order to..." is the framework of which element of a SMEAC brief?
- What is missing from this Action Centred Leadership area of need? "Building and ... the team?"
- Whose theory contains 'Motivators' and 'Hygiene Factors'?
- The 'Traits' based leadership approach is better known as?
- What type of brief is often delivered by the 2i/c, providing a team a quick update whilst the leader is planning.
- Which ACL Leadership Function recognises the importance of the leader's brief; especially its content and style of delivery?
- What does the I stand for in I.O.C.?
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- The heading in a 3 Column Format includes Factors, Deduction and what other heading?
- Stage 3 of the combat estimate is sometimes called Red Teaming the plan. But what is Red Teaming better known as?
- There are two areas of Transactional Leadership. Management by Exception and Contingent... What?
- What is missing from Tuckman's Model? Norming, Forming, Storming and ...
- What does the 'M' stand for in SMART Goals?
- The OCTW Leadership Model contains Qualities approach and Functional Leadership, with which other approach to leadership?
- What type of Command has as it guiding principle "the absolute responsibility to act to achieve the superior commander's intent"?
- CLM (Command, leadership and management) is sometimes know by what other name?
- A syncmatrix is used to help a leader plan. What is the more simple version of a syncmatrix called, which uses only a ruled line?
- Giving tasks to staff without retaining responsibility is... what?
- What does the 'T' stand for in SWOT analysis?
- The TKI model recognises 5 examples of how we deal with conflict: Competing, collaborating, compromising, accommodating and what other?
- Whose model has levels of 'Needs'; including safety, belonging and esteem?
24 Clues: What does the I stand for in I.O.C.? • What does the 'M' stand for in SMART Goals? • What does the 'T' stand for in SWOT analysis? • Whose theory contains 'Motivators' and 'Hygiene Factors'? • The 'Traits' based leadership approach is better known as? • There are two types of Situational Leader; Adaptive and what? • ...
Week 2 Business 2021-04-29
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- / 'all the smart people in our field work for us, we are the best'
- / what is the problem?
- / innovation that changes a good or service
- / we must consider what the government is doing
- / must consider demographics
- / existing technology but new market
- / often considered the most important trait of an entrepreneur
- / The type of innovation when the workplace is run in a different way
- / innovation that creates an entirely new market
- / innovation that changes the design or packaging, product placement or pricing
- / a framework for innovation
- / a tool used to analyse macro-environmental factors
- businesses using this kind of innovation understand that both internal and external resources are valuable
- / new business successfully challenges an incumbent business
- / Innovation that occurs over time through small improvements.
- / research observe, understand and create a point of view
- / entrepreneurs need this trait to keep up with the ever changing technological and business environment.
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- / you must have __________ in your knowledge and skills when you are an entrepreneur
- / entrepreneurs use these skills to communicate effectively with others
- / The last factor of a PEST analysis
- / adapting something existing, or contributing to it, to make it better
- you must try again and again
- / The stage where you start creating and experimenting with a new product.
- / the ability to respond when things don't go to plan
- / Edwin _____
- / sometimes exhibited as impatience
- / how do we solve it?
- / constructed a hierarchy that looks like the food pyramid
- / the reason behind why a person acts in a certain way
- / An entrepreneur needs to have the ________ to take risks on ideas.
- / a person who sets up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.
- / changing the way products are produced
- / hygiene factors and motivators
- / how stable is the current economy?
- / you must stay focussed
- / does it work?
36 Clues: / Edwin _____ • / does it work? • / how do we solve it? • / what is the problem? • / you must stay focussed • you must try again and again • / must consider demographics • / a framework for innovation • / hygiene factors and motivators • / sometimes exhibited as impatience • / The last factor of a PEST analysis • / existing technology but new market • ...
Week 2 Business 2021-04-29
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- what is the problem?
- The stage where you start creating and experimenting with a new product.
- The last factor of a PEST analysis
- entrepreneurs need this trait to keep up with the ever changing technological and business environment.
- does it work?
- often considered the most important trait of an entrepreneur
- innovation that changes a good or service
- the reason behind why a person acts in a certain way
- businesses using this kind of innovation understand that both internal and external resources are valuable
- Edwin _____
- how do we solve it?
- innovation that creates an entirely new market
- constructed a hierarchy that looks like the food pyramid
- Innovation that occurs over time through small improvements.
- you must stay focussed
- a person who sets up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.
- An entrepreneur needs to have the ________ to take risks on ideas.
- The type of innovation when the workplace is run in a different way
- how stable is the current economy?
