lab safety Crossword Puzzles

Unit 5 Lab 2020-11-18

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heart failure is a condition in which the heart is not efficiently pumping from the left ventricle, causing reduced blood flow.
arrest is a complete stopping of the heart.
ventricle the thickest of the heart's chambers and is responsible for pumping oxygenated blood to tissues all over the body
is a condition in which an artery has a weakened wall, causing it to swell, like a balloon.
dilated vein
diabetes mellitus
to measure blood pressure
lung
records the electrical activity of the heart and this test helps check heart rhythm and may diagnose other heart issues.
test uses ultrasound to look at blood going through blood vessels to determine if they are narrowed or have a clot
electricity

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artery carries deoxygenated blood from the right ventricle to the lungs
meaning heart
is a condition in which the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed.
is used to inject the dye into the vessels surrounding the heart.
ventricle opposite of the left ventricle
X-ray dye called contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose things like narrowing (stenosis) or aneurysms
one who studies
do not save or resuscitate
hard of breathing, slow.. Shallow breaths
echocardiogram
pressure, is better known as high blood pressure.
vein transfer oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart
dyspnea on exertion
the main artery of the body

25 Clues: lung • electricity • dilated vein • meaning heart • echocardiogram • one who studies • diabetes mellitus • dyspnea on exertion • to measure blood pressure • do not save or resuscitate • the main artery of the body • ventricle opposite of the left ventricle • hard of breathing, slow.. Shallow breaths • arrest is a complete stopping of the heart. • ...

Gen Chem Lab 2020-11-09

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these subatomic particles vary between isotopes
the process by which one uses titration to determine the exact concentration of a solution
cylinder, a piece of glassware used to measure volumes of liquid
a positive ion
a small plastic device used to deliver small/inexact volumes of liquid
stirring rod, a piece of glassware used to stir reactions
the subatomic particle that defines which element an atom is
forms hydronium in water
an atom with a charge
the "strength" of a solution
point, the point at which the number of moles of titrant equal the number of moles of analyte
forms hydroxide in water
an experimental method characterized by adding small amounts of a liquid being added to determine an unknown concentration
measured using a ruler

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measured using a buret
the solution in the flask below the buret during titration that is mixed with the indicator
a negative ion
a kind of reaction that forms a solid
flask, a piece of glassware often used to hold chemical reactions and is good for swirling liquids
a piece of glassware used to dispense unknown volumes of liquids in an accurate/precise manner
plate, a device used to heat reactions
the process by which a solid is separated from the liquid it is suspended in
the substance in the buret being titrated
measured using a balance
the scale used to measure how acidic or basic a substance is
atoms with different numbers of neutrons
these subatomic particles are added or removed to change the charge of an atom
compound, a solid made of a cation and anion
plate, a small device used to hold multiple small reactions
stand, a tall device used to hold burets
a substance that changes color with a change in pH
a piece of glassware often used to hold chemical reactions and is good for mixing with a stirring rod

32 Clues: a negative ion • a positive ion • an atom with a charge • measured using a buret • measured using a ruler • measured using a balance • forms hydronium in water • forms hydroxide in water • the "strength" of a solution • a kind of reaction that forms a solid • plate, a device used to heat reactions • atoms with different numbers of neutrons • stand, a tall device used to hold burets • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2021-05-25

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above/over excessive
shortness of breath
leads attached to chest records electrical activity of the heart
written record
congestive heart failure
septum wall between the right and left atria
major part of the respiratory system
chest pain
test that uses an ultrasound to look at the heart and its vessels
inside
thin layer that lines each chamber of the hearts walls
veins dilated and swollen veins
coronary artery bypass graft
double-layered sac that contains the heart

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instrument used to measure blood pressure
pericardium inner part of the epicardium
x-ray dye called contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose stenosis or aneurysms
arrest complete stopping of the heart
ventricular fibrillation
pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
an artery has a weakened wall, causing it to swell like a balloon
one who studies
valve separates the right ventricle from the pulmonary artery
high blood pressure
enzymes measure certain items in the blood that indicate heart muscle failure

25 Clues: inside • chest pain • written record • one who studies • shortness of breath • high blood pressure • above/over excessive • ventricular fibrillation • congestive heart failure • coronary artery bypass graft • veins dilated and swollen veins • major part of the respiratory system • arrest complete stopping of the heart • pericardium inner part of the epicardium • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2021-05-25

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the heart and its vessels
the pulmonary artery
chest pain
enzymes measure certain items in the blood that indicate heart muscle failure
used to measure blood pressure
above/over excessive
pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
thin layer that lines each chamber of
congestive heart failure
activity of the heart
septum wall between the right and left atria
double-layered sac that contains the heart
x-ray dye called contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose stenosis or aneurysms

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written record
ventricular fibrillation
inner part of the epicardium
one who studies
an artery has a weakened wall,
arrest complete stopping of the heart
shortness of breath
leads attached to chest records
inside
it to swell like a balloon
high blood pressure
test that uses an ultrasound to look
valve separates the right ventricle
veins dilated and swollen veins
coronary artery bypass graft
hearts walls
major part of the respiratory system

30 Clues: inside • chest pain • hearts walls • written record • one who studies • shortness of breath • high blood pressure • the pulmonary artery • above/over excessive • activity of the heart • ventricular fibrillation • congestive heart failure • the heart and its vessels • it to swell like a balloon • inner part of the epicardium • coronary artery bypass graft • an artery has a weakened wall, • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2021-10-20

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abbreviation for basic metabolic pannel
uses ultra sound to measure heart and vessels
disorder in which the arteries around the heart narrow
abbreviation for arterial fibrillation
abbreviation for blood
prefix for slow
used to measure the activity in the heart over a longer period
often confused with ¨heart attack¨ is when the heart completely stops
prefix for against
prefix for fast
surgical procedure in which your heart gets replaced with another
abbreviation for automated external defibrillator

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used to measure your blood pressure
removes waste and extra water from the body
when the heart is not working properly
otherwise known as a heart attack
prefix for two
abbreviation for arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease
prefix for inner
provide oxygen for our body
center for intellectual and nervous activity
in charge of pumping blood throughout the body
abbreviation for acute myocardial infarction
stores bile after secretion from the liver and before release into the intestines
when an artery has a weakened wall causing it to swell
used to measure the electrical activity of the heart

26 Clues: prefix for two • prefix for slow • prefix for fast • prefix for inner • prefix for against • abbreviation for blood • provide oxygen for our body • otherwise known as a heart attack • used to measure your blood pressure • when the heart is not working properly • abbreviation for arterial fibrillation • abbreviation for basic metabolic pannel • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2021-07-02

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test where ultrasound is used to look at heart and blood vessels
outer layer of heart
disease where veins are swollen and dilated
thick walled blood vessel that carries blood away from heart
tool used to listen to heart, lungs, and other organs
thin walled blood vessel that carries blood towards the heart
disease where there is increased pressure in blood vessels; high blood pressure
root word that means atrium
disease where pericardial sac around heart is inflamed
tool used to measure blood pressure
abbreviation for cardiopulmonary resuscitation
root word that means pulse
middle, muscular layer of heart that contracts
thin, inner layer lining the heart chambers
prefix meaning slow

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disease where heart stops completely
abbreviation for acute myocardial infarction
abbreviation for coronary artery disease
machine that connects to person's chest and records heart electrical activity
abbreviation for blood pressure
test where x ray dye is injected into a person to look for narrowing of blood vessels
disease where artery weakens, causing swelling
root word that means plug or blockage
abbreviation for chest pain
suffix meaning an instrument to measure blood pressure

25 Clues: prefix meaning slow • outer layer of heart • root word that means pulse • root word that means atrium • abbreviation for chest pain • abbreviation for blood pressure • tool used to measure blood pressure • disease where heart stops completely • root word that means plug or blockage • abbreviation for coronary artery disease • disease where veins are swollen and dilated • ...

unit 5 lab 2021-10-20

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a tubular structure carrying blood through the tissues and organs
vessels that deliver blood to tissues
when a part of the heart muscles doesn't get enough blood
decreased blood flow and oxygen to the heart muscles
percutaneous coronary intervention
the use of ultrasound waves to investigate the action of the heart
When one of the vessels that lead to the brain either becomes blocked by a blood clot or bursts
vessels that return blood to the heart

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cardiovascular disease
produce immages of your heart,lungs,etc
pumps blood through the system
to determind the stability of a given system
A condition in which the heart beats with an irregular or abnormal rhythm
a scientific examination of a sample
combining form indicating a blood vessel
meaning pertaining to
networks of small vessels that perfuse tissue
a combining form used like a prefix meaning "heart"
a magnetic resonance imaging to create pictures of your heart
drug-eluting stent
Electrocardiogram
bare metal stent

22 Clues: bare metal stent • Electrocardiogram • drug-eluting stent • meaning pertaining to • cardiovascular disease • pumps blood through the system • percutaneous coronary intervention • a scientific examination of a sample • vessels that deliver blood to tissues • vessels that return blood to the heart • produce immages of your heart,lungs,etc • combining form indicating a blood vessel • ...

lab Animal names 2021-08-26

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the turtle on the desk that you cant take out
the darkest ferrets
the only hedgehog
one if the bearded dragons
right next to boppity
one of the four turtles in the pool
right next to bippity
the fluffy rabbit
the lightest ferrets
the snake in the biggest cage

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one of the bearded dragons
right behind hops
middle color of the ferrets
the bunny in the big cage
the only turtle with their tank on the floor
only turtle you can take out on the desk
one of the leopard
lives next to the ferrets
looks like a squirrel
the only hamsters
the only blue tonged skink

21 Clues: right behind hops • the only hedgehog • the fluffy rabbit • the only hamsters • one of the leopard • the darkest ferrets • the lightest ferrets • right next to boppity • right next to bippity • looks like a squirrel • the bunny in the big cage • lives next to the ferrets • one of the bearded dragons • one if the bearded dragons • the only blue tonged skink • middle color of the ferrets • ...

Lab Week 2022 2022-03-30

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acronym for stroke
coagulation pathway tested in Prothrombin Time
rbc stacks
laboratory glassware
hand protection
Lab LIS
diabetic ketoacidosis
waste product filtered by the kidney from the blood
immature red blood cells
immature wbc with auer rod
measures the concentration of dissolved particles in blood or urine

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adjusting or standardizing an instrument or test
white blood cell
method to remove lipemia in serum/plasma
software for digital cbc morphology and differentials
low mcv rbcs
a smaller portion of a sample
proteins that help speed up metabolism
___ values
rupture of rbcs

20 Clues: Lab LIS • rbc stacks • ___ values • low mcv rbcs • hand protection • rupture of rbcs • white blood cell • acronym for stroke • laboratory glassware • diabetic ketoacidosis • immature red blood cells • immature wbc with auer rod • a smaller portion of a sample • proteins that help speed up metabolism • method to remove lipemia in serum/plasma • coagulation pathway tested in Prothrombin Time • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2021-11-21

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middle
Thick walls and carry blood away from the heart.
sodium
infarction Heart attack
Increased pressure in the blood vessels.
instrument to measure pressure
against
chest pain
An artery has a weakened wall.
enzymes Used to measure certain items in the blood.
arrest Complete stop of the heart.
A machine that records the electrical activity of the heart.

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Very thin walls so the exchange of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nutrients can occur.
A text that uses ultrasound to look at the heart and its vessels.
Muscular layer that contracts to pump blood.
vital signs stable
Contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose things.
Thinner walls and carry blood to the heart.
ultrasonography A test that uses ultrasound to look at blood going through blood vessels.
myocardial infarction
Pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed.
Sits in the center of the chest more to the left and is divided into 4 chambers.
blood
disease
vessel

25 Clues: blood • middle • sodium • vessel • against • disease • chest pain • vital signs stable • myocardial infarction • infarction Heart attack • instrument to measure pressure • An artery has a weakened wall. • Increased pressure in the blood vessels. • Thinner walls and carry blood to the heart. • Muscular layer that contracts to pump blood. • Pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed. • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2022-02-22

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increased pressure in the blood vessels
congestive heart failure
measures items in the blood that may indicate heart muscle damage
growth
blood pressure
a test that uses ultrasound to look at the heart and vessels
pertaining to
complete stopping of the heart
cardiovascular
carry blood away from the heart
evaluate how well the system is working
a cavity in an organ
artery wall has weakened

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disease narrowing in the arteries
two flaps or cusps
inder or insufficient
have very thin walls so it can exchange oxygen
automated external defibrillator
slow
patients heart is replaced with a new heart
two upper cavities of the heart
heart activity
coronary care unit
swollen and dilated veins
condition

25 Clues: slow • growth • condition • pertaining to • blood pressure • heart activity • cardiovascular • two flaps or cusps • coronary care unit • a cavity in an organ • inder or insufficient • congestive heart failure • artery wall has weakened • swollen and dilated veins • complete stopping of the heart • two upper cavities of the heart • carry blood away from the heart • automated external defibrillator • ...

UNIT 5 LAB 2021-06-09

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the muscular tissue of the heart.
condition in which the heart beats with an irregular or abnormal rhythm
Positron emission tomography
Transthoracic echocardiogram
The sudden death of brain cells due to lack of oxygen caused by blockage of blood flow or rupture of an artery to the brain
a hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system by rhythmic contraction and dilation.
inflammation
each of the pair of organs situated within the rib cage, consisting of elastic sacs with branching passages into which air is drawn, so that oxygen can pass into the blood and carbon dioxide be removed.
catheterization
Electrocardiogram
automated external defibrillator
any of the tubes forming part of the blood circulation system of the body, carrying in most cases oxygen-depleted blood toward the heart.
plug or blockage
a serous membrane that forms the innermost layer of the pericardium and the outer surface of the heart.

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diabetes mellitus
beyond or excess
refers to any condition affecting the heart
hardening of the arteries
occurs when the heart muscle doesn't get enough blood
emergency department
two
implantable cardioverter defibrillator
Transesophageal echocardiogram
study of
basic metabolic panel
computerized tomography

26 Clues: two • study of • inflammation • catheterization • beyond or excess • plug or blockage • diabetes mellitus • Electrocardiogram • emergency department • basic metabolic panel • computerized tomography • hardening of the arteries • Positron emission tomography • Transthoracic echocardiogram • Transesophageal echocardiogram • automated external defibrillator • the muscular tissue of the heart. • ...

2022 Lab Week 2022-04-10

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Pfizer, Moderna and J&J developed these to fight COVID
The game that has spread faster than COVID
One of this unit’s mission is to Introduce Children to the Laboratory Sciences
This technique revolutionized Molecular Biology (acronym)
The vector for West Nile Virus, Zika, Dengue & Chikungunya
Found in fire-extinguishing foam used at airports (acronym)
MDPH, MDCH, ____
We couldn’t report results without this
The BioInformatics Section looks for these
The cause of pandemics in 1918 & 2009
Part of FERN
Letters containing this select agent were mailed in 2001
What BOL celebrated in 2007
2022 to Caesar
The first reported case of this in the US was in Michigan in 2002 and focused attention on antimicrobial resistance(acronym)
This tick-borne disease is caused by Borrelia burgdoferi
One of the 58 tests the Newborn Screening Section performs. This metabolic disorder causes a buildup of phenylalanine

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She discovered the structure of DNA in 1952
How BOL handled COVID testing
Without this unit, we wouldn’t get our specimens(acronym)
Part of LRN
What Mulder & Scully investigated ___ _-______
The car that took Marty & Doc Back to the Future
The TV show in which the audience shouts Take It Off (or an American Idol contestant in 2021?) ___ ________ ________
The number of times Marty McFly went Back To The Future
These bacteria can be identified with an acid-fast stain
Grogu’s Protector, The ____________
Alexander Fleming’s Discovery in 1928
Maxim & Gilbert, Sanger, Pyro, NGS, Nanopore
Bats are the most frequent carrier of this in Michigan
Trace Metals test for this in fish

31 Clues: Part of LRN • Part of FERN • 2022 to Caesar • MDPH, MDCH, ____ • What BOL celebrated in 2007 • How BOL handled COVID testing • Trace Metals test for this in fish • Grogu’s Protector, The ____________ • The cause of pandemics in 1918 & 2009 • Alexander Fleming’s Discovery in 1928 • We couldn’t report results without this • The game that has spread faster than COVID • ...

Lab Week 2022 2022-04-22

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D,E,C,c,e, are found under the ____ blood group system (Blood Bank- Felicia)
Escherichia coli is able to precipitate bile salts which creates a _______. (Microbiology- Teryn)
Pregnant women's blood volume increases by 50% by the _____ week of pregnancy. (Hematology- Margaret)
When is formalin added to a specimen? (Pathology- TJ)
Disease indicated by presence of Auer rods (Hematology- Margaret)
This test is run on a urine sample and helps determine if a patient has overdosed (Chemistry- Donda)
Where do the pathology specimens go? (Pathology- TJ)
Tubes for lactate and ammonia must be transported on (Chemistry- Donda)
This test is used to detach antibody(ies) attached to the red blood cell and identify the antibody(ies) (Blood Bank- Felicia)
When Streptococcus pneumoniae is left on a SBA agar plate,it begins to look like _____. (Microbiology- Teryn)
The color label indicates that a sample came from the cancer center (Chemistry- Donda)
The one tube that cannot be opened until the test is performed is the ____ test. (AEL Send outs- Tonya)
What does HPV develop into in females if left untreated? (Pathology- TJ)
Citrate is separated from the red cells in a blue top for this test ______. (AEL Send outs- Tonya)
This cleaning method should be used for a patient who is having a blood alcohol level check done (Phlebotomy- Neisha)
What does Code Grey mean? (Phlebotomy- Neisha)
If this test is elevated, the patient may be septic (Chemistry- Donda)
Hematopoiesis is the formation of the _____. (Hematology- Margaret)

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In urine cytology, ____% alcohol is added to the urine. (Pathology- TJ)
A positive fetal screen shows these shapes under the microscope at 10X (Blood Bank- Felicia)
This send out is prepared by streaking both sides of the SBA/MAC agar plate and put in a biohazard bag with a grey top tube with the sample in it (AEL Send outs- Tonya)
Our blood contains 0.2 mg of ____. (Hematology- Margaret)
After a gram stain is performed on Campylobacter, the shapes of the organism looks like ____ under the microscope at 100X. (Microbiology- Teryn)
The top of a blood culture bottle should be clean for _____ seconds (Phlebotomy- Neisha)
What kind of biopsy is performed if a pap smear is abnormal? (Pathology- TJ)
Test used to diagnose a heart attack (Chemistry- Donda)
This antibody is notorious for causing a delayed transfusion reaction (Blood Bank- Felicia)
The alternate color tube for lactates (Phlebotomy- Neisha)
If you lack this heterozygous antigen, Plasmodium species cannot attach to your red cells and cause malaria (Blood Bank- Felicia)
There are 150 ____ blood cells one ounce of blood. (Hematology- Margaret)
This organism will swarm on a plate (Microbiology- Teryn)
This organism has a grape like smell and has a metallic sheen (Microbiology- Teryn)
This type of para-pak is used to send out stool specimens. (AEL send outs- Tonya)
This type of para-pak is used to send out ova and parasite tests. (AEL Send outs- Tonya)
You should hold pressure for ___ minutes after you perform an arterial stick (Phlebotomy- Neisha)

35 Clues: What does Code Grey mean? (Phlebotomy- Neisha) • Where do the pathology specimens go? (Pathology- TJ) • When is formalin added to a specimen? (Pathology- TJ) • Test used to diagnose a heart attack (Chemistry- Donda) • Our blood contains 0.2 mg of ____. (Hematology- Margaret) • This organism will swarm on a plate (Microbiology- Teryn) • ...

Lab Week 2017 2017-03-26

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Never stops ringing
Med tech fuel
They comes in all colors of the rainbow
Slicing and dicing!
This department has culture
Dilutions, send outs and criticals, oh my!
Measures small volumes of liquid
I'm just your type! (2 words)
You spin me right round baby, right round, like a record baby!
Glass and needles go here

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Home of the "whiz kids!"
______ is a blast, blast, blast!
Measures temperature
This department "sticks together"
Look through this for diffs and gram stains
Counts down
Pop the _______!
Float like a ______, sting like a 21 gauge
Pink and purple dots and dashes (2 words)
Meep meep! (glassware)
I'm blue daba dee daba daa!

21 Clues: Counts down • Med tech fuel • Pop the _______! • Never stops ringing • Slicing and dicing! • Measures temperature • Meep meep! (glassware) • Home of the "whiz kids!" • Glass and needles go here • This department has culture • I'm blue daba dee daba daa! • I'm just your type! (2 words) • ______ is a blast, blast, blast! • Measures small volumes of liquid • This department "sticks together" • ...

Biodive FINAL Lab 2017-05-02

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The body unit of the coral.
A class under phylum chordata that has water proof skin and feathers.
Eukaryotice organisms with chitin cell wall.
Animals under phylum chordata that has body covered with scales and are considered cold blooded.
Animals with mammary glands.
The gelatinous, protein-rich matrix of sponges.
A line stretched over an area to be studied.
The swimming ciliated larvae of most cnidarians.
The fibers that give sponge its shape and keep it from collapsing.
A specialized larger pore of poriferans which functions as passageways of filtered water.
The cell wall structure of fungi.

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The leaf cluster of coniferophyta.
Collective name for animals with backbone.
The individual leaflets of a pterodophytes.
The locomotion structure of a sponge larvae.
The collective term for group of hyphae of fungi.
The thalloid body of mushrooms.
A square plot use to assess biotic community/ies.
The standard measurement for tree width.
A reproductive spore-producing structure of a conifer.

20 Clues: The body unit of the coral. • Animals with mammary glands. • The thalloid body of mushrooms. • The cell wall structure of fungi. • The leaf cluster of coniferophyta. • The standard measurement for tree width. • Collective name for animals with backbone. • The individual leaflets of a pterodophytes. • The locomotion structure of a sponge larvae. • ...

Lab Week Puzzle 2017-04-25

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WHERE THE SURGICAL SPECIMENS GO
KEEP IT CLEAN
WHERE THE SICK STAY
UP ON THE 3RD
YOUR HAVING A BABY THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE
WE GOT YOUR GIFT
PLACE TO STAY WHEN YOUR CRITICAL
HUNGRY
NEED A PICTURE
PPE FOR THE HANDS

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NEED SUPPLIES
AMBULANCE DROP OFF
DEPARTMENT WHERE CHEMISTRY TEST ARE PREFORMED
DEPARTMENT WHERE CBC ARE PREFORMED
NEED IT FIXED
DEPARTMENT WHERE CULTURES GO (STINKY ROOM)
A PLACE TO GET A UNIT (BAG) OF BLOOD
CAN'T BREATHE GO SEE ________
CERNER DOWN
CAN'T GET INTO TO YOUR MD, TRY THE ________
PICK UP YOUR MEDS
WHERE TO FIND THE FOLLOW UP CARE
CONTAINER FOR USED NEEDLES

23 Clues: HUNGRY • CERNER DOWN • NEED SUPPLIES • KEEP IT CLEAN • NEED IT FIXED • UP ON THE 3RD • NEED A PICTURE • WE GOT YOUR GIFT • PICK UP YOUR MEDS • PPE FOR THE HANDS • AMBULANCE DROP OFF • WHERE THE SICK STAY • CONTAINER FOR USED NEEDLES • CAN'T BREATHE GO SEE ________ • WHERE THE SURGICAL SPECIMENS GO • WHERE TO FIND THE FOLLOW UP CARE • PLACE TO STAY WHEN YOUR CRITICAL • ...

science lab equipment 2017-02-22

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are used for heating certain solids such as metals to very high temperature
is used for the heating of nonvolatile liquids and solids
are used to light bunsen burners
is used to aid in the transfer of liquid from one vessel to another
are used when we want to perform many small scale reactions at one time
is used to identify bases and acids
holds solids or liquids that may release gases during reactions
is used to weigh solids that will be transfered to another vessel
delivers a wash solution to a specific area
are used to close containers to avoid spillage
is used as a support for porcelain crucibles when being heated over a bunsen burner
are used to move beakers containing hot liquids
is used for the mixing of chemicals
are used to pick up small objects

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are a safe and convenient way to perform reactions that require heating
is used to measure volumes of liquids
are used to make tests on liquids or solids
are useful for holding a hot test tube
provide a surface for semimicro scale experiments
is used to transfer a small volume of liquid
is used for the heating of stable solid compounds and elements
is used to hold a small amount of solids
measures and delivers exact volumes of liquids
are used to dispense solid chemicals from their containers
hold solids or liquids that will not release gases when reacted

25 Clues: are used to light bunsen burners • are used to pick up small objects • is used to identify bases and acids • is used for the mixing of chemicals • is used to measure volumes of liquids • are useful for holding a hot test tube • is used to hold a small amount of solids • are used to make tests on liquids or solids • delivers a wash solution to a specific area • ...

science lab equipment 2017-02-22

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is used to hold a small amount of solids
delivers a wash solution to a specific area
is used to aid in the transfer of liquid from one vessel to another
is used for the heating of stable solid compounds and elements
are used to make tests on liquids or solids
is used for the heating of nonvolatile liquids and solids
are used for heating certain solids such as metals to very high temperature
is used to transfer a small volume of liquid
is used to measure volumes of liquids
is used for the mixing of chemicals
are used to light bunsen burners
are used to move beakers containing hot liquids
is used to identify bases and acids

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measures and delivers exact volumes of liquids
are used to dispense solid chemicals from their containers
are used when we want to perform many small scale reactions at one time
is used as a support for porcelain crucibles when being heated over a bunsen burner
is used to weigh solids that will be transfered to another vessel
are useful for holding a hot test tube
holds solids or liquids that may release gases during reactions
provide a surface for semimicro scale experiments
hold solids or liquids that will not release gases when reacted
are used to close containers to avoid spillage
are used to pick up small objects
are a safe and convenient way to perform reactions that require heating

25 Clues: are used to light bunsen burners • are used to pick up small objects • is used for the mixing of chemicals • is used to identify bases and acids • is used to measure volumes of liquids • are useful for holding a hot test tube • is used to hold a small amount of solids • delivers a wash solution to a specific area • are used to make tests on liquids or solids • ...

Lab Week Puzzle 2017-04-06

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PLACE TO STAY WHEN YOUR CRITICAL
WHERE THE SICK STAY
A PLACE TO GET A UNIT (BAG) OF BLOOD
DEPARTMENT WHERE CBC ARE PREFORMED
YOUR HAVING A BABY THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE
CONTAINER FOR USED NEEDLES
CAN'T GET INTO TO YOUR MD, TRY THE ________
UP ON THE 3RD
CERNER DOWN
NEED SUPPLIES
WHERE THE SURGICAL SPECIMENS GO
NEED A PICTURE

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DEPARTMENT WHERE CULTURES GO (STINKY ROOM)
PICK UP YOUR MEDS
WE GOT YOUR GIFT
AMBULANCE DROP OFF
HUNGRY
KEEP IT CLEAN
NEED IT FIXED
CAN'T BREATHE GO SEE ________
DEPARTMENT WHERE CHEMISTRY TEST ARE PREFORMED
WHERE TO FIND THE FOLLOW UP CARE
PPE FOR THE HANDS

23 Clues: HUNGRY • CERNER DOWN • KEEP IT CLEAN • NEED IT FIXED • UP ON THE 3RD • NEED SUPPLIES • NEED A PICTURE • WE GOT YOUR GIFT • PICK UP YOUR MEDS • PPE FOR THE HANDS • AMBULANCE DROP OFF • WHERE THE SICK STAY • CONTAINER FOR USED NEEDLES • CAN'T BREATHE GO SEE ________ • WHERE THE SURGICAL SPECIMENS GO • PLACE TO STAY WHEN YOUR CRITICAL • WHERE TO FIND THE FOLLOW UP CARE • ...

lab. di ottica 2017-09-15

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è un vizio di refrazione
in ottica si indica con "n"
parte dell'occhio in cui si forma l'immagine
arriva intorno a 45 anni
sono a contatto con le orecchie
serve per correggere un difetto di vista
corregge la miopia
serve per misurare la D.I.
ci sei in questo momento
dove appoggia la lente a contatto
è un dispositivo medico
dove convergono i raggi

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vede bene
la prescrive per i miopi l'optometrista
lente naturale all'interno dell'occhio
e la somma del calibro orizzontale e il ponte
porta il camice bianco
serve per misurare le parti di un occhiale
misura il potere diottrico della lente
è il nome del tuo insegnante di optometria
sono a contatto con il naso

21 Clues: vede bene • corregge la miopia • porta il camice bianco • è un dispositivo medico • dove convergono i raggi • è un vizio di refrazione • arriva intorno a 45 anni • ci sei in questo momento • serve per misurare la D.I. • in ottica si indica con "n" • sono a contatto con il naso • sono a contatto con le orecchie • dove appoggia la lente a contatto • lente naturale all'interno dell'occhio • ...

Flow Lab Week 2016-02-26

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The study of blood
Light Amplification by Stimulated Electron Radiation
A filter that bends light
the d in CD
the most complex cell by side scatter
Result of absorption and emission at higher wavelength
Smallest of all WBC
Method for staining cells with fluorescent antibodies
Could be diagnosis of increased WBC.
antibodies binding site

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the e in ECD
The study of our bodies internal defense system
Opposite of backward
the p in PE
A term for getting paid\
CD5+CD19+ disease
what cells do in the bone marrow
the M in PMT
Useful when analyzing flow data
Moving in fluid
the p in PMT

21 Clues: the p in PE • the d in CD • the e in ECD • the M in PMT • the p in PMT • Moving in fluid • CD5+CD19+ disease • The study of blood • Smallest of all WBC • Opposite of backward • antibodies binding site • A term for getting paid\ • A filter that bends light • Useful when analyzing flow data • what cells do in the bone marrow • Could be diagnosis of increased WBC. • ...

Lab Know-How 2019-04-17

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best day of the week because you get to come to work
announcment indicating someone probably started the breakroom microwave on fire
_______ cabinet
machine used to sample air for microbiologic particles
keeps cells safe when they get cold
a measure of cell growth density on a flask layer
our friends on Charlton 8
the main component to proper clean room attire
hematopoietic _______ cell
equipment used to freeze bag products
work-appropriate alcohol
form used to document calculations and freezing
what happens to our HVAC system shortly after Gilles announces that everything is running smoothly
mesenchymal _______ cell

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process of administering blood and marrow transplant products
if you're looking for the BPU team, it's probably for this reason
used to thaw a product or activate collagenase
"If it's not _________, it didn't happen."
binder composed of all documents related to a patient product
Certificate of _________
2 ml container that cells are frozen and stored in
approve this if you don't want a friendly reminder from management
IMPACT stands for: ________, Progenitor and Cell Therapeutics
computer software used to receive a collected product

24 Clues: _______ cabinet • Certificate of _________ • work-appropriate alcohol • mesenchymal _______ cell • our friends on Charlton 8 • hematopoietic _______ cell • keeps cells safe when they get cold • equipment used to freeze bag products • "If it's not _________, it didn't happen." • used to thaw a product or activate collagenase • the main component to proper clean room attire • ...

Lab Week 2019 2019-04-20

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A measurement of hydrogen ion concentration
Proteins found on the surface of cells
The action of making a solution weaker in content
Study of blood
Destruction of red blood cells
Fluid stored in the bladder
Study of antigen-antibody reaction
A tube fitted with a needle for withdrawing fluid
A device for stopping the flow of blood through a vein
Tubed forming part of the circulation system

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An instrument that transfers a precise volume of liquid
Cell that kill invading microbes
Opening of vein in order to remove blood
Process of blood changing to a solid or semi-solid state
A small living thing
Liquid mixture of a solute in a solvent
Study of microorganisms
Science that deals with the identification of substances
A biconcave disc that transport oxygen from the lungs to the tissue
A rotating machine that separates plasma or serum from cells

20 Clues: Study of blood • A small living thing • Study of microorganisms • Fluid stored in the bladder • Destruction of red blood cells • Cell that kill invading microbes • Study of antigen-antibody reaction • Proteins found on the surface of cells • Liquid mixture of a solute in a solvent • Opening of vein in order to remove blood • A measurement of hydrogen ion concentration • ...

Lab Week Crossword 2019-04-20

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Fe
To grow.
He
Fatty
Watson and Crick.
Factor II
In a class of drugs called antimalarials and amebicides. It is used to prevent and treat malaria. It is also used to treat amebiasis.
An advanced blood banking technique that is most often useful in the workup of warm autoantibodies.
Name of the man who created laboratory glassware with a flat bottom, conical body, and cylindrical neck.
Abnormal proteins in the blood that may clump together at temperatures below 98.6 F (37 C).
Smells like grape.
Used chiefly as a preservative for biological specimens.

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Usually associated with eating undercooked seafood.
To test the compatibility of.
Considered to be the most common cause of sample rejection in a clinical laboratory.
The movement of charged particles in a fluid or gel under the influence of an electric field.
Dead.
A substance that prevents blood from clotting.
Genus responsible for the pneumonic, septicemic and bubonic plagues.
A short needle with plastic tabs or wings on both sides which aid in stabilizing the needle during insertion.
Fight-or-Flight!
Responsible for binding and delivering oxygen to the body. It also gives blood its red color.
The carrier of genetic information that is inherited from generation to generation. They exist in every cell nucleus.
Remove with a solvent.
The highest dilution factor that still yields a positive reading.

25 Clues: Fe • He • Dead. • Fatty • To grow. • Factor II • Fight-or-Flight! • Watson and Crick. • Smells like grape. • Remove with a solvent. • To test the compatibility of. • A substance that prevents blood from clotting. • Usually associated with eating undercooked seafood. • Used chiefly as a preservative for biological specimens. • ...

LAB WEEK 2013 2013-04-14

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USE THIS PRIOR TO TESTING A DIGOXIN LEVEL
USE ONE OF THESE TO MAKE COAG QC
ANTICOAGULENT USED IN HEMATOLOGY
LEAD TECH
THIS HAPPENS EVERY TWO YEARS
REJECT THIS TEST IF THE SPECIMEN IS HEMOLYZED
THEY USUALLY DRAW THESE IN DUPLICATE
TECH WHO MADE THIS EASY PUZZLE
ALBUMIN IS USED TO MAKE A 1:2 DILUTION FOR THIS ASSAY
PERFORM A PLASMA REPLACEMENT ON THIS TYPE OF SPECIMEN
THIS TECH IS CRAFTY
NEWEST EMPLOYEE

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A NON-REACTIVE PF4
BLOOD PRODUCT KEPT FROZEN
CREATOR OF THE HEART LAB HIGHLIGHTS
MOST OF THE TESTING HERE IS?
THIS TECH WORKS PART-TIME
FLOOD SLIDE WITH ______ FOR 30 SECONDS
THIS TEST MAY NEED TO BE SENT OUT STAT
YOU CAN USE THIS ON A LIPEMIC SPECIMEN
REPORT THIS VALUE RN OR MD
THIS TECH WORKS FULL-TIME
TECH THAT HAS THE LONGEST DRIVE TO WORK
LABORATORY SUPERVISOR

24 Clues: LEAD TECH • NEWEST EMPLOYEE • A NON-REACTIVE PF4 • THIS TECH IS CRAFTY • LABORATORY SUPERVISOR • BLOOD PRODUCT KEPT FROZEN • THIS TECH WORKS PART-TIME • THIS TECH WORKS FULL-TIME • REPORT THIS VALUE RN OR MD • MOST OF THE TESTING HERE IS? • THIS HAPPENS EVERY TWO YEARS • TECH WHO MADE THIS EASY PUZZLE • USE ONE OF THESE TO MAKE COAG QC • ANTICOAGULENT USED IN HEMATOLOGY • ...

Lab Collections Crossword 2013-04-24

Lab Collections Crossword crossword puzzle

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For disposal of sharps
Hospital accrediting agency
Sample obtained from finger stick
Pump that vein up!
Never perform a collection without this
Tube which contains ACD
Must know this to prevent contamination
Carefusion prevents improper _____
Both Vacutainer and syringe collections need this
Brand of needle that we use
Brand of wireless printers we use

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Tower where Outpatient Chemo is found
Cleanses the site
High priority to meet our standards
One of the THR Values
Most effective infection control
Used for infants
State of patient needed for lipid studies
A phlebotomist's second priority
Precautions to use every time
Type of isolation precaution
Increases blood flow to the site
A phlebotomist's first priority
What you're aiming for
Always wear these

25 Clues: Used for infants • Cleanses the site • Always wear these • Pump that vein up! • One of the THR Values • For disposal of sharps • What you're aiming for • Tube which contains ACD • Hospital accrediting agency • Brand of needle that we use • Type of isolation precaution • Precautions to use every time • A phlebotomist's first priority • Most effective infection control • ...

Lab Week 2013! 2013-04-24

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Fast spinner
Outside specimens are brought to the lab by this person
The MDs that work downstairs
Random or 24 hour
Volume percentage of RBCs
Sticky wrap material
Pokey monarch
Micro's warm place
Where CBCs and PTs go
CSF
UW's TB test
Most UW sendouts are drawn in this color tube
Where all of the stool goes
They do type and screens
Where serum and plasma goes
Another word for glucose
anucleated cells that help form clots
Hemoglobin A1C, for short
metabolic panels are tested with this blood part

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Hepatitis is tested with this blood part
Sometimes used as a urine preservative
Big rubber band
DVT
Pap smears go here
ABG
"Pour off" tool
Hand PPE
Makes tiny things look bigger
White PPE
Sugary drink, like flat pop
Hematology makes a lot of these

31 Clues: DVT • ABG • CSF • Hand PPE • White PPE • Fast spinner • UW's TB test • Pokey monarch • Big rubber band • "Pour off" tool • Random or 24 hour • Pap smears go here • Micro's warm place • Sticky wrap material • Where CBCs and PTs go • They do type and screens • Another word for glucose • Volume percentage of RBCs • Hemoglobin A1C, for short • Where all of the stool goes • Where serum and plasma goes • ...

Lab Week 2015 2015-04-17

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Keeps the POL's compliant
Runs all over town
Keeps the clinics happy
Hematology Lead
Smark remarks
Did I tell you about the time . . .
Yum, yum, yum
Cytology Lead
Peds Lead
Immunology Lead
Chemistry Lead

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How can I help you?
Bouncing shifts and sites
Marion Lead
Keeps the jokes coming
Micro Lead
Evening Lead
V70.0 will NOT work
Hiawatha Lead
That is not the correct Resulting Agency

20 Clues: Peds Lead • Micro Lead • Marion Lead • Evening Lead • Smark remarks • Yum, yum, yum • Cytology Lead • Hiawatha Lead • Chemistry Lead • Hematology Lead • Immunology Lead • Runs all over town • How can I help you? • V70.0 will NOT work • Keeps the jokes coming • Keeps the clinics happy • Bouncing shifts and sites • Keeps the POL's compliant • Did I tell you about the time . . . • ...

Lab Week 2015 2015-04-19

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fiery member of the Fantastic 4
Department where Cholesterol is performed
A member of the Fantastic Four that is married to Mr. Fantastic
Prince of Asgard
Used to slow blood flow when drawing blood
Member of Xmen; he could freeze most things
Leader of Fantastic Four
“It’s Clobberin’ Time”
Department where PT's are performed
Computer system used in lab
Container for used needles

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Blind Member of Xmen
Weapon X
Department where CBC's are performed
Device that measures small volumes of liquid
Used to spin down tubes
Best soldier in WWII
Leader of SHEILD
Got bitten by a spider
Department where ABO's are performed
“The Green Goliath”
Bruce Wayne
Owner of Stark Industries
An Avenger that can make almost any shot

24 Clues: Weapon X • Bruce Wayne • Leader of SHEILD • Prince of Asgard • “The Green Goliath” • Blind Member of Xmen • Best soldier in WWII • Got bitten by a spider • “It’s Clobberin’ Time” • Used to spin down tubes • Leader of Fantastic Four • Owner of Stark Industries • Container for used needles • Computer system used in lab • fiery member of the Fantastic 4 • Department where PT's are performed • ...

Lab Week 2015 2015-04-19

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“It’s Clobberin’ Time”
“The Green Goliath”
A member of the Fantastic Four that is married to Mr. Fantastic
Department where Cholesterol is performed
Department where PT's are performed
Used to slow blood flow when drawing blood
Device that measures small volumes of liquid
Leader of Fantastic Four
Department where CBC's are performed
fiery member of the Fantastic 4
Leader of SHEILD
Container for used needles

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An Avenger that can make almost any shot
Department where ABO's are performed
Owner of Stark Industries
Got bitten by a spider
Best soldier in WWII
Used to spin down tubes
Computer system used in lab
Member of Xmen; he could freeze most things
Bruce Wayne
Prince of Asgard
Weapon X
Blind Member of Xmen

24 Clues: Weapon X • Bruce Wayne • Prince of Asgard • Leader of SHEILD • “The Green Goliath” • Best soldier in WWII • Blind Member of Xmen • “It’s Clobberin’ Time” • Got bitten by a spider • Used to spin down tubes • Leader of Fantastic Four • Owner of Stark Industries • Container for used needles • Computer system used in lab • fiery member of the Fantastic 4 • Department where PT's are performed • ...

Lab Week 2015 2015-04-02

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our newest transfusion medicine doctor
prevents graft vs host disease
for Rh negative mothers
blood supplier
reagent manufacturer
discovered abo blood groups
used to seperate red cells and plasma
improves fibrinogen
turn around time of one hour
medical center president
number of units issued in a massive transfusion protocol
word to describe blood bank staff at UMASS
the first stage of agglutination

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lectin that will help discern A1 cells from A2 cells (two words)
red blood cells
blood group associated with malaria infection and resistance
our most common test
our medical center
component that helps blood clot
must be done before using new equipment or procedures

20 Clues: blood supplier • red blood cells • our medical center • improves fibrinogen • reagent manufacturer • our most common test • for Rh negative mothers • medical center president • discovered abo blood groups • turn around time of one hour • prevents graft vs host disease • component that helps blood clot • the first stage of agglutination • used to seperate red cells and plasma • ...

Lab Week Crossword 2015-04-08

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This tech has seen The Dave Matthews band three times (by choice!) ;)
This phlebotomist has an adorable son named Peter.
Inventor who inspired the name of some the Theranos engineered machines.
This Phlebotomist has Sunshine as a middle name. Seriously!
The cheapest test Theranos currently offers. ($1.55)
This tech served 9 years in the coast guard and was stationed in Hawaii and New York.
This person recently got engaged to a Tesla employee.
The most expensive test Theranos currently offers. ($117.96)
This San Diego native is the newest member of the GC team.
This tech loves going fishing and started working at Theranos on his birthday.
This Sacramento native has a dog named Ruxin and a bearded dragon named Zuul.
The number of Walgreens clinics Theranos currently has open.
This CLS has been skydiving in the Calistoga area.
Month that Arizona bill HB2645 will go in to affect.
This CLS got married in Germany and America in 2014.
This person has their favorite flowers (dahlias) tattooed on their back.
This member of Suraj’s team has calligraphy level handwriting.
This person loves marine life, especially octopi and mermaids.

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This tech plays League of Legends in her spare time.
This tech has two cats: Linux and Serratia marcescens (Marcie for short).
Where the Theranos HQ is located.
This tech recently went to Vegas and watched Rock of Ages.
This CLS has a daughter who loves Hello Kitty.
This CAPSYS guy has wicked dance moves (go ahead, ask him to show you).
These two people both left Valley Care to work for Theranos.
This member of Nishit’s team attended Center High, a rival of Brooke’s high school.
This tech has a growing collection of Disney themed cups.
This tech enjoys fixing up her house in San Lorenzo with the help of her father.
This tech may be obsessed with the Netflix series “The Unbreakable Kimmie Schmidt.”
This phlebotomist has hung out with the 49er Frank Gore.
This CAPSYS member has a laugh similar to Mickey Mouse.

31 Clues: Where the Theranos HQ is located. • This CLS has a daughter who loves Hello Kitty. • This phlebotomist has an adorable son named Peter. • This CLS has been skydiving in the Calistoga area. • This tech plays League of Legends in her spare time. • The cheapest test Theranos currently offers. ($1.55) • Month that Arizona bill HB2645 will go in to affect. • ...

Lab Week Puzzler 2014-04-11

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Connects instruments to LSI
Potentiator from cows
Made from bunnies
HPC source
May have effected safety, purity or potency
Echo Quality control
Potentiator for solid phase
Potentiator that cures constipation
Dial up
Blood bank instrument with smallest footprint
Detects red cell antibodies
Capture centrifuge
Microwell washer

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Markets HLA assays
Order management program
Markets Beadchips
Alleges product deficiency
Where complaints live
Acronym for solid phase technology
May have caused injury
Made for high test volume
Panocell cheat sheet
Remote support through internet
For returned goods
Tropical fruit product
Confirms the negatives
Low ionic strength potentiator
Outlines product risks

28 Clues: Dial up • HPC source • Microwell washer • Markets Beadchips • Made from bunnies • Markets HLA assays • For returned goods • Capture centrifuge • Echo Quality control • Panocell cheat sheet • Potentiator from cows • Where complaints live • May have caused injury • Tropical fruit product • Confirms the negatives • Outlines product risks • Order management program • Made for high test volume • ...

Lab Week - Phlebotomy 2014-04-03

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Anaerobic and Aerobic (2 words).
Needle disposal (2 words).
I log your specimens in.
PPE
Cleanse first. No one wants a germy puncture site.
Process of drawing blood.
On the hour, every hour.
A constricting device.
Department for ESR testing.
The larger the needle, the smaller the (blank).

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Insert needles this side up.
Additive to prevent clots.
The first choice location.
Let me use my wings, I don't want this to hurt!
Quick! 10 minute timeframe.
Main component of RBCs.
Fluid portion of blood.
With you for your 'hospital life'.
Foam in, foam out.
Per Doctors' orders.
They just want to be a plug.
Result of leaking blood vessel.

22 Clues: PPE • Foam in, foam out. • Per Doctors' orders. • A constricting device. • Main component of RBCs. • Fluid portion of blood. • I log your specimens in. • On the hour, every hour. • Process of drawing blood. • Additive to prevent clots. • The first choice location. • Needle disposal (2 words). • Quick! 10 minute timeframe. • Department for ESR testing. • Insert needles this side up. • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2023-10-18

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abbreviation for coronary care unit
small arteries
prefix for around
carry blood away from the heart; have thick walls; aorta is the biggest
placed in the heart to regulate heartbeat
abbreviation for cardiopulmonary resuscitation
suffix for hardening
abbreviation for review of systems
muscle surrounding the heart
root word for clot
abbreviation for automated external defibrillator
blood pressure cuff
main component of the cardiovascular system
suffix for narrowing

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inflammation of the pericardial sac
a weak artery wall that swells
test that measures electrical activity of the heart through wires and tabs
swollen and dilated veins, often found in the legs
place of O2 and CO2 exchange; have thin walls and branch from arterioles
test where x-ray dye is injected into blood vessels; used for diagnosing aneurysms
portable ECG machine for patients to use over a period of time
prefix for slow
complete stopping of the heart
high blood pressure
abbreviation for mitral valve prolapse

25 Clues: small arteries • prefix for slow • prefix for around • root word for clot • high blood pressure • blood pressure cuff • suffix for hardening • suffix for narrowing • muscle surrounding the heart • a weak artery wall that swells • complete stopping of the heart • abbreviation for review of systems • inflammation of the pericardial sac • abbreviation for coronary care unit • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2023-10-18

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a condition where an artery has a weakened wall.
fast
- bottom portion of the heart
pain
used to measure blood pressure; also known as a blood cuff
vein
the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed.
blood pressure
artery disease- there is a narrowing in the arteries surrounding the heart
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
delicate and thin blood vessels
electrocardiography

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blood vessels that collect oxyen and return it to your heart
Infraction- also known as a heart attack
tube-like structure transporting fluids, nutrients, and oyxgen throughout our body.
heart,
echocardiogram
monitor- portal EKG machine
- made of cardiac muscle
middle
cardiovascular
an ultrasound used to look at its heart and vessels
used to look at blood vessels
known as blood pressure
- tool used to listen to the heart

25 Clues: fast • pain • vein • heart, • middle • echocardiogram • cardiovascular • blood pressure • electrocardiography • known as blood pressure • - made of cardiac muscle • monitor- portal EKG machine • - bottom portion of the heart • used to look at blood vessels • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • delicate and thin blood vessels • - tool used to listen to the heart • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2023-10-23

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Means Chest Pain
Disease meaning excessive pressure; also known as high blood pressure
An ultrasound test used to look at the heart and blood vessels
Abbreviation meaning rule out.
Abbreviation meaning congestive heart failure
A condition where the pericardial sac is inflamed.
Suffix meaning hardening
A specialized radiology test where X-ray dye is injected into blood vessels
Tool that measures blood pressure
Suffix meaning narrowing
Root word meaning heart
Shortness of breath
Heart Doctor
Lead from arteries to capillaries; uses a suffix meaning small

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Disease where your arteries harden causing heart disease
Carries oxygenated blood away from the heart
Prefix meaning fast
Test that records the electrical activity of the heart; also known as an ECG
Carries deoxygenated blood towards the heart
Center of the cardiovascular system; pumps blood throughout the body
Abbreviation meaning chief complaint
Abbreviation meaning myocardial infarction; also known as a heart attack
Word meaning rapid heart rate.
Root meaning plug or blockage
A condition where an artery has a weakened wall
Abbreviation meaning pulse
Abbreviation meaning vital signs stable
Monitor A portable ECG machine
Smallest blood vessels; lead from arterioles to venules
Abbreviation meaning hypertension

30 Clues: Heart Doctor • Means Chest Pain • Prefix meaning fast • Shortness of breath • Root word meaning heart • Suffix meaning hardening • Suffix meaning narrowing • Abbreviation meaning pulse • Root meaning plug or blockage • Word meaning rapid heart rate. • Abbreviation meaning rule out. • Monitor A portable ECG machine • Tool that measures blood pressure • Abbreviation meaning hypertension • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2023-10-23

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hardening
vessel
pertaining to
against
cutting into
disease
across or through
artery
beyond or excess
surgical repair

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instrument for viewing
sound
pain
condition
process of cutting
slow
one who studies
two
pertaining to
self
to bring
without
heart
rupture
three
pertaining to

26 Clues: two • pain • slow • self • sound • heart • three • vessel • artery • against • without • disease • rupture • to bring • condition • hardening • cutting into • pertaining to • pertaining to • pertaining to • one who studies • surgical repair • beyond or excess • across or through • process of cutting • instrument for viewing

Zoology Lab Seven 2024-02-08

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Cavity A central digestive compartment with a single opening, serving both as a digestive and circulatory system, found in certain invertebrates like cnidarians.
A toxin produced by certain organisms, often cnidarians, that can induce paralysis or other effects on prey or predators.
The female reproductive organ where eggs are produced and mature.
The sensory hair-like structure that, when stimulated, causes the discharge of a cnidocyte's nematocyst.
A form of asexual reproduction where a new organism develops from an outgrowth on the parent organism.
A ring-shaped structure in the body of a jellyfish that encircles the bell and aids in the circulation of nutrients and waste.
The early polyp stage in the life cycle of a jellyfish characterized by a tubular body with tentacles surrounding a central mouth.
A reproductive structure in colonial hydrozoans that contains gonozooids.
Reproductive organs responsible for producing gametes (eggs or sperm) in jellyfish and other animals.
The central area of a jellyfish's body where the mouth is located.
The gelatinous, non-living layer found between the epidermis and gastrodermis in cnidarians, providing structural support.
Pouches extending from the central stomach of a jellyfish, involved in digestion and nutrient absorption.
An opening in the body wall of certain animals, particularly sponges, through which water enters.
Wall The outer covering of an animal's body, providing structure, protection, and support.
The chain of saucer-shaped segments formed during strobilation in the life cycle of certain jellyfish.
A series of canals radiating from the circular canal of a jellyfish, distributing nutrients throughout the body.
The base of a cnidarian's body where the organism attaches to a substrate.
The outermost layer of cells covering the body of an organism, providing protection and sometimes serving other functions like gas exchange.
Having both male and female in the same individuals
A ciliated groove in the pharynx of some cnidarians, used for directing water into the digestive cavity.
A free-swimming, ciliated larval stage in the life cycle of cnidarians.

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The adhesive base or foot of certain sessile organisms, providing attachment to a substrate.
Feeding polyps in colonial cnidarians responsible for capturing prey.
having the male and female organs in separate and distinct individuals
Small, specialized organelles within cnidocytes that contain a coiled, thread-like structure capable of injecting toxins into prey or attackers.
Radial partitions within the body cavity of certain animals, such as corals, contributing to structural support.
The male reproductive organ where sperm is produced.
The part of the digestive tract situated between the mouth and the esophagus.
Small, asexual reproductive structures that develop into jellyfish in the life cycle of cnidarians.
The process by which a scyphistoma forms a series of stacked, saucer-shaped segments called strobilae, which eventually develop into individual medusae.
Specialized cells containing stinging organelles (nematocysts) found in cnidarians and used for defense and capturing prey.
Partial partitions within the body cavity of certain animals, such as corals, which may not extend fully across the cavity.
Elongated, often flexible structures bearing sensory organs or appendages, used for feeding, locomotion, or defense in various organisms, particularly invertebrates such as cnidarians.
The opening of a moss capsule through which spores are released.
A sensory structure found on the margin of the bell of certain jellyfish, containing nerve cells and sensory organs.
The living tissue that connects polyps in colonial cnidarians, allowing for communication and nutrient sharing.
The inner layer of cells that lines the gastrovascular cavity in cnidarians and some other invertebrates, involved in digestion and nutrient absorption.
The mouth-like structure at the oral end of certain invertebrates, typically found in cnidarians such as jellyfish and hydras.
Thread-like structures containing nematocysts found in the body cavity of certain sea anemones, used for defense and prey capture.
Arm-like extensions from the central mouth of certain jellyfish, aiding in prey capture and digestion.

40 Clues: Having both male and female in the same individuals • The male reproductive organ where sperm is produced. • The opening of a moss capsule through which spores are released. • The female reproductive organ where eggs are produced and mature. • The central area of a jellyfish's body where the mouth is located. • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2022-06-17

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Vessels that bring blood back to the heart
Blood clots which can travel or form in the brain cause this disease
Vessels that carry blood away from the heart
Disease associated with the heart, veins, arteries, or other cardiovascular system parts
Test scan on the heart during exercise to view blood activity within the heart
Records the electrical signal from the heart to check for different heart conditions
Used to monitor and test the endurance of the heart under exercise
Disease which makes blood pumping difficult for the heart
Pertaining to the lungs and oxygen circulation
Abnormal weakening of the aorta or abdominal aortic aneurysm
of the heart
Ultrasound device used to scan the circulatory structure
A red body fluid that circulates through veins and arteries

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Hardened arteries disease
Insulated electric catheters are placed through the large vein in the upper leg and threaded into the heart, used to study the electrical
Meaning "vessel"
Tiny vessels that branch off from arteries to deliver blood to all body tissues
A muscular blood pump
When electrical impulses in the heart are not working properly
Relating to the arteries
Surrounding in relation to "pericardial"
Acute myocardial infarction or heart attack
Irregular heartbeat disease
Coronary artery bypass surgery to bypass blockages in arteries and veins
Relating to, or affecting the heart and blood vessels
Permanent pacemaker or an implantable device to treat low heart rates

26 Clues: of the heart • Meaning "vessel" • A muscular blood pump • Relating to the arteries • Hardened arteries disease • Irregular heartbeat disease • Surrounding in relation to "pericardial" • Vessels that bring blood back to the heart • Acute myocardial infarction or heart attack • Vessels that carry blood away from the heart • Pertaining to the lungs and oxygen circulation • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2022-10-21

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automated external defibrillator
across
swollen and dilated veins.
a test when X-ray dye called contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose things like narrowing (stenosis) or aneurysms.
the outer layer.
fast
through
condition in which the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed.
beats per minute
a condition in which an artery has a weakened wall, causing it to swell, like a balloon
is better known as high blood pressure
basic metabolic panel

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a condition in which the heart is not efficiently pumping from the left ventricle, causing reduced blood flow.
a test that uses ultrasound to look at the heart and its vessels.
also known as EKG or ECG
the thin inner layer that lines each chamber
The wall between the right and left atria
against
pertaining to
blood pressure
The wall between the right and left ventricles
used to measure certain items in the blood that may indicate heart muscle damage
the middle, muscular layer that contracts to pump blood.
cardiopulmonary resuscitation

24 Clues: fast • across • against • through • pertaining to • blood pressure • the outer layer. • beats per minute • basic metabolic panel • also known as EKG or ECG • swollen and dilated veins. • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • automated external defibrillator • is better known as high blood pressure • The wall between the right and left atria • the thin inner layer that lines each chamber • ...

Bio 102 lab 2023-02-25

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What is happening to fish size?
How a invasive aquatic species often transported to new environments?
What type of eggs do amniotes produce?
Which group of dinosaurs did birds evolve from?
What type of coral reef is effected most by hurricanes?
What happens to coral after around a month in warmer water?
2 pairs of temporal openings are consistent among most of which group?
Birds are a part of which group, descended from the earliest tetrapods?
What is the earliest group of vertebrates to be widely successful predators?
What fossils show the transition from reptilian dinosaurs to birds?
What is the relative of living frogs with small tusks at the end of its snout?
Which fish are the most diverse group of vertebrates alive today?
What bones do turtle's shells rest on?
Where did modern coral reef science begin?
What is the largest known species of turtle to ever live?

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Which organisms have a lifecycle between aquatic and terrestrial?
What is the term for organisms with four limbs?
What can invasive mussels prevent native mussels from doing when they attach?
Around 10,000 species of this animal exist, and are technically dinosaurs
What is the earliest group of vertebrates to evolve powered flight?
What element is used up by bacteria during decomposition?
Fossils show many dinosaurs may have had what feature, also had by birds?
What type of scans can be used to view fossils without cutting into them?
In what type of animal did limbs originate?
Large ______ are a sign of a healthy ecosystem
What land animal plays a part in coral reef health?
whale What is the largest living vertebrate?
How are native mussels being found on the floor of the canal?
What structure provides anchorage for muscles and teeth?
Costal zones containing runoff that spikes phytoplankton and algae growth?

30 Clues: What is happening to fish size? • What type of eggs do amniotes produce? • What bones do turtle's shells rest on? • Where did modern coral reef science begin? • In what type of animal did limbs originate? • whale What is the largest living vertebrate? • Large ______ are a sign of a healthy ecosystem • What is the term for organisms with four limbs? • ...

Lab Week 2023 2023-03-02

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Plates are smeared in these
What the "A" stands for in RACE
Red blood cell
Mislabeled specimens require a _______
Helps us view bacteria
The study of viruses
Four tubes are drawn for this test and incubated for 24 hours before being spun down
Laboratory PPE for the hands
Used to send specimens to lab
A type of needle

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What color tube is used to run a CBC?
Comprehensive ____________ Panel
Phlebotomists love these
Decreased in patients with anemia
Used to concentrate cells in a body fluid specimen onto a slide
April 23rd-29th
A person who draws blood
The liquid portion of blood remaining after a clot forms
The most common specimen used to run a Drug Screen
Blood Bank inspection agency

20 Clues: Red blood cell • April 23rd-29th • A type of needle • The study of viruses • Helps us view bacteria • Phlebotomists love these • A person who draws blood • Plates are smeared in these • Laboratory PPE for the hands • Blood Bank inspection agency • Used to send specimens to lab • What the "A" stands for in RACE • Comprehensive ____________ Panel • Decreased in patients with anemia • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2023-03-16

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/ Ventricular Tachycardia
Arrest / Stopping of the heart
/ Inflammation
Infection / Heart attack, heart does not get blood flow that it needs
/ Distributes oxygen
/ Pericardial sac around heart is inflamed, caused by viruses
Test / How well is the system functioning
Heart Failure / Heart is not efficiently pumping from heart ventricle
/ Organs
/ Inner
/ Procedure done in radiology, X-ray dye called contrast
/ Coronary Artery Bypass
/ Enlarged

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Artery Disease / Narrowing of the arteries surrounded by the heart
/ Blood vessels that collect oxygen
/ Fine branching blood vessels that form a network between the arterioles and venues
/ Potassium Chloride
/ Middle
Monitor / Portable EEG machine that patients wear for a few days
Transplantation / Surgical procedure in which patients heart is replaced with a heart from a donor
/ Process of cutting
/ Premature Ventricular Contraction
/ Hypertension
/ Ultrasound that loos at your heart and vessels
/ Pumps blood

25 Clues: / Inner • / Middle • / Organs • / Enlarged • / Pumps blood • / Inflammation • / Hypertension • / Potassium Chloride • / Distributes oxygen • / Process of cutting • / Coronary Artery Bypass • / Ventricular Tachycardia • Arrest / Stopping of the heart • / Blood vessels that collect oxygen • / Premature Ventricular Contraction • Test / How well is the system functioning • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2023-03-08

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narrowing of the arteries surrounding the heart
meaning around
shows narrowing, detects aneurysms, collects samples, and detects pressure in the heart
ultrasound to look at the heart and vessels
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft
the main artery of the human body
thick walls, carries blood away from the heart
pumps blood through the body
thin walls, carries blood to the heart
helps indicate heart muscle damage
pertaining to the lungs
Blood
measures how hard the heart works

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heart pumps inefficiently, reducing blood flow
x-ray dye injected into the blood vessels
Blood Pressure
a complete stopping of the heart
meaning middle
used to exchange oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nutrients
meaning inner or within
also known as myocardial infarction
Chest Pain
pertaining to the heart
artery has a weakened wall, leading to swelling
Shortness of Breathe

25 Clues: Blood • Chest Pain • Blood Pressure • meaning around • meaning middle • Shortness of Breathe • meaning inner or within • pertaining to the heart • pertaining to the lungs • Coronary Artery Bypass Graft • pumps blood through the body • a complete stopping of the heart • the main artery of the human body • measures how hard the heart works • helps indicate heart muscle damage • ...

Lab Week 2024 2024-04-09

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What kind of surgery we do here
Those big, cold boxes we use
The best arthropods in the entire world ever
The S in GMS
The name of our beloved processor
Cheese will literally kill this man
The H in H&E
The science of laboratory examination of samples of body tissue for diagnostic purposes
The S in PAS
What the docs use to look at slides
Usually wears purple coats...
The worst person in the clinic
Either basal cell or squamous cell, most of the time...

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The subject we are the techs of!
The kind of wax we embed in
The tool we use to cut ribbons on!
The E in H&E
The deadliest skin cancer!
What we do with tissue right after processing!
Fill in the blank: _____ Fast Red Stain
Stain - 10
The coolest histotech in the lab
Did someone say BTS?!

23 Clues: Stain - 10 • The S in GMS • The E in H&E • The H in H&E • The S in PAS • Did someone say BTS?! • The deadliest skin cancer! • The kind of wax we embed in • Those big, cold boxes we use • Usually wears purple coats... • The worst person in the clinic • What kind of surgery we do here • The subject we are the techs of! • The coolest histotech in the lab • The name of our beloved processor • ...

Lab Week 2024 2024-04-15

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group of disorders characterized by skin discoloration due to hemorrhages under the skin
increased level of potassium
pertaining to or resembling serum
surgical instrument for withdrawing fluids from a cavity of the body
collection or group of bacteria
excessive eating, gluttony
science that deals with the function and structure of body cells
degree of pathogenicity of a microorganism as indicated by the severity of the disease produced
breakdown of glycogen into glucose
armed services blood program
liberation of hemoglobin
localized collection of pus caused by infection buried in tissues, organs, or confined spaces

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stored at -18C or colder
occurring in various distinct forms
blood levels of a drug just before a drug dose is administered
irrigation or washing out of an organ
biological catalyst
killing microorganisms, or suppressing their multiplication or growth
difficult or labored breathing
term applied to any neoplastic disorder of the lymphoid tissue

20 Clues: biological catalyst • stored at -18C or colder • liberation of hemoglobin • excessive eating, gluttony • increased level of potassium • armed services blood program • difficult or labored breathing • collection or group of bacteria • pertaining to or resembling serum • breakdown of glycogen into glucose • occurring in various distinct forms • irrigation or washing out of an organ • ...

Lab Week 2024 2024-03-28

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Study of nature and cause of disease
Improper order of draw can lead to
Which tube needs to sit for about 30 minutes before being spun
Which test needs to be drawn after taking a special drink
Test that needs to be reviewed by a pathologist
When doing a walk-in for a specimen in processing what department should you be using when in epic
Used to prep skin for blood cultures
Preferred vein for venipuncture
What should not be done in the first and last hour of your shift without leadership approval
When doing a mini reg the encounter date is the same as the date of
I receive phone calls, order recollects, and addons

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Leaving the tourniquet on too long causes
Perform 10 tomahawk chops to mix antigens
Place me in a bag at all times when going into patient rooms
Injured blood vessel, skin may turn purple
Make sure to include this when putting a comment in the PDA
When do we use a 18 gauge needle
I need to be sent out by processors on the weekend and I'm very popular
An ACTH plasma needs to be stored as a
I need help finding a policy, where do I find it
Add on BMP and HH, Orange top is available, but no lavender top in lab how should you result addon

21 Clues: Preferred vein for venipuncture • When do we use a 18 gauge needle • Improper order of draw can lead to • Study of nature and cause of disease • Used to prep skin for blood cultures • An ACTH plasma needs to be stored as a • Leaving the tourniquet on too long causes • Perform 10 tomahawk chops to mix antigens • Injured blood vessel, skin may turn purple • ...

Lab Week 2024 2024-04-03

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The lab's traffic cop, stopping the flow of blood.
The lab's protein disco, separating molecules by dance moves.
The lab's floating detective, measuring liquid density.
The lab's temperature talk, speaking in Celsius.
The lab's whirlwind romance, mixing chemicals.
The lab's detective agency, hunting for antibodies.
The lab's art class, staining and painting tissue pictures.
The red carpet VIP in every blood cell, with an oxygen invite.
The lab's tiny treasure hunt, searching for clues in tissues.
Jell-O's cooler, scientific cousin.
Exploring the minuscule world of bacteria, viruses, and more!
The tiny stage where bacteria dance and grow.
The study of blood, where vampires are scientists.

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The lab's VIP guest, always being analyzed.
The lab's crime scene investigation, decoding diseases.
The mad scientist's favorite volcano-shaped flask.
The lab's fiery dragon, spewing blue flames.
A tiny magic wand for liquid transfers.
The lab's mood ring, revealing if things are sour or sweet.
The warm, cozy nest for growing baby microbes.
Turn small stuff into big discoveries!
The lab's ultimate spin class machine, also known as the Hemolyzer 9000.
The lab's deli slicer for thin tissue sandwiches.
The mysterious ingredient in the lab's cooking show.
The lab's postmortem party, unraveling the mysteries of death.
The lab's measuring mug, not for morning coffee.
The lab's water ballet, where molecules dance across membranes.
The spa for lab equipment, giving a germ-free glow.
The lab's mini-measurement, a drop in the bucket.
The lab's copy machine, replicating DNA like a pro.

30 Clues: Jell-O's cooler, scientific cousin. • Turn small stuff into big discoveries! • A tiny magic wand for liquid transfers. • The lab's VIP guest, always being analyzed. • The lab's fiery dragon, spewing blue flames. • The tiny stage where bacteria dance and grow. • The warm, cozy nest for growing baby microbes. • The lab's whirlwind romance, mixing chemicals. • ...

geoscience lab saftey 2024-08-16

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rough play in which people push and hit each other, or behave in a silly way.
close-fitting eyeglasses with side shields, for protecting the eyes from glare, dust, water, etc.
a tall narrow container with a volume scale used especially for measuring liquids.
disposable plastic pipets used to transfer small volumes of liquids
fitting clothing is quite large and does not fit tightly
a lipped cylindrical glass container for laboratory use.
a ventilated enclosure in a chemistry laboratory, in which harmful volatile chemicals can be used or kept.
necklaces or earing
a violent and destructive shattering or blowing apart of something, as is caused by a bomb.

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A volumetric pipette is a laboratory instrument used to measure and transfer a specific volume of liquid with a high level of accuracy
hairstyle where the head hair is allowed to grow to a considerable length.
used to snuff out fires
cleansing solution for a person's eye.
a substance that is capable of causing the illness or death of a living organism when introduced or absorbed.
a thin glass tube closed at one end, used to hold small amounts of material for laboratory testing or experiments.
a conical flat-bottomed laboratory flask with a narrow neck.
a small adjustable gas burner used in laboratories.
To give notice to by waving something; to wave the hand to; to beckon.
a flat heated surface (or a set of these), typically portable, used for cooking food or keeping it hot.
covering for the hand having separate sections for each of the fingers and the thumb and often extending part way up the arm.

20 Clues: necklaces or earing • used to snuff out fires • cleansing solution for a person's eye. • a small adjustable gas burner used in laboratories. • fitting clothing is quite large and does not fit tightly • a lipped cylindrical glass container for laboratory use. • a conical flat-bottomed laboratory flask with a narrow neck. • ...

LAB EQUIPMENT QUIZ 2024-08-20

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A bottle used for testing milk fat content
A glassware used for accurate liquid transfer
A laboratory heat source that uses natural gas
A glassware used to evaporate liquid
A glassware used for holing a small amount of liquid
A heating device that surrounds a flask
It measures the acidity and alkalinity of a solution
has a conical shape & used for mixing solutions
added to prevent bumping during boiling
An instrument used for viewing small objects

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A glassware container with a cylindrical shape
An instrument used for precise mass measurement
A glassware used for culturing microorganisms
An appliance used for drying and sterilizing equipment
It is used for small amounts of liquid
A protective handwear worn in the laboratory
Used for precise volume measurement in titration
Protective eyewear
An equipment used for high-temperature heating
An apparatus used for continuous extraction of a substance

20 Clues: Protective eyewear • A glassware used to evaporate liquid • It is used for small amounts of liquid • A heating device that surrounds a flask • added to prevent bumping during boiling • A bottle used for testing milk fat content • A protective handwear worn in the laboratory • An instrument used for viewing small objects • A glassware used for culturing microorganisms • ...

Chemistry Lab Equipment 2024-08-15

Chemistry Lab Equipment crossword puzzle

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Used for holding and organizing test tubes on the counter of the lab station.
Used to measure substances to a known volume, they can only measure to one specific volume.
Used to retrieve and dispense powder or solid chemicals for weighing or transferring to flasks or beakers.
Used to measure the temperature of solutions recorded in celsius.
Used for handling hot crucibles; also used to pick up other hot objects but NOT to be used to pick up beakers.
Connect to a ringstand and provide stable, elevated platforms for the reaction.
Something worn to protect your eyes during all lab exercises.
Used to hold a test tube that may be too hot to handle.
Used to hold a small amount of a solid, such as a product of a reaction.
Sits on top of an iron ring to provide a place to stand a beaker.
Used to close containers to avoid spillage or contamination, substances should never be heated with this on.
Safe and convenient way to perform reactions that require heating over a Bunsen burner.
Used to aid in the transfer of liquid from one vessel to another.
Used to attach rods to ring stand for certain experiments.
Used to pickup small objects.

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Used to perform many small scare reactions at one time.
Used for precise measurements (mass).
Used to clean out test tubes and graduated Cylinders.
Used to heat certain solids, more specifically metals to very high temperatures.
Used to measure volumes of liquids (varying volumes, and used often in labs in here).
Measures and delivers exact volumes of liquids (typically used in college labs).
Used to grind up substances into fine powder.
Used as a support for porcelain crucibles when being heated over a Bunsen burner.
Delivers a wash solution (typically distilled water) to a specific area.
Used to move beakers that contain hot liquids.
Used to hold substances during lab activities, and hold small amounts of materials and can easily be held over a flame.
Paper used to separate solids and liquids.
Used to manually stir solutions or transfer a single drop of a solution.
Used to hold both solids and liquids and help to stir or heat a solution that are unlikely to splatter.
Used to hold solids or liquids that could release gases during a reaction or that are likely to splatter if stirred or heated.
Used to weigh solids that will be later transferred to another vessel.
Used to light bunsen burners.
Used for the heating of nonvolatile liquids and solids.
Used to transfer a small volume of a liquid (We use instead of a glass eyedroper).

34 Clues: Used to light bunsen burners. • Used to pickup small objects. • Used for precise measurements (mass). • Paper used to separate solids and liquids. • Used to grind up substances into fine powder. • Used to move beakers that contain hot liquids. • Used to clean out test tubes and graduated Cylinders. • Used to perform many small scare reactions at one time. • ...

More Lab Fun 2024-07-23

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American cook who unknowingly infected many people with a pathogenic bacteria in the early 1900s.
Microscopic study of tissues and organs.
Q fever
Inclusions found in myeloid blast cells during AML.
Destruction of RBCs.
T4
Most commonly used area for venipuncture.
This blood group antibody appears shiny and refractile under the microscope
Immature red blood cells
This food is a common trigger for G6PD deficiency.
These are formed in the bone marrow and circulate in the blood and lymph tissue.

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A series of steps that occur after tissue injury to stop bleeding and form a blood clot.
This maternal bacterial colonization may cause serious infections in newborns, such as meningitis, sepsis, pneumonia, and/or stillbirth.
A positive result for this antibody in conjunction with consistent clinical features may be suggestive of rheumatoid arthritis.
Mixture of DTT and Papain that is used to remove antibody from sensitized RBCs.
Tickborn disease caused by gram negative intracellular organisms.
Needle used to access a superficial vein
Rice-water stool
Most prevalent viral STD in the USA.
Causes nongonococcal urethritis.
Turbulent blood flow may cause destruction of RBCs and form these:
Cat-scratch fever
There is no cure for this virus. It will always remain in the body (lies dormant in the tissues).
The detection of leukocytes in urine uses this reagent.

24 Clues: T4 • Q fever • Rice-water stool • Cat-scratch fever • Destruction of RBCs. • Immature red blood cells • Causes nongonococcal urethritis. • Most prevalent viral STD in the USA. • Microscopic study of tissues and organs. • Needle used to access a superficial vein • Most commonly used area for venipuncture. • This food is a common trigger for G6PD deficiency. • ...

Endocrine Physiology Lab 2024-10-01

Endocrine Physiology Lab crossword puzzle

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Released in bursts
The "stress" hormone
A physician's assistant?
Retiring after this semester
How hormones travel in the body
Does reps for science
Anterior pituitary hormone
Liver hormone that stimulates growth
Athletic trainer in former life
Peptide based hormones require this
Integrates nervous and endocrine systems
Feedback loop that stimulates

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Stimulates glucose uptake
Chemical messenger in blood
Went to school in Louisiana
Male anabolic growth hormone
Concentrations change in morning vs night
Region that secretes cortisol
Stimulates lipolysis
Female developmental hormone
Is a registered dietitian
Received PhD from Temple University
Registered nurse

23 Clues: Registered nurse • Released in bursts • The "stress" hormone • Stimulates lipolysis • Does reps for science • A physician's assistant? • Stimulates glucose uptake • Is a registered dietitian • Anterior pituitary hormone • Chemical messenger in blood • Went to school in Louisiana • Retiring after this semester • Male anabolic growth hormone • Female developmental hormone • ...

Medical Terminology Lab 2024-10-08

Medical Terminology Lab crossword puzzle

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A condition where the heart's function is impaired
Hardening of the arteries due to plaque buildup
Monitor: A portable device that records heart activity over 24 hours
A test that records the electrical activity of the heart
Blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart
Prefix relating to blood vessels
A general term for diseases of the heart and blood vessels
Prefix referring to blood vessels
Small blood vessels where gas exchange occurs between blood and tissues
A narrowing of the coronary arteries

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An irregular heartbeat that can affect heart function
An imaging test that uses X-rays to see blood vessels
Test: A test that measures heart function under physical stress
Suffix meaning "blood condition"
The muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body
High blood pressure that can lead to serious health problems
An ultrasound that visualizes heart structures and function
The force of blood against the walls of arteries
Prefix meaning "heart."
Suffix indicating inflammation
The largest artery in the body, which carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body
Myocardial Infarction, or heart attack.
Failure: A condition in which the heart cannot pump enough blood
Arrest: Medical term for a heart attack
Blood vessels that return deoxygenated blood back to the heart

25 Clues: Prefix meaning "heart." • Suffix indicating inflammation • Suffix meaning "blood condition" • Prefix relating to blood vessels • Prefix referring to blood vessels • A narrowing of the coronary arteries • Myocardial Infarction, or heart attack. • Arrest: Medical term for a heart attack • Hardening of the arteries due to plaque buildup • ...

Lab Week 2023 2023-04-13

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condition where red cell count or hemoglobin level is below normal
a protein involved in forming blood clots in the body
cell responsible for the production of blood platelets
procedure that removes waste substance from the circulating blood
protozoan parasite that is sexually transmitted
erythrocytes with a slit-like central pallor, giving them the appearance of "coffee beans" or "kissing lips"
the study of micoorganisms (bacteria,viruses,parasites)
procedure in which a needle is used to take blood from a vein
hormone produced naturally by the pancreas and controls the level of glucose in the blood
the study of hormones
increased platelet count
these crystals have a characteristic octahedral or envelope shape; fine focusing will cause the "x" to be refractile

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process of configuring an instrument to provide a result for a sample within an acceptable range
the rupture or destruction of red cells resulting in the release of hemoglobin
the percentage by volume of red cells in your blood
low lint wipes used to clean in the lab
red blood cell
cloudy appearance due to excess lipid content
salts and minerals such as sodium, potassium, chloride and bicarbonate
device used to separate the cells from the liquid intercellular matrix
waste product made by your body during the digestion of protein and is toxic when high levels build up in the bloodstream
having reduced color or hemoglobin content
presence of blood in the urine
Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid
clumping of red blood cells that appear to be stacked like a roll of coins

25 Clues: red blood cell • the study of hormones • increased platelet count • presence of blood in the urine • Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid • low lint wipes used to clean in the lab • having reduced color or hemoglobin content • cloudy appearance due to excess lipid content • protozoan parasite that is sexually transmitted • the percentage by volume of red cells in your blood • ...

Lab Week 2023 2023-04-26

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very sick people
citrate coagulation
outpatient surgery
syphilis
ED Dept
self-adhesive tape
thyroid
plain blood bank
centrifuge
edta hematology
coagulation
rubberband that constricts
chemistry panel
pregnancy test

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very little people
blood bank ID
ph, ketones, nitrate
inpatient customers
blood culture collection
heparin chemistry
cardiac marker
white, red, platelet

22 Clues: ED Dept • thyroid • syphilis • centrifuge • coagulation • blood bank ID • cardiac marker • pregnancy test • edta hematology • chemistry panel • very sick people • plain blood bank • heparin chemistry • very little people • outpatient surgery • self-adhesive tape • citrate coagulation • inpatient customers • ph, ketones, nitrate • white, red, platelet • blood culture collection • rubberband that constricts

Unit 5 Lab 2022-11-05

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inner layer, lining of each chamber
congestive hear failure
swollen and dilated veins in the legs
blood pressure
hardening
study of
dye is used to look at vessels
myocardial infarction
specialized in the heart
carries blood to the heart
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
fast
low blood pressure
thick walls, carries blood away
lab to look for heart muscle damage
hypertension
above
sac around the heart is inflamed
blood pressure cuff

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sound of blood going through vessels
exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
EKG
enlarged
artery has a weakened wall, swelling
elevated blood pressure
largest artery in the body

26 Clues: EKG • fast • above • study of • enlarged • hardening • hypertension • blood pressure • low blood pressure • blood pressure cuff • myocardial infarction • congestive hear failure • elevated blood pressure • specialized in the heart • carries blood to the heart • largest artery in the body • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • dye is used to look at vessels • thick walls, carries blood away • ...

Chemistry Lab Equipment 2022-08-05

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finds the mass of substances
securely holds various glasswear over bunsen burners when connected to a ring stand
organizes test tubes
used to close containers: usually conical flasks
used to safely dispense liquids from pipettes
used to heat nonvolatile substances at an even temperature
used to support funnels and crucibles on a ring stand
delivers small volumes of chemicals during a titration
used to accurately measure liquids to .1 cm3
delivers distilled water
light bunsen burner
usded for heating liquids that could possibly release gases or splatter
uses gas to produce a flame to heat nonvolatile substances
used to pick up small objects
used for pulverizing solids

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used to deliver a fixed volume of liquid
used to cover beakers or to hold small amounts of product
transfers small amounts of liquid and are thrown away after use
identifies acids and bases
used for heating certain solids to very high temperatures
collects gases
used to dispense solid chemicals from their containers
used to clean test tubes and other lab apparatuses
used for holding test tubes which are too hot to handle
suspends glass over bunsen burner
used for heating liquids that will not release gasses or splatter
spreads flame out evenly beneath glasswear
used for evaporating liquids from solids
used to move hot items
used to weigh solids on an electronic balance
used to heat and hold small amounts of chemicals for viewing or chemical reactions
used to measure the temperature of substances
used to agitate chemicals and transfering a single drop of a solution

33 Clues: collects gases • light bunsen burner • organizes test tubes • used to move hot items • delivers distilled water • identifies acids and bases • used for pulverizing solids • finds the mass of substances • used to pick up small objects • suspends glass over bunsen burner • used to deliver a fixed volume of liquid • used for evaporating liquids from solids • ...

Happy Lab Week 2022-04-26

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we're developing a new one right now
buccal a kit type specific to PGx
one of two different forms of a gene
monday, wednesday, and friday mornings
College of American _______
what there's no such thing as, or T/TH at noon
the tertiary structure of DNA
DNA->RNA->protein, or the central ___
the backbone of Invitae Seattle

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I <3 ____
messenger molecule
magical laboratory software
they always deliver
robotic accessioning software
order a test with this
deoxyribonucleic acid
you can't see him!
they work in the lab
report _____ tool
an observable trait

20 Clues: I <3 ____ • report _____ tool • messenger molecule • you can't see him! • they always deliver • an observable trait • they work in the lab • deoxyribonucleic acid • order a test with this • magical laboratory software • College of American _______ • robotic accessioning software • the tertiary structure of DNA • the backbone of Invitae Seattle • buccal a kit type specific to PGx • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2023-09-17

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IV
bottom of heart
destruction
muscle
automated emergency defibrillator
when the pericardial sac gets inflamed
swollen and dilated veins
hypertension
outer layer of the heart
when the heart completely stops
inflammation
ER
have thick walls and move blood away from the heart
blood pressure cuff
a swollen artery

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records the electrical activity of the heart
what the doctor typically uses to listen to your heart
dilated vein
acute myocardial infarction
made of cardiac muscle; divided into 4 chambers
have thin walls and move blood toward the heart
double layer sac enclosing the layers of the heart
high blood pressure
tool to regulate heart beat
top of heart
used to diagnose an aneurysm
aorta

27 Clues: IV • ER • aorta • muscle • destruction • dilated vein • hypertension • top of heart • inflammation • bottom of heart • a swollen artery • high blood pressure • blood pressure cuff • outer layer of the heart • swollen and dilated veins • acute myocardial infarction • tool to regulate heart beat • used to diagnose an aneurysm • when the heart completely stops • automated emergency defibrillator • ...

Lab Equipment Crossword 2023-08-09

Lab Equipment Crossword crossword puzzle

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Used for handling hot test tubes
Ring support that suspends equipment
Used to dispense water (not shoot at your classmates!)
A flat-bottomed flask with a narrow neck that can be used for heating, mixing, watching reactions
To spread the heat of a flame. Rests on the ring for the ring stand
Used to heat materials in the lab without a flame
Glassware used as a container, cup, stirring, mixing, pouring, heating
Tray or paper used to hold/find the mass of a chemical
Used to clean out test tubes
Measures temperature
Transfers small amounts of solid chemicals
Used to heat small amounts of solid material at high temperatures
Used to hold burets when titrating
Mixes combinations of liquids
Used to hold liquids for titration
Used to grind chemicals to a powder

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Used for sealing flasks and other glassware
Eye protection - should be worn at all times in the lab!
Measures the mass of an object
Supports crucible over burner
Holds filter paper and can be used for pouring liquids
Used for handling hot crucibles and evaporating dishes
Glass or plastic cylinder used to measure volumes of a liquid
Container for small amounts of liquid to be evaporated
Used for filtering larger objects
Heats chemicals in beakers or test tubes with a flame
Used for handling hot beakers
Holds multiple test tubes upright
Used to protect clothing and skin from chemicals and flame
Holds glassware to ring stand
Used to grab small materials
Thin glass tube used to hold small amounts of materials for testing
Used to transfer small amounts of liquid
Can cover breakers or evaporate very small amounts of liquid

34 Clues: Measures temperature • Used to clean out test tubes • Used to grab small materials • Supports crucible over burner • Used for handling hot beakers • Holds glassware to ring stand • Mixes combinations of liquids • Measures the mass of an object • Used for handling hot test tubes • Used for filtering larger objects • Holds multiple test tubes upright • ...

Physiology Lab Review 2022-12-05

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enzyme responsible for the formation of carbonic acid in the blood
the amount of air in the lungs that cannot be expelled
minimum energy needed for a reaction to occur
urinalysis test that relies on color changes to indicate values of parameters such as pH and proteins
blip on an ECG indicating ventricular repolarization
receives efferent message from control center to produce change
volume of air exchanged in the lungs during quiet breathing
indicator solution for choride
type of graph used when you have 2 dependent variables
lower pressure on a BP reading
describes how cell membranes let only some things easily cross
term describing how well a ligand binds to a protein

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when hemoglobin has 4 oxygen molecules bound to it
type of anemia resulting from a genetic disease that produces abnormally shaped red blood cells
minimum stimulus needed to contract a muscle
the amount of blood leaving the left ventricle with each contraction
when an compound dissolved in water splits into ions
large leukocyte that becomes a macrophage
salt that emulsifies lipids during digestion
this parameter should be elevated in patients with an UTI
diffusion of water molecules down their gradient
term describing how the brain can increase the number of muscle cells being activated in response to an increase demand of contractile force
location when a noncompetitive inhibitor would bind
Term describing blood Type O due to its lack of antigens
prefix equal to 10X larger than the standard unit
indicator solution for maltose and glucose
protein covering the binding sites on actin
term describing how well a solute mixes with a solvent
elevated blood pressure
hematocrit lower than set point
physics law that states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to the volume of space it occupies.

31 Clues: elevated blood pressure • indicator solution for choride • lower pressure on a BP reading • hematocrit lower than set point • large leukocyte that becomes a macrophage • indicator solution for maltose and glucose • protein covering the binding sites on actin • minimum stimulus needed to contract a muscle • salt that emulsifies lipids during digestion • ...

Photography Lab Crossword 2022-12-08

Photography Lab Crossword crossword puzzle

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Ferric Ammonium Citrate & Potassium Ferricyanide (see 7)
Eastman _____ Company
take pictures from a distance
'It's upside-down and backwards!'
Silver snatcher; Hypo Check
Benevolent overlord of the Photo Lab
Fancy square negatives
A type of lizard
Printer type
semi-shiny paper

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Photographic variant of Chromolithography (see 7)
UV (see 7)
First publicly available photographic process (see 7)
Processes that 'aren't like other girls'
Darkroom bulb
Camera with baby aperture (see 10)
Stored and discharged flash
Shoot and develop film for a higher ISO than rated
"It doesn't stain the trays!" -Jen
Used in the painting studio and the darkroom

20 Clues: UV (see 7) • Printer type • Darkroom bulb • A type of lizard • semi-shiny paper • Eastman _____ Company • Fancy square negatives • Stored and discharged flash • Silver snatcher; Hypo Check • take pictures from a distance • 'It's upside-down and backwards!' • Camera with baby aperture (see 10) • "It doesn't stain the trays!" -Jen • Benevolent overlord of the Photo Lab • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2022-05-10

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vital signs stable
a test that uses ultrasound to look at the heart and vessels.
better known as high blood pressure
atrioventricular
lung
oxygen
a condition in which the heart is not efficiently pumping from the left ventricle
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
measures the electrical activity of the heart.
vein
a condition in which an artery has a weakened wall, causing it to swell

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instrument used to measure blood pressure
blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart.
blood vessels with thick walls that carry blood away from the heart.
pulse
uses ultrasound to look at blood moving through the blood vessels
heart
the hardening of arteries, caused by fat build-up on the arteries’ walls
a test where contrast (x-ray dye) is injected into blood vessels.
blood vessels with very thin walls that allow the exchange of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and other nutrients.
hypertension
commonly referred to as a heart attack
mitral valve prolapse
the organ/muscle that is at the center of the cardiovascular system’s function

24 Clues: lung • vein • pulse • heart • oxygen • hypertension • atrioventricular • vital signs stable • mitral valve prolapse • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • better known as high blood pressure • commonly referred to as a heart attack • instrument used to measure blood pressure • measures the electrical activity of the heart. • blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart. • ...

unit 5 lab 2025-02-20

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when one or more of the valves in your heart don't work properly.
small sample of blood is taken to check for various health conditions.
cardiac magnetic resonance
defibrillation threshold
a test that uses sound waves to create images of your heart, like an ultrasound for the heart.
large vein that carries blood with low oxygen levels to the heart.
root word meaning gills.
muscular organ in the chest that pumps blood throughout the body.
cardiovascular disease
beats per minute
A way to see how your heart works during physical activity, usually involves walking on a treadmill or riding a stationary bike.
happens when blood flow to part of the brain is cut off, can be due to a blocked or burst blood vessel.

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detailed imaging that uses r-rays to take pictures of the heart and blood vessels.
suffix meaning inflammation
also known as an ECG, measures the electrical activity in the heart.
also know as myocardial infarction, blood flow to the heart is blocked for an extended period of time.
prefix meaning inside or within
one of the left chambers of the heart, receives oxygen rich blood from the lungs through the pulmonary veins.
blood pressure
blood vessels that carry oxygen rich blood from the lungs to the heart.
one of the four chambers of the heart, pumps blood to the lungs, and is on the right
suffix meaning pain.
prefix meaning under or below.
also know as high blood pressure, can cause damage to the heart and blood vessels over time, "silent killer"
when the heart beats in an irregular way, may be to fast, slow, or with an uneven rhythm.

25 Clues: blood pressure • beats per minute • suffix meaning pain. • cardiovascular disease • defibrillation threshold • root word meaning gills. • cardiac magnetic resonance • suffix meaning inflammation • prefix meaning under or below. • prefix meaning inside or within • when one or more of the valves in your heart don't work properly. • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2025-04-01

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the things that carry your blood
to harden
a heart attack
fatty substance
complaint of
to look at the blood going through blood vessels
a condition in which the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
relating to one of the main organs of the body
surgical repair
automated external defibrillator

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instrument for viewing chest
an area gets narrower
blood vessels
blood pressure cuff
X-ray dye called contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose things like narowing
ultrasound to look at the heart and its vessels
beats per minute
red liquid
better known as high blood pressure
branching blood vessels
blood pressure
the organ that beats
atrial fibrillation

23 Clues: to harden • red liquid • complaint of • blood vessels • a heart attack • blood pressure • fatty substance • surgical repair • beats per minute • blood pressure cuff • atrial fibrillation • the organ that beats • an area gets narrower • branching blood vessels • instrument for viewing chest • the things that carry your blood • automated external defibrillator • better known as high blood pressure • ...

Lab Week 2025 2025-03-19

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This part of a microscope isn’t for performing, it’s the platform that holds and positions a specimen for viewing
The laboratory technique that is used to separate molecules based on their size and electrical charge
These spiral-shaped bacteria can cause syphilis or Lyme disease
This bacteria can survive refrigeration temperatures, is often linked to foodborne illness outbreaks, and is especially dangerous for pregnant people
Karl _______’s law states a person with one blood group antigen will not have the corresponding antibody
The toxin produced by Clostridium botulinum, it is also used for cosmetic purposes
They want to take your blood (hint: not a vampire)
Variation in erythrocyte shape
Blood test for kidney function
Go for a spin
Clotting
The rarest blood type, “golden blood”

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HDL and LDL
This spring-colored tube type contains EDTA
Why to pee in a cup
This festive clotting factor is also known as Factor IX
This protects your clothes
Teeny Tiny
________ Percent of medical decisions are based on laboratory test results
The procedure to remove a sample of tissue for testing
A breed of dog that comes in yellow, chocolate, or black
It uses heat and steam to kill bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores
The Liquid component of blood without presence of fibrinogen
These bodies are small, irregular, iron-containing granules found inside red blood cells
Only gram-negative bacteria will grow on this agar

25 Clues: Clotting • Teeny Tiny • HDL and LDL • Go for a spin • Why to pee in a cup • This protects your clothes • Variation in erythrocyte shape • Blood test for kidney function • The rarest blood type, “golden blood” • This spring-colored tube type contains EDTA • They want to take your blood (hint: not a vampire) • Only gram-negative bacteria will grow on this agar • ...

Lab Week 2025 2025-03-19

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The toxin produced by Clostridium botulinum, it is also used for cosmetic purposes
The Liquid component of blood without presence of fibrinogen
HDL and LDL
Why to pee in a cup
Teeny Tiny
Karl _______’s law states a person with one blood group antigen will not have the corresponding antibody
The procedure to remove a sample of tissue for testing
________ Percent of medical decisions are based on laboratory test results
These bodies are small, irregular, iron-containing granules found inside red blood cells
It uses heat and steam to kill bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores
The rarest blood type, “golden blood”
Go for a spin
This festive clotting factor is also known as Factor IX

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Variation in erythrocyte shape
Clotting
They want to take your blood (hint: not a vampire)
This part of a microscope isn’t for performing, it’s the platform that holds and positions a specimen for viewing
Blood test for kidney function
Only gram-negative bacteria will grow on this agar
These spiral-shaped bacteria can cause syphilis or Lyme disease
This bacteria can survive refrigeration temperatures, is often linked to foodborne illness outbreaks, and is especially dangerous for pregnant people
This protects your clothes
This spring-colored tube type contains EDTA
The laboratory technique that is used to separate molecules based on their size and electrical charge
A breed of dog that comes in yellow, chocolate, or black

Lab Christmas Puzzle 2024-10-28

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Soldier proteins targeting invaders.
Art and skill of drawing blood with a gentle touch.
A white knight cell, defending against disease.
Blood’s selective swap, removing only what’s needed.
Body’s building blocks and multitasking molecules.
Disorder where blood’s clotting is lacking.
A small piece of tissue for a big diagnosis.
Spinning down samples to separate layers.
Blood cancer affecting white blood cells.
Kidney-filtered waste, keeping blood clean.
Concentration of particles in blood’s solution.
Acid DNA or RNA, holding life’s blueprint.
The body’s pH balance act.
Control Strategies for keeping germs at bay.
Blood’s “fullness” measure of red cells.
Rate Speed at which red cells fall, indicating inflammation.
Slicer supreme, making tissue paper-thin.
Breaking down red blood cells — a blood rupture.
A microscopic intruder, bringing trouble.
Phosphatase Liver enzyme with digestive duties.
Substance keeping blood in liquid form.
A breakdown of white blood cell types in blood.
Fat molecule found in cell walls and blood.
The detective work behind diagnosing disease.
How long it takes blood to form a clot.
Body’s charged particles for nerve and muscle action.
The study of shape and form — cellular style.
Kinase Marker for muscle damage in the blood.
Sweet energy molecule circulating in your blood.
The “glue” that helps form clots.
The art of turning blood from liquid to solid.
Measurement showing blood’s particle load.
Phosphatase Enzyme indicator of prostate health.
The clumping of red blood cells in a reaction.
Reading tissues like a detective reads clues.
Sensitive test to detect antibodies or antigens.
Snapshot of blood’s cell counts in one test.
The ruby-red cell delivering life-giving oxygen.
The science of blood and all its hidden stories.
The electrical portrait of your heartbeat.
The study of fungi, from yeast to mold.
The power to provoke an immune response.
Mighty molecule fighting infection.
The turning point when antibodies appear.
Traits you can see, coded in DNA.
The chemistry of life, on a molecular level.

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Blood protein keeping fluids in line.
Indicator of kidney function from protein breakdown.
DNA’s photocopier, amplifying tiny fragments.
A bacterial toxin that spells trouble for humans.
A product or byproduct of the body’s chemistry.
Genetic twists affecting blood’s oxygen carriers.
Pigment that makes jaundice yellow.
Rate The pace of red cells sinking in blood.
Foreign substance sparking an immune attack.
Blood-cleaning machine for kidney function.
Tolerance Blood sugar’s reaction to a sugar challenge.
Protein essential for the clotting cascade.
Culture Test to see which microbes lurk in the bloodstream.
Big eater cell devouring unwanted debris.
The art of seeing life’s smallest mysteries.
Waste marker for kidneys’ work status.
Marker Molecule signaling cancer may be near.
Compound released during allergic reactions.
Enzyme marking liver or muscle damage.
The immune system’s messenger molecules.
The clear stage where blood’s drama unfolds.
Tracking down freeloaders in the body.
A map of protein separation by electric field.
The science of bacteria — microscopic mischief-makers.
What’s left after blood clots — the body’s filtered serum.
A blood clot on a detour.
Prothrombin time, clotting’s ticking clock.
Marrow Spongy tissue where blood begins.
Measure of antibody power in blood.
Tiny cells clumping together to plug leaks.
Oxygen’s personal taxi in the bloodstream.
The immune system’s secret handshake, detected.
Study of viruses, those tiny agents of illness.
Body’s strategy to stop the bleeding.
Glowing technique for antibody detection.
Fine-tuning lab instruments to ensure accuracy.
A tiny sample that speaks volumes.
Fats that fuel, protect, and insulate.
Frontline cell fighting bacteria.
Marrow Aspirate Sample drawn from the bone’s core.
Thyroid’s messenger hormone.
Boosting the immune army against disease.
Perfect balance between cells and their solution.
Hormone Regulator of the body’s calcium stores.
Protein Inflammation’s fast responder.
When the body’s defense team goes rogue.
A “snapshot” test revealing clues in the urine.
The science of poisons and their effects.
Count How many clots you could make if you needed to.
Condition where red blood runs low.
Test Blood test to check for harmful antibodies.

97 Clues: A blood clot on a detour. • The body’s pH balance act. • Thyroid’s messenger hormone. • The “glue” that helps form clots. • Frontline cell fighting bacteria. • Traits you can see, coded in DNA. • A tiny sample that speaks volumes. • Pigment that makes jaundice yellow. • Measure of antibody power in blood. • Condition where red blood runs low. • ...

Lab Week Fun 2025-04-10

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Abbreviation for a full blood workup
Department that analyzes tissues
Centrifuge separates this from blood
Unit of enzyme activity
Organ assessed by ALT and AST levels
Measures red blood cell volume
Yellow pigment measured in liver function tests
Common anticoagulant in lavender-top tubes
Stain used in microbiology
Blood cell involved in clotting
Waste product of muscle metabolism
Substance detected in a pregnancy test
Pathogen studied in virology
Glass tool for spreading bacteria
Common electrolyte in blood tests

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Urine test component for kidney function
Test that detects diabetes
Type of test that identifies antigens
Blood gas often measured in critical patients
Microbiology plate used for bacterial cultures
Tube used for collecting blood samples
Test for blood clotting time
Microscopy technique using fluorescence
Blood type system
Immunoglobulin type
Type of white blood cell
Color of tube top for coagulation testing
Protein that binds oxygen
Common blood thinner measured in coagulation studies
Blood sugar test acronym

30 Clues: Blood type system • Immunoglobulin type • Unit of enzyme activity • Type of white blood cell • Blood sugar test acronym • Protein that binds oxygen • Test that detects diabetes • Stain used in microbiology • Test for blood clotting time • Pathogen studied in virology • Measures red blood cell volume • Blood cell involved in clotting • Department that analyzes tissues • ...

SG-LAB-APR 2025-04-10

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Another word for a sweet reward
Popular kids' game involving hidden surprises
Outdoor meal enjoyed in springtime
Ideal weather for outdoor egg hunts
Bright yellow spring flower
Fast-paced game, maybe with eggs on spoons
Fake, colorful filler in Easter baskets
What’s inside a hidden egg
A flower that blooms around Easter
A sweet category filling Easter baskets
Fluffy part of the bunny
You might wear this to an Easter party
Used to color eggs
Decor that grows
More than one Easter rabbit
Marshmallow candy shaped like chicks
Kind of egg used for hiding candy
What a bunny does
Used to decorate eggs

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What people do when they find a golden egg
Action verb for the egg search
Fancy hat sometimes worn in parades
Sweet treat that fills baskets
The outer layer of an egg
People you might celebrate Easter with
Bunny’s favorite snack
Day of the week Easter is celebrated
Iconic animal associated with Easter
Small, colorful candy often found in eggs
Something fun to solve (like this!)
What you do to eggs before the hunt
Carried around to collect eggs
Festive event with floats, music, and costumes
Spring flower in many Easter decorations
What flowers do in spring
The season of Easter
Month Easter usually falls in
Yellow baby bird

38 Clues: Decor that grows • Yellow baby bird • What a bunny does • Used to color eggs • The season of Easter • Used to decorate eggs • Bunny’s favorite snack • Fluffy part of the bunny • The outer layer of an egg • What flowers do in spring • What’s inside a hidden egg • Bright yellow spring flower • More than one Easter rabbit • Month Easter usually falls in • Action verb for the egg search • ...

Happy Lab Week! 2025-04-18

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Discovered the ABO blood group system
Irradiation reduces risk of _____
Cw and Cx are ____ to MAR
1940's term used to describe IgG antibodies
GP(B-A-B) found in SE Asians
Common gram-negative platelet contaminant
Antithetical to 'N'
Population with higher incidence of anti-PP1Pk
Anti-D ____ to 128
Patient with 1 abnormal HgbS gene
Eluting an alloantibody from a recently transfused patient indicates a _____
Fisher-Race designation for typical African American phenotype
most at risk for GVHD
Duclos and Ola are in this blood group system
Hemoglobin threshold for transfusion (noncardiac)
Antigens found on complement
Function of Kidd system
Cells responsible for antibody production
Sda protein in urine
Building block for ABO system
XK/XK leads to _____
Wra is in this blood group system
Antigen weakened by Sew
Blood group system most associated with linkage disequilibrium
ERMAP antigen that can cause severe HDFN
Blood group system that can affect Kell system expression
Blood group system found on Decay Accelerating Factor
Allograft not requiring ABO or HLA type match
P1 neutralizing substance is derived from
Trypsin is derived from _____
While other Duffy antigen expression is unaffected, Fy5 is absent from _____ cells

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Can be used to determine polyagglutination prior to lectins
DTT
Test required for valid positive weak D
LISS enhances reaction strength by lowering _____
I and i are a blood group _____
Known for performing earliest transfusions
Alternate genes at a single locus
antigen that separates D. . from D- -
Polyagglutination caused by neuraminidase production from bacteria
Transfusion recommendation for anti-Kna
T and TN are examples of ______
Purpose of fresh, normal serum for Donath Landsteiner test
Antigen picked up by anti-D when patient is Rh negative
Immunodominant sugar of group B
Xga and CD99 escape ______
Child expresses antigen that could not have come from the father _____ exclusion
Titer positive at 2048, but negative at 1, 2, and 4
Unit for measuring genetic linkage
Antibody identified in PeG but not solid phase
population with highest occurrence of Cw
Lex and Ley are ____ of Lea and Leb
Transfusion reaction caused by HLA antibodies in donor unit
Technique used to determine underlying antibodies in presence of anti-Jk3
Common cause of ABO discrepancies; missing reverse reactions
Transmits Chagas disease

56 Clues: DTT • Anti-D ____ to 128 • Antithetical to 'N' • Sda protein in urine • XK/XK leads to _____ • most at risk for GVHD • Function of Kidd system • Antigen weakened by Sew • Transmits Chagas disease • Cw and Cx are ____ to MAR • Xga and CD99 escape ______ • GP(B-A-B) found in SE Asians • Antigens found on complement • Building block for ABO system • Trypsin is derived from _____ • ...

Lab Week 2025 2025-04-17

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Describes the dark brown markings on the fur of the head, ears, tail, and paws
Type of coat pattern with stripes
Condition caused by a parasite sometimes found in cat feces
Term that describes all types of cats
An anthropomorphized white cat with a red bow and has a twin sister named Mimmy
Black and white type of cat
A cat with a large head cover that is friends with 2 things
In cosmetics, can describe and eyeliner style or nail polish type
Resurrected lion that befriended 4 siblings
Tybalt's nickname
A suave, swashbuckling, honourable ginger cat based on a fairytale character
A nickname given to the toe pads of cats
Real name - Tardar Sauce was an internet celebrity affected by feline dwarfism and an underbite
An orange cat known to love lasagna

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Type of coat pattern consisting of 2 colors
A lion cub that is the prince of the Pride Lands
When cats knead, it is colloquially known as making ________
Plant known to make cats do silly things
Type of coat pattern consisting of 3 colors
Domestic cats are known to decimate the populations of these animals
Tweety Bird's nemesis
Teen girl band known for their Disney movies in the 2000s
Regarded cats as godly
Cats are obligate ____________
Name for a baby cat
Only big cat that does not roar
A black cat known to have a "Magic Bag of Tricks"
Mascot for the Carolina Panthers
Known for his catchphrase "They're greeeeaaat!"

29 Clues: Tybalt's nickname • Name for a baby cat • Tweety Bird's nemesis • Regarded cats as godly • Black and white type of cat • Cats are obligate ____________ • Only big cat that does not roar • Mascot for the Carolina Panthers • Type of coat pattern with stripes • An orange cat known to love lasagna • Term that describes all types of cats • Plant known to make cats do silly things • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2024-11-26

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A condition where the heart beats irregularly, too fast, or too slow.
A condition where blood pressure is lower than normal, leading to symptoms like dizziness, fainting, and fatigue.
A diagnostic test that uses sound waves (ultrasound) to create moving images of the heart.
A suffix referring to the narrowing or constriction of a passage or vessel in the body.
A non-invasive imaging technique using magnetic fields and radio waves to create detailed images of internal structures, often used to examine the heart.
This device records the electrical activity of the heart and is used to detect arrhythmias, heart attacks, and other cardiac conditions.
An upper chamber of the heart that receives blood coming into the heart, either from the body or lungs.
Microscopic blood vessels where the exchange of oxygen, nutrients, and waste occurs between blood and tissues.
A suffix meaning vessels
A condition commonly known as high blood pressure.
A valve located between the left atrium and left ventricle, ensuring that blood flows only in one direction from the atrium to the ventricle, preventing backflow.
A lower chamber of the heart that pumps blood out to the lungs or the rest of the body.
The main pumping organ of the cardiovascular system.
A prefix meaning related to the heart, used in terms such as 'cardiovascular' and 'cardiologist.'
A disease of the heart muscle that can lead to heart failure.

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The largest artery in the body, which carries oxygenated blood from the left ventricle of the heart to the rest of the body.
A valve located between the right atrium and right ventricle, responsible for preventing blood from flowing backward into the atrium when the ventricle contracts.
(abbrev.)The large vein that carries deoxygenated blood from the upper part of the body back to the right atrium of the heart.
(abbrev.) For Electrocardiogram
Blood vessels that carry oxygen-poor blood back to the heart from the body.
A common imaging tool that provides a view of the heart and lungs to check for conditions like heart enlargement or fluid buildup in the lungs.
(abbrev.)The large vein that carries deoxygenated blood from the lower part of the body back to the right atrium of the heart.
A medical term for a heart attack
The thick muscular layer of the heart responsible for pumping blood, located between the epicardium and endocardium.
(abbrev.) For the condition Patent Foramen Ovale -- when the Foramen ovale does not close entirely after birth.
A genetic disorder that affects connective tissue, leading to abnormalities in the heart, blood vessels, bones, and eyes.
A suffix used to indicate a condition of the blood.
Pertaining to the muscle
(abbrev.) A condition where the heart's ability to pump blood is impaired, leading to a buildup of fluid in the lungs and other parts of the body.
A non-invasive imaging technique that provides detailed pictures of the coronary arteries, helping to detect blockages or narrowing.
Blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to the body.

31 Clues: Pertaining to the muscle • A suffix meaning vessels • (abbrev.) For Electrocardiogram • A medical term for a heart attack • A condition commonly known as high blood pressure. • A suffix used to indicate a condition of the blood. • The main pumping organ of the cardiovascular system. • A disease of the heart muscle that can lead to heart failure. • ...

LAB WEEK 2025 2025-04-10

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Reducing agent that breaks down disulfide bonds, converting them into thiol groups
Discovered the ABO blood groups
Anti-H lectin
First type of antibody produced in an immune response
What does ASCP stand for?
Stacking of RBCs resembling a stack of coins
Most common blood type
A method of testing in which antigens are covalently bound on a solid support material and patient's plasma is incubated with these bound antigens
Least common blood type
The ability of an antigen to induce an immune response
Rouleaux may be often associated with this disease due to excess proteins in the blood
Type of sample needed for platelet screens and HLA antibody IDs

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What does CLIA stand for?
When a mother's immune system develops antigens against her baby's antigens
Anti-A1 lectin
A positive reaction is defined by agglutination or ___________.
Phenomenon that causes a false negative due to excess unbound antibody
Most abundant type of antibody
What does CAP stand for?
Field of medicine that studies the interaction between the immune system and blood components
Type of sample needed for DNA extractions

21 Clues: Anti-H lectin • Anti-A1 lectin • Most common blood type • Least common blood type • What does CAP stand for? • What does CLIA stand for? • What does ASCP stand for? • Most abundant type of antibody • Discovered the ABO blood groups • Type of sample needed for DNA extractions • Stacking of RBCs resembling a stack of coins • First type of antibody produced in an immune response • ...

Lab Week 2025 2025-04-20

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Read this to know what you are doing
The various shapes of a cell
Attires that can be found on the passenger side of your best friend's ride
HGB's partner
3 letters that denote bedside testing
Ingredient for performing a test. (James Bond is a secret (blank) again)
middleware that sounds similar to the band that sand "wake me up before we go go"
The reason for a blood bank withdrawal
Where all the controls come together
when we all come together twice a day
What you need when every seconds count
Where you take test tubed for a spin

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Stretchy band used with blood draws
types of plates used in microbiology
Monarch insects that suck blood
There is one in every refrigerator and freezer in the lab
Some need it because they are sick, some need it because they are ineducated
RBC shape that resembles a prison tattoo
Warning sound for a malfunction
Essential ingredient for RBC production, you pump these at the gym

20 Clues: HGB's partner • The various shapes of a cell • Monarch insects that suck blood • Warning sound for a malfunction • Stretchy band used with blood draws • Read this to know what you are doing • types of plates used in microbiology • Where all the controls come together • Where you take test tubed for a spin • 3 letters that denote bedside testing • ...

Physics Lab Equipment 2025-07-27

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a ramp used for studying motion with and without friction
used to measure length
used to measure time
used to create and utilize magnetic fields
used to supply energy
used to measure mass
used to measure electrical properties of circuits
used to measure atmospheric pressure
used as a source of frequency for acoustics and waaves
used for demonstrating mechanical advantage and forces
used to measure temperature
used to measure force
used to convert mechanical energy from a hand-turned crank into electrical energy

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used to measure the velocity of objects
used to measure electric current
used to control current flow in circuits
used to focus and divert light
used to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy
used to measure voltage
used to support various apparatus during experiments
used the measure angles
used for reflecting light

22 Clues: used to measure time • used to measure mass • used to supply energy • used to measure force • used to measure length • used to measure voltage • used the measure angles • used for reflecting light • used to measure temperature • used to focus and divert light • used to measure electric current • used to measure atmospheric pressure • used to measure the velocity of objects • ...

ELA Lab Overview 2024-12-17

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a scientist who studies the mind
to cause someone to review something
A legal proceeding that is invalid or inconclusive
skill needed to do something
able to be trusted
having to do with sight
a change in the way something looks
an official statement in a court case
means "above," "over," or "beyond"
what happens as a result of something
state of being able to see
something wrongfully received by the senses
indicate the creation or process of something
someone who sees an event

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a sequence of actions regularly followed
a letter or group of letters added to the BEGINNING of a word to make a new word
to control or handle something
to remember
purposefully misguiding someone in the wrong way
means "small” and usually refers to a smaller measurement of something
not sociable; not wanting the company of others
means against or opposite
a particular attitude toward something or way of seeing
a letter or group of letters added to the END of a word to make a new word, or to change its meaning
changes a word's meaning to include incorrectness or to describe an action that was badly done

25 Clues: to remember • able to be trusted • having to do with sight • means against or opposite • someone who sees an event • state of being able to see • skill needed to do something • to control or handle something • a scientist who studies the mind • means "above," "over," or "beyond" • a change in the way something looks • to cause someone to review something • ...

Lab laugh logic 2025-09-13

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Known for the Uncertainty Principle
Discovered the Chandrasekhar limit for white dwarfs
Soviet physicist, Nobel Prize for work in condensed matter physics
Nobel laureate for electroweak unification theory
Nobel laureate, co-founder of quantum electrodynamics
Founder of quantum electrodynamics and Dirac equation
Chinese-American experimental physicist, famous for parity violation experiment
Only physicist to win Nobel Prize twice, superconductivity & semiconductors
Developed Feynman diagrams and quantum electrodynamics
Pioneer in radioactivity and Nobel laureate in Physics & Chemistry
Indian woman physicist, pioneer in cosmic ray and particle physics
Indian physicist, known for V-A theory and quantum optics
Japanese physicist, Nobel Prize for meson theory

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Known for Noether’s theorem linking symmetries & conservation laws
Known for the Ramachandran plot in structural biology & physics
Developed Bohr model of the atom
Pioneer of Bose–Einstein statistics
Nobel laureate for parity violation in weak interactions
Indian astrophysicist, known for steady state theory
Known for nuclear reactor development and beta decay theory
Indian scientist, contributions in chemistry and physics education
Father of the Indian space program
Known for thermal ionization and Saha ionization equation
Indian theoretical physicist known for string theory

24 Clues: Developed Bohr model of the atom • Father of the Indian space program • Known for the Uncertainty Principle • Pioneer of Bose–Einstein statistics • Japanese physicist, Nobel Prize for meson theory • Nobel laureate for electroweak unification theory • Discovered the Chandrasekhar limit for white dwarfs • Indian astrophysicist, known for steady state theory • ...

cross word lab 2025-08-27

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a big stretch of land
large amount
temptation or leading
achieving productivity
to with stand pressure
caused by wind
relating to physical teachers
being appealing to call someone closer
forming a base
a liquid that dissolved in a substance
strange in a unstelling way
a state of being away from people
loose covering
Eerie in appearance
the communication between people
large city
being charming

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lacking shape
expressing your sad feelings
to show prove
recalling something
vibration sound
neat appearance wise
not there appearance
a feeling of excitement
uncontrollable excitment
the system where water drained
being unknown
not able to keep still and cant control it.
the action of reducing something

30 Clues: large city • large amount • lacking shape • to show prove • being unknown • caused by wind • forming a base • loose covering • being charming • vibration sound • recalling something • Eerie in appearance • not there appearance • a big stretch of land • neat appearance wise • temptation or leading • achieving productivity • to with stand pressure • a feeling of excitement • uncontrollable excitment • ...

Chemistry lab equipment 2025-09-10

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holding a test tube in place when tube is hot or should not be touched
scraping,transfer or apply powder and paste like chemicals
squirt water to clean laboratory glassware and other equipment
measuring temperature
mixing, storing, and heating liquids
measuring mass or weight
pouring liquids or fine grained substances into container with a small opening
grasping hot lab glass or ceramic dishes
measure volume of irregular objects
hold test tubes so they dont roll away, tip over, or break
heating, sterilization, and combustion
frame thats holds glass or ceramic equipment above a bunsen burner
protect hands while picking up hot objects
holding thermometor in place during an experiment

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cleaning test tubes, graduated cylinders, and erlen meyer flask
heating and stirring substances
perform reactions with a very small volume of chemicals
weighing substances that will be transferred to another vessel
measuring volume of liquids
crush and grind materials into a fine paste or powder
sealing openings of test tubes, flask,and laboratory glassware
measuring and transfer small volumes of liquid
holds or clamps laboratory glassware and other equipment in place
prevents particulates, water, or chemicals from striking eyes
holding,mixing,and heating small volume of chemical experiments
stirring or mixing liquids
grasping small objects
placed on an iron ring or tripod to support glassware
contais chemicals when heating them to very high temperatures
evaporate liquid, heating small ammount of substance or cover a beaker
mixing,storing, and heating liquids
transfer powders and solids from one vessel to another
supporting objects above a work surface or bunsen burner

33 Clues: measuring temperature • grasping small objects • measuring mass or weight • stirring or mixing liquids • measuring volume of liquids • heating and stirring substances • measure volume of irregular objects • mixing,storing, and heating liquids • mixing, storing, and heating liquids • heating, sterilization, and combustion • grasping hot lab glass or ceramic dishes • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2025-11-12

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pressure cuff Device used to measure blood pressure
Suffix meaning a recording or image
Blood pressure
Irregular heartbeat
Central organ that pumps blood throughout the body
Vessels that return blood to the heart
Tiny blood vessels where gas exchange occurs
Largest artery in the body
Ultrasound test that shows heart structure and function
Suffix meaning inflammation
Tool used to listen to heart sounds
Hardening of the arteries due to plaque
Chest pain

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Condition where the heart can't pump effectively
High blood pressure
Suffix meaning surgical removal
Imaging test that shows blood vessels
Prefix meaning blood vessel
Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
Prefix meaning heart
Coronary artery bypass graft
Shortness of breath
Medical term for heart attack
Test that records electrical activity of the heart
Heart rate

25 Clues: Heart rate • Chest pain • Blood pressure • High blood pressure • Irregular heartbeat • Shortness of breath • Prefix meaning heart • Largest artery in the body • Prefix meaning blood vessel • Suffix meaning inflammation • Coronary artery bypass graft • Medical term for heart attack • Suffix meaning surgical removal • Suffix meaning a recording or image • Tool used to listen to heart sounds • ...

Office Lab Review 2025-11-25

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process that destroys all microorganisms including spores
of entry, way a pathogen enters the body
chemical used to produce a test reaction
organ that destroys old red blood cells
adjustment to ensure equipment accuracy
condition free of pathogenic microorganisms
tube, device that collects small blood volumes
document describing chemical hazards and handling
hormone that lowers blood glucose
stable internal environment controlled by hormones
percentage of red blood cells in whole blood
container, puncture-proof disposal for needles
nodes, structures that filter lymph
stick, preferred capillary site for infants
range, expected values for healthy individuals
equipment worn to reduce exposure risk
body’s ability to resist disease
stain, differential stain for bacteria
instrument used for skin puncture
hormone regulating metabolism
master gland of the endocrine system
material that presents risk of infection
required to prevent centrifuge damage or injury
fluid returning to venous circulation

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of draw, proper sequence for tube collection
device used to engorge veins
precautions, minimum infection-control practices for all patients
wash station, emergency rinse for chemical exposure
substances present with fat breakdown
gravity, measure of urine concentration
contaminated object that spreads infection
protein found in urine
glands, organs producing stress hormones
gentle mixing of additive tubes
process that reduces microbial levels on surfaces
federal law regulating laboratory testing
method to grow microorganisms
white cells active in immune response
compress, technique that increases capillary blood flow
binder, resource listing chemical safety data
drop, portion of blood wiped away to prevent dilution
cubital vein, preferred site for venipuncture
functional unit of the kidney
control, process ensuring accuracy of lab results
destruction of red blood cells during collection
immediate identification of specimen
tubes carrying urine to the bladder
where an infectious agent lives and grows
hygiene, most effective method to prevent infection
substance that prevents clotting

50 Clues: protein found in urine • device used to engorge veins • method to grow microorganisms • functional unit of the kidney • hormone regulating metabolism • gentle mixing of additive tubes • body’s ability to resist disease • substance that prevents clotting • hormone that lowers blood glucose • instrument used for skin puncture • nodes, structures that filter lymph • ...

Unit 5 Lab 2025-12-11

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, Surgery that reroutes blood around a blockage
, Prefix meaning slow
, Largest artery carrying blood from the heart
, vessels that carry blood back to the heart
, congestive heart failure
, prefix meaning fast
, Myocardial infarction
, Often referred to as a heart attack
, Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
, Test that measures blood oxygen level
, serious inflammation around the heart
, The hardening of the arteries
, suffix meaning inflammation
, Used to record the hearts rhythm

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, Prefix meaning heart
, heart rate
, Blood pressure
, irregular heartbeat
, Condition in when an artery has a weakened wall
, Nurses use this to check a patient's blood pressure
, Main organ that pumps blood through the body
, Heart imaging using X-Ray
, Tiny vessels where oxygen exchange happens
, High blood pressure
, Imaging test that shows blood vessels

25 Clues: , heart rate • , Blood pressure • , Prefix meaning slow • , irregular heartbeat • , prefix meaning fast • , Myocardial infarction • , High blood pressure • , congestive heart failure • , Heart imaging using X-Ray • , suffix meaning inflammation • , The hardening of the arteries • , Prefix meaning heart • , Used to record the hearts rhythm • ...

Administrative Laws 2024-04-03

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must be renewed every 1 - 2 years
BAC is .08
the driving test
each vehicle must be insured
legal driving peripheral vision
phones, radio, eating, drinking
miles per hour
written test

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needed to legally drive
proves you own the vehicle
high risk behavior
assigned for driving violations
can be tested by breath, urine, or blood
angered driving
threatens safety of others
behvaior that threatens safety of others
Take license away for a year or more
limits to road, weather and vehicle conditions
vehicle identification number
Take license away for less than 365 days

20 Clues: BAC is .08 • written test • miles per hour • angered driving • the driving test • high risk behavior • needed to legally drive • proves you own the vehicle • threatens safety of others • each vehicle must be insured • vehicle identification number • assigned for driving violations • legal driving peripheral vision • phones, radio, eating, drinking • must be renewed every 1 - 2 years • ...

Formula 1 2023-01-20

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where to change tires
what is the name of what pilots drive
DRS
who watches the races
entrance to the pits
who drives
team with the most world titles
In which country is the Albrt Park track located?

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mclaren first driver
where hamilton drives
overtake a car
dutch driver
where do you race
supreme body of motorsport
safety car
driver with most world titles

16 Clues: DRS • who drives • safety car • dutch driver • overtake a car • where do you race • mclaren first driver • entrance to the pits • where hamilton drives • where to change tires • who watches the races • supreme body of motorsport • driver with most world titles • team with the most world titles • what is the name of what pilots drive • In which country is the Albrt Park track located?

1st 9 Weeks Study Guide M.E.H 2014-10-01

1st 9 Weeks Study Guide M.E.H crossword puzzle

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an infection of the respiratory system, immune system, and skin caused by a virus
started the first kindergarten in Germany and stressed play
do get ____________ from your childcare instructor or supervisor before leaving the classroom
a school that stresses independence
the highest level on the childcare level
do use a soft and ________ tone of voice

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to improve the quality of program for young children and group care
do ________ the rights of others
the employer makes part or all of the cost of services
a person who provides direct care
don't use ________ language
the 1st level on the childcare ladder
in the kitchen means using precautionary methods
a highly contagious disease caused by primary infection usually starts with a vascular skin rash
during 1960's the federal government developed a program called ___________
a disease that affects the mucus membrane
a way of handling food with safety
do ________ safety, sanitation, and personal cleanleness
the 2nd level on the child care ladder
a highly contagious viral infection that leads to paralysis

20 Clues: don't use ________ language • do ________ the rights of others • a person who provides direct care • a way of handling food with safety • a school that stresses independence • the 1st level on the childcare ladder • the 2nd level on the child care ladder • the highest level on the childcare level • do use a soft and ________ tone of voice • ...

I Own Safety 2015-06-01

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Test performed to test how stable merchandise is stacked?
What should be kept at every register to prevent STF accidents?
If you or anyone you know has come in to contact with bloodborne pathogens at work, when should you report the exposure?
Prior to moving heavy or bulky items perform these?
Orange strips signify the bottom step on this?
What is the name of our safety recognition program?
Code for shooting, robbery situation?
At how many pounds do associates need to utilize a team left?
Used for transporting items long distance?
Code for Accident?

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What month is National Safety Month?
Temporary extension cords are not to exceed how many days?
Code for missing child?
Location of spill clean-up supplies?
PLE operators and spotters must wear a safety _____ at all times.
What do you do with defective PPE?
Code for fire?
What kind of maintenance will prevent associate and customer falls?
Code for severe weather?
Minimum distance in feet for spotting an operator using PLE equipment?

20 Clues: Code for fire? • Code for Accident? • Code for missing child? • Code for severe weather? • What do you do with defective PPE? • What month is National Safety Month? • Location of spill clean-up supplies? • Code for shooting, robbery situation? • Used for transporting items long distance? • Orange strips signify the bottom step on this? • ...

DC 499 BUILDING SAFETY 2023-04-27

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should be inspected first before using
stands for personal protective equipment
should be done everyday, during every startup meeting
should be your top priority while working at Nordstrom
points of contact should always be maintained when climbing or descending a ladder
should be used when walking up and down the stairs
must cover the entire foot
account for a large percentage of all work related incidents
should be reported promptly
boxes should never be placed on the bottom of a pallet
is used to treat minor illnesses and injuries
conveyor parts are not to be touched

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can and must be prevented
makes waste
any unsafe condition to your supervisor or maintenance staff
should be reported immediately
should not be used when walking in the warehouse
saysomething
is a safety incident that did not result in injury, illness or death but had the potential to do so
is an automated external defibrillator
not allowed to be worn on the warehouse floor
helps prevent slips, trips and falls
should be above the shoulders
your safety sphere

24 Clues: makes waste • saysomething • your safety sphere • can and must be prevented • must cover the entire foot • should be reported promptly • should be above the shoulders • should be reported immediately • helps prevent slips, trips and falls • conveyor parts are not to be touched • should be inspected first before using • is an automated external defibrillator • ...

Puzz Safety2 2021-10-12

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What you should do before working on electrical equipment.
A class C fire is this type of fire.
The acronym for the steps in using a fire extinguisher.
Circuit protector (breaker or receptacle) that can prevent electrocution.
Purposely connecting all non-current carrying electrical equipment to a common connection to earth.
National color code for dangerous moving parts.
A national recognized testing laboratory.
Team that responds to hazardous material spills or leaks.
National color code for fire protection equipment.
The four letters representing "classes" of fires.
Sides of a ladder are called ___________.
New abbreviation for the documents containing safety data on chemicals

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GFCI will "trip" at 5_______________.
An elevated platform that provides a safe working area.
National color code for radiation hazards.
National color code for safety related material.
Occupational Safety Health Administration
Item used in Lock & Tag Out to prevent equipment usage.
A Safety___________ is used to provide fall protection.
Circuit protector that can sense electrical arcs caused by a loose connection.
Abbreviation for giving artificial respiration.

21 Clues: A class C fire is this type of fire. • GFCI will "trip" at 5_______________. • Occupational Safety Health Administration • A national recognized testing laboratory. • Sides of a ladder are called ___________. • National color code for radiation hazards. • National color code for dangerous moving parts. • Abbreviation for giving artificial respiration. • ...

Safety Guardians Crossword 2025-07-28

Safety Guardians Crossword crossword puzzle

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To avoid forklift traffic, always follow the ________
Acronym: Gloves, safety glasses, hard hats, etc.
Attendant ready with a fire extinguisher during hot work (2 words)
Acronym: Procedure that protects workers when working on electrified equipment
You don't need a cape to be a... (2 words)
Forklifts must be ________ before each shift
Worn around the body as part of fall protection
When climbing stairs, always use the ________
Earplugs are an example of ________ protection

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Mobile equipment used to move pallets and large equipment
Chemical exposure to the eyes requires flushing at an ________ station
An ________ atmosphere can be created due to fine particles or dust in the air
A work ________ is required when performing hazardous maintenance (2 words)
Lift all heavy objects with you ________
Acronym: Federal agency that regulates worker health and safety
Acronym: Sheet containing information about a specific chemical
I only use equipment where safety ________ are in place and functioning
I will never enter a ________ space without the required training
I will never work unprotected where I can ________ from heights
Always ________ and sanitize contaminated equipment

20 Clues: Lift all heavy objects with you ________ • You don't need a cape to be a... (2 words) • Forklifts must be ________ before each shift • When climbing stairs, always use the ________ • Earplugs are an example of ________ protection • Worn around the body as part of fall protection • Acronym: Gloves, safety glasses, hard hats, etc. • ...

Accident and reporting procedures 2018-10-03

Accident and reporting procedures crossword puzzle

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Plug colour for a 230v supply.
The book that needs to be populated after accidents.
How many days absence before an incident needs to be reported.
Category of a yellow and black safety sign.
Category of a blue and white safety sign.
When an injury could have happened is called a ........ miss.
A one hundred and ...... supply is used for work on most building sites.

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RIDDOR helps to prevent accidents in the ............ .
Colour used for live cables.
What colour plug is used for a 400v supply?
Health and safety ............ (HSE).
The regulations covering the reporting of accidents.
Category of green and white sign is ......... condition.
The plug colour for a 110v supply.

14 Clues: Colour used for live cables. • Plug colour for a 230v supply. • The plug colour for a 110v supply. • Health and safety ............ (HSE). • Category of a blue and white safety sign. • What colour plug is used for a 400v supply? • Category of a yellow and black safety sign. • The book that needs to be populated after accidents. • ...

Patient Safety Awareness 2022-03-10

Patient Safety Awareness crossword puzzle

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You and me together tool that positively corrects an action
A patients name and DOB are example of patient ________
universal protocol requires a _____ before a procedure
An event reaching the patient causing minimal/no detectable harm is a _____ safety event
Monmouth Medical Center prides itself as a _______ _________ organization
At MMC we strive to reduce ______ distance and show mutual respect

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the R in SBAR
This incident event management system allows reporting of safety events such as workplace violence
Central line infection associated to the bloodstream
Urinary tract infection associated to indwelling catheter
Welcome to Patient _____ Awareness Week
the R in STAR
Best method to prevent infection transmission
B in NATO phonetic alphabet

14 Clues: the R in SBAR • the R in STAR • B in NATO phonetic alphabet • Welcome to Patient _____ Awareness Week • Best method to prevent infection transmission • Central line infection associated to the bloodstream • universal protocol requires a _____ before a procedure • A patients name and DOB are example of patient ________ • ...

Lab Week Geek 2013-04-18

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How many different ABO blood tpyes are there?
Equipment used to seperate blood components.
Parasite that uses arm like projections to move.
The container that broken glass or needles are disposed in.
Blood typing can be performed using slides or ______. (2 words)
Mineral deficiency that can cause too few red blood cells.
Platelets must be stored at ______ temperatures.
What type of blood cell clumps together to stop bleeding?
Mineral found in teh body that is abbreviated Ca.
The person who draws the tubes of blood for laboratory testing.
A sample that is lipemic has too much of what substance?
Small, rectangular, peice of glass used to view very tiny things on.
Another name for blood sugar.
The toxicology department is concerned with these substances in the body.

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Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is collected using this procedure. (2 words)
Disease cause by too few red blood cells.
Yeast is a type of _____.
Department in the laboratory that tests for sugars, lipids, and enzymes.
A type of stain commonly used to classify bacteria.
Another name for red blood cells.
A garmet worn during laboratory testing to protect clothing and skin. (2 words)
What is the study of blood called.
Lab specimen that you might find crystals in.
Microbiologists culture bacteria on this.
The place in teh body that red blood cells are produced. (2 words)
Organ system that requires bacteria to function properly.
The doctor in charge of the laboratory is called a _______?
Blood is composed of Red cells, white cells, platelets and _____ ?
Normal shape of a red blood cell.

29 Clues: Yeast is a type of _____. • Another name for blood sugar. • Another name for red blood cells. • Normal shape of a red blood cell. • What is the study of blood called. • Disease cause by too few red blood cells. • Microbiologists culture bacteria on this. • Equipment used to seperate blood components. • How many different ABO blood tpyes are there? • ...

Lab Week 2013 2013-03-18

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the department that ensures all areas of a laboratory follow all regulatory guidelines
is prevented when a directed donation from a blood relative is irradiated prior to transfusion
if pooled or washed has an expiration date of 4 hours
product made from a whole blood that requires two hard spins during manufacturing
a modification process typically requested for patients with previous febrile transfusion reactions
A, B, AB or O
procedure that is used to reduce hgb-S; provide cells with hgb-A
has an expiration date of 21 or 35 or 42 days
mulitplex testing platform that is used to detect the presence of HIV and HCV

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product that is donated crossmatched and transfused before having all test results available
serving our New Orleans area and patients for over 50 years
any substance usually foreign that combines with an antibody or binds to a Tcell
the person who collects a blood donation from a donor
type of donor that donates blood and doesn't expect to be paid
qc test required by aabb to release platelet products for transfusion
platelet product collected by using an automated process
if frozen within 8 hours is considered fresh
test provided for TBC's donors but not required by FDA
blood vessel that is used for donating blood
the process in which a donors red cell is tested for patient compatibility using patients plasma

20 Clues: A, B, AB or O • if frozen within 8 hours is considered fresh • blood vessel that is used for donating blood • has an expiration date of 21 or 35 or 42 days • the person who collects a blood donation from a donor • if pooled or washed has an expiration date of 4 hours • test provided for TBC's donors but not required by FDA • ...

Lab Week 2014 2014-04-19

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This department spins down body fluids to look for malignancy
Our reference lab
Tickbourne disease diagnosed by identifying morulae in buffy smears
An electrolyte affected by hemolysis
A stain used in Gram Stains
What we screen for in Blood Bank
Species of Streptococcus implicated in Strep Throat
These cells are common in CLL
Universal donor blood type
Preservative used in histology
2nd tube in order of draw

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The cause of Walking Pneumonia
Crystals often found in acidic urine
concentration of all chemical particles in the urine
Procalcitonin is elevated in this condition
Anticoagulant in the green tubes, Lithium______
Must be performed before an arterial draw
Used to confirm bilirubin in urine
WBC increased in parasitic infections
A stain used by histo to detect fungi and P. carinii
The C6's and MPA are made by this company

21 Clues: Our reference lab • 2nd tube in order of draw • Universal donor blood type • A stain used in Gram Stains • These cells are common in CLL • The cause of Walking Pneumonia • Preservative used in histology • What we screen for in Blood Bank • Used to confirm bilirubin in urine • Crystals often found in acidic urine • An electrolyte affected by hemolysis • ...

Computer Lab CrossWord 2014-08-22

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A bright, usually blinking, movable indicator on a display, marking the position at which a character can be entered, corrected, or deleted
the horizontal space provided for a line of typing, typesetting, printing, etc
address on business letter: the name, title, and street address of the person to whom a business letter is written, as it appears on the letter above the salutation
a short note designating something to be remembered, especially something to be done or acted upon in the future; reminder
A letter written by an individual to deal with business of a personal nature
Gross Words A Minute
A range of frequencies for a particular operation
A set of keys, as on a computer terminal, word processor, typewriter, or piano
word marking range of material covered: a word printed at the top of a page in a dictionary or other reference book, usually the first or last entry for that page
Words, such as Yours truly, that appear at the end of a letter and just before the writer's signature used as a polite termination of the letter
is found at the end of a letter after the signature. Its purpose is to let the reader know that an addition item or document is included with the letter. It is written as Enclosure: or Encl
central processing unit
is a painful condition affecting the tendons on the thumb side of your wrist. If you have de Quervain's tenosynovitis, it will probably hurt every time you turn your wrist, grasp anything or make a fist
a pattern or system that looks like a series of branching or interconnecting lines
printed-out data: data from a computer printed out on paper
a letter dealing with business
The heading at the top of a sheet of letter paper, usually consisting of a name and an address

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A condition characterized by pain and numbing or tingling sensations in the hand and caused by compression of a nerve in the carpal tunnel at the wrist
the equipment and devices that make up a computer system as opposed to the programs used on it
the act of producing
Is when only the left lines are able to be jagged margins are set up all different accept the left
The entire material or physical structure of an organism, especially of a human or animal
the engineering science concerned with the physical and psychological relationship between machines and the people who use them
A phrase at the beginning of a newspaper or magazine article that gives the date and place of its origin
refers to a special notation at the conclusion of a letter indicating that copies of the letter were sent to the person(s) listed. In most messaging software, copy notation is usually noted by typing CC
a written message addressed to a person or organization
the line by which a figure or object is defined or bounded; contour
the standard typewriter keyboard; the keys for Q, W, E, R, T, and Y are the first six from the left on the top row of letter keys
Many paper size standards conventions have existed at different times and in different countries
One blank line between lines of text

30 Clues: the act of producing • Gross Words A Minute • central processing unit • a letter dealing with business • One blank line between lines of text • A range of frequencies for a particular operation • a written message addressed to a person or organization • printed-out data: data from a computer printed out on paper • ...

Lab Week 2015 2015-04-11

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I fly in the air but a different spelling to my name
Me and my brother were the first to fly
I am a blue book
Don't let these day up or you want have water
I was a great trumpet player name is spelled different
Have you seen my biceps latley
I was a South Carolina Astronaut
My name could be Valerie or just come to the PTA
I am the big Chief
I am a R&B singer and women like to wear me
I was known as the "GREAT"
In Chichago....
I can shape your eyebrows with thread
I eat sweet potatoes mostly everyday
I am a famous boxer or basketball player
I am a city in Alabama
Billie Jean was one of my hits
I am full of "JOY"
I am a men clothing store
I could be Woody or Tim
I was a family cafeteria in the old days
I take care of all babies needs
I am a message full of dots and dashes
I am the capital and largest city of Chile
I am not a mountain
Sister that rule over tennis
I am the Texas Ranger
I am Bob or Clive
My hit song "pull up to the bumper baby'
There a usually four of these in a month
I very "special" too
I am a famous actor name Danny
I am a new pathologist

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My name and NFL team are the same
I am a chain of islands
I polish
My name is spelled different from Sutherland and Donald
I am a famous Scottish novelist
I am a vehicle and jazz singer
"Austin Powers"
I could be Meredith or Anthony
I am retired but I'm back because I am special
I am an old fashion racing car
American contract bridge entrepreneur during the 1930s.
I was a president
The three little pigs did this... plus not woman
'moving on up" theme song
I love my dog and I am on the back hall
Oakland Raiders (Wide receiver)
I am a funeral home
I have a new baby girl and more degrees than most
I can be short or long grain
Passover blood was from this animal
I could be Loni or Pamela
The sound a horse makes plus a young male child
They say I discovered the fountain of youth
NFL accused of criminal assault for spank his child
I am the youngest pathologist
I am a brand of aluminum
I could be Danny or Marlo
My son could be carrot top
Main man in "Men in Black"
Urtica dioica but you know my common name
I have controversy BBQ shops
I am below the big Chief
My son name is Ishmael
I am a scientific ordering book
I'm not short or tall
I am a city in Williamson County, Illinois
My Given name is Steven
I rule this court cause I am a Judge
I am not a street or road

72 Clues: I polish • "Austin Powers" • In Chichago.... • I am a blue book • I was a president • I am Bob or Clive • I am the big Chief • I am full of "JOY" • I am a funeral home • I am not a mountain • I very "special" too • I'm not short or tall • I am the Texas Ranger • I am a city in Alabama • My son name is Ishmael • I am a new pathologist • I am a chain of islands • I could be Woody or Tim • ...

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