medical terminology Crossword Puzzles
Historical Massage Timeline (3000 BCE - 1900 AD) 2017-08-21
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- Another Persian philosopher/physician that wrote hundreds of books including The Canon of Medicine in 1000 AD that has many references to exercise and massage.
- The two brothers who studied in Sweden and then introduced The Swedish Movement Cure to the United States when they opened a clinic in New York in 1858.
- A Roman who wrote De Medicina sometime between 20-30 BCE and described exercise, bathing, and massage.
- The French barber/surgeon who wrote about the positive effects and employed gentle, medium, and vigorous friction and joint movements in 1570.
- The German physician who published Technik Der Massage in 1900.
- The man that wrote of exercise and massage as healing agents for warriors in the Iliad and the Odyssey in 900 BCE.
- The period of time in the West from 475-1450 AD when few medical or historical books were written, and massage was abandoned in medical institutions.
- The Dutch physician who, from 1880-1909, established scientific massage as a basis of rehabilitation and preferred the French terminology effleurage, pertrisage, and tapotement that are still in use today.
- The man who published the first book in English on the Swedish Movements in 1851.
- The Persian philosopher/physician that helped preserve the teachings of the Greeks and Romans in 900 AD. His writings included the use of exercise, diet, and massage.
- In 1800, English surgeon and practitioner of ________ (healing with the hand) John Grosvenor wrote about the value of frictions for the relief of gout, stiff joints, and rheumatism.
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- Per Henrick Ling of Sweden developed medical gymnastics in 1825, later known as the Swedish Movement Cure and the precursor to this type of massage.
- The Roman Emperor who converted to Christianity around 220-237 AD and destroyed the baths and gymnasiums because of widespread "abuses" of a sexual nature.
- The Italian man who wrote De Arte Gymnastica on gymnastics and the benefits of massage in 1569.
- The physician from Boston who wrote extensively about the benefits of "massage" (first in U.S. to use the term), and was a founding member of The American Physical Education Association in 1885.
- In India in 300 BCE, the Laws of Manu defined ________, a Hindu technique of massage in the bath.
- In 1800 BCE, this (made in India) describes massage techniques among its hygienic principles.
- This man, known as the father of modern medicine, described the effects of various massage movements in 400 BCE.
- The Society of Trained Masseuses was formed in _______ in 1894.
- The Greek man that founded the first gymnasium in 700 BCE, where exercise and massage were combined to promote health.
- The San-Tsao-Tou-Hoei was published in 600 AD in Japan and listed both active and _______ movements.
- In 3000 BCE, the Cong Fou of Tao-Tse in China describes the use of medicinal plants, exercise, and ______ for health maintenance.
22 Clues: The Society of Trained Masseuses was formed in _______ in 1894. • The German physician who published Technik Der Massage in 1900. • The man who published the first book in English on the Swedish Movements in 1851. • In 1800 BCE, this (made in India) describes massage techniques among its hygienic principles. • ...
How well do you know GMC? 2024-11-15
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- What was not satisfactory during the first year at Grant Medical College
- What kind of vaccine did Sir V.M. Haffkine work on at Grant Medical College in 1896
- What subject were facilities deficient in for teaching at Grant Medical College, according to the General Medical Council
- What kind of housing did students have to stay in opposite the compound until 1911
- What kind of hospital was erected in 1866 with a donation by Sir Cowasjee Jehangirjee
- What kind of institution was built in 1851 thanks to Sir J.J.'s donations
- Where did Dr. K.N. Bahadurji, the first Indian to receive an M.D. there, obtain his degree
- What is notable about the J.J. Hospital campus, besides its open spaces
- What is Gieve Patel, besides being a poet, playwright, and practicing physician
- What department did Noshir Hormusji Wadia found at Grant Medical College
- What kind of surgery department did N. H. Antia found at Grant Medical College
- Besides wards and hostels, what does the J.J. Hospital campus also have
- What is the purpose of the Richardson Cruddas building next to the J.J. Hospital campus
- In what department's building is the Research Society located
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- What bacteria did Robert Koch work on in two rooms of the old animal house behind the coroner's court
- What position in Bombay did Atmaram Pandurang, an initial batch student-physician and founder of Prarthana Samaj, briefly hold
- In what area of Mumbai is the J.J. Hospital campus located
- In what month was the Grant Medical College building completed
- What action did the Non-cooperation movement appeal to GMCites to do to the British government
- What was first conducted at Grant Medical College in 1882
- What is Devdutt Pattanaik's profession, besides being a speaker, illustrator, and author
- What subject was taught at the Gokuldas Tejpal Hospital in 1924
- How many stories did the J.J. Hospital building that replaced the old one in 1958 have
- What profession was Reita Faria, Miss World 1966
- What kind of hall at Grant Medical College was featured in the movie Munnabhai M.B.B.S.