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- new business successfully challenges an incumbent business
- existing technology but new market
- adapting something existing, or contributing to it, to make it better
- you must try again and again
- entrepreneurs use these skills to communicate effectively with others
- changing the way products are produced
- we must consider what the government is doing
- hygiene factors and motivators
- must consider demographics
- you must have __________ in your knowledge and skills when you are an entrepreneur
- 'all the smart people in our field work for us, we are da best'
- innovation that changes the design or packaging, product placement or pricing
- a tool used to analyse macro-environmental factors
- a framework for innovation
- the ability to respond when things don't go to plan
- research observe, understand and create a point of view
- sometimes exhibited as impatience
36 Clues: Edwin _____ • does it work? • how do we solve it? • what is the problem? • you must stay focussed • must consider demographics • a framework for innovation • you must try again and again • hygiene factors and motivators • sometimes exhibited as impatience • existing technology but new market • The last factor of a PEST analysis • how stable is the current economy? • ...
Inventions 2020-06-09
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- He invented something biodegradable with which things can be transported.
- they are tiles that produce energy when you walk on them
- He invented something that helps garbage collection at sea.
- They are made from plant-based materials like corn and wheat starch instead of oil. They are biodegradable.
- wheel -Is a moored vessel that removes trash,The floating rubbish is then carried by the river to its outlet into the Inner Harbor.
- -the interior is lined with a water-insoluble layer, which prevents any liquids contained within it from dissolving the soap.
- -Built a machine , which was able to pick up larger matter and held two dumpsters on board.
- bottle It is a different container than the bottles but it contains water and it is circular.
- energy -It is a company which helps the environment and at the same time benefits the human by providing energy through water and sun.
- water Eliminates the vast majority of bacteria, viruses and protozoa, even in very cloudy waters.
- the sea -It is a garbage which is in the sea and collects all the garbage that falls into the.
- -This invention has the function of being edible and at the same time food can be served with and on it.
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- Created a type of renewable energy which works simply by walking
- It is a machine which converts tires into a material like cement to build.
- Lab He created an ecological container to deposit water.
- -He created a machine which takes a part of a car and turns it into a material to build.
- -invented something else to provideis sustainable solutions, he’s saving more than a spoonful of water by changing farming.
- -She developed a bottle that is not made of plastic that can effectively serve as packaging for any liquid hygiene product.
- created a powder that kills bacteria and purifies water.
- -it is a turbine which generates electricity through water currents and solar panels.
20 Clues: they are tiles that produce energy when you walk on them • created a powder that kills bacteria and purifies water. • He invented something that helps garbage collection at sea. • Created a type of renewable energy which works simply by walking • Lab He created an ecological container to deposit water. • ...
HR QUIZ 2020-09-10
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- Justice exhibits Employees’ perceived fairness of organizational outcomes that they receive
- In Pavlov's experiment with dogs, meat played the role of a/an ______stimulus
- “When group is formed – I contribute less than what I would have while working alone” – Name the concept
- Promotion and transfers are ____ sources of recruitment
- theory has antecedent, behaviour and consequence as its basic components
- Is the TD stage in which agreement is formed within the team,tasks are delegated and commitment and unity are very high
- _____ tool is based on social need theory, helps individuals understand their interpersonal needs and their influence
- effect is an example of how positive reinforcement and expectations can lead to higher results
- The extent to which unequal distribution of power is accepted by a members is called
- In Two Factor Theory Pay & Security falls under ____ Factors
- theory measures the ratio of contributions and benefits of each employee
- A process that is used for identifying and developing internal people with the potential to fill key business leadership positions. ____ Planning
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- theory deals with how we explain behaviour differently depending on the meaning we assign to the actor
- Self – reflection on what is working at present and as well as actions that can be improved is a type of _____ learning
- is known as planned elimination of jobs
- bias is strongest for groups whose goal is to reach consensual agreement rather than finding the correct solution
- tactics involves providing something the target person wants in return for carrying out a negotiation/request
- is one's view of reality
- Model of Individual Behaviour states that Individual Behaviour = Function(Internal & External Factors)
- is commonly known as Vertical Loading of work by adding more responsibility and autonomy
- experiment highlighted the DE-Individualisation process one experiences while enacting a certain role
- Beneficial stress, where the individual is high on both parameters of the Job Control and Job demands is
22 Clues: is one's view of reality • is known as planned elimination of jobs • Promotion and transfers are ____ sources of recruitment • In Two Factor Theory Pay & Security falls under ____ Factors • theory has antecedent, behaviour and consequence as its basic components • theory measures the ratio of contributions and benefits of each employee • ...
Routine and Enjoyable Activities 2021-04-05
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- It is important to get enough otherwise a deficiency can cause depression.
- Activities which we do that align with our values
- Activity which can help change one's mood because of variance in tempo which can cause mood to shift.
- An important skill to learn in order to not become overwhelmed with one's responsibilities.
- An important way to help ensure one sleeps enough to function at an optimum level.
- Can be a fun activity where you watch something that can change you mood
- Activities which you do with others
- A way to set yourself up for a good day.
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- Activities that focus one on the current moment while calmly acknowledging and accepting one's feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations.
- Can help with lifting mood by creating a schedule which one follows daily
- Activities we do for enjoyment
- Thoughts influence behaviors which influence feelings which in turn influence thoughts and so on.
- Physical activity can be helpful in lifting mood and producing endorphins
- A neurotransmitter which plays a role in how we feel pleasure.
- Can be good therapy for multiple reasons including companionship and comfort.
- Activities which can be a fun way to create and make something useful or artistic.
- Ways we pass time which may not be productive
- Focusing on things you have can help keep you mind focused on being positive so that you have a better outlook when you face a difficulty.
- Activities we do daily on a tight or loose schedule.
- Putting one's own needs at the forefront in order to have the best mental health
- Do things for others
- Chemicals produced by the body to relieve stress and pain.
- Things one does that are enjoyable to the individual
- Not just a "new age" concept it can stimulate higher brain function.
24 Clues: Do things for others • Activities we do for enjoyment • Activities which you do with others • A way to set yourself up for a good day. • Ways we pass time which may not be productive • Activities which we do that align with our values • Activities we do daily on a tight or loose schedule. • Things one does that are enjoyable to the individual • ...
Middeleeuwen - klas 2 2018-11-11
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- Bekend handelsverbond tussen Duitse maar ook Nederlandse steden vanaf de 13e eeuw
- Vooral door het vieze water was hier nogal gebrek aan in de middeleeuwse stad
- Een groep mensen met hetzelfde beroep
- Hier woonde de landheer, het middelpunt van een domein
- Has a trunk
- Deze instantie beperkte vanaf 1215 de macht van de Engelse koning
- Een paus kon iemand .. .. ... doen, verstoten uit de kerk
- Mannelijk hoofd van een klooster
- Boeren zonder bezit die eigendom waren van de heer
- Een gelovige die reist om heilige plaatsen te bezoeken
- Gevoel van saamhorigheid binnen een land, vaderlandsliefde
- Naam voor het kasteel (of klooster), het dorp, land en goederen
- Diensten die een boer moest leveren aan de heer, zoals oogst inleveren
- Volgens de naam duurde de Frans-Engelse oorlog zoveel jaar
- Flying mammal
- Geestelijken die in afzondering leven noemen we ... geestelijken
- Likes to chase mice
- De periode van 1000 tot 1500 noemen we de ... Middeleeuwen
- De periode van 500 tot 1000 noemen we de ... Middeleeuwen
- De stand die de meeste grond bezat als leenmannen
Down
- Ander woord voor voorrecht
- Naam voor een onvrije boer die herendiensten moest leveren
- Deze persoon leende van de leenheer, meestal van adel
- Large marsupial
- De hoogste persoon in de 'piramide' van het leenstelsel
- Ander woord voor leenstelsel
- Door hernieuwde handel groeiden deze in de Late Middeleeuwen weer
- Dit kreeg een stad als het zijn eigen bestuur en rechtspraak mocht doen
- Lid van een gilde
- Vrouwelijk hoofd van een klooster
- Herdersmeisje dat stemmen hoorde en het Franse leger tegen Engeland leidde
- Naam voor een groep gelovigen op bijv een domein
- Het 'eindexamen' van iemand die gildemeester wilde worden
- Geestelijken die onder de mensen leven noemen we ... geestelijken
- Man's best friend
- Ander woord voor stedelijk
36 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Lid van een gilde • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Ander woord voor voorrecht • Ander woord voor stedelijk • Ander woord voor leenstelsel • Mannelijk hoofd van een klooster • Vrouwelijk hoofd van een klooster • Een groep mensen met hetzelfde beroep • Naam voor een groep gelovigen op bijv een domein • ...
unit 12-综1 2018-09-20
Across
- n. sb.’s ability to do sth.
- a. showing good education, manners, etc.
- a. not knowing about sth.
- a. existing only in sb.’s mind and unlikely to ever exist in the real world
- a. very small
- n. the act of being present, esp. regularly
- / a. that is too important to live without
- n. a habit, custom, etc. that has been in existence for a long time
- n. the knowledge, work, or method of a scholar
- n. the ability and skill to do what is needed
- / ad. in all kinds of ways or at different times
- / n. the state or quality of being impolite and showing bad manners
- n. a particular quality in sb.’s char¬acter
Down
- a. showing, or intending to show education, delicacy of feeling, and gentleness of manners
- n. sb. who studies and develops ideas about the nature and mean¬ing of existence, reality, knowledge, goodness, etc.
- n. an attempt or effort, esp. to do sth. new or difficult
- / n. the state or quality of being working well and without waste
- a. on the surface
- n. the state or qual¬ity of being not concerned about conven¬tional standards of personal hygiene and tidiness
- n. sb. one knows in a posi¬tion to be of help
- v. bring about; give rise to
- a. not natural
- n. choice and use of words and phrases in speech and writing
- / n. the practice of making people obey rules and orders, or the con¬trolled situation that results from this prac¬tice
- v. happen or exist at the same time as ...
- a. extremely good
- / n. exactness
- v. suppose
- n. written language in its usual form, as different from poetry
- n. a large amount or collection of sth
30 Clues: v. suppose • a. very small • a. not natural • / n. exactness • a. on the surface • a. extremely good • a. not knowing about sth. • n. sb.’s ability to do sth. • v. bring about; give rise to • n. a large amount or collection of sth • a. showing good education, manners, etc. • / a. that is too important to live without • v. happen or exist at the same time as ... • ...
unit 12-综1 2018-09-20
Across
- v. bring about; give rise to
- a. not natural
- n. sb.’s ability to do sth.
- n. the ability and skill to do what is needed
- / ad. in all kinds of ways or at different times
- n. the knowledge, work, or method of a scholar
- a. on the surface
- n. a particular quality in sb.’s char¬acter
- n. written language in its usual form, as different from poetry
- n. a large amount or collection of sth
- a. very small
- / n. the practice of making people obey rules and orders, or the con¬trolled situation that results from this prac¬tice
- / a. that is too important to live without
- a. extremely good
- / n. the state or quality of being impolite and showing bad manners
- v. suppose
Down
- n. choice and use of words and phrases in speech and writing
- n. sb. one knows in a posi¬tion to be of help
- n. sb. who studies and develops ideas about the nature and mean¬ing of existence, reality, knowledge, goodness, etc.
- a. showing, or intending to show education, delicacy of feeling, and gentleness of manners
- a. existing only in sb.’s mind and unlikely to ever exist in the real world
- n. the act of being present, esp. regularly
- a. not knowing about sth.
- v. happen or exist at the same time as ...
- n. a habit, custom, etc. that has been in existence for a long time
- n. the state or qual¬ity of being not concerned about conven¬tional standards of personal hygiene and tidiness
- / n. exactness
- / n. the state or quality of being working well and without waste
- a. showing good education, manners, etc.
- n. an attempt or effort, esp. to do sth. new or difficult
30 Clues: v. suppose • a. very small • a. not natural • / n. exactness • a. on the surface • a. extremely good • a. not knowing about sth. • n. sb.’s ability to do sth. • v. bring about; give rise to • n. a large amount or collection of sth • a. showing good education, manners, etc. • v. happen or exist at the same time as ... • / a. that is too important to live without • ...
unit 14-z综1 2018-09-20
Across
- n. sb. one knows in a posi¬tion to be of help
- n. the act of being present, esp. regularly
- n. a habit, custom, etc. that has been in existence for a long time
- a. showing, or intending to show education, delicacy of feeling, and gentleness of manners
- n. the ability and skill to do what is needed
- a. showing good education, manners, etc.
- a. extremely good
- a. existing only in sb.’s mind and unlikely to ever exist in the real world
- a. very small
- n. choice and use of words and phrases in speech and writing
- n. the practice of making people obey rules and orders, or the con¬trolled situation that results from this prac¬tice
- n. the state or qual¬ity of being not concerned about conven¬tional standards of personal hygiene and tidiness
- n. written language in its usual form, as different from poetry
- ad. in all kinds of ways or at different times
Down
- n. an attempt or effort, esp. to do sth. new or difficult
- n. the state or quality of being impolite and showing bad manners
- n. the state or quality of being working well and without waste
- n. the knowledge, work, or method of a scholar
- n. sb. who studies and develops ideas about the nature and mean¬ing of existence, reality, knowledge, goodness, etc.
- n. exactness
- a. not natural
- a. on the surface
- a. that is too important to live without
- n. a particular quality in sb.’s char¬acter
- a. not knowing about sth.
- n. a large amount or collection of sth
- v. happen or exist at the same time as ...
- v. suppose
- n. sb.’s ability to do sth.
- v. bring about; give rise to
30 Clues: v. suppose • n. exactness • a. very small • a. not natural • a. on the surface • a. extremely good • a. not knowing about sth. • n. sb.’s ability to do sth. • v. bring about; give rise to • n. a large amount or collection of sth • a. showing good education, manners, etc. • a. that is too important to live without • v. happen or exist at the same time as ... • ...
Chapter 6 2019-01-07
Across
- a machine used to generate electricity
- the process of fixing up the poor areas of a city
- production method that breaks down a complex job into a series of smaller tasks
- first to talk about the theory of evolution
- shares in a company
- a group of companies that join together to control the production and price of a product
- German composer combined classical forms with a stirring range of sound
- As a army nurse she insisted on better hygiene in field hospitals
- nineteenth-century artistic movement that appealed to emotional rather than reason
- self-help groups to aid sick or injured workers
- movement of the 1800s that urged Christians to do social service
- English novelist vividly portrayed the lives of slum dwellers and factory workers
- belief that one racial group is superior to another
- campaign to limit or ban the use of alcoholic beverages
- right of women to vote
- invented dynamite
Down
- first scientist to show link between microbes and disease
- identified the bacterium that caused tuberculosis
- created the first simple electric motor
- school of painting of the late 1800s and early 1900s that tried to capture fleeting visual impresions
- identical components that can be used in place of one another in manufacturing
- idealization of women and the home
- the theory that infectious diseases are caused by certain microbes
- developed process to make steel from iron
- impressionist artist used brush strokes of color side by side without blending
- invented the radio
- measures the quality and availability of necessities and comforts in a society
- Artist who experimented with sharp brush lines and bright colors
- made the first electric light bulb
- nineteenth-century artistic movement whose aim was to represent the world as it is
- business owned by many investors who buy shares of stock and risk only the amount of their investment
31 Clues: invented dynamite • invented the radio • shares in a company • right of women to vote • idealization of women and the home • made the first electric light bulb • a machine used to generate electricity • created the first simple electric motor • developed process to make steel from iron • first to talk about the theory of evolution • ...
Sociology Vocab by Ella Salvino and Riley Thole 2019-08-29
Across
- Disciplines that study human social behavior or institutions & functions of human society
- Looks at large scale interactions, like social stability and change
- How the social environment affects an individual’s behavior and personality
- A description of the essential characteristics of society
- Verstehen, ideal type, society’s effect on individuals
- Negative consequences an element has
- Competition and change
- Functional views of sociology has been influential to modern American sociology, developed country’s first university sociology course
- How individuals interact with one another in society
- Founder of sociology, 2 areas of study, practiced “cerebral hygiene”
- Assumptions about the nature of things
- Unintended and unrecognized
- How people use symbols when interacting
- Organization and operation of government
- Study which focuses on how people use symbols when interacting, especially in child development, relationships, and mate selection
Down
- Observable facts or events that involve human society
- Looks at small scale interactions, like between individuals
- Believed structure of society is influenced by how the economy is organized, society has 2 classes, conflict is the primary cause of social change
- Theory that forces in society promote competition and change
- Focuses on the behavior of individuals
- Connection between the larger world and your personal life
- Look beyond common beliefs to the hidden meanings behind human actions
- Intended and recognized consequences of elements of society
- View that society is made of many parts which all serve a function and are necessary for the society to survive
- Parts that work together to produce a stable social system
- Influenced by Charles Darwin, used Darwin’s theory of evolution to describe human nature, ideas were called Social Darwinism
- Choices people make in an effort to satisfy their needs and wants
- How people relate to one another
- Studies human society and social behavior
- Anything that represents something else
30 Clues: Competition and change • Unintended and unrecognized • How people relate to one another • Negative consequences an element has • Focuses on the behavior of individuals • Assumptions about the nature of things • How people use symbols when interacting • Anything that represents something else • Organization and operation of government • ...
Quality Crossword 2015-02-22
Across
- a continuous action, operation, or series of changes taking place in adefinite manner:
- care or upkeep, as of machinery or property:
- to eliminate or prevent the flourishing or spread of
- A Japanese word meaning continuous improvement through constant striving to reach higher standards
- the quality of being capable; capacity; ability
- A tool that studies the possible relationship between two variables expressed on the x-axis and y-axis of a graph.
- an official examination and verification of accounts and records,especially of financial accounts.
- machine used to kill flies,mosquitoes
- a person or organization that uses a commodity or service
- Change in the output or result of a process
- a shortcoming, fault, or imperfection:
- Comparison of a measurement instrument or system of unverified accuracy to a measurement instrument or system of known accuracy to detect any variation from the required performance specification.
- a building, or a part of one, for the storage of goods, merchandise, etc
- Anyone whose output (materials, information, service, etc.) becomes an input to another person or group in a process of work. A supplier can be external or internal to the organization.
Down
- a condition or practice conducive to the preservation of health, ascleanliness.
- The probability of a product or service successfully doing its job under given conditions.
- a detailed description of the design and materials used to make something.
- Philip Crosby's recommended performance standard that leaves no doubt regarding the goal of total quality
- an expression of discontent, regret, pain, censure, resentment, orgrief; lament; faultfinding:
- an act or a manner of proceeding in any action or process; conduct
- a protective covering of canvas or other material waterproofed withtar, paint, or wax.
- A technique that involves comparing one's own processes to excellent examples of similar processes in other organizations or departments
- something considered by an authority or by general consent as a basisof comparison; an approved model.
23 Clues: machine used to kill flies,mosquitoes • a shortcoming, fault, or imperfection: • Change in the output or result of a process • care or upkeep, as of machinery or property: • the quality of being capable; capacity; ability • to eliminate or prevent the flourishing or spread of • a person or organization that uses a commodity or service • ...
Quality Crossword 2015-02-22
Across
- a continuous action, operation, or series of changes taking place in adefinite manner:
- care or upkeep, as of machinery or property:
- to eliminate or prevent the flourishing or spread of
- A Japanese word meaning continuous improvement through constant striving to reach higher standards
- the quality of being capable; capacity; ability
- A tool that studies the possible relationship between two variables expressed on the x-axis and y-axis of a graph.
- an official examination and verification of accounts and records,especially of financial accounts.
- machine used to kill flies,mosquitoes
- a person or organization that uses a commodity or service
- Change in the output or result of a process
- a shortcoming, fault, or imperfection:
- Comparison of a measurement instrument or system of unverified accuracy to a measurement instrument or system of known accuracy to detect any variation from the required performance specification.
- a building, or a part of one, for the storage of goods, merchandise, etc
- Anyone whose output (materials, information, service, etc.) becomes an input to another person or group in a process of work. A supplier can be external or internal to the organization.
Down
- a condition or practice conducive to the preservation of health, ascleanliness.
- The probability of a product or service successfully doing its job under given conditions.
- a detailed description of the design and materials used to make something.
- Philip Crosby's recommended performance standard that leaves no doubt regarding the goal of total quality
- an expression of discontent, regret, pain, censure, resentment, orgrief; lament; faultfinding:
- an act or a manner of proceeding in any action or process; conduct
- a protective covering of canvas or other material waterproofed withtar, paint, or wax.
- A technique that involves comparing one's own processes to excellent examples of similar processes in other organizations or departments
- something considered by an authority or by general consent as a basisof comparison; an approved model.
23 Clues: machine used to kill flies,mosquitoes • a shortcoming, fault, or imperfection: • Change in the output or result of a process • care or upkeep, as of machinery or property: • the quality of being capable; capacity; ability • to eliminate or prevent the flourishing or spread of • a person or organization that uses a commodity or service • ...
MEGA GGD PUZZEL 2014-04-16
Across
- financiële lachebek
- lichaamversiering
- uw weg naar zorg en welzijn
- erfenis voor stadsarchief
- ggd-intranet
- gezelligheid in december
- huisarts voor de daklozen
- medische database
- iz-secretaresse met tattoo
- schaatsbaan
- opbergplekje in draaikast
- houdt van oranje
- bijpraten publiek
- moeder van Sonny
- training tegen vallen
- seks-spreekuur
- keuringen en forensische afdeling
- dissertatie
- archiefsysteem
- migrantenvoorlichting
- toonaangevend medisch tijdschrift
- zijn naam is inmiddels een werkwoord
- voorlichtster met reuzentandenborstel
- rondtrekken met Joke in de ….
- prikavondje op woensdag
- personeelsblad om bij te blijven
- attenderingsservice
- leegverkoop DIC
- café bij Rembrandthuis
- voormalig ggd-directeur
- tuinieren in Noord
- hygiene in de haven
- onderwijsprogramma
- vierkant theater
- heeft familie bij AGZ
- woonwerkverkeer
- gevaarlijke ex-div-coördinator
- je oude hobby
- het uur is gekomen
- Jans ochtendgymnastiek
- currentcontents
- je nieuwe hobby
- producthoofd met hondje
- documentalist van de molen
- psychiater uit het verleden
- webmaster of the universe / spoffer
- tering
- dierentuin
Down
- illustrator
- pittbull van i&a
- producthoofd uit Duitsland
- opzoeksysteem van Adlib
- adjunct-directrice
- ongeduldige documentaliste
- voormalige groenburgwal
- nieuwe naam voor de dienst
- hoogleraar
- secretaresse / kokkin
- edg/ajax-supporter
- heeft na huwelijk exotische achternaam
- straat in Amsterdam
- ggd-portal
- langlopend gezondheidsonderzoek
- pensionado met Afrikaanse oriëntatie
- blonde secretaresse uit Zaandam
- plant voor pensionado’s
- rechtse communicatiemedewerker
- géén ongedierte!
- opvolgster
- bellen na 16.35 uur
- in- en uitstappen metro
- inzicht amsterdamse gezondheid
- bejaardengym
- 14020
- plaatjesboeken
- kindergezondheidscentrum
- plaats voor taartmomenten
- baarmoederhalskankervirus
- schokkend misdrijf
- cafeetje op de hoek
- nieuwe influenze A
- favoriete hangplek Jeroen Timmermans
- sjieke vergaderzaal
- brabantse bibliothecaresse
- gvb-documentalist uit haarlem
- verzamelplaats bij ontruiming
- cms-leverancier
- hobby voor groene vingers
- stopera
- onderzoekscentrum
- blonde reus
- producthoofd uit Haarlem
92 Clues: 14020 • tering • stopera • hoogleraar • ggd-portal • opvolgster • dierentuin • illustrator • schaatsbaan • dissertatie • blonde reus • ggd-intranet • bejaardengym • je oude hobby • seks-spreekuur • archiefsysteem • plaatjesboeken • leegverkoop DIC • woonwerkverkeer • cms-leverancier • currentcontents • je nieuwe hobby • pittbull van i&a • houdt van oranje • moeder van Sonny • géén ongedierte! • vierkant theater • ...
Parts of The Skin and Eyes 2023-10-15
Across
- when the body's immune system sees a substance as harmful and overreacts to it
- pigment produced by melanocytes
- the bottom layer of the skin
- refracts light
- retina pulls away from supportive tissue
- provides blood to the inner retinal neurones
- measure of hotness or coldness expressed in degrees celsius
- of medicine dealing with the skin
- proteins that bind skin cells to make another
- skin condition where fluid fills a space between layers of skin
- captures incoming photons
- causes flaky skin and makes the skin itchy
- regulates temperature
- provides nutrients to your eyes and help your eye keep its shape
- thickest layer of the skin
- chronic and progressive eye disease caused by damage to the optic nerve, which leads to visual field loss
- carry electrical impulses
- autoimmune disease that attacks the cells on the epidermis
- local use of low temperatures in medical therapy
- upper layer of the skin
- largest organ of the body
Down
- eye made up of many separate visual units
- white outer layer of the eyeball
- everything that you can see that isn't your central vision
- layer of fat cells
- cleanliness
- produces fluid in the eye called aqueous humor
- globular organ that allows you to see
- provides lubrication by secreting mucus and tears
- nerve fibers that send visual messages to your brain to help you see
- the lens of the eyes becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision
- quick and painless surgery to remove a cloudy lens
- pores clogged by oil
- allows light to enter
- type of tissue in the body
- compound eyes of arthropods like insects, etc
- provides sharp and detailed vision
- coloured part of the eye
- skin rash
- too much exposure to sunlight
40 Clues: skin rash • cleanliness • refracts light • layer of fat cells • pores clogged by oil • allows light to enter • regulates temperature • upper layer of the skin • coloured part of the eye • captures incoming photons • carry electrical impulses • largest organ of the body • type of tissue in the body • thickest layer of the skin • the bottom layer of the skin • too much exposure to sunlight • ...
ServSafe review 2023-10-19
Across
- Illness from eating food containing a pathogen
- Pathogen that can take up to 6 weeks to cause illness and can lead to jaundice.
- Pathogen that can be spread by flies in a kitchen.
- Temperature range of 41 to 135 degrees where bacteria grow well.
- Pathogen best controlled by proper personal hygiene
- A type of delivery that happens outside of normal business hours.
- Pathogen associated with beverages made with contaminated water and symptoms including a high fever.
- Category of allergens that include walnuts and almonds
- Category of allergens that include shrimp and crab
- Acronym that indicates a way to keep food rotated and fresh.
- Distance in inches that products must be stored above the floor.
- Food that requires TIME and Temperature control for safety.
- An ingredient or food to which some people can have an allergic reaction.
Down
- Metal somtimes used in pans that can cause chemical contamination in acidic foods.
- Intended for use AFTER handwashing to make hands safer
- What happens when you touch chicken and don't wash your hands before touching lettuce.
- Pathogen associated with deli meats. Pregnant women are warned against this because it can cause miscarriage.
- Thermometer intended to measure dishwasher rinse cycle temperature
- Thermometer that needs frequent calibration, 2 inch sensing region
- Hazard that includes metal shavings, hairs, pits, bones, etc.
- What you must do for an employee that has diarrhea or vomiting
- In FATTOM, one of the T's
- What you must do for an employee that has a sore throat (if not high-risk customers)
- Pathogen that can thrive in an anaerobic environment, creates a toxin that can be lethal.
- Pathogen best controlled by time and temperature control
- Microorganism that causes illness
- When 2 or more people get same symptoms from eating the same food.
- In FATTOM, the other T
- Pathogen associated with ground beef that causes bloody diarrhea.
29 Clues: In FATTOM, the other T • In FATTOM, one of the T's • Microorganism that causes illness • Illness from eating food containing a pathogen • Pathogen that can be spread by flies in a kitchen. • Category of allergens that include shrimp and crab • Pathogen best controlled by proper personal hygiene • Intended for use AFTER handwashing to make hands safer • ...
Baroque & Rococo Crossword 2023-12-05
Across
- which type of gender dress used more colours and more extravagant ornaments
- what was done with Pencils or hidden beneath false eyebrows made of fur
- a style of dress that became popular in early partof Baroque period
- was worn only on rare occasions by women
- a nick name given by the muck-based fragrances
- another word for baggy breeches worn by men in later period
- wore dobletes made of stiff fabric
- Baroque was deprime from
- were small or wide with lots of trimming
- men too wore a type of Status symbol on their cuff and collars as cravats
- women wore it with high and narrow collars
- in the early 18th century is when Rococo style of art appeared
- slightly boned and quilted with a deep busk
- another word for busk
- it is a neckband the forerunner of the modern tailored necktie and Bowie
- did not require restrictive corsetry to be worn
- what type of fashion for men parallel the trends in women's clothing
- often adorned with ribbon bows.
- is one of the lightweight silks chosen in light pastal colours
- was a type of skirt worn over the Pannier
Down
- used to touch up blue vein lines
- to chase away bad odours
- absorbed perspiration and purified the body
- in what year did cleanliness and hygiene sought in white linen
- were women's undergarments
- originally worn for cricket
- stiff fabrics
- for large floral motifs
- was form when people avoid washing their hair
- men cut it short and usually parted it at the side
- a popular style dress made without a waist seam to reveal the figure
- were used over affected spots
- a trend in breeches
- some were covered using make-up
- was covered with a boned corset
- dress well know by it's rich colours
36 Clues: stiff fabrics • a trend in breeches • another word for busk • for large floral motifs • to chase away bad odours • Baroque was deprime from • were women's undergarments • originally worn for cricket • were used over affected spots • some were covered using make-up • was covered with a boned corset • often adorned with ribbon bows. • used to touch up blue vein lines • ...
Kurt Hunter puzzle 2023-02-22
Across
- conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness.
- the state or quality of being resistant to a particular infectious disease or pathogen.
- a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver.
- a substance used to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen, typically prepared from an inactivated or weakened form of the causative agent or from its constituents or products.
- any of a group of spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter, including molds, yeast, mushrooms, and toadstools.
- spread from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact.
- microorganism that can cause disease
- an organism, typically a biting insect or tick, that transmits a pathogen, disease, or parasite from one animal or plant to another.
- a microorganism which causes disease.
- a phylum or group of phyla that comprises the single-celled microscopic animals, which include amoebas, flagellates, ciliates, sporozoans, and many other forms.
- a toxin or other foreign substance which induces an immune response in the body, especially the production of antibodies.
Down
- a highly contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages causing fever, severe aching, and catarrh, and often occurring in epidemics.
- a form of small leukocyte (white blood cell) with a single round nucleus, occurring especially in the lymphatic system.
- a severe form of viral hepatitis transmitted in infected blood, causing fever, debility, and jaundice.
- a disorder of structure or function in a human
- an infectious disease.
- an infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat
- lung inflammation caused by bacterial or viral infection, in which the air sacs fill with pus and may become solid.
- a sore throat with fever caused by streptococcal infection.
- a 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.
20 Clues: an infectious disease. • microorganism that can cause disease • a microorganism which causes disease. • a disorder of structure or function in a human • a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver. • a sore throat with fever caused by streptococcal infection. • spread from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact. • ...