medical Crossword Puzzles
Medical Terminology Review 2024-04-08
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- medical meaning for brach
- medical meaning for sphygm
- medical terminology for remove
- medical meaning for oste
- medical meaning for derm
- medical terminology for gland
- medical terminology for hardening
- medical meaning for eryth
- medical terminology for below
- medical meaning for cost
- medical meaning for gastro
- medical terminology for tooth
- medical meaning for pneumon
- medical terminology for above
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- medical meaning for trans
- medical terminology for inside
- medical terminology for inflammation
- medical terminology for swelling
- medical meaning for spir
- medical terminology for nose
- medical meaning for steth
- medical meaning for cardi
- medical terminology for outside
- medical terminology for cell
- medical terminology for dark blue
- medical terminology for blood cloth
- medical meaning for glyc
- medical meaning for neur
28 Clues: medical meaning for oste • medical meaning for spir • medical meaning for derm • medical meaning for cost • medical meaning for glyc • medical meaning for neur • medical meaning for trans • medical meaning for brach • medical meaning for steth • medical meaning for cardi • medical meaning for eryth • medical meaning for sphygm • medical meaning for gastro • medical meaning for pneumon • ...
Medical Terminology Review 2023-04-11
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- medical meaning for brach
- medical meaning for sphygm
- medical terminology for remove
- medical meaning for oste
- medical meaning for derm
- medical terminology for gland
- medical terminology for hardening
- medical meaning for eryth
- medical terminology for below
- medical meaning for cost
- medical meaning for gastro
- medical terminology for tooth
- medical meaning for pneumon
- medical terminology for above
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- medical meaning for trans
- medical terminology for inside
- medical terminology for inflammation
- medical terminology for swelling
- medical meaning for spir
- medical terminology for nose
- medical meaning for steth
- medical meaning for cardi
- medical terminology for outside
- medical terminology for cell
- medical terminology for dark blue
- medical terminology for blood cloth
- medical meaning for glyc
- medical meaning for neur
28 Clues: medical meaning for oste • medical meaning for spir • medical meaning for derm • medical meaning for cost • medical meaning for glyc • medical meaning for neur • medical meaning for trans • medical meaning for brach • medical meaning for steth • medical meaning for cardi • medical meaning for eryth • medical meaning for sphygm • medical meaning for gastro • medical meaning for pneumon • ...
Medical Terminology Review 2024-01-23
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- medical meaning for brach
- medical meaning for sphygm
- medical terminology for remove
- medical meaning for oste
- medical meaning for derm
- medical terminology for gland
- medical terminology for hardening
- medical meaning for eryth
- medical terminology for below
- medical meaning for cost
- medical meaning for gastro
- medical terminology for tooth
- medical meaning for pneumon
- medical terminology for above
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- medical meaning for trans
- medical terminology for inside
- medical terminology for inflammation
- medical terminology for swelling
- medical meaning for spir
- medical terminology for nose
- medical meaning for steth
- medical meaning for cardi
- medical terminology for outside
- medical terminology for cell
- medical terminology for dark blue
- medical terminology for blood cloth
- medical meaning for glyc
- medical meaning for neur
28 Clues: medical meaning for oste • medical meaning for spir • medical meaning for derm • medical meaning for cost • medical meaning for glyc • medical meaning for neur • medical meaning for trans • medical meaning for brach • medical meaning for steth • medical meaning for cardi • medical meaning for eryth • medical meaning for sphygm • medical meaning for gastro • medical meaning for pneumon • ...
Medical Terminology Review 2024-04-02
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- medical meaning for brach
- medical meaning for sphygm
- medical terminology for remove
- medical meaning for oste
- medical meaning for derm
- medical terminology for gland
- medical terminology for hardening
- medical meaning for eryth
- medical terminology for below
- medical meaning for cost
- medical meaning for gastro
- medical terminology for tooth
- medical meaning for pneumon
- medical terminology for above
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- medical meaning for trans
- medical terminology for inside
- medical terminology for inflammation
- medical terminology for swelling
- medical meaning for spir
- medical terminology for nose
- medical meaning for steth
- medical meaning for cardi
- medical terminology for outside
- medical terminology for cell
- medical terminology for dark blue
- medical terminology for blood cloth
- medical meaning for glyc
- medical meaning for neur
28 Clues: medical meaning for oste • medical meaning for spir • medical meaning for derm • medical meaning for cost • medical meaning for glyc • medical meaning for neur • medical meaning for trans • medical meaning for brach • medical meaning for steth • medical meaning for cardi • medical meaning for eryth • medical meaning for sphygm • medical meaning for gastro • medical meaning for pneumon • ...
Medical Terminology Review 2024-03-26
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- medical terminology for tooth
- bloody sputum
- medical terminology for cell
- medical meaning for trans
- medical terminology for swelling
- medical meaning for spir
- medical terminology for below
- medical terminology for blood clot
- medical meaning for brach
- medical terminology for nose
- medical terminology for outside
- medical meaning for derm
- medical meaning for neuro
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- medical terminology for inside
- medical terminology for inflammation
- medical meaning for cardio
- medical meaning for glyc
- medical meaning for gastro
- medical terminology for hardening
- medical terminology for dark blue
- medical meaning for cost
- medical meaning for erythro
- medical terminology for remove
- medical terminology for above
- medical meaning for oste
- medical meaning for sphygm
- medical terminology for gland
- medical meaning for pneumon
28 Clues: bloody sputum • medical meaning for glyc • medical meaning for cost • medical meaning for spir • medical meaning for oste • medical meaning for derm • medical meaning for trans • medical meaning for brach • medical meaning for neuro • medical meaning for cardio • medical meaning for gastro • medical meaning for sphygm • medical meaning for erythro • medical meaning for pneumon • ...
medical terms 2017-04-30
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- medical term meaning pregnant
- medical term meaning stretch
- medical term meaning appendix
- medical term meaning inflammation
- medical term meaning joints
- medical term meaning inner chamber
- medical term meaning fear
- medical term meaning braid
- medical term meaning light
- medial term meaning ovary
- medical term meaning flow
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- medical term meaning upper jawbone
- medical term meaning swelling
- medical term meaning bud
- medical term meaning slender
- medical term meaning ankle
- medical term meaning weakness
- medical term meaning voice or sound
- medical term meaning to eat
- medical term meaning rainbow
20 Clues: medical term meaning bud • medical term meaning fear • medial term meaning ovary • medical term meaning flow • medical term meaning ankle • medical term meaning braid • medical term meaning light • medical term meaning joints • medical term meaning to eat • medical term meaning slender • medical term meaning stretch • medical term meaning rainbow • medical term meaning swelling • ...
Vocabulary List 10 2015-04-27
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- Meaning of the medical root staphyl
- Meaning of the medical root kary-
- Medical term for a cutting instrument
- Meaning of the suffix -plegia
- Meaning of the medical root for scale like
- Meaning of the suffix phil, philia,philic
- Meaning of the medical root schizo-,schiz
- Meaning of the medical root men-
- Meaning of the medical root pnea-
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- Medical term for after, behind
- Medical term meaning all, entire
- Medical root for distance
- Medical term for movement
- Meaning of the medical root andr- or hom-
- Meaning of the medical prefix ana-
- Medical term for edge of the eyelid
- Meaning of the medical prefix pyo-
- Medical term for Loins
- Medical term for alive
- Medical term for swift, rapid
20 Clues: Medical term for Loins • Medical term for alive • Medical root for distance • Medical term for movement • Meaning of the suffix -plegia • Medical term for swift, rapid • Medical term for after, behind • Medical term meaning all, entire • Meaning of the medical root men- • Meaning of the medical root kary- • Meaning of the medical root pnea- • Meaning of the medical prefix ana- • ...
important medical prefixes and suffixes within dentistry terminology 2021-10-15
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- medical prefix for "below"
- medical prefix for "over"
- and important medical suffix for "tumour"
- an important medical suffix for "the study" of a disease
- medical prefix for "saliva"
- medical prefix for "around"
- medical prefix for "new"
- medical prefix for "tooth" or "teeth"
- an important medical suffix for "inflammation"
- important medical suffix for "blood"
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- an important medical suffix for "paralysis"
- medical prefix for "within"
- an important medical suffix for "pain"
- medical prefix for "dry"
- an important medical suffix for "mouth"
- medical prefix pertaining to the "toung"
- and important medical suffix for "destruction" or "desolvation"
- medical prefix for "between"
- an important medical suffix for "state" or "action"
19 Clues: medical prefix for "dry" • medical prefix for "new" • medical prefix for "over" • medical prefix for "below" • medical prefix for "within" • medical prefix for "saliva" • medical prefix for "around" • medical prefix for "between" • important medical suffix for "blood" • medical prefix for "tooth" or "teeth" • an important medical suffix for "pain" • ...
Famous Medical Physicists 2017-11-06
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- Resident, U of T
- Medical Physics Leader, BCCA
- no longer working in Medical Physics
- Medical Physicist, Kelowna
- Medical Physicist, Regina, SK
- Medical Physicist, Victoria, BC
- Medical Physicist, Newmarket, ON
- Medical Physicist, CCI, PhD 2010
- RSO, U of A, MSc 2007
- Medical Physicist, TBCC, MSc 2004
- PhD Student, UBC
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- Med Student, U of C
- RSO, U of A, MSc 2006
- Medical Physicist, Lawrenceville, NJ
- Retired, PhD 1984
- Applications Specialist, Varian Medical Systems
- Resident, TBCC
- Medical Physicist, TBCC, PhD 2007
- Medical Physicist, CCI, PhD 2004 (AND MSc 1999)
- Medical Physicist, Saskatoon
- Medical Physicist, Halifax, NS
- Global Research Alliance Manager, Cyclotrons etc, Sweden
22 Clues: Resident, TBCC • Resident, U of T • PhD Student, UBC • Retired, PhD 1984 • Med Student, U of C • RSO, U of A, MSc 2006 • RSO, U of A, MSc 2007 • Medical Physicist, Kelowna • Medical Physics Leader, BCCA • Medical Physicist, Saskatoon • Medical Physicist, Regina, SK • Medical Physicist, Halifax, NS • Medical Physicist, Victoria, BC • Medical Physicist, Newmarket, ON • ...
Week 3 crossword puzzle 2019-04-17
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- Medical term for Reno-
- Arthro
- Medical term for Pertaining to blood
- Term for White
- Medical term for Complains of
- surrounding or around
- Term for Gastro
- Medical term for term for adrenal glands
- instrument for visual examination
- Medical term for Surgical removal
- Pertaining to blood or lymph vessels
- Medical term for Bad difficult or painful
- Medical term for Rapture
- Term for New
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- term for thoraco
- Medical term for Surgical incision
- Medical term for Abnormal softening
- Medical term for Abnormal condition
- Medical term for Surgical procedure to remove fluid
- Term for Excessive or to increase
- Term for Hystero
- Surgical creation of an opening
- term for cephalo
- Medical term for Fast or rapid
- Medical term for Abnormal flow
25 Clues: Arthro • Term for New • Term for White • Term for Gastro • term for thoraco • Term for Hystero • term for cephalo • surrounding or around • Medical term for Reno- • Medical term for Rapture • Medical term for Complains of • Medical term for Fast or rapid • Medical term for Abnormal flow • Surgical creation of an opening • Term for Excessive or to increase • instrument for visual examination • ...
psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-16
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- Medical terminology for Cardi
- Medical meaning for pneumon
- The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
- medical meaning of spir
- A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
- Medical meaning for sphygm
- An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
- study of human behavior
- Eating disorder known as Binge eating
- Medical meaning for gastro
- A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
- medical meaning of oste
- Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
- Medical terminology for below
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- Medical terminology for hardening
- Medical meaning for derm
- Medical terminology for steth
- The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
- Medical terminology for remove
- Medical meaning of brach
- Medical meaning for cost
- having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
- protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- Medical terminology for tooth
- Medical terminology for swelling
25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • study of human behavior • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • ...
Psychology and medical Terminology 2023-09-16
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- A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
- The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
- The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
- medical meaning of spir
- having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
- An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
- A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
- protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- Medical terminology for below
- Eating disorder known as Binge eating
- Medical terminology for remove
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- Medical terminology for swelling
- Medical meaning for derm
- Medical terminology for hardening
- Medical meaning for sphygm
- Medical meaning for pneumon
- Medical meaning for gastro
- Medical terminology for steth
- Medical terminology for tooth
- Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
- study of human behavior
- Medical meaning for cost
- medical meaning of oste
- Medical meaning of brach
- Medical terminology for Cardi
25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • study of human behavior • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • Medical terminology for Cardi • ...
waste management 2024-08-15
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- waste disposal method
- zim public health policy
- waste management technology
- zim organisation managing medical wate
- waste reduction strategy
- medical waste management
- medical waste incineration temperature
- medical device that generates waste
- medical waste clasification
- harzadous waste transport regulation
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- zm health regulation
- medical waste container color
- medical waste disposl method
- zim ministry responsible for health
- medical waste classifiction
- common disease i zimbabwe
- capital city with high malaria incident
- disease caused by medical waste
- hazardous waste symbol
- disease caused by poor sanitation
- medical term for waste
- zim health care provider
- medicalwaste storage facility
23 Clues: zm health regulation • waste disposal method • hazardous waste symbol • medical term for waste • zim public health policy • waste reduction strategy • medical waste management • zim health care provider • common disease i zimbabwe • waste management technology • medical waste classifiction • medical waste clasification • medical waste disposl method • medical waste container color • ...
Psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-16
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- An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
- A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
- protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- medical meaning of spir
- Medical meaning for sphygm
- Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
- Medical meaning for gastro
- medical meaning of oste
- Medical terminology for remove
- having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
- study of human behavior
- Medical meaning of brach
- Medical meaning for cost
- The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
- Medical meaning for derm
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- Medical terminology for hardening
- Medical terminology for Cardi
- Medical terminology for steth
- Medical terminology for below
- Eating disorder known as Binge eating
- Medical meaning for pneumon
- The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
- A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
- Medical terminology for tooth
- Medical terminology for swelling
25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • medical meaning of oste • study of human behavior • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for below • Medical terminology for tooth • ...
Psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-16
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- Medical terminology for Cardi
- Medical meaning for pneumon
- The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
- medical meaning of spir
- A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
- Medical meaning for sphygm
- An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
- study of human behavior
- Eating disorder known as Binge eating
- Medical meaning for gastro
- A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
- medical meaning of oste
- Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
- Medical terminology for below
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- Medical terminology for hardening
- Medical meaning for derm
- Medical terminology for steth
- The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
- Medical terminology for remove
- Medical meaning of brach
- Medical meaning for cost
- having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
- protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- Medical terminology for tooth
- Medical terminology for swelling
25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • study of human behavior • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • ...
Psychology and medical terminology 2023-09-16
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- Medical terminology for Cardi
- Medical meaning for pneumon
- The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
- medical meaning of spir
- A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
- Medical meaning for sphygm
- An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
- study of human behavior
- Eating disorder known as Binge eating
- Medical meaning for gastro
- A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
- medical meaning of oste
- Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
- Medical terminology for below
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- Medical terminology for hardening
- Medical meaning for derm
- Medical terminology for steth
- The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
- Medical terminology for remove
- Medical meaning of brach
- Medical meaning for cost
- having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
- protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- Medical terminology for tooth
- Medical terminology for swelling
25 Clues: medical meaning of spir • study of human behavior • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • ...
Psychology and Medical Terminology 2023-09-15
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- Medical terminology for tooth
- Medical meaning for pneumon
- The process of growth, maturation, and change that occurs throughout the lifespan.
- Medical terminology for swelling
- Medical terminology for below
- A physiological and psychological response to environmental demands or pressure.
- Medical meaning for sphygm
- Eating disorder which a person have abnormally low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight- ANOREXIA
- A school of psychology that focuses on observable behavior and emphasizes the role of environment in shaping behavior.
- Medical meaning for gastro
- medical meaning of oste
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- Medical terminology for hardening
- Medical meaning for derm
- study of human behavior
- Medical meaning of brach
- An unpleasant emotional state characterized by feelings of fear, worry, and unease.
- Medical terminology for remove
- protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- The part of the mind that represents internalized societal rules and values, according to Freud's psychoanalytic theory.
- The ability to adapt, cope, and recover from adversity or stress.
- Eating disorder known as Binge eating
- Medical terminology for Cardi
- Medical meaning for cost
- Medical terminology for steth
- medical meaning of spir
- having high energy, excitement over a sustained period of time
26 Clues: study of human behavior • medical meaning of spir • medical meaning of oste • Medical meaning for derm • Medical meaning of brach • Medical meaning for cost • Medical meaning for sphygm • Medical meaning for gastro • Medical meaning for pneumon • Medical terminology for tooth • Medical terminology for below • Medical terminology for Cardi • Medical terminology for steth • ...
Medical 2016-11-20
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- A piece of clothing that covers most of the body of a patient.
- A person's skeleton consists of ...
- A piece of an organ, a little blood, etc.
- A part of a hospital where a particular type of treatment is provided.
- Department where healthcare for pregnant women is provided.
- Department where heart diseases are treated.
- When a woman is about to have a baby.
- The manner of treating a patient.
- He/she performs surgery pain relief and preparation.
- Department where you go, if you have problems with joints.
- A cotton fabric used to cover wounds or surgical incisions.
- Department where there are a lot of patients in life-threatening condition.
- Jane is a lab ... .
- A device used for injecting liquids into the body.
- It fills prescriptions.
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- A point where two bones meet in the body.
- A pan used as a toilet by a person who is too ill to get out of bed.
- Department where children are cared for.
- I am a general ..., I know everything about general medicine
- Department where skin cancer can be treated.
- A written message from a doctor that officially tells someone to use a medicine, therapy, etc.
- A chair with wheels that is used by people who cannot walk because they are disabled, sick, or injured.
- Laboratory where the samples are tested.
- Department where X-rays and CT-scans are made for hospital departments.
- Not safe.
- Department where organ transplants are carried out.
- A chemical that is found in the air, that has no color, taste, or smell, and that is necessary for life.
- Method, operation, surgery.
- I have the nursing schedules.
29 Clues: Not safe. • Jane is a lab ... . • It fills prescriptions. • Method, operation, surgery. • I have the nursing schedules. • The manner of treating a patient. • A person's skeleton consists of ... • When a woman is about to have a baby. • Department where children are cared for. • Laboratory where the samples are tested. • A point where two bones meet in the body. • ...
MEDICAL 2020-03-27
24 Clues: blue • vein • toxin • urine • front • black • small • towards • kneecap • surgery • away from • eye doctor • foot doctor • memory loss • heart doctor • study of bones • fingers and toes • mental disorders • relating to eating • doctor for children • related to breathing • study of women organs • administers anesthesia • study and treatment of skin
Medical 2021-04-30
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- increases urinary output
- reduces heartbeat rate
- suppress appetite
- suppresses coughing
- Man's best friend
- prevents convulsions
- reduces fever
- treat muscle/bone condition
- relives cold
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- relives tension
- treats anemia
- promotes easier breathing
- stops vomiting
- treat shock and drug poisoning
- treats hormonal disorders/cancer
- fight infection
- promotes sleep
- elevate mood
- slow blood-clotting process
- supplements
- promotes evacuation of bowels
- relieve pain
- neutralize stomach acid
23 Clues: supplements • elevate mood • relieve pain • relives cold • treats anemia • reduces fever • stops vomiting • promotes sleep • relives tension • fight infection • suppress appetite • Man's best friend • suppresses coughing • prevents convulsions • reduces heartbeat rate • neutralize stomach acid • increases urinary output • promotes easier breathing • slow blood-clotting process • ...
Medical 2021-04-30
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- Man's best friend
- promotes easier breathing
- promotes sleep
- relives tension
- elevate mood
- prevents convulsions
- suppress appetite
- slow blood-clotting process
- relieve pain
- supplements
- suppresses coughing
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- neutralize stomach acid
- stops vomiting
- treats hormonal disorders/cancer
- increases urinary output
- reduces fever
- relives cold
- reduces heartbeat rate
- treat muscle/bone condition
- treats anemia
- treat shock and drug poisoning
- fight infection
- promotes evacuation of bowels
23 Clues: supplements • relives cold • elevate mood • relieve pain • reduces fever • treats anemia • stops vomiting • promotes sleep • relives tension • fight infection • Man's best friend • suppress appetite • suppresses coughing • prevents convulsions • reduces heartbeat rate • neutralize stomach acid • increases urinary output • promotes easier breathing • treat muscle/bone condition • ...
Medical 2021-12-30
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- when a part of the heart muscle doesn't get enough blood
- the pressure in the arteries when the heart rests between beats
- infection of one or both of the lungs caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi
- ventilation breathing is defined as
- the rate at which the heart beats
- which bronchi is larger
- the posterior tibial pulse
- how many years to become Resp. Therapist
- air blockage and breathing problems
- two large tubes that carry air from your windpipe to your lungs
- result for kinesiology is the study of
- mechanics of human movement and how they impact our health and wellbeing
- Favorite Respiratory therapist
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- one of the conducting airways
- how do we breath
- most important muscle used for breathing
- one of the Covid vaccines
- how many bones in our body
- inflammation or irritation of the lining of the lungs and chest
- Up to 49 percent of chest pain comes from what
- breathing cycle is controlled by the
- walls enclose this cavity and its structures
- how many weeks lung therapy
- causes scarring of the lung
- Symptom of pnuemonia
- how many muscles in our body
- for the lungs
27 Clues: for the lungs • how do we breath • Symptom of pnuemonia • which bronchi is larger • one of the Covid vaccines • how many bones in our body • the posterior tibial pulse • how many weeks lung therapy • causes scarring of the lung • how many muscles in our body • one of the conducting airways • Favorite Respiratory therapist • the rate at which the heart beats • ...
Medical 2024-04-24
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- Prescription is covered under Medicare
- Whaling is a type of ________ attack that targets high-value targets?
- cpt codes are maintained and copyrighted by (Acronym)
- Equipment and supplies ordered by a health care provider for everyday or extended use (Acronym)
- All information produced by the NPI Registry is provided in accordance with (Acronym)
- A movie by John Grisham, starring Matt Damon, an underdog lawyer who takes on fraudulent insurance company. Movie name?
- Application process for a provider to participate with an insurance carrier
- codes are used to report hospital outpatient procedures and physician services (Acronym)
- Service that transmits a batch of claims to individual carriers after checking for errors
- Medicare claims are processed by contractors called (Acronym)
- Type of insurance payers (Aetna, Cigna, United healthcare, etc)
- Athena parking block-B & block-C
- Directing a patient to a specialist for diagnostics or advanced treatment
- Newly joined VP of Shared Services
- Approval from a health plan that may be required before you get a service or fill a prescription in order for the service or prescription to be covered by your plan.
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- Team trained in basic life support, basic fire safety and emergency evacuation. (Acronym)
- Federal health insurance for active duty military and their families
- Type of insurance payers (Blue Cross Blue Shield)
- Type of insurance payers (Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE)
- Healthy snack
- Cost associated with each treatment CPT medical billing codes.
- Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (Acronym)
- CMS required all claim submission after October 15 2015 to use _______ diagnosis code
- When claim information is automatically sent from primary to secondary insurance
- Gang responsible for the cyberattack on healthcare giant 'Change Healthcare' in February'24
- Process of objecting to insurance payer decision to deny payment
26 Clues: Healthy snack • Athena parking block-B & block-C • Newly joined VP of Shared Services • Prescription is covered under Medicare • Type of insurance payers (Blue Cross Blue Shield) • cpt codes are maintained and copyrighted by (Acronym) • Type of insurance payers (Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE) • Medicare claims are processed by contractors called (Acronym) • ...
How well is your Medical terminology ? 2023-06-06
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- Protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- Medical terminology for fast breathing
- Disease caused by lack of Vitamin C:
- Gland in your neck that regulate your metabolism
- Person with recurrent seizures has _________
- Medical condition that causes high blood sugar
- Disease caused by Mosquitoes bites in Africa
- Medical terminology for excessive urination
- Medical terminology for high blood pressure
- Hormone that helps you fall asleep
- Medical terminology for low potassium
- Specialist doctor for the heart
- Specialist doctor for the skin
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- Medical terminology for white blood cells
- Medical terminology for inability to sleep
- ,Medical terminology for fast heart rate
- Medical terminology for low blood sugar .
- Medical terminology for the kidney
- Infection you may get after bat bite
- Condition that causes the salivary gland to swell up
- Virus that causes German measles
- Infection you may get after Tick bite
- Medical terminology for low body water
- terminology for loss of appetite for food
24 Clues: Specialist doctor for the skin • Specialist doctor for the heart • Virus that causes German measles • Medical terminology for the kidney • Hormone that helps you fall asleep • Disease caused by lack of Vitamin C: • Infection you may get after bat bite • Infection you may get after Tick bite • Medical terminology for low potassium • Medical terminology for fast breathing • ...
NAVMED Forms 2017-02-15
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- Chronological Record of HIV Testing
- Inpatient Admission Disposition Record
- Record of Exposure to Ionizing Radiation for Internally Deposited Radionuclide
- Reserve Dental Assessment and Certification Form
- Medical/Dental Maintenance Work Order
- Visual Record
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Pink
- Medical Board Certificate
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Grey
- Health Record Receipt
- Summary of Care Form
- Food Service Sanitation Inspection
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; White
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Blue
- Medical Board Statement of Patient
- Abbreviated Limited Duty Medical Board Report
- Abstract of Service and Medical History
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- Medical and Dental Overseas Screening Review for Active Duty and Dependents
- Dental Health Questionnaire
- Record of Occupational Exposure to Ionizing Radiation
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Orange
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Red
- Polyprescription
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Green
- Equipment Request Economic Analysis Supplement
- Medical Board Report Cover Sheet
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Tan
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Yellow
- TB Contact Converter Followup
- Asbestos Medical Surveillance Program
- U.S. Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record; Almond
- Equipment Request
- Officer Physical Examination Special Questionnaire
- Annual Certificate Physical Condition
34 Clues: Visual Record • Polyprescription • Equipment Request • Summary of Care Form • Health Record Receipt • Medical Board Certificate • Dental Health Questionnaire • TB Contact Converter Followup • Medical Board Report Cover Sheet • Food Service Sanitation Inspection • Medical Board Statement of Patient • Chronological Record of HIV Testing • Medical/Dental Maintenance Work Order • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-04-18
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- Medical term that means ringing in the ears
- Word root meaning “liver”
- Medical term that means painful menstruation
- Medical term that means a hair follicle that is plugged with sebum i.e. blackhead, white head
- Medical term that means loss of bone density
- Term meaning “above”
- Medical term for sleep walking
- Angioma Medical term that means a small blood vessel tumor
- Word root meaning “heart”
- Wood root meaning "brain"
- Medical term for ovarian cysts
- Word root meaning “vertebra”
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- Wood root meaning “kidney”
- Prefix meaning "in or inside"
- Wood root meaning “eyelid”
- Medical term that means the involuntary contraction of the diaphragm; street name is hiccups
- Medical term that means excessive growth of facial and body hair in women
- Word root that means “lungs”
- Prefix meaning "before"
- Infarction Medical term that means death of heart muscle tissue; street name is heart attack
- Medical term that means the beginning or first menstruation
- Word root meaning “spleen”
- Medical term for red blood cell
- Medical term that means the inability to control urination
- Medical term that means good digestion
- Term meaning "both sides”
26 Clues: Term meaning “above” • Prefix meaning "before" • Word root meaning “liver” • Term meaning "both sides” • Word root meaning “heart” • Wood root meaning "brain" • Wood root meaning “kidney” • Wood root meaning “eyelid” • Word root meaning “spleen” • Word root that means “lungs” • Word root meaning “vertebra” • Prefix meaning "in or inside" • Medical term for sleep walking • ...
Medical 2023-01-23
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- Three copies of a chromosome
- Indication of UTI
- a cancer treatment that uses high doses of radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors (2 words)
- Broken bone
- What syndrome is treated with salt
- nothing by mouth
- Health maintenance screening
- Kneecap
- Medical emergency in diabetics (two words)
- an overgrowth of scar tissue that can form after surgery or an injury
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- Removal of gallbladder
- Scan of the abdomen
- A prenatal test that can diagnose genetic disorders
- This med should never be pushed IV
- Mini-stroke (3 words)
- The cessation of electrical and mechanical activity of the heart
- Enlarged Heart
- Stinky feet
- The only bone in the human body not attached to another bone
- prefix for uterus
- Region of the brain in charge of vision
21 Clues: Kneecap • Broken bone • Stinky feet • Enlarged Heart • nothing by mouth • Indication of UTI • prefix for uterus • Scan of the abdomen • Mini-stroke (3 words) • Removal of gallbladder • Three copies of a chromosome • Health maintenance screening • This med should never be pushed IV • What syndrome is treated with salt • Region of the brain in charge of vision • ...
Medical 2020-10-19
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- a test that examines a urine sample
- a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- the use of two or more drugs together to treat a single disease
- the joint connecting the hand with the forearm
- the area between the abdomen and the thigh on either side of the body
- the joint between the forearm and the upper arm
- the body of contains the digestive organs
- each of the four slender jointed parts attached to either hand
- the trunk of the human body
- a tissue or layer of cells beneath the epidermis
- the part of the brain that connects the nervous system with the endocrine system
- a receptacle used by a bedridden patient as a toilet
- the inability to have children
- a person trained to care for the sick or infirm
- breathe out
- a pain or illness reported by a patient
- to release by the process of secretion
- the result of a wrench or twist of the ligaments of a joint
- any disturbance in the rhythm of the heartbeat
- an involuntary and immediate movement in response to a stimulus
- relating to the lungs
- a chair use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk
- a type of protein found in the body
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- any of the fine branching blood vessels
- a condition that causes a reaction or illness
- injury or disability caused when the normal position of a joint
- a blood vessel that carries blood towards from the heart
- a protective garment worn in hospital
- to breathe noisily and with difficulty
- a procedure to restore blood flow through the artery
- the part of the face above the eyebrows
- a doctor who renders the patients unconscious Pharmacist a person who is professionally qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs
- a respiratory condition, causing difficulty in breathing
- focusing on preventing diseases from occurring rather than curing them
- a method of birth control that prevents fertilization of the egg cell
- a tube with a nozzle and piston for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream
- a hormone released into the body of someone feeling extreme emotions
- a thin translucent fabric of silk, linen, or cotton
- an injury as from a blow with a blunt instrument
- a rapid loss of brain functions due to a loss of blood to the brain
- the part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips
- the branch of medicine dealing with the diseases and care of aged people
- a pain felt in the head
- the sharp edge of a roof from the ridge to the eaves where the two sides meet
- a waste product found in blood that the kidney usually removes
45 Clues: breathe out • relating to the lungs • a pain felt in the head • the trunk of the human body • the inability to have children • a test that examines a urine sample • a type of protein found in the body • a protective garment worn in hospital • to breathe noisily and with difficulty • to release by the process of secretion • any of the fine branching blood vessels • ...
Medical 2020-10-19
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- a hormone released into the body of someone feeling extreme emotions
- a protective garment worn in hospital
- the joint connecting the hand with the forearm
- the trunk of the human body
- a method of birth control that prevents fertilization of the egg cell
- a pain felt in the head
- injury or disability caused when the normal position of a joint
- a waste product found in blood that the kidney usually removes
- the part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips
- to release by the process of secretion
- to breathe noisily and with difficulty
- a pain or illness reported by a patient
- the part of the face above the eyebrows
- an involuntary and immediate movement in response to a stimulus
- the inability to have children
- breathe out
- a procedure to restore blood flow through the artery
- having a document saying that a person can do a job
- a respiratory condition, causing difficulty in breathing
- a type of protein found in the body
- the sharp edge of a roof from the ridge to the eaves where the two sides meet
- a test that examines a urine sample
- relating to the lungs
- medicine put into a person’s
- a thin translucent fabric of silk, linen, or cotton
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- a doctor who renders the patients unconscious
- the branch of medicine dealing with the diseases and care of aged people
- a chair use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk
- the result of a wrench or twist of the ligaments of a joint
- the use of two or more drugs together to treat a single disease
- any disturbance in the rhythm of the heartbeat
- the joint between the forearm and the upper arm
- an injury as from a blow with a blunt instrument
- focusing on preventing diseases from occurring rather than curing them
- each of the four slender jointed parts attached to either hand
- a tissue or layer of cells beneath the epidermis
- a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- any of the fine branching blood vessels
- a person who is professionally qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs
- the part of the brain that connects the nervous system with the endocrine system
- a person trained to care for the sick or infirm
- a blood vessel that carries blood towards from the heart
- a rapid loss of brain functions due to a loss of blood to the brain
- a receptacle used by a bedridden patient as a toilet
- the area between the abdomen and the thigh on either side of the body
- the body of contains the digestive organs
- a condition that causes a reaction or illness
- a tube with a nozzle and piston for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream
48 Clues: breathe out • relating to the lungs • a pain felt in the head • the trunk of the human body • medicine put into a person’s • the inability to have children • a type of protein found in the body • a test that examines a urine sample • a protective garment worn in hospital • to release by the process of secretion • to breathe noisily and with difficulty • ...
Medical 2020-10-19
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- the part of the brain that connects the nervous system with the endocrine system
- breathe out
- medicine put into a person’s body
- a receptacle used by a bedridden patient as a toilet
- a hormone that is produced in the ovaries which regulates the menstrual cycle
- a tube with a nozzle and piston for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream
- any of the fine branching blood vessels
- a pain or illness reported by a patient
- the inability to have children
- relating to the lungs
- a respiratory condition, causing difficulty in breathing
- the result of a wrench or twist of the ligaments of a joint
- a tissue or layer of cells beneath the epidermis
- to breathe noisily and with difficulty
- the joint between the forearm and the upper arm
- the branch of medicine dealing with the diseases and care of aged people
- a chair use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk
- a type of protein found in the body
- the sharp edge of a roof from the ridge to the eaves where the two sides meet
- a thin translucent fabric of silk, linen, or cotton
- an injury as from a blow with a blunt instrument
- a blood vessel that carries blood towards from the heart
- the part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips
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- the body of contains the digestive organs
- a doctor who renders the patients unconscious
- each of the four slender jointed parts attached to either hand
- a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- an involuntary and immediate movement in response to a stimulus
- a waste product found in blood that the kidney usually removes
- a test that examines a urine sample
- a procedure to restore blood flow through the artery
- the use of two or more drugs together to treat a single disease
- the trunk of the human body
- a pain felt in the head
- having a document saying that a person can do a job
- a protective garment worn in hospital
- a person trained to care for the sick or infirm
- a condition that causes a reaction or illness
- the part of the face above the eyebrows
- a hormone released into the body of someone feeling extreme emotions
- injury or disability caused when the normal position of a joint
- a rapid loss of brain functions due to a loss of blood to the brain
- focusing on preventing diseases from occurring rather than curing them
- to release by the process of secretion
- any disturbance in the rhythm of the heartbeat
- the joint connecting the hand with the forearm
- a person who is professionally qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs
- the area between the abdomen and the thigh on either side of the body
- a method of birth control that prevents fertilization of the egg cell
49 Clues: breathe out • relating to the lungs • a pain felt in the head • the trunk of the human body • the inability to have children • medicine put into a person’s body • a test that examines a urine sample • a type of protein found in the body • a protective garment worn in hospital • to release by the process of secretion • to breathe noisily and with difficulty • ...
Medical 2020-10-19
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- a hormone released into the body of someone feeling extreme emotions
- a protective garment worn in hospital
- the joint connecting the hand with the forearm
- the trunk of the human body
- a method of birth control that prevents fertilization of the egg cell
- a pain felt in the head
- injury or disability caused when the normal position of a joint
- a waste product found in blood that the kidney usually removes
- the part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips
- to release by the process of secretion
- to breathe noisily and with difficulty
- a pain or illness reported by a patient
- the part of the face above the eyebrows
- an involuntary and immediate movement in response to a stimulus
- the inability to have children
- breathe out
- a procedure to restore blood flow through the artery
- having a document saying that a person can do a job
- a respiratory condition, causing difficulty in breathing
- a type of protein found in the body
- the sharp edge of a roof from the ridge to the eaves where the two sides meet
- a test that examines a urine sample
- relating to the lungs
- medicine put into a person’s
- a thin translucent fabric of silk, linen, or cotton
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- a doctor who renders the patients unconscious
- the branch of medicine dealing with the diseases and care of aged people
- a chair use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk
- the result of a wrench or twist of the ligaments of a joint
- the use of two or more drugs together to treat a single disease
- any disturbance in the rhythm of the heartbeat
- the joint between the forearm and the upper arm
- an injury as from a blow with a blunt instrument
- focusing on preventing diseases from occurring rather than curing them
- each of the four slender jointed parts attached to either hand
- a tissue or layer of cells beneath the epidermis
- a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- any of the fine branching blood vessels
- a person who is professionally qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs
- the part of the brain that connects the nervous system with the endocrine system
- a person trained to care for the sick or infirm
- a blood vessel that carries blood towards from the heart
- a rapid loss of brain functions due to a loss of blood to the brain
- a receptacle used by a bedridden patient as a toilet
- the area between the abdomen and the thigh on either side of the body
- the body of contains the digestive organs
- a condition that causes a reaction or illness
- a tube with a nozzle and piston for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream
48 Clues: breathe out • relating to the lungs • a pain felt in the head • the trunk of the human body • medicine put into a person’s • the inability to have children • a type of protein found in the body • a test that examines a urine sample • a protective garment worn in hospital • to release by the process of secretion • to breathe noisily and with difficulty • ...
Medical 2020-10-19
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- a hormone released into the body of someone feeling extreme emotions
- a protective garment worn in hospital
- the joint connecting the hand with the forearm
- the trunk of the human body
- a method of birth control that prevents fertilization of the egg cell
- a pain felt in the head
- injury or disability caused when the normal position of a joint
- a waste product found in blood that the kidney usually removes
- the part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips
- to release by the process of secretion
- to breathe noisily and with difficulty
- a pain or illness reported by a patient
- the part of the face above the eyebrows
- an involuntary and immediate movement in response to a stimulus
- the inability to have children
- breathe out
- a procedure to restore blood flow through the artery
- having a document saying that a person can do a job
- a respiratory condition, causing difficulty in breathing
- a type of protein found in the body
- the sharp edge of a roof from the ridge to the eaves where the two sides meet
- a test that examines a urine sample
- relating to the lungs
- medicine put into a person’s
- a thin translucent fabric of silk, linen, or cotton
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- a doctor who renders the patients unconscious
- the branch of medicine dealing with the diseases and care of aged people
- a chair use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk
- the result of a wrench or twist of the ligaments of a joint
- the use of two or more drugs together to treat a single disease
- any disturbance in the rhythm of the heartbeat
- the joint between the forearm and the upper arm
- an injury as from a blow with a blunt instrument
- focusing on preventing diseases from occurring rather than curing them
- each of the four slender jointed parts attached to either hand
- a tissue or layer of cells beneath the epidermis
- a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- any of the fine branching blood vessels
- a person who is professionally qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs
- the part of the brain that connects the nervous system with the endocrine system
- a person trained to care for the sick or infirm
- a blood vessel that carries blood towards from the heart
- a rapid loss of brain functions due to a loss of blood to the brain
- a receptacle used by a bedridden patient as a toilet
- the area between the abdomen and the thigh on either side of the body
- the body of contains the digestive organs
- a condition that causes a reaction or illness
- a tube with a nozzle and piston for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream
48 Clues: breathe out • relating to the lungs • a pain felt in the head • the trunk of the human body • medicine put into a person’s • the inability to have children • a type of protein found in the body • a test that examines a urine sample • a protective garment worn in hospital • to release by the process of secretion • to breathe noisily and with difficulty • ...
medical 2023-01-07
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- untuk kontraksi
- bentuk infektif plasmodium
- enzim jantung
- makan aneh
- peningkatan mood
- disosiasi sitoalbumin
- sianotik PJB
- terapi malaria
- pemeriksaan siphilis
- kelainan ion tenggelam di air tawar
- enzim hepar
- bagian rongga mulut
- terapi bipolar
- thunder clap
- HR > 150x
- kelainan tidur
- positif pada HNP
- terapi IMA
- defisiensi surfaktan
- tulang ekstremitas
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- perdarahan defisiensi vitamin
- area afasia motorik
- sedikit
- salah satu normal flora
- old crab
- kotoran scabies
- nervus cranialis
- mediator inflamasi
- TRAP
- menstimulasi folikel
- berperan dalam reaksi alergi
- tes ruptur archilles
- pembunuhan anak sendiri
- salbutamol
- jenis mioma
- autoimun kelainan vaskuler
- pada xray osteoarthritis
- monosit
- terapi syok anafilaktik
- keganasan hematopoesis
40 Clues: TRAP • sedikit • monosit • old crab • HR > 150x • makan aneh • salbutamol • terapi IMA • enzim hepar • jenis mioma • sianotik PJB • thunder clap • enzim jantung • terapi malaria • terapi bipolar • kelainan tidur • untuk kontraksi • kotoran scabies • nervus cranialis • peningkatan mood • positif pada HNP • mediator inflamasi • tulang ekstremitas • area afasia motorik • bagian rongga mulut • menstimulasi folikel • ...
Medical 2023-01-17
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- necesitas pañuelos cuando
- cuando tú nunca estás enfermo.
- El órgano largo en forma de tubo en el abdomen.
- jarabe Medicina en líquido para la tos o las alergias.
- una silla de ruedas Usas esta cuando no puedes caminar nada.
- Cuando tú giras alrededor tú conseguir _____
- Una mujer por 9 a 10 meses
- en cama Cuándo el doctor dice que no debes levantarte de la cama.
- farmacia Aquí para comprar medicina y antibióticos.
- Tus dientes más grandes y fuertes
- 12 pares rodean tus pulmones
- Lastimarse el tobillo pero no está fracturado
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- Alguien quién ayuda de médica durante operacions es a _____
- gripe La Influenza
- remedio Cuándo te duele la garganta y haces gárgaras con agua caliente y sal
- Persona que ayuda al doctor.
- de emergencias La ambulancia te lleva aquí
- Retenido de agua
- Un accidente con dos automóviles
- pálido No tienes mucho color en la cara o la piel
- Líquido rojo en tu cuerpo.
- ayudan a caminar cuando tienes la pierna fracturada.
- el órgano sólido más grande del cuerpo
- catarro o resfriado el frio comun
- Una jeringuilla que te pone el doctor en tu brazo o pompis.
25 Clues: Retenido de agua • necesitas pañuelos cuando • Líquido rojo en tu cuerpo. • Una mujer por 9 a 10 meses • Persona que ayuda al doctor. • 12 pares rodean tus pulmones • gripe La Influenza • cuando tú nunca estás enfermo. • Un accidente con dos automóviles • Tus dientes más grandes y fuertes • el órgano sólido más grande del cuerpo • ...
medical 2024-09-22
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- вірусний
- розвиватися
- покритий сосочками
- нечіткий, неясний
- неспокій, збудження
- збільшений
- висипання
- виділяти, екскретувати
- вплив, ураження
- нудота
- ковтання
- спадковість
- хриплість
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- вказувати, означати
- жовтяниця
- ріст, зростання
- лімфатичний вузол
- погіршуватись
- печінковий
- свербіж
- спрага
- стенокардія
- відбуватися, траплятися, мати місце
- тромбоцит
- погіршений, ослаблений, порушений
25 Clues: спрага • нудота • свербіж • вірусний • ковтання • жовтяниця • висипання • тромбоцит • хриплість • печінковий • збільшений • розвиватися • стенокардія • спадковість • погіршуватись • ріст, зростання • вплив, ураження • лімфатичний вузол • нечіткий, неясний • покритий сосочками • вказувати, означати • неспокій, збудження • виділяти, екскретувати • погіршений, ослаблений, порушений • відбуватися, траплятися, мати місце
Medical 2019-10-30
medical 2021-11-17
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- blood pressure
- high blood pressure as a result of pressure in a blood vessel
- infarction heart attack
- heart
- top of the heart
- artery the major blood vessels of the heart Cardiac arrest a complete stopping of the heart myocardial heart
- chest
- uses electricity to see parts of the cardiovascular system
- used to measure blood pressure
- beats per minute
- an artery with a weakened wall
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- outer layer of the heart
- the layer of the heart chambers
- uses sound to see parts of the cardiovascular system
- blood
- veins swollen and dilated veins
- septum wall between the right and left atria
- middle muscular layer of the heart that pumps blood
- cardiovascular
- blood
- echocardiogram
- bottom of the heart
22 Clues: blood • heart • blood • chest • blood pressure • cardiovascular • echocardiogram • top of the heart • beats per minute • bottom of the heart • infarction heart attack • outer layer of the heart • used to measure blood pressure • an artery with a weakened wall • the layer of the heart chambers • veins swollen and dilated veins • septum wall between the right and left atria • ...
Medical 2021-04-30
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- Man's best friend
- promotes easier breathing
- promotes sleep
- relives tension
- elevate mood
- prevents convulsions
- suppress appetite
- slow blood-clotting process
- relieve pain
- supplements
- suppresses coughing
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- neutralize stomach acid
- stops vomiting
- treats hormonal disorders/cancer
- increases urinary output
- reduces fever
- relives cold
- reduces heartbeat rate
- treat muscle/bone condition
- treats anemia
- treat shock and drug poisoning
- fight infection
- promotes evacuation of bowels
23 Clues: supplements • relives cold • elevate mood • relieve pain • reduces fever • treats anemia • stops vomiting • promotes sleep • relives tension • fight infection • Man's best friend • suppress appetite • suppresses coughing • prevents convulsions • reduces heartbeat rate • neutralize stomach acid • increases urinary output • promotes easier breathing • treat muscle/bone condition • ...
MEDICAL 2023-07-03
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- the red liquid that circulates in the veins and arteries of humans and animals, carrying oxygen and nutrients throughout the body
- to recommend the use of a medicine or treatment
- the identification of a disease or medical condition through examination and testing
- the degree of hotness or coldness of something, usually measured with a thermometer
- a mark left on the skin after a wound has healed
- a physical or mental feature that indicates a medical condition
- a person trained to care for sick or injured people, especially in a hospital
- a medical procedure getting into the body to repair or remove damaged tissue
- a shot given with a needle, often to administer medicine or vaccines
- things used as medication or for recreational purposes, often with negative side effects
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- the administration of a vaccine to stimulate the immune system and prevent disease
- an injury to the body, typically caused by cutting or tearing the skin
- a material used to cover and protect wounds or broken bones
- a place where medicines are prepared and sold
- correct or suitable according to social norms or standards
- to provide medical care or attention to someone who is ill or injured
- pills or syrups used to treat or prevent illness or disease
- an abnormally high body temperature, often a symptom of illness
- a sudden throw of air from the lungs, often due to irritation or infection
- another word for death; the end of life
20 Clues: another word for death; the end of life • a place where medicines are prepared and sold • to recommend the use of a medicine or treatment • a mark left on the skin after a wound has healed • correct or suitable according to social norms or standards • a material used to cover and protect wounds or broken bones • ...
Standard Forms 2017-02-15
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- Immunization Record
- Neurological Exam
- Abbreviated Medical Record
- Epilepsy Medical Report
- Prenatal and Pregnancy Civilian Medical Care Notes
- Radiographic Consultation Request/Report
- Radiation Therapy Summary
- Blood Pressure Plotting Chart
- Narrative Summary
- Muscle Function by Nerve Distribution: Face, Neck, and Upper Extremity
- Report of Discrepancy
- Medical Record - Hematology
- Medical Record Progress Report
- Medical Record - Microbiology I
- Plotting Chart
- Medical Record - Emergency Care and Treatment Record of Ambulance Care
- Medical Consultation Sheet
- Chronological Record of Medical Care
- Anesthesia
- Certificate of Medical Examination
- Radiologic Consultation Request/Report
- Request for Administration of Anesthesia
- Radiation Therapy
- Laboratory Report Display
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- Gynecologic Cytology
- Allergen Extract Prescription - New and Refill
- Anatomical Figure
- Authorization for Tissue Donation
- Tissue Examination
- Radiographic Report
- Interstitial/Intercavity Therapy
- Physical Statement for Employee Disability Retirement
- Muscle Function by Nerve Distribution: Trunk and Lower Extremity
- Autopsy Protocol
- Medical Record - Urinalysis
- Medical Record - Miscellaneous
- Vital Signs Record
- Electroencephalogram Request and History
- Operating Report
- Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle Operators
- Blood or Blood Component Transfusion
- Electrocardiogram Request
- Disposition of Body
- Medical Record - Chemistry
- Group Muscle Strength, Joint ROM, Girth and Length Measurements
- Medical Record - Serology
46 Clues: Anesthesia • Plotting Chart • Autopsy Protocol • Operating Report • Neurological Exam • Anatomical Figure • Narrative Summary • Radiation Therapy • Tissue Examination • Vital Signs Record • Immunization Record • Radiographic Report • Disposition of Body • Gynecologic Cytology • Report of Discrepancy • Epilepsy Medical Report • Radiation Therapy Summary • Electrocardiogram Request • ...
MED TERM REVIEW 2023-10-05
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- What does the suffix "-itis" indicate in medical terminology?
- What is the medical term for the voice box?
- What does the suffix "-ology" mean in medical terminology? THREE WORDS
- What does the suffix "-ectomy" indicate in medical terminology?
- What is the medical term for a condition in which the heart muscle does not pump blood effectively? TWO WORDS
- What is the medical term for an abnormal enlargement of the liver?
- What does the prefix "hypo-" mean in medical terminology?
- What is the medical term for difficulty breathing?
- What is the medical term for inflammation of the appendix?
- What is the medical term for the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder?
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- Which part of the brain is responsible for controlling basic life functions such as breathing and heart rate?
- Which body system is responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing waste products?
- What is the medical term for a specialist who studies and treats diseases of the skin?
- What does the prefix "hyper-" mean in medical terminology?
- What does the prefix "poly-" mean in medical terminology?
- What is the medical term for the thigh bone?
- Which gland in the neck is responsible for regulating metabolism?
- Which organ produces insulin in the human body?
- Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?
- What is the medical term for a high white blood cell count?
20 Clues: What is the medical term for the voice box? • What is the medical term for the thigh bone? • Which organ produces insulin in the human body? • What is the medical term for difficulty breathing? • Which blood type is considered the universal recipient? • What does the prefix "poly-" mean in medical terminology? • ...
Medical 2023-11-23
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- Helps injured people improve their movement
- A separate room/department in a hospital
- Treats skin conditions
- Where emergency health cases go by ambulance
- diseases of the heart
- An adjustable, wheeled stretcher
- Used to detect heart problems
- A department that performs x-rays
- A device used to listen to the heart
- An instrument used to cut the skin
- A qualified health care professional
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- Identifying a present disease/illness
- Treats blood conditions
- Found in the wrist to count heartbeats
- Used to take a patient's temperature
- Treats babies and children
- A device used to monitor oxygen levels
- Predicting the course of a diagnosed illness
- Used to weigh patient's
19 Clues: diseases of the heart • Treats skin conditions • Treats blood conditions • Used to weigh patient's • Treats babies and children • Used to detect heart problems • An adjustable, wheeled stretcher • A department that performs x-rays • An instrument used to cut the skin • Used to take a patient's temperature • A device used to listen to the heart • ...
UH Acronyms 2024-03-05
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- American Hospital Association
- University Hospitals Physician Services
- Medical Intensive Care Unit
- Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
- Pre-Operative/During OP/Post OP Care
- Registered Nurse First Assistant
- Activities of daily living
- Standard Operating Procedure
- Business Systems Group
- Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
- MacDonald Women's Hospital
- Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services
- Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
- Chief Nursing Officer
- Protected Health Information
- Center for Emergency Medicine
- Clinical Technical Assistant
- Per Diem / As Needed
- University Hospitals Management Services Organization
- Accountable Care Organization
- Respiratory Therapist
- Lake West Medical Center
- Employee Direct Access
- Basic Cardiac Life Support
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
- Surgical Intensive Care Unit
- Medical Technologist
- Bachelors of Nursing
- Medical Trainer
- University Hospitals
- Enterprise Staffing Services
- Portage Medical Center
- Nursing Assistant
- Registered Respiratory Tech
- Det Norske Veritas
- Licensed Practical Nurse
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- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
- University Hospitals Medical Group
- Manager Direct Access
- Computed Tomography
- University Hospitals Health Systems
- Advanced Practice Provider
- Management Incentive Plan
- Licensed Nursing Home Administrator
- Parma Medical Center
- Ajuha Medical Center
- Basic Life Support
- Geauga Medical Center
- Registered Health Information Administrator
- Certified Occupational Therapist
- University Hospitals Medical Practices
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Cleveland Medical Center
- Per Diem / As Needed
- Clinical Nurse Specialist
- TriPoint Medical Center
- Registered Health Information Technician
- Medical Assistant
- St. John Medical Center
- Average Days to Fill
- Rainbow Babies & Children's
- Emergency Department
- Licensed Social Worker
- Elyria Medical Center
- Environmental Services
- Applicant Tracking System
- Beachwood Medical Center
- Advanced Clinical Nurse
- Unlicensed Assistive Personnel
- Electronic Medical Record
- Subject Matter Expert
- Personal Health Record
- Employee Referral program
- Sterile Processing Tech
- Registered Nurse
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Associate Degree Nurse
- Invitro Fertilization
- Physical Therapist
79 Clues: Medical Trainer • Registered Nurse • Medical Assistant • Nursing Assistant • Basic Life Support • Det Norske Veritas • Physical Therapist • Computed Tomography • Parma Medical Center • Ajuha Medical Center • Per Diem / As Needed • Per Diem / As Needed • Average Days to Fill • Emergency Department • Medical Technologist • Bachelors of Nursing • University Hospitals • Manager Direct Access • ...
Medical 2023-05-09
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- ...rhythm
- ...pressure
- extreme tiredness
- desease continuing for a long time
- when your nose is bleeding
- a long tube through which food travels while it is being digested after leaving the stomach
- you have it when you feel dizzy
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- when your head hurts
- used to hold liquid waste
- ...processes
- ...bone
- to throw up
- used for carrying a child during pregnancy
- a medication to stop the pain is a pain...
- temporary damage to the brain caused by a fall or hit on the head or by violent shaking:
- ...health
- to have a runny ...
- a joint halfway down the arm
18 Clues: ...bone • ...rhythm • ...health • to throw up • ...pressure • ...processes • extreme tiredness • to have a runny ... • when your head hurts • used to hold liquid waste • when your nose is bleeding • a joint halfway down the arm • you have it when you feel dizzy • desease continuing for a long time • used for carrying a child during pregnancy • a medication to stop the pain is a pain... • ...
Medical 2023-12-12
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- What is mistletoe the ancient symbol of?
- Which month was the ATT CRM launch in North America?
- Karim’s favourite sporting pastime?
- Who is our SIP partner for compensation benchmarking of global sales employees?
- Complete one of our values: ‘GROW…..’
- What does the E stand for in FISBE?
- What does the ‘I’ in SIP stand for?
- In which month did Japan go live with Polaris?
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- Which month was the Showpad contract extension?
- Which is the most recorded Christmas carol?
- On average, how many years does it take to grow a Christmas tree?
- Family card game you might play at Christmas?
- Our new brand promise as a company ‘…….CARING’
- Which interactive app due to be launched soon that enhances sales skills?
- How many of the 12 FISBE markets sit within Europe?
- In which city was the CRM Workshop for Nordics AWC Team held?
- How many of the 12 key markets are now live with Polaris?
- Which is the next market to go live with Polaris?
18 Clues: Karim’s favourite sporting pastime? • What does the E stand for in FISBE? • What does the ‘I’ in SIP stand for? • Complete one of our values: ‘GROW…..’ • What is mistletoe the ancient symbol of? • Which is the most recorded Christmas carol? • Family card game you might play at Christmas? • Our new brand promise as a company ‘…….CARING’ • ...
Medical 2023-11-23
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- used to weigh patient’s
- treats skin conditions
- where emergency health cases go by Ambulance
- The number of times your heartbeats
- An adjustable, wheeled stretcher
- Treats babies and children
- Treats blood conditions
- Treats diseases of the heart
- Used to take a patients temperature
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- Identifying a present disease
- Helps injured people improve their movement
- A separate room in a hospital ( also called a department)
- An instrument to cut the skin
- Predicting the course of a diagnosed illness
- A qualified health care professional
- A device used to listen to the heart
- A department that performs X-rays
- A device used to monitor oxygen levels
18 Clues: treats skin conditions • used to weigh patient’s • Treats blood conditions • Treats babies and children • Treats diseases of the heart • Identifying a present disease • An instrument to cut the skin • An adjustable, wheeled stretcher • A department that performs X-rays • The number of times your heartbeats • Used to take a patients temperature • ...
Biomedical Careers 2017-10-19
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- deals with braces and other teeth things
- Works with ears
- deals with a spinal cord
- make sure store products are up to code
- Works with teeth
- deals with medical science
- help a doctor
- specializes ultrasounds
- illustrator medical pictures
- work with medical machines
- help in hospital kitchens
- Engineers medical things
- specializes in x-ray
- workers to make sure that sugar liquid are not contaminate
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- helps strengthen you physically or mentally
- deals with contagious diseases
- deals plants
- last say in the medical problem
- deals with wild animals
- Deals with microscopic bacteria
- deals with respiratory
- writers medical things
- deals with blood
- police, Firemen, E.M.T
- deals with domestic animals
25 Clues: deals plants • help a doctor • Works with ears • Works with teeth • deals with blood • specializes in x-ray • deals with respiratory • writers medical things • police, Firemen, E.M.T • deals with wild animals • specializes ultrasounds • deals with a spinal cord • Engineers medical things • help in hospital kitchens • deals with medical science • work with medical machines • ...
Medical 2022-05-17
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- Reduces swelling, pain, and soreness
- Low blood pressure
- High blood pressure
- Infected tissue beneath the skin
- Blood clot
- Disease is not getting worse
- fracture Broken bone that shatters into many pieces
- Thin layer of pliable tissue
- Sudden but usually short
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- Most common type of white blood cell
- Pain in the chest
- Outermost layer of skin
- Not cancerous
- usually simple
- Wound, sore, or cut
- Cancerous
- A tissue sample for testing purposes
- Swelling
18 Clues: Swelling • Cancerous • Blood clot • Not cancerous • usually simple • Pain in the chest • Low blood pressure • High blood pressure • Wound, sore, or cut • Outermost layer of skin • Sudden but usually short • Disease is not getting worse • Thin layer of pliable tissue • Infected tissue beneath the skin • Most common type of white blood cell • Reduces swelling, pain, and soreness • ...
medical 2023-12-12
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- In which month did Japan go live with Polaris?
- Which is the most recorded Christmas carol?
- How many of the 12 key markets are now live with Polaris?
- Family card game you might play at Christmas?
- Who is our SIP partner for compensation benchmarking of global sales employees?
- What does the ‘I’ in SIP stand for?
- Which month was the Showpad contract extension?
- Which month was the ATT CRM launch in North America?
- Karim’s favourite sporting pastime?
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- Which interactive app due to be launched soon that enhances sales skills?
- In which US city was ConvaFoam launched?
- On average, how many years does it take to grow a Christmas tree?
- Which is the next market to go live with Polaris?
- Complete one of our values: ‘GROW…..’
- What is mistletoe the ancient symbol of?
- Our new brand promise as a company ‘…….CARING’
- What does the E stand for in FISBE?
- How many of the 12 FISBE markets sit within Europe?
18 Clues: What does the E stand for in FISBE? • What does the ‘I’ in SIP stand for? • Karim’s favourite sporting pastime? • Complete one of our values: ‘GROW…..’ • In which US city was ConvaFoam launched? • What is mistletoe the ancient symbol of? • Which is the most recorded Christmas carol? • Family card game you might play at Christmas? • ...
clinic terminology by mukesh 2023-06-03
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- Plan: A healthcare provider's recommended course of action to manage or treat a patient's medical condition, including medications, therapies, and lifestyle changes.
- A recommendation by a primary care physician for a patient to see a specialist or receive further medical evaluation or treatment.
- An individual receiving medical treatment or care from a healthcare provider.
- Health Record (EHR): A digital record of a patient's medical history, including diagnoses, medications, allergies, lab results, and other relevant information.
- Tests: Diagnostic tests performed on blood, urine, or other specimens to assess a patient's health status, detect diseases, or monitor treatment effectiveness.
- A written order from a physician for a specific medication, including dosage, frequency, and instructions for use.
- A medical doctor who diagnoses, treats, and provides medical care to patients.
- Consent: The process of providing a patient with information about a proposed medical procedure, including risks, benefits, and alternatives, and obtaining their voluntary agreement before proceeding.
- A healthcare professional who assists physicians with clinical and administrative tasks, such as taking vital signs, preparing patients for exams, and maintaining medical records.
- A fixed amount that patients are required to pay out-of-pocket for certain medical services or medications, typically at the time of the visit.
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- The identification of a patient's medical condition or disease based on their symptoms, medical history, and diagnostic tests.
- History: A comprehensive record of a patient's past and current medical conditions, surgeries, allergies, medications, and family medical history.
- An administrative staff member responsible for greeting patients, scheduling appointments, and managing the front desk of the clinic.
- Signs: Basic measurements of a patient's essential bodily functions, including temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rate.
- A healthcare professional who assists physicians, provides patient care, administers medications, and performs various medical procedures.
- A scheduled time for a patient to visit the clinic for medical evaluation or treatment.
- Complaint: The primary reason or symptom for which a patient seeks medical attention.
- A subsequent appointment or communication with a patient to monitor their progress, adjust treatment plans, or address any concerns.
- Coverage: The extent to which a patient's health insurance plan pays for medical services, including consultations, tests, procedures, and medications.
- A healthcare facility where medical professionals provide outpatient care, usually for non-emergency conditions.
20 Clues: An individual receiving medical treatment or care from a healthcare provider. • A medical doctor who diagnoses, treats, and provides medical care to patients. • Complaint: The primary reason or symptom for which a patient seeks medical attention. • A scheduled time for a patient to visit the clinic for medical evaluation or treatment. • ...
medical 2023-12-12
Across
- In which city was the CRM Workshop for Nordics AWC Team held?
- In which month did Japan go live with Polaris?
- Karim’s favourite sporting pastime?
- What does the ‘I’ in SIP stand for?
- Who is our SIP partner for compensation benchmarking of global sales employees?
- How many of the 12 key markets are now live with Polaris?
- What is mistletoe the ancient symbol of?
- Which month was the ATT CRM launch in North America?
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- Complete one of our values: ‘GROW…..’
- Which interactive app due to be launched soon that enhances sales skills?
- Family card game you might play at Christmas?
- Which is the next market to go live with Polaris?
- On average, how many years does it take to grow a Christmas tree?
- Our new brand promise as a company ‘…….CARING’
- How many of the 12 FISBE markets sit within Europe?
- What does the E stand for in FISBE?
- Which month was the Showpad contract extension?
- Which is the most recorded Christmas carol?
18 Clues: Karim’s favourite sporting pastime? • What does the ‘I’ in SIP stand for? • What does the E stand for in FISBE? • Complete one of our values: ‘GROW…..’ • What is mistletoe the ancient symbol of? • Which is the most recorded Christmas carol? • Family card game you might play at Christmas? • In which month did Japan go live with Polaris? • ...
HOSP 2024-01-19
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- - Physician providing medical treatment.
- - Area for medical testing and analysis.
- - Essential gas provided to patients in need.
- - Intravenous, a method of administering fluids or medication.
- - Medical procedures performed in a hospital.
- - Immediate medical care for urgent situations.
- - Section of a hospital for a specific type of care.
- - Preventive treatment to stimulate immunity.
- - Area for individuals to wait for appointments or news.
- - Vehicle for transporting patients to the hospital.
- - Remote healthcare services using technology.
- - Time for family and friends to see patients in the hospital.
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- - Medical professional providing patient care.
- - Uniform worn by medical professionals.
- - Medical imaging for visualizing internal structures.
- - Healthcare professional providing direct patient care.
- - Doctor's written order for medication.
- - Furniture for patients in a hospital room.
- - Process of healing and getting better after treatment.
- - Individual receiving medical treatment.
20 Clues: - Uniform worn by medical professionals. • - Physician providing medical treatment. • - Area for medical testing and analysis. • - Doctor's written order for medication. • - Individual receiving medical treatment. • - Furniture for patients in a hospital room. • - Essential gas provided to patients in need. • - Medical procedures performed in a hospital. • ...
Medical Terminology Practice 2022-02-15
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- Suffix for pain
- Combining form for vertebrae
- Prefix for against
- Medical term for both sides or two sides
- Prefix for many
- Combining form for esophagus
- Suffix for treatment
- Suffix for paralysis
- Prefix for within
- Suffix for surgical repair
- Suffix for cell
- Suffix for disease
- Prefix for below or deficient
- Medical term for viewing of the joints
- Suffix for instrument for viewing
- Suffix for specialist
- Combining form for liver
- Suffix for creation of new
- Medical term for slow heart rate
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- Medical term for surgical removal of stomach
- Prefix for surrounding or around
- Medical term for repair of the nose
- Medical term for enlarged heart
- Medical term for joint pain
- Medical term for disease of the nerves
- Medical term for softening of cartilage
- Suffix for surgical removal or excision
- Combining form for eye
- Medical term for before birth
- Combining form for joint
- Combining form for small intestine
- Combining form for ear
- Prefix for after or behind
- Suffix for incision
- Combining form for mind
- Combining form for stomach
- Suffix for inflammation
- Prefix above or excessive
- Suffix for tumor
39 Clues: Suffix for pain • Prefix for many • Suffix for cell • Suffix for tumor • Prefix for within • Prefix for against • Suffix for disease • Suffix for incision • Suffix for treatment • Suffix for paralysis • Suffix for specialist • Combining form for eye • Combining form for ear • Combining form for mind • Suffix for inflammation • Combining form for joint • Combining form for liver • ...
Medical Terms 2022-10-25
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- Medical term for enlarged heart
- Suffix for Disease
- Medical term for removal of stomach
- Prefix for against
- Suffix for in or within
- Medical Term for Slow Heart Rate
- Medical term for disease of the nerves
- Medical Term for before birth
- Suffix for paralysis
- Combining form for Ear
- Combining form for Joint
- Medical term for softening of the cartilage
- Suffix for tumor
- Medical term for surgical removal;excision
- Suffix for pain
- Combining form for Eye
- Suffix for surgical repair
- Prefix for around or surrounding
- Prefix for Many
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- Surgical repair of the nose
- Medical Term for both (two) sides
- Combining form for Vertebrae
- Suffix for inflammation
- Suffix for instrument for viewing
- Medical Term for viewing the Joints
- Suffix for pain
- Suffix for Treatment
- Combining form for Liver
- Combining form for small intestine
- Medical term for joint pain
- Combining form for Mind
- Combining form for stomach
- Suffix for incision
- Suffix for below or deficient
- Suffix for Cell
- Prefix for after or behind
- Combining form for Esophagus
- prefix for above or excessive
- Suffix for specialist
- Suffix for Surgical opening
40 Clues: Suffix for pain • Suffix for Cell • Suffix for pain • Prefix for Many • Suffix for tumor • Suffix for Disease • Prefix for against • Suffix for incision • Suffix for Treatment • Suffix for paralysis • Suffix for specialist • Combining form for Ear • Combining form for Eye • Suffix for in or within • Suffix for inflammation • Combining form for Mind • Combining form for Liver • ...
Health Science 2023-01-25
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- learn in classroom and _____ experiences in medical school
- _____ physicians used plants and oils to treat or cure disease
- The _____ _____ was invented and allowed medical discoveries to be widely publicized
- Maintaining medical records and patient data, managing medical finances and handling medical technology
- The invention of the _____ allowed physicians to begin to identify the causes of diseases
- Physicians in _____ submerged bodies in water to get around the ban on human dissection
- Arab physicians required doctors to pass examinations and obtain _____
- Greeks determined illness was caused by imbalances in blood, _____, yellow bile and black bile
- Maintaining the physical and emotional environments necessary for health care providers to treat patients
- practice _____
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- Screening and examining patients using manual or technological methods
- Complete a _____ program
- Get a ______ degree
- Obtain clinical _____ in medical school
- People were put out on the street to crowd source medical care in _____
- Develop effective study _____ and maintain excellent grades in high school
- Complete a medical school _____
- Developing new treatments and technologies to improve diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
- submit a medical school _____
- Take the United States _____ Licensing Examination
- Maintaining and improving a patient's overall health in the long term
- take the _____
22 Clues: practice _____ • take the _____ • Get a ______ degree • Complete a _____ program • submit a medical school _____ • Complete a medical school _____ • Obtain clinical _____ in medical school • Take the United States _____ Licensing Examination • learn in classroom and _____ experiences in medical school • _____ physicians used plants and oils to treat or cure disease • ...
Medical Term/Dosage Forms 2024-05-09
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- What part of the body does Meningitis affect
- What is the medical term for teeth grinding
- What is the medical term for a severe and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction
- What injection dosage form is inserted into the muscles
- What is the medical term for chest
- What is the medical term for kidney stones
- What is the dosage form for a small hand-held device that delivers medication directly to your lungs
- What is the medical term for fungal infection
- What does GERD stand for
- What does the abbreviation STI stand for
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- What is the medical term for an operation to cut or tie off the two tubes known as vas deferens
- What is the meaning of the medical term Xerosis
- Dosage form involving a drug being placed under the tongue to be dissolved
- What is the meaning of the medical term Cerumen
- What does the abbreviation HRT stand for
- What is the pregnancy sac containing the baby and the amniotic fluid called
- What is the medical term for runny nose
- What is the medical term for slowness of movement
- What is the medical term for a benign tumor in a gland or organ
- What liquid dosage form is a mix of water and alcohol
20 Clues: What does GERD stand for • What is the medical term for chest • What is the medical term for runny nose • What does the abbreviation HRT stand for • What does the abbreviation STI stand for • What is the medical term for kidney stones • What is the medical term for teeth grinding • What part of the body does Meningitis affect • ...
medical 2020-10-26
18 Clues: Gym • Oil • skin • Blue • Puss • Dark • Scaly • Death • Gland • Vitaman E • Insulation • Oil on face • Above,Beyond • Helps you see • something hot • Vessel in body • Insulin Resistance • Helps control blood sugar
Medical profession 2023-10-02
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- What medical specialist performs surgical procedures?
- What medical professional is trained to diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries?
- What healthcare professional provides patient care and assists doctors in medical settings?
- What medical doctor specializes in eye care and surgery?
- Who focuses on the urinary tract and male reproductive system?
- What specialist performs surgeries on the musculoskeletal system?
- Who helps patients recover from injuries and improve physical function?
- What healthcare provider examines and treats eye conditions and vision problems?
- What medical specialist studies diseases and examines tissue samples?
- Who provides healthcare for infants, children, and adolescents?
- What medical doctor administers anesthesia and monitors patients during surgery?
- Who focuses on disorders of the nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord?
- What medical specialist focuses on the heart and cardiovascular system?
- Who diagnoses and treats allergies and immunological disorders?
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- Who dispenses prescription medications and provides information on drug use?
- What medical doctor specializes in the care of elderly patients?
- Who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions?
- What medical doctor specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses?
- What medical specialist interprets medical images like Xrays and MRIs?
- What medical doctor specializes in women's reproductive health?
- Who specializes in the digestive system and related disorders?
- Who assists patients in regaining the ability to perform daily tasks?
- Who specializes in the assessment and treatment of mental and emotional disorders?
- What healthcare provider specializes in oral health and dental care?
- Who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle disorders?
25 Clues: What medical specialist performs surgical procedures? • What medical doctor specializes in eye care and surgery? • Who specializes in the digestive system and related disorders? • Who focuses on the urinary tract and male reproductive system? • What medical doctor specializes in women's reproductive health? • ...
jacinta's crossword 2014-05-14
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- primary care physcian
- medical records also play an important role in medical research
- subjective objective assessment plan
- altering something to meet individual specification
- able to trust the accuracy of the information in the medical records
- audits government entities
- electronic medical record
- may be transmitted directly to the pharmacy
- list each condition or diagnosis a patient has is listed separately and given its own number
- medical records should be kept up to date
- audits medical staff can perform internal audits
- problem oriented medical record
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- personal health record
- progress notes are entered for each problem listed in the initial record
- pertaining to data that are readily apparent and measurable
- a subjective or internal condition felt by a patient
- statistic data relating to the population and particular groups within
- to examine and review a group of patients record for completeness and accuracy
- is the process of recording information in the medical chart
- record the clients exact words rather than your interpretation
- the transforming of spoken notes into accurate written form
- record/chart a compilation of important information about a patient's medical history and present condition
- source oriented medical records
- alert staff members about patients who require follow-up care
- protective health information
25 Clues: primary care physcian • personal health record • electronic medical record • audits government entities • protective health information • source oriented medical records • problem oriented medical record • subjective objective assessment plan • medical records should be kept up to date • may be transmitted directly to the pharmacy • ...
medical 2023-03-15
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- a hollow muscular organ in your chest
- tough outer layer that forms the sac
- pericradium
- inner layer of the pericardium
- meaning heart condition
- period between contraction
- meaning fatty plague
- mass of undissolved matter
- meaning artery
- meaning dilated vein
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- the double walled membrane sacs that enclose your heart
- failure heart can not pump blood
- contraction of the heart
- meaning vein
- pertaining to the heart and blood vessels
- meaning vessel
- meaning blood clot
- pericardium
- pressure is the amount of pressure on the walls of blood vessels
19 Clues: pericradium • pericardium • meaning vein • meaning vessel • meaning artery • meaning blood clot • meaning fatty plague • meaning dilated vein • meaning heart condition • contraction of the heart • period between contraction • mass of undissolved matter • inner layer of the pericardium • failure heart can not pump blood • tough outer layer that forms the sac • ...
Medical Terms 2023-08-12
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- A specific abnormal condition affecting the body.
- A discussion with a healthcare professional.
- A written order for medication.
- An individual under medical care.
- The use of medical imaging technologies.
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases.
- The period of healing after medical intervention.
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- A plan to manage or cure a medical issue.
- Loss of sensation during a medical procedure.
- Invasion of the body by harmful microorganisms.
- A noticeable change indicating a health issue.
- Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulation.
- The expected outcome of a medical condition.
- Treatments to improve health or well-being.
- Drugs used to treat medical conditions.
- A medication to treat bacterial infections.
- The identification of a disease or condition.
- An adverse reaction to a specific substance.
18 Clues: A written order for medication. • An individual under medical care. • Drugs used to treat medical conditions. • The use of medical imaging technologies. • A plan to manage or cure a medical issue. • Treatments to improve health or well-being. • A medication to treat bacterial infections. • A discussion with a healthcare professional. • ...
Medical Terms 2023-08-12
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- An adverse reaction to a specific substance.
- Loss of sensation during a medical procedure.
- A plan to manage or cure a medical issue.
- A written order for medication.
- Drugs used to treat medical conditions.
- The expected outcome of a medical condition.
- Invasion of the body by harmful microorganisms.
- A noticeable change indicating a health issue.
- The period of healing after medical intervention.
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- The identification of a disease or condition.
- An individual under medical care.
- A medication to treat bacterial infections.
- Treatments to improve health or well-being.
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases.
- The use of medical imaging technologies.
- Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulation.
- A discussion with a healthcare professional.
- A specific abnormal condition affecting the body.
18 Clues: A written order for medication. • An individual under medical care. • Drugs used to treat medical conditions. • The use of medical imaging technologies. • A plan to manage or cure a medical issue. • A medication to treat bacterial infections. • Treatments to improve health or well-being. • An adverse reaction to a specific substance. • ...
My crossword puzzle 2014-03-06
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- medical records are also used in
- 160/80
- when a child reaches 18, most states consider them to be adults with the right to privacy
- include findings from tests
- to examine and review a group of patient records
- information that must be obtained when a patient makes an appointment
- electronic medical record
- where information came from
- a patient who does not follow the medical advice he or she receives
- medical records must be neat and legible
- patient medical health records
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- documentation must be
- received by fax
- subjective, objective, assessment, plan
- cheif complaint, history,examination,details, drugs and dosage, assesment, return
- the process of recording information in a medical record
- use precise description
- problem oriented medical record
- getting to the point
- history of present illness
20 Clues: 160/80 • received by fax • getting to the point • documentation must be • use precise description • electronic medical record • history of present illness • include findings from tests • where information came from • patient medical health records • problem oriented medical record • medical records are also used in • subjective, objective, assessment, plan • ...
Sensory System 2023-10-19
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- medical term for eardrum
- irregular curvature of the cornea or lens
- visible part of ear
- medical term for farsightedness
- sends impulses formed by retina to the brain
- small central portion of retina wears down
- called the "window of the eye"
- causes one to have vertigo
- contains rods and cones
- cones are affected, color is seen differently
- excessive intraocular pressure
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- sounds to the inner ear are blocked
- oral yeast/fungal infection that causes white lesions
- medical term for nearsighedness
- type of piercing named after it, partitions the nose
- surgical procedure to empty fluids in tympanic membrane
- medical term for the blind spot of the eye
- medical term for taste buds
- tiniest bones in the body located in the middle ear
- medical term for "pink eye"
- medical term for sty
- hearing ringing and other such sounds
- focuses images on retina
23 Clues: visible part of ear • medical term for sty • contains rods and cones • medical term for eardrum • focuses images on retina • causes one to have vertigo • medical term for taste buds • medical term for "pink eye" • called the "window of the eye" • excessive intraocular pressure • medical term for nearsighedness • medical term for farsightedness • sounds to the inner ear are blocked • ...
basketball 2023-09-07
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- provide the best possible care for players
- Medical professionals work to prevent injuries through
- Medical staff oversees
- collaborating closely with strength
- Conducting assessments to identify players at higher risk
- Referring players to sports psychologists
- Ensuring players comply with anti-doping
- Recognizing the importance of mindset health
- Being prepared for medical necessary
- hydration strategies to optimize
- physical therapy to aid in players' recuperation
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- Medical experts advise on players' dietary needs
- They provide immediate medical attention
- ensuring swift diagnosis and treatment
- Medical professionals collaborate
- They manage the health and well-being of players
- Keeping comprehensive injury records
- They assess the severity of injuries
- Confirming players are fit to participate
- Having protocols in place for identifying
- Recognizing the importance of mental health
21 Clues: Medical staff oversees • hydration strategies to optimize • Medical professionals collaborate • collaborating closely with strength • Keeping comprehensive injury records • They assess the severity of injuries • Being prepared for medical necessary • ensuring swift diagnosis and treatment • They provide immediate medical attention • Ensuring players comply with anti-doping • ...
Fire/Ambulance CAD Problem Natures Crossword 2021-11-08
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- Motor Vehicle Accident with Injuries
- Structure Fire Residential
- Search Call
- Fire Assist Call
- Other (Non-Structure) Fire
- Elevator Rescue
- Motor Vehicle Accident with Unknown Injuries
- Detector
- Police Requested Medical Emergency
- Boulder County Medical
- Gas Leak Interior
- Structure Fire Commercial
- Gas Leak Exterior
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- Wildland Fire
- Smoke Investigation/Report
- Fire Alarm Commercial
- Burn Permit
- Unconfirmed Commercial Structure Fire
- (General) Medical Emergency
- RMNP Medical
- Odor Investigation
- Medical Emergency Stage
- Motor Vehicle Accident with Extrication
- Rescue Call
- Fire Alarm Residential
25 Clues: Detector • Search Call • Burn Permit • Rescue Call • RMNP Medical • Wildland Fire • Elevator Rescue • Fire Assist Call • Gas Leak Interior • Gas Leak Exterior • Odor Investigation • Fire Alarm Commercial • Boulder County Medical • Fire Alarm Residential • Medical Emergency Stage • Structure Fire Commercial • Structure Fire Residential • Smoke Investigation/Report • Other (Non-Structure) Fire • ...
Medical 2020-11-11
Medical 2023-11-10
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- high blood sugar
- trauma trauma in which a forceful impact occurs
- an intentional overmedication
- localized collection of blood
- Swelling
- bruise
- cavity located below the diaphragm
- directive legal document that details a persons healthcare wishes
- a break in a bone
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- large blood vessels that carry blood
- low blood sugar
- outer layer of skin damage
- an extrme loss of blood
- airtight
- the protrusion of an organ through an open wound
- the back side of the body
16 Clues: bruise • airtight • Swelling • low blood sugar • high blood sugar • a break in a bone • an extrme loss of blood • the back side of the body • outer layer of skin damage • an intentional overmedication • localized collection of blood • cavity located below the diaphragm • large blood vessels that carry blood • trauma trauma in which a forceful impact occurs • ...
4.00 Crossword - gigs 2024-03-25
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- Medical term for vomiting blood
- The process of cleaning an animal's teeth
- Medical term for difficulty urinating
- The process of collecting a specimen from an animal
- The process of cutting into an animal's skin for surgery
- Medical term for an animal's blood sugar level
- The act of restraining an animal for examination
- The process of taking an X-ray of an animal
- The process of surgically removing a part of an animal's body
- monitoring The process of monitoring an animal's heart activity
- Medical term for a condition of the stomach
- rate Another term for an animal's respiratory rate
- The act of giving medication to an animal
- therapy The process of giving oxygen to an animal
- The process of removing a foreign object from an animal's body
- Medical term for an animal with normal health
- Medical term for difficulty swallowing
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- Medical term for a high number of white blood cells
- The process of giving fluid under the skin
- The act of removing waste from an animal's body
- Medical term for a rapid heart rate
- The amount of medication given at one time
- Medical term for inflammation of the liver
- The process of taking a small tissue sample from an animal for testing
- Medical term for a low number of red blood cells
- The process of surgically removing an animal's uterus
- Medical term for an infection in the bladder
- The act of grooming an animal's coat
- Another term for an animal's heart rate
- Medical term for a condition of the eye
- The process of giving a vaccine to an animal
- The process of removing fluid from a body cavity
- The process of evaluating an animal's joints
- The process of orienting an animal to a new home
- Measurement of an animal's temperature
- The process of listening to an animal's chest with a stethoscope
- pressure Measurement of an animal's blood pressure
- The process of removing parasites from an animal
- Medical term for a condition of the skin
- Medical term for difficulty breathing
40 Clues: Medical term for vomiting blood • Medical term for a rapid heart rate • The act of grooming an animal's coat • Medical term for difficulty urinating • Medical term for difficulty breathing • Measurement of an animal's temperature • Medical term for difficulty swallowing • Another term for an animal's heart rate • Medical term for a condition of the eye • ...
Easy as PIE 2014-03-06
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- Chief complaint, history, Examination, Details, Drugs and dosage not cheese!
- contain important info of the patients and medical history
- Electronic medical record
- audits done within the office
- Personal Health Record
- Source Oriented Medical Record
- to examine and review a group of medical records for completeness and accuracy
- the process of recording information in the medical record
- Problem Oriented Medical Record
- Something you can measure/see; BP, temperature, rash etc..
- Form you sign to allow treatment
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- transferring spoken word into written documents.
- Electronic Health Record
- all information gathered in the initial interview, past medical history ect.
- audits done outside the office usually by gov't entities
- specific info that is required of a population
- What they feel; headache
- Someone who dose not follow the DR. instructions
- An inventory of the body obtained by the health care provider through a series of questions
- Subjective Objective Assessment Plan
20 Clues: Personal Health Record • Electronic Health Record • What they feel; headache • Electronic medical record • audits done within the office • Source Oriented Medical Record • Problem Oriented Medical Record • Form you sign to allow treatment • Subjective Objective Assessment Plan • specific info that is required of a population • transferring spoken word into written documents. • ...
Zayba Alemi 2021-04-27
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- suffix pertaining to a pregnant women
- pertaining to amnion
- medical term in relation to menstruation
- discharge of amniotic fluid
- condition of having painful menstruation flow
- medical term pertaining to the fetus
- organism created after conception
- inflammation occurring in the cervix
- suffix pertaining to birth and labor
- medical term for yeast infection
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- study of the female reproductive system
- painful intercourse
- medical term in relation to sexual intercourse
- absence of menstruation
- study of newborn and the treatment of their disorders
- branch of medicine concerned with childbirth and pregnancy
- medical term in relation to birth
- female hormone
- inflammation of the fallopian tube
- medical term in relation to milk
20 Clues: female hormone • painful intercourse • pertaining to amnion • absence of menstruation • discharge of amniotic fluid • medical term in relation to milk • medical term for yeast infection • organism created after conception • medical term in relation to birth • inflammation of the fallopian tube • medical term pertaining to the fetus • inflammation occurring in the cervix • ...
medical 2023-04-09
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- a medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery
- helps people to breathe
- hospital department that specializes in the treatment of the skin and skin diseases
- hospital department that specializes in the treatment of bones and muscles
- a box for the storage and disposal of dangerous medical waste
- gloves for examine patient
- creates x-rays and CT scans
- a device used for injecting liquids into the body
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- hospital department that specializes in the treatment of children
- transport person who isunable to walk
- a receptacle used by a bedridden patient for urine
- a cotton fabric used to cover wounds or surgical incisions
- hospital department that treats women and unborn children during pregnancy
- fill prescriptions twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week
- hospital department that specializes in the treatment of the heart
- a long robe worn by hospital patient
16 Clues: helps people to breathe • gloves for examine patient • creates x-rays and CT scans • a long robe worn by hospital patient • transport person who isunable to walk • a device used for injecting liquids into the body • a receptacle used by a bedridden patient for urine • a medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery • ...
biomedical careers a-z 2017-10-19
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- helps stop and learn about epidemics
- teaches aspiring doctors
- educate people about healthy meals while making sure patients dietary needs are met
- fixes ear problems
- the final decider in a medical related crime case
- works with medical machines that help research sicknesses
- works to help people understand their medical problems
- works to sure that sugar and liquid products are not contaminated
- works with ultrasounds which are used in checking for internal problems
- helps to fix and learn about problems pertaining to the nervous system
- draws medical pictures
- helps people with breathing problems
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- build parts to fix and replace parts that don’t work
- educates people who have diabetes about diabetes
- finds out what is causing a medical problem
- heals animals
- fixes blood related problems
- writes about medicine
- works with animals
- helps with metal problems
- makes sure bottled water is clean and healthy
- writes about science
- works with x rays
- a doctor who cares for a whole family
- offers advice about genetics to people
- for hospitals helps cook meals for patients
26 Clues: heals animals • works with x rays • works with animals • fixes ear problems • writes about science • writes about medicine • draws medical pictures • teaches aspiring doctors • helps with metal problems • fixes blood related problems • helps stop and learn about epidemics • helps people with breathing problems • a doctor who cares for a whole family • ...
Hospital & Medical Acronyms 2023-07-06
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- Banner University Medical Center PHX
- CVA
- IFT
- Mass Casualty Incident
- Little Colorado Medical Center
- BPMC
- Banner Goldfield Medical Center
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- Chandler Regional Medical Center
- PCH
- Banner University Medical Center South
- BIMC
- Whiteriver Indian Hospital
- Abdominal Aortic Aneurism
- Heart Attack
- St Joe's Hospital
- Bi-Level Positive Airway Pressure
- St Joe's Westgate
17 Clues: PCH • CVA • IFT • BIMC • BPMC • Heart Attack • St Joe's Hospital • St Joe's Westgate • Mass Casualty Incident • Abdominal Aortic Aneurism • Whiteriver Indian Hospital • Little Colorado Medical Center • Banner Goldfield Medical Center • Chandler Regional Medical Center • Bi-Level Positive Airway Pressure • Banner University Medical Center PHX • Banner University Medical Center South
Medical 2022-11-19
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- An infectious agent that reproduces by entering a host cell and using the host’s genetic material to make copies of itself
- One of the mineral constituents of bone
- Substance, secreted by an endocrine gland, that travels through the blood to a distant organ or gland where it influences the structure or function of that organ or gland
- Study of the preparation, properties, uses, and side effects of drugs
- Chemical substances, produced by bacteria or primitive plants
- Particles of drug suspended in air
- Twelve pairs of curved bones that form the chest wall. True ribs are the first 7 pairs; false ribs are pairs 8 to 10; floating ribs are pairs 11 and 12
- Administration of drugs in gaseous or vapor form through the nose or
- Straightening of a flexed limb
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- Instrument (tube) for introducing or withdrawing fluids from the body
- Outermost layer of the skin
- Pigmented (colored) layer that opens and closes to allow more or less light into the eye. The central opening of the iris is the pupil
- Secreted by the adrenal medulla; increases heart rate and blood pressure
- Medical doctor specializing in rehabilitation (physic/o means function)
- Body’s ability to resist foreign organisms and toxins that damage tissues and organs
- Detailed plan for treatment of an illness
16 Clues: Outermost layer of the skin • Straightening of a flexed limb • Particles of drug suspended in air • One of the mineral constituents of bone • Detailed plan for treatment of an illness • Chemical substances, produced by bacteria or primitive plants • Administration of drugs in gaseous or vapor form through the nose or • ...
Imaging services 2024-04-15
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- Increasing or accumulating over time, often used in the context of radiation exposure and its potential long-term effects.
- The process of identifying or discovering the presence of something, such as abnormalities or diseases, often used in the context of medical imaging.
- enhancement: Techniques or processes used to improve the quality or clarity of images produced by medical imaging technologies.
- A unit of energy measurement equivalent to one thousand electron volts, often used in describing the energy of X-ray beams.
- The ability to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities, often used in describing the capabilities of medical imaging technologies.
- Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients.
- The ability to accomplish a task with minimal waste of time, effort, or resources, often used in evaluating the performance of medical imaging systems.
- Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries.
- shielding: Protective barriers made of lead or lead-equivalent materials used to reduce radiation exposure to patients and medical personnel during imaging procedures.
- A technique that uses X-rays to obtain real-time moving images of the internal structures of a patient, often used during medical procedures.
- The degree of compactness of a substance, often used in describing the appearance of tissues or structures in medical images.
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- imaging: Non-traditional or emerging techniques for medical imaging, often used when conventional methods are not feasible or effective.
- The state of being subjected to something, often used in the context of radiation exposure during medical imaging procedures.
- Investigations or examinations conducted to gather information or data, often used in the context of medical research or diagnostic imaging.
- Medical procedures or techniques that do not require the penetration of the skin or body cavities, typically used for diagnosis or treatment.
- The process of handling or controlling something, such as diseases or conditions, typically after they have been detected or diagnosed.
- Pertaining to the identification of diseases or conditions through analysis of symptoms, signs, and medical imaging findings.
- Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging.
- The process of producing visual representations or images of objects, particularly the internal structures of the human body, for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
- The process of creating images of the internal structures of an object, especially the human body, by exposing it to X-rays or gamma rays.
- Radiation with sufficient energy to remove tightly bound electrons from atoms, potentially causing damage to biological tissues, commonly used in medical imaging.
- Tomography (CT): An imaging procedure that uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.
- A medical imaging technique used to visualize the blood vessels in various parts of the body, typically using X-rays and contrast agents.
- Electromagnetic radiation used for medical imaging to visualize the inside of objects, particularly the human body, by capturing images of the internal structures.
24 Clues: Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries. • Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging. • Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients. • ...
Premed crossword 2024-04-01
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- - Person receiving medical care
- - Body functions
- - Imaging technique
- - Elevated body temperature
- - Study of diseases
- - Needs to pass the NCLEX
- - Medical professional
- - Atomic composition
- - Study of the nervous system
- - Chemical processes in living organisms
- - Microscopic organisms
- - Inherited traits
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- - Study of life
- - Body structure
- - Medical operation
- - Immunization
- - Circulatory fluid
- - Treatment for illness
- - Medical facility
- - Set of: Heart rate, blood pressure, SpO2
20 Clues: - Immunization • - Study of life • - Body structure • - Body functions • - Medical facility • - Inherited traits • - Medical operation • - Imaging technique • - Circulatory fluid • - Study of diseases • - Atomic composition • - Medical professional • - Treatment for illness • - Microscopic organisms • - Needs to pass the NCLEX • - Elevated body temperature • - Study of the nervous system • ...
Imaging services 2024-04-15
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- shielding: Protective barriers made of lead or lead-equivalent materials used to reduce radiation exposure to patients and medical personnel during imaging procedures.
- enhancement: Techniques or processes used to improve the quality or clarity of images produced by medical imaging technologies.
- The process of creating images of the internal structures of an object, especially the human body, by exposing it to X-rays or gamma rays.
- Radiation with sufficient energy to remove tightly bound electrons from atoms, potentially causing damage to biological tissues, commonly used in medical imaging.
- Increasing or accumulating over time, often used in the context of radiation exposure and its potential long-term effects.
- Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries.
- Medical procedures or techniques that do not require the penetration of the skin or body cavities, typically used for diagnosis or treatment.
- The ability to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities, often used in describing the capabilities of medical imaging technologies.
- The ability to accomplish a task with minimal waste of time, effort, or resources, often used in evaluating the performance of medical imaging systems.
- Pertaining to the identification of diseases or conditions through analysis of symptoms, signs, and medical imaging findings.
- The state of being subjected to something, often used in the context of radiation exposure during medical imaging procedures.
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- imaging: Non-traditional or emerging techniques for medical imaging, often used when conventional methods are not feasible or effective.
- A medical imaging technique used to visualize the blood vessels in various parts of the body, typically using X-rays and contrast agents.
- A unit of energy measurement equivalent to one thousand electron volts, often used in describing the energy of X-ray beams.
- Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging.
- Investigations or examinations conducted to gather information or data, often used in the context of medical research or diagnostic imaging.
- Electromagnetic radiation used for medical imaging to visualize the inside of objects, particularly the human body, by capturing images of the internal structures.
- The process of handling or controlling something, such as diseases or conditions, typically after they have been detected or diagnosed.
- The process of producing visual representations or images of objects, particularly the internal structures of the human body, for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
- The process of identifying or discovering the presence of something, such as abnormalities or diseases, often used in the context of medical imaging.
- Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients.
- The degree of compactness of a substance, often used in describing the appearance of tissues or structures in medical images.
- A technique that uses X-rays to obtain real-time moving images of the internal structures of a patient, often used during medical procedures.
- Tomography (CT): An imaging procedure that uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.
24 Clues: Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries. • Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging. • Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients. • ...
Imaging services 2024-04-15
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- shielding: Protective barriers made of lead or lead-equivalent materials used to reduce radiation exposure to patients and medical personnel during imaging procedures.
- enhancement: Techniques or processes used to improve the quality or clarity of images produced by medical imaging technologies.
- The process of creating images of the internal structures of an object, especially the human body, by exposing it to X-rays or gamma rays.
- Radiation with sufficient energy to remove tightly bound electrons from atoms, potentially causing damage to biological tissues, commonly used in medical imaging.
- Increasing or accumulating over time, often used in the context of radiation exposure and its potential long-term effects.
- Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries.
- Medical procedures or techniques that do not require the penetration of the skin or body cavities, typically used for diagnosis or treatment.
- The ability to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities, often used in describing the capabilities of medical imaging technologies.
- The ability to accomplish a task with minimal waste of time, effort, or resources, often used in evaluating the performance of medical imaging systems.
- Pertaining to the identification of diseases or conditions through analysis of symptoms, signs, and medical imaging findings.
- The state of being subjected to something, often used in the context of radiation exposure during medical imaging procedures.
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- imaging: Non-traditional or emerging techniques for medical imaging, often used when conventional methods are not feasible or effective.
- A medical imaging technique used to visualize the blood vessels in various parts of the body, typically using X-rays and contrast agents.
- A unit of energy measurement equivalent to one thousand electron volts, often used in describing the energy of X-ray beams.
- Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging.
- Investigations or examinations conducted to gather information or data, often used in the context of medical research or diagnostic imaging.
- Electromagnetic radiation used for medical imaging to visualize the inside of objects, particularly the human body, by capturing images of the internal structures.
- The process of handling or controlling something, such as diseases or conditions, typically after they have been detected or diagnosed.
- The process of producing visual representations or images of objects, particularly the internal structures of the human body, for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
- The process of identifying or discovering the presence of something, such as abnormalities or diseases, often used in the context of medical imaging.
- Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients.
- The degree of compactness of a substance, often used in describing the appearance of tissues or structures in medical images.
- A technique that uses X-rays to obtain real-time moving images of the internal structures of a patient, often used during medical procedures.
- Tomography (CT): An imaging procedure that uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.
24 Clues: Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries. • Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging. • Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients. • ...
Xrays 2024-04-15
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- Increasing or accumulating over time, often used in the context of radiation exposure and its potential long-term effects.
- The process of identifying or discovering the presence of something, such as abnormalities or diseases, often used in the context of medical imaging.
- enhancement: Techniques or processes used to improve the quality or clarity of images produced by medical imaging technologies.
- A unit of energy measurement equivalent to one thousand electron volts, often used in describing the energy of X-ray beams.
- The ability to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities, often used in describing the capabilities of medical imaging technologies.
- Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients.
- The ability to accomplish a task with minimal waste of time, effort, or resources, often used in evaluating the performance of medical imaging systems.
- Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries.
- shielding: Protective barriers made of lead or lead-equivalent materials used to reduce radiation exposure to patients and medical personnel during imaging procedures.
- A technique that uses X-rays to obtain real-time moving images of the internal structures of a patient, often used during medical procedures.
- The degree of compactness of a substance, often used in describing the appearance of tissues or structures in medical images.
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- imaging: Non-traditional or emerging techniques for medical imaging, often used when conventional methods are not feasible or effective.
- The state of being subjected to something, often used in the context of radiation exposure during medical imaging procedures.
- Investigations or examinations conducted to gather information or data, often used in the context of medical research or diagnostic imaging.
- Medical procedures or techniques that do not require the penetration of the skin or body cavities, typically used for diagnosis or treatment.
- The process of handling or controlling something, such as diseases or conditions, typically after they have been detected or diagnosed.
- Pertaining to the identification of diseases or conditions through analysis of symptoms, signs, and medical imaging findings.
- Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging.
- The process of producing visual representations or images of objects, particularly the internal structures of the human body, for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
- The process of creating images of the internal structures of an object, especially the human body, by exposing it to X-rays or gamma rays.
- Radiation with sufficient energy to remove tightly bound electrons from atoms, potentially causing damage to biological tissues, commonly used in medical imaging.
- Tomography (CT): An imaging procedure that uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.
- A medical imaging technique used to visualize the blood vessels in various parts of the body, typically using X-rays and contrast agents.
- Electromagnetic radiation used for medical imaging to visualize the inside of objects, particularly the human body, by capturing images of the internal structures.
24 Clues: Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations of body tissues to treat diseases or injuries. • Standardized procedures or guidelines followed in medical practice, particularly in the context of medical imaging. • Medical imaging techniques or procedures that use minimal amounts of radiation to reduce the risk of harm to patients. • ...
TEXAS JURISPRUDENCE 2019-07-25
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- Emergency medical services personnel with current certification from the Texas Department of State Health Services
- Direction given to a prehospital emergency medical services unit, by direct/on-line medical control or predetermined triage criteria, to pass the nearest hospital for the most appropriate hospital/trauma facility. Bypass protocols should have local physician input into their development and should be reviewed through the regional performance improvement process
- A new call or other similar communication from a member of the public, as part of a 9-1-1 system or other emergency access communication system, made to obtain emergency medical services
- A detailed, written set of instructions by the EMS Provider medical director, which may include delegated standing medical orders, to guide patient care or the performance of medical procedures as approved
- The procedure for renewal of emergency medical services certification
- Leaving a patient without appropriate medical care once patient contact has been established, unless emergency medical services personnel are following medical director's protocols, a physician directive or the patient signs a release; turning the care of a patient over to an individual of lesser education when advanced treatment modalities have been initiated
- An individual who is certified by the department as minimally proficient to provide emergency prehospital or interfacility care in health care facility's emergency or urgent care clinical setting, including a hospital emergency room and a freestanding emergency medical care facility by providing advanced life support that includes initiation and maintenance under medical supervision of certain procedures, including intravenous therapy, endotracheal or esophageal intubation or both, electrical cardiac defibrillation or cardioversion, and drug therapy
- The procedures, actions and processes that an EMS personnel are permitted to undertake in keeping with the terms of their professional license or certification and approved by their EMS provider's medical director
- An individual who is requesting emergency medical services personnel certification or licensure, recertification or relicensure from the Texas Department of State Health Services
- The licensed physician who provides medical supervision to the EMS personnel of a licensed EMS provider or a recognized First Responder Organization under the terms of the Medical Practices Act (Occupations Code, Chapters 151 - 165 and rules promulgated by the Texas Medical Board. Also may be referred to as off-line medical control
- The Texas Department of State Health Services
- Quality assurance, quality improvement, and/or performance improvement activities
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- When an EMS vehicle is equipped and staffed in accordance with §157.11 of this title (relating to Requirements for a Provider License) and is immediately available to respond to any emergency call 24 hours per day, seven days per week (24/7)
- Mandatory requirements
- The supervision of prehospital emergency medical service providers by a licensed physician. This encompasses on-line (direct voice contact) and off-line (written protocol and procedural review)
- Services used to respond to an individual's perceived need for medical care and to prevent death or aggravation of physiological or psychological illness or injury
- Care equivalent to what any reasonable, prudent person of like certification level would have given in a similar situation, based on locally, regionally and nationally adopted standard emergency medical services curricula as adopted by reference in §157.32 of this title (relating to Emergency Medical Services Training and Course Approval)
- An individual who is certified by the department as minimally proficient to provide emergency prehospital care by providing initial aid that promotes comfort and avoids aggravation of an injury or illness
- Care provided while transporting a patient between medical facilities
- A vehicle for transportation of sick or injured person to, from or between places of treatment for an illness or injury, and provide out of hospital medical care to the patient
- An individual who is certified by the department and is minimally proficient in performing the basic life support skills required to provide emergency prehospital or interfacility care and initiating and maintaining under medical supervision certain advanced life support procedures, including intravenous therapy and endotracheal or esophageal intubation
- Formal recognition by a national association of a provider's service or an education program based on standards established by that association
- An individual who is certified by the department as minimally proficient to perform emergency prehospital care that is necessary for basic life support and that includes the control of hemorrhaging and cardiopulmonary resuscitation
23 Clues: Mandatory requirements • The Texas Department of State Health Services • Care provided while transporting a patient between medical facilities • The procedure for renewal of emergency medical services certification • Quality assurance, quality improvement, and/or performance improvement activities • ...
Integumentary and Healing Terms 2023-10-24
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- the medical suffix that means tumor
- the clear or yellow fluid that moves through the lymphatic system
- the fibrous protein that makes up connective tissue
- the common medical term for skin
- the deepest layer of skin
- _ immunity is the immunity you are born with
- red blood cell
- the medical root word for disease
- the medical combining form for hair
- tiny cavities where the hair grows are known as the hair _
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- the dark brown or black pigments produced by melanocytes
- another term for thrombocyte
- the medical word root viro means _
- the combining form of the term that means protection
- the water repellent protein that is the primary substance of the epidermis
- white blood cell
- the medical term for cell
- the medical root word that means nail
18 Clues: red blood cell • white blood cell • the deepest layer of skin • the medical term for cell • another term for thrombocyte • the common medical term for skin • the medical root word for disease • the medical word root viro means _ • the medical suffix that means tumor • the medical combining form for hair • the medical root word that means nail • ...
Urinary Crossword 2022-08-31
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- this carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder
- this carries urine from the bladder to the outside
- medical term for pus in the urine
- medical term for narrowing of the ureter
- suffix that means suturing, repairing
- medical term for involuntary urination
- medical term for urea in the blood
- suffix that means enlarged, enlargement
- medical term for pain with urination
- suffix that means instrument used for visual examination
- suffix that means surgical crushing
- medical term for inability to control bladder
- suffix that means drooping, prolapse
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- medical term for blood found in the urine
- synonym for the word void or urination
- term that means inflammation of the kidney
- condition of stones in the ureter
- process of eliminating waste from an organism
- the process by which molecules of a solvent pass through a membrane from a less concentrated solution into a more concentrated one
19 Clues: medical term for pus in the urine • condition of stones in the ureter • medical term for urea in the blood • suffix that means surgical crushing • medical term for pain with urination • suffix that means drooping, prolapse • suffix that means suturing, repairing • synonym for the word void or urination • medical term for involuntary urination • ...
A Medical Student's Life 2023-10-12
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- To obtain a medical degree, students must complete ____ years of medical school.
- Standardized test used to assess a medical student’s knowledge of science concepts and their application to clinical medicine, usually taken at the end of the second year.
- Doctors commit to ____ learning as medical knowledge, clinical skills, and technology are always evolving.
- Management of a health condition by a physician.
- Depending on the specialty and location, physicians may need to take ____ exams every few years to stay licensed.
- The three word phrase that epitomizes nonmaleficence, which is one of the main values of physicians but also applies to all areas of healthcare.
- Standardized test used to assess problem solving, critical thinking, and knowledge of natural, behavioral, and social science concepts that almost all prospective medical students are required to take.
- A certification required for a physician to practice in a state.
- After medical school, students attend ____ which can be 3-7 years long.
- Many medical schools require students to recite the ____ oath upon graduating.
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- Performed to assess a patient’s body to further evaluate and diagnose a patient.
- ____ medicine is practiced by DOs and emphasizes the relationship between the mind, body, and spirit.
- Certain trained physicians are the only healthcare providers certified to perform ____.
- For physicians are over 120 ____ to choose from.
- Students seeking admission into medical school first obtain a bachelor's degree in:
- A patient’s past medical problems or conditions.
- Identifying a disease or condition from its signs and symptoms.
- MDs take a more ____, or illness-based approach to patient care.
- What many physicians working in academic hospitals spend time doing to advance medical knowledge.
- Acronym for the application medical students must complete when applying for residency.
20 Clues: For physicians are over 120 ____ to choose from. • A patient’s past medical problems or conditions. • Management of a health condition by a physician. • Identifying a disease or condition from its signs and symptoms. • MDs take a more ____, or illness-based approach to patient care. • A certification required for a physician to practice in a state. • ...
Salem Township Hospital Laboratory 2013 2013-04-19
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- This Medical Laboratory Technician passed her ASCP certification in October 2012!
- On July 18, 2013 this Medical Laboratory Technician will have worked here 25 years!
- This Laboratory Assistant was a student here and joined our team on February 8, 2012!
- A Phlebotomy student from OCC!
- Commonoly referred to as the Blood Bank!
- A Phlebotomy student from Kaskaskia College!
- An MLT student from SICCM!
- Most of our specimens are obtained through _____?
- An MLT student from SICCM!
- This Medical Technologist has worked here since February 5, 1990!
- This Laboratory Assistant has worked here since September 25, 1995!
- This Laboratory Assistant was a student here and joined out team on September 27, 2010!
- This Laboratory Assistant has workded here for 14 years!
- On August 26, 2013 this Medical Technologist will have worked here for 10 years!
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- This Medical Technologist began working here on January 14, 2008!
- A Phlebotomy student from OCC!
- Referred to as the fish bowel!
- Surgical specimens are sent to this department!
- On October 5, 2013 this Medical Technologist will have worked here 26 years!
- This department has the largest inventory in the lab!
- What you get when you forget to empty the trash on the Vitros 350!
- This Laboratory Assistant recently joined our team in February!
- The Medical Director of the Laboratory!
- Casts and Crystals are seen in this department!
- Myelocytes, Promyelocytes, and Blasts, oh my!
- Most tests in this department have only 1 - 3 steps to them!
- This Medical Laboratory Technician passed her ASCP certification in September 2012!
- This Medical Technologist celebrates a Birthday in June!
- On November 7, 2008 this Laboratory Assistant came to work here!
- This Medical Laboratory Technician has worked here since September 10, 2009.
- On May 15, 2013 this Medical Laboratory Technician will celebrate 5 years here!
- This Medical Laboratory Technician celebrated a Birthday in March!
32 Clues: An MLT student from SICCM! • An MLT student from SICCM! • A Phlebotomy student from OCC! • Referred to as the fish bowel! • A Phlebotomy student from OCC! • The Medical Director of the Laboratory! • Commonoly referred to as the Blood Bank! • A Phlebotomy student from Kaskaskia College! • Myelocytes, Promyelocytes, and Blasts, oh my! • ...
CMAA crossword puzzle 1 2020-11-16
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- a returning patient is considered a new patient after how much time has elapsed without seeing the provider?
- When releasing confidential information, which person has the right to decide how and to whom the information is communicated?
- which of the following references should be used to determine the code for a patient consultation?
- in the medical term antepartum, the prefix "ante" means which of the following?
- a provider refers a patient for an evaluation of an elevated WBC count. which of the following specialists should the medical administrative assistant contact for an appointment?
- a medical administrative assistant should inform a patient to expect to receive authorization for an urgent referral to a specialist within which of the following time frames?
- When reviewing patients' medical records, a medical administrative assistant should recall that which of the following prefixes indicates excessive or above the expected range?
- When payments are due to a practice from a minor, the medical administrative assistant should collect the amount due from which of the following?
- A medical administrative assistant can find which of the following information on a medical history form?
- A medical administrative assistant should schedule a patient who has type 1 diabetes mellitus to see which of the following specialists?
- an adult patient returns to an office after not being seen by the provider for 2 years. which of the following is the status of the patients file?
- a patient would like to pay her balance using a flexible spending account. the medical administrative assistant should post the transaction on the ledger as which of the following?
- The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard falls under which of the following regulatory agencies?
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- a patient is scheduled to have a pericardiocentesis. which of the following systems will be assessed during this procedure?
- Which of the following is the predetermined amount a patient must pay out of pocket each year before the insurance carrier will cover any services
- a patient who is scheduled for an outpatient procedure has questions about the potential complications of the surgery. To which of the following staff members should the medical administrative assistant refer to the patient?
- Which of the following is the owner of a patient's medical record?
- A medical administrative assistant should pay for which of the following using petty cash?
- A medical administrative assistant is scheduling a patient who is gravida 3 for a biopsy. Which of the following is a characteristic of this patient?
- Which of the following determines the fee schedule?
- Which of the following file formats should the medical administrative assistant use to create a letter to a referring provider?
- Which of the following can be accessed by multiple authorized providers from more than one health care organization?
- A medical administrative assistant is scheduling an appointment for a patient who reports having blue and gray fingers and toes. Which of the following medical describes the patient's condition?
- a medical administrative assistant plans to develop a document for tracking and tallying supplies, including product names, product codes, last order date, and pricing. which of the following types of files should the assistant plan to use?
24 Clues: Which of the following determines the fee schedule? • Which of the following is the owner of a patient's medical record? • in the medical term antepartum, the prefix "ante" means which of the following? • The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard falls under which of the following regulatory agencies? • ...
MP2 midterm review #4 2024-01-25
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- surgical incision of the eardrum
- layer of the eyeball that contains the blood vessels
- commonly called "cross eyes"
- gel-like fluid that is located within the posterior section of the eyeball
- medical term meaning drainage from the ear
- medical term for near-sightedness
- type of receptor that is responsible for sight
- medical term for a sensitivity to light (fear of light)
- photoreceptors that detect color
- occurs when the lens of the eye gets cloudy
- type of receptor that is responsible for taste and smell
- these tubes equalize pressure between the middle ear and the nasopharynx
- medical term meaning the study of the eye
- suffix meaning ear condition
- eye condition where the cornea is not shaped correctly; can result in both near and far-sightedness
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- medical term for what is commonly known as "night vision"
- type of receptor that is responsible for hearing and balance
- structure that separates the outer ear from the middle ear
- root for eyelid
- term to describe your body's ability to know how it is positioned
- medical term for far-sightedness that occurs due to the aging process
- receptors that detect pain; these receptors never accommodate
- primary function of the semi-circular canals
- medical term meaning disease/disorder of the retina
- medical term for double vision
- a middle ear infection
- medical term meaning without the sense of smell
- occurs when acqueous humor does not drain properly from the eye, causing an increase in intraocular pressure
- medical term meaning surgical removal of the lens (of the eye)
- medical term for far-sightedness
- root for nose
- white part of the eye; outer layer of the globe
32 Clues: root for nose • root for eyelid • a middle ear infection • commonly called "cross eyes" • suffix meaning ear condition • medical term for double vision • surgical incision of the eardrum • photoreceptors that detect color • medical term for far-sightedness • medical term for near-sightedness • medical term meaning the study of the eye • medical term meaning drainage from the ear • ...
Hospital 2023-09-01
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- and Women's Hospital A hospital known for its medical research and care.
- Medical Center A hospital offering advanced medical treatments.
- Victoria Hospital A hospital known for its medical expertise and care.
- Hopkins Hospital A prestigious hospital offering top-notch medical care.
- University Hospital A hospital offering a wide range of medical services.
- Sinai Hospital A well-respected hospital with comprehensive medical services.
- General Hospital A leading hospital providing medical services.
- Medical Center A medical center with various hospitals and research institutions.
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- Hospital A renowned hospital providing top-quality healthcare.
- General Hospital A prominent hospital providing quality healthcare.
- Clinic A hospital that focuses on patient care and research.
- Clinic A renowned hospital known for its medical expertise.
- Clinic A hospital known for advanced medical treatments.
- Hospital A hospital known for its cutting-edge medical treatments.
- Reagan UCLA Medical Center A medical center providing advanced medical care.
15 Clues: Clinic A hospital known for advanced medical treatments. • Clinic A renowned hospital known for its medical expertise. • Clinic A hospital that focuses on patient care and research. • Hospital A renowned hospital providing top-quality healthcare. • Medical Center A hospital offering advanced medical treatments. • ...
Medical 2015-02-05
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- your child will be referred here
- they will remove your tonsils
- go here for a colorectal issue
- you would be referred here for a hip replacement
- specialises in issues specific to women
- department that will help with your waterworks
- I have metabolism and thyroid issues
- go here if you have kidney problems
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- you would be referred here with an heart condition
- I've got terrible aches and pains in my joints
- see you here with an eye problem
- coughs,lungs,breathing etc etc
- can you help with a hearing test
- head here for severe headaches and migraines
- I've got a skin rash, can you help?
15 Clues: they will remove your tonsils • coughs,lungs,breathing etc etc • go here for a colorectal issue • your child will be referred here • see you here with an eye problem • can you help with a hearing test • I've got a skin rash, can you help? • go here if you have kidney problems • I have metabolism and thyroid issues • specialises in issues specific to women • ...
medical 2023-07-02
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- , It is a person who is trained and qualified to diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries.
- , It is a place where prescription medications and other healthcare products are dispensed.
- , It is a written order from a doctor that authorizes the dispensing of medication to a patient.
- It is a medical care or procedure used to alleviate or cure a disease or condition.
- , It is a scheduled time for a patient to see a doctor or healthcare professional.
- , It is an elevated body temperature often associated with an illness or infection.
- , It is a material used to cover and protect wounds or injuries.
- , It is a medical procedure that involves incisions or manipulations to treat a disease or injury.
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- , It is a substance that stimulates the immune system to provide protection against specific diseases.
- It is a place where people receive medical treatment and care.
- , It is a person who provides medical care and assistance to patients under the supervision of a doctor.
- , It is a person who receives medical treatment or care from healthcare professionals.
- , It is a physical or mental indication of a disease or condition experienced by a patient.
- , It is a vehicle equipped to transport sick or injured individuals to a medical facility.
- , It is a hypersensitivity reaction of the immune system to certain substances or allergens.
15 Clues: It is a place where people receive medical treatment and care. • , It is a material used to cover and protect wounds or injuries. • , It is a scheduled time for a patient to see a doctor or healthcare professional. • It is a medical care or procedure used to alleviate or cure a disease or condition. • ...
Medical 2022-12-09
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- I stubbed my __
- I don't care that you broke your __
- are you healthy or __?
- when you're sick you take __
- he shaved his cheeks but left his____
- the skeleton is made of __
- you go somewhere for a short time you are a __
- the heart is the most important __
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- when you bleed you need a __
- with strep, your __ hurts
- she went to sleep on the __
- what is at the very top of your head?
- where do you put chap-stick?
- scarves go around your __
- a medical procedure
15 Clues: I stubbed my __ • a medical procedure • are you healthy or __? • with strep, your __ hurts • scarves go around your __ • the skeleton is made of __ • she went to sleep on the __ • when you bleed you need a __ • when you're sick you take __ • where do you put chap-stick? • the heart is the most important __ • I don't care that you broke your __ • what is at the very top of your head? • ...
Health Services 2023-11-20
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- The branch of medicine focused on oral health and dental care.
- Immediate medical care for critical or life-threatening situations.
- The study and practice of nourishing the body for health and well-being.
- The use of medical imaging technologies such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs for diagnosis and treatment.
- Healthcare profession focusing on vision and eye health.
- A facility providing medical and surgical treatment, often with specialised departments for various healthcare needs.
- Treatment aimed at improving or maintaining health, often involving physical or psychological interventions.
- A medical facility where patients receive outpatient care or specialised treatment.
- Programs and services to restore or improve physical, mental, and social functions.
- Medical procedures performed by a surgeon to treat injuries, diseases, or deformities.
- The branch of medicine specialising in the heart and circulatory system.
- Medical treatment for mental illnesses and disorders.
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- guidance and support for mental and emotional well-being.
- Medical specialty dealing with the musculoskeletal system, including bones and joints.
- A vehicle equipped for transporting sick or injured individuals to medical facilities.
- A place where prescription medications and healthcare products are dispensed.
- Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents.
- Medical care related to the urinary tract and male reproductive system.
18 Clues: Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents. • Medical treatment for mental illnesses and disorders. • Healthcare profession focusing on vision and eye health. • guidance and support for mental and emotional well-being. • The branch of medicine focused on oral health and dental care. • Immediate medical care for critical or life-threatening situations. • ...
Nursing & Healthcare 2023-08-23
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- the person receiving medical care.
- a section of a hospital for a specific type of care or patients.
- measurements like heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and respiratory rate.
- drugs prescribed to treat a condition.
- a medical facility where patients receive treatment.
- a physician who diagnoses and treats patients.
- a specific amount of medication.
- providing comfort to patients with serious illnesses.
- the area directly next to a patient's bed.
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- the process of restoring a patient's health.
- (IV) delivering fluids or medications directly into the veins.
- a smaller medical facility for outpatient care.
- a doctor's order for specific medication.
- identifying a patient's medical condition.
- a sign of an underlying medical issue.
- a healthcare professional who provides patient care.
- releasing a patient from the hospital after treatment.
- a patient's medical record.
- medical care provided to address an illness or condition.
19 Clues: a patient's medical record. • a specific amount of medication. • the person receiving medical care. • a sign of an underlying medical issue. • drugs prescribed to treat a condition. • a doctor's order for specific medication. • identifying a patient's medical condition. • the area directly next to a patient's bed. • the process of restoring a patient's health. • ...
DD Forms 2017-02-15
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- DoD Prescription
- Asbestos Exposure - Part 2 Periodic Medical Questionnaire
- Record of Occupational Exposure to Ionizing Radiation
- Referral for Civilian Medical Care
- Hearing Conservation Data
- Record of Preparation and Disposition of Remains (outside CONUS)
- Statement of Recognition
- Certificate of Death
- Request for Payment of Funeral and/or Interment Expenses
- Adult Preventive and Chronic Care Flow Sheet
- Report of Medical History
- Patient Evaluation Tag
- Privacy Act Statement
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- Requisition and Invoice Shipping Document
- Identification Card
- DOD Single Line Item Requisition System Document (Long Form)
- DOD Single Line Item Release/Receipt Document
- Reference Audiogram
- Third Party Collection Program
- Record of Preparation and Disposition of Remains (within CONUS)
- Eyewear Prescription
- Report of Medical Assessment
- Material Inspection and Receiving Report
- Report of Medical Examination
- Request for Medical/Dental Records
25 Clues: DoD Prescription • Identification Card • Reference Audiogram • Eyewear Prescription • Certificate of Death • Privacy Act Statement • Patient Evaluation Tag • Statement of Recognition • Hearing Conservation Data • Report of Medical History • Report of Medical Assessment • Report of Medical Examination • Third Party Collection Program • Referral for Civilian Medical Care • ...
Integumentary and Healing Terms 2023-10-24
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- the common medical term for skin
- the water repellent protein; primary substance of epidermis
- the medical root word for hair
- _ immunity is the immunity you are born with
- the fibrous protein that makes up connective tissue
- white blood cell
- the deepest layer of skin
- tiny cavities where the hair grows are known as hair _.
- the medical word root for disease
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- the medical term for cell
- red blood cell
- the combining form of the term that means protection
- another term for thrombocyte
- the medical suffix that means tumor
- the medical root word for nails
- the dark brown or black pigments produced by melanocytes
- the medical combining form, viro, means _
- the clear or yellow fluid that moves through the lymphatic system
18 Clues: red blood cell • white blood cell • the medical term for cell • the deepest layer of skin • another term for thrombocyte • the medical root word for hair • the medical root word for nails • the common medical term for skin • the medical word root for disease • the medical suffix that means tumor • the medical combining form, viro, means _ • ...
Muscles 2020-02-28
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- Medical term for bending or decreasing an angle.
- What is the medical term for the side?
- What is the medical term for the front?
- Pointing your toes down to the ground.
- Attachment to bone that does not move.
- Movement towards midline.
- Rotation Turn inwards.
- What is the medical term for the back?
- Medical term for straightening or increasing an angle.
- What muscle type is related to the bone?
- Turning your foot inwards.
- What muscle type is related to the heart?
- Movement away from midline.
- What muscle assists with elbow extension?
- What is the medical term for below?
- Extensors What muscle extends your wrists?
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- Rotation Turn outwards.
- Palm up.
- The muscle that allows you to turn your head.
- What muscle allows you to shrug your shoulders?
- Turning your foot outward.
- Bringing your toes up towards you.
- What is the medical term for the middle?
- Palm down.
- What is the medical term for above?
- Longus A weak wrist flexor.
- Attachment to bone that does move.
- Flexors What muscle flexes your wrist?
- What muscle assists with elbow flexion?
- What muscle assists with shoulder abduction?
30 Clues: Palm up. • Palm down. • Rotation Turn inwards. • Rotation Turn outwards. • Movement towards midline. • Turning your foot outward. • Turning your foot inwards. • Longus A weak wrist flexor. • Movement away from midline. • Bringing your toes up towards you. • Attachment to bone that does move. • What is the medical term for above? • What is the medical term for below? • ...
Ashley Cadet - 112C.02 Skin Diseases and Disorders Crossword Puzzle 2023-01-31
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- study of the causes of a disease
- medical term meaning groin (2 words, no space)
- inflamed infection of the skin
- small brown pigmented spots that may be raised
- congenital failure of the skin to produce melanin
- study of disease
- medical term meaning face (2 words, no space)
- a sac of membrane tissue with fluid, air, or other substances
- itchy welts thatmay be caused by foods
- open lesions
- brief and severe conditions
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- medical term meaning hand (2 words, no space)
- cluster of furuncles
- medical term for ringworm
- medical term meaning scalp (2 words, no space)
- communicable by contact
- frequent and habitual conditions
- pearly white enclosed keratin filled cysts
- birthmark or congential mole
- medical term meaning foot (2 words, no space)
- dry or moist lesion with inflamed skin
21 Clues: open lesions • study of disease • cluster of furuncles • communicable by contact • medical term for ringworm • brief and severe conditions • birthmark or congential mole • inflamed infection of the skin • study of the causes of a disease • frequent and habitual conditions • itchy welts thatmay be caused by foods • dry or moist lesion with inflamed skin • ...
CMAA crossword puzzle 1 2020-11-16
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- a returning patient is considered a new patient after how much time has elapsed without seeing the provider?
- When releasing confidential information, which person has the right to decide how and to whom the information is communicated?
- which of the following references should be used to determine the code for a patient consultation?
- in the medical term antepartum, the prefix "ante" means which of the following?
- a provider refers a patient for an evaluation of an elevated WBC count. which of the following specialists should the medical administrative assistant contact for an appointment?
- a medical administrative assistant should inform a patient to expect to receive authorization for an urgent referral to a specialist within which of the following time frames?
- When reviewing patients' medical records, a medical administrative assistant should recall that which of the following prefixes indicates excessive or above the expected range?
- When payments are due to a practice from a minor, the medical administrative assistant should collect the amount due from which of the following?
- A medical administrative assistant can find which of the following information on a medical history form?
- A medical administrative assistant should schedule a patient who has type 1 diabetes mellitus to see which of the following specialists?
- an adult patient returns to an office after not being seen by the provider for 2 years. which of the following is the status of the patients file?
- a patient would like to pay her balance using a flexible spending account. the medical administrative assistant should post the transaction on the ledger as which of the following?
- The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard falls under which of the following regulatory agencies?
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- a patient is scheduled to have a pericardiocentesis. which of the following systems will be assessed during this procedure?
- Which of the following is the predetermined amount a patient must pay out of pocket each year before the insurance carrier will cover any services
- a patient who is scheduled for an outpatient procedure has questions about the potential complications of the surgery. To which of the following staff members should the medical administrative assistant refer to the patient?
- Which of the following is the owner of a patient's medical record?
- A medical administrative assistant should pay for which of the following using petty cash?
- A medical administrative assistant is scheduling a patient who is gravida 3 for a biopsy. Which of the following is a characteristic of this patient?
- Which of the following determines the fee schedule?
- Which of the following file formats should the medical administrative assistant use to create a letter to a referring provider?
- Which of the following can be accessed by multiple authorized providers from more than one health care organization?
- A medical administrative assistant is scheduling an appointment for a patient who reports having blue and gray fingers and toes. Which of the following medical describes the patient's condition?
- a medical administrative assistant plans to develop a document for tracking and tallying supplies, including product names, product codes, last order date, and pricing. which of the following types of files should the assistant plan to use?
24 Clues: Which of the following determines the fee schedule? • Which of the following is the owner of a patient's medical record? • in the medical term antepartum, the prefix "ante" means which of the following? • The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard falls under which of the following regulatory agencies? • ...
MEDICAL 2022-04-02
15 Clues: asma • luka • demam • bidan • batuk • perban • pusing • sakit perut • dokter gigi • sakit kepala • dokter bedah • sakit telinga • sakitpinggang • patah tulang kaki • sakit tenggorokan
Medical 2023-04-18
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- A zoonotic disease that may be at the risk of spreading due to melting of Siberian permafrost.
- the flower from which the drug above is derived.
- intense workout that gets the heart beating for several minutes or more continuously.
- suffocation
- an infection that can be spread through sexual intercourse.
- the phenomenon whereby a gene or group of genes in an organism changes due to exposure to mutagens or spontaneously.
- a type of virus whose signs include bleeding through body openings
- a notch in the bone of the arm
- a ring around the rosie, a pocket full of posies, ashes, ashes we all fall down.(hint: Medieval London)
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- an inflammation of the gums, often around wisdom teeth
- a drug given to insomnia patients and has allegedly claimed a US celebrity in the late 2000s
- a ball of food that has been swallowed
- A drug used to stabilize cardiac arythmia and can be lethal if overdosed.
- the disease kids get when they eat dirt or unwasged fruits
- a currently evolving phenomenon where drugs fail to cure pathogenic bacteria-caused diseases.
15 Clues: suffocation • a notch in the bone of the arm • a ball of food that has been swallowed • the flower from which the drug above is derived. • an inflammation of the gums, often around wisdom teeth • the disease kids get when they eat dirt or unwasged fruits • an infection that can be spread through sexual intercourse. • ...
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