- How many days before the arrival of the East India Company's endorsement of the proposal for a medical college did Grant die
- What did J.C. Lisoba, an initial batch student-physician, become a professor of at Grant Medical College
- How many stories tall was the remodeled Ophthalmic Hospital
28 Clues: What profession was Reita Faria, Miss World 1966 • What was first conducted at Grant Medical College in 1882 • In what area of Mumbai is the J.J. Hospital campus located • How many stories tall was the remodeled Ophthalmic Hospital • In what department's building is the Research Society located • In what month was the Grant Medical College building completed • ...
kai_ac 2023-10-31
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- means low platelets in the blood
- refers to under the tongue
- root word meaning heart
- medical term referring to inflammation of the rib cartilage
- medical term meaning disease of the lymph node
- full form of UTI
- prefix meaning against
- means enlargement of the spleen
- term meaning study of the heart
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- root for brain
- term meaning muscle pain
- prefix meaning before
- means in between the ribs
- prefix meaning fast
- refers to the yellowing of the skin
- medical term for inside the abdomoen
- word for the acronym EKG
- suffix meaning inflammation
- prefix for scanty
- medical term for decrease in all blood cells
- root for white
- suffix meaning surgical puncture
- root for lungs
23 Clues: root for brain • root for white • root for lungs • full form of UTI • prefix for scanty • prefix meaning fast • prefix meaning before • prefix meaning against • root word meaning heart • term meaning muscle pain • word for the acronym EKG • means in between the ribs • refers to under the tongue • suffix meaning inflammation • means enlargement of the spleen • term meaning study of the heart • ...
HealthLogic Terminology 2024-03-25
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- A batch of work containing Envelopes received by Lockbox that did not include any Checks. These batches may include EOBs that have been paid by Paper Checks, sent separately for some reason (or replacement copies of the EOBs that the client asked for), EOBs that were paid by EFTs/ACHs, Letters, and other types of documents related to Healthcare.
- This refers to the amount a patient owes a provider after an insurance company pays for their portion of the medical expenses. This can be Co-Insurance, Co-Pay, or Deductible.(Two Words)
- The Amount your health care provider bills for the health care service provided to you.
- Primary/Secondary/Tertiary Claims. (Two Words)
- Opens any specific rules for the client you are working on currently.(Two Words)
- The date health care services were provided.
- It is a mandatory 2% payment reduction in the Medicare fee-for-services(FFS) program.
- It is a way to measure service volume over a period of time.
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- A batch of work containing Envelopes received by Lockbox with checks and accompanying documents (usually in the form of EOBs).
- This is usually used to refer to the part of the Bill that Patients are supposed to return with their Payments to tell the Provider which account the Patient Payment is for. These may be plain coupons or Scannable Coupons (that contain a scan-line with details needed to post the payment).
- The amount of money patient must pay each year to cover eligible medical expenses before insurance policy starts paying.
- This is used in the Claim Type field when the entity making payment is doing so as the Primary Insurance Company for the Patient.
- Health Insurance Claim number. Often referred to as the Member ID number.
- The amount paid by the Insurance company to your health care provider as per the plan.
- Current Procedural Terminology. These service codes are typically 5 numeric digits.
- This is used to search to locate a patients information. This may also be referred to as the client's Claim Data.
- Form of payment that draws money directly from a checking account.
- LT=the procedure was performed on the Left side of the body, RT= Right.
- Remittance documents sent by health insurance companies.
- Code Based or Foot Note Based.(Two Words)
20 Clues: Code Based or Foot Note Based.(Two Words) • The date health care services were provided. • Primary/Secondary/Tertiary Claims. (Two Words) • Remittance documents sent by health insurance companies. • It is a way to measure service volume over a period of time. • Form of payment that draws money directly from a checking account. • ...
computer systems 2022-10-21
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- kg
- information you take from the device
- from the main memory
- information
- a software
- you can see and touch it
- one on one talk
- you can't see or touch it
- central processing unit
- the memory is comonly refered to as ram
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- the component that stores the programs and data currently in use
- operates video components
- a set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting network; a complex whole
- important
- deconstruct
- information you put into the device
- bossy boots
- a relationship in which something is linked or associated with something else.
- the program is copied from there
- random access memory
20 Clues: kg • important • a software • information • deconstruct • bossy boots • one on one talk • from the main memory • random access memory • central processing unit • you can see and touch it • operates video components • you can't see or touch it • the program is copied from there • information you put into the device • information you take from the device • the memory is comonly refered to as ram • ...
Economics puzzle 2026-05-04
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- the value of an item
- father of socialists
- to encourage an individual to indulge in an item
- the rivalry between two companys
- lack of money
- the principals of an individual
- the basics of economy
- the consumers desire for an item
- individuals demanding change through scarcity
- specialized vocabulary
- to argue for a more desirable price
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- the amount of an item available
- an individuals belief
- government individuals make economic decisions
- the construction of an item in demand
- parts of an economy
- a total controll over a specific item
- the people controlling economics
- a low amount of somthing
- the individuals status of power
20 Clues: lack of money • parts of an economy • the value of an item • father of socialists • an individuals belief • the basics of economy • specialized vocabulary • a low amount of somthing • the amount of an item available • the principals of an individual • the individuals status of power • the rivalry between two companys • the people controlling economics • the consumers desire for an item • ...
English Unit Term 2 2026-06-01
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- How it affects the audience.
- Physical and mental distress.
- Starts with S. Interactions between people.
- What the main story is about. Recurring ideas.
- personal feelings.
- The background information behind something.
- To make and understand meaning.
- A long story/narrative.
- Back in time!
- The message behind a topic.
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- A creative piece/ideas.
- The people in the book.
- Point of view. In who's eyes.
- Words, phrases, expressions used within a text.
- Continue living throughout suffering.
- The main storyline of a book, movie, etc. How it's structured.
- Imaginary story.
- Methods authors use to enhance their writing.
- Disagreements between multiple people.
- Country in Europe.
20 Clues: Back in time! • Imaginary story. • personal feelings. • Country in Europe. • A creative piece/ideas. • The people in the book. • A long story/narrative. • The message behind a topic. • How it affects the audience. • Point of view. In who's eyes. • Physical and mental distress. • To make and understand meaning. • Continue living throughout suffering. • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2020-09-05
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- all chemical reactions taking place in the cells and internal environment of an organism.
- a cut made across the length of an organ at other than a right angle
- cavity which is surrounded by rib cage
- monitor the value of a variable.
- Membranes that lines the trunk cavities and cover the organs
- Region of the central body which includes liver, stomach and intestines
- Specific interrelationships among the parts of an organism and how those parts interact to perform specific functions
- Changes an organism undergoes through time, from fertilization to death.
- region between the hips and knee
- terminology which means 'toward the interior of the body'
- plane that separates the body into superior and inferior parts
- terminology which means 'structure near the surface of the body'
- body system consisting of brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- Region between the knee and ankle
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- Region between the shoulder and elbow
- plane that separates the body into anterior and posterior parts
- examines tissues and its surroundings
- part of the body that produces a response to maintain homeostasis
- branch of physiology which deals with nervous system
- Cavity in the abdominopelvic cavity
- plane that separate the body into left and right region
- region between the wrist and elbow
- system including tonsils, thymus. and lymph nodes
- body system consisting of skin, hair, and nails
- cavity for the heart
- new conditions in which our body is exposed to
- Region of the central body which includes the bladder and reproductive organs
- a cut through the length of the organ
- Cavity for the lungs
- a cut perpendicular to the length
30 Clues: cavity for the heart • Cavity for the lungs • monitor the value of a variable. • region between the hips and knee • a cut perpendicular to the length • Region between the knee and ankle • region between the wrist and elbow • Cavity in the abdominopelvic cavity • Region between the shoulder and elbow • examines tissues and its surroundings • a cut through the length of the organ • ...
Week 6 2017-03-28
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- licensed practical nurse
- f.u.o
- arteriosclerotic heart disease
- c.h.f
- myocardial infarction
- r.n
- i.c.u
- peds
- cerebrovascular accident
- i.v.p
- registered medical assistant
- lab
- i.t
- p.a
- m.d
- neuro
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- p.t
- d.e.a
- eyes, ears, nose and throat
- n.a
- certified medical assistant
- coronary care unit
- c.s
- physical therapy
- surgical intensive care unit
- upper repiratory infection
- operating room
- gyn
- medical intensive care unit
- doctor of osteopathic medicine
30 Clues: p.t • n.a • c.s • r.n • lab • i.t • gyn • p.a • m.d • peds • d.e.a • f.u.o • c.h.f • i.c.u • i.v.p • neuro • operating room • physical therapy • coronary care unit • myocardial infarction • licensed practical nurse • cerebrovascular accident • upper repiratory infection • eyes, ears, nose and throat • certified medical assistant • medical intensive care unit • surgical intensive care unit • registered medical assistant • ...
At the doctor's 2023-12-12
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- A place where medications are dispensed and sold.
- A medical facility equipped to provide immediate emergency care.
- A routine examination by a doctor to assess one's general health.
- A medical imaging technique that uses radiation to visualize the internal structures of the body.
- Identification of a disease or condition through examination of symptoms.
- The process of restoring health and normal functioning through therapy and exercises.
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- Medical treatment aimed at improving a person's health or well-being.
- The act of inspecting or assessing a patient's body for signs of illness.
- The area in a medical facility where patients wait for their turn to see the doctor.
- A written order for medication or treatment provided by a doctor.
- A vehicle equipped to transport sick or injured individuals to a medical facility.
- The medical care provided to alleviate or cure a health problem.
- Medical procedures involving incisions or manipulations to treat or cure a condition.
- The period during which a patient heals and returns to normal health after an illness or medical procedure.
- The likely course or outcome of a disease, as predicted by a medical professional.
15 Clues: A place where medications are dispensed and sold. • The medical care provided to alleviate or cure a health problem. • A medical facility equipped to provide immediate emergency care. • A written order for medication or treatment provided by a doctor. • A routine examination by a doctor to assess one's general health. • ...
unlock 4 week 11 jigsaw 2018-05-17
22 Clues: remedy • burden • deduct • patent • citizen • complex • illness • medical • disease • precise • illegal • adequate • epidemic • physical • treatment • preventable • underfunding • conventional • drug dependency • cosmetic surgery • private healthcare • sedentary lifestyle
Relay For Life 2026-03-23
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- Medical study of new treatment
- Early detection method
- Eliminating disease
- Body defense
- Take initiative
- Resilient and powerful
- Teaching and learning
- Cancer field of study
- Raise money
- Beat cancer
- Group working together
- Treatment using rays
- Medical attention
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- Knowledge and understanding
- Public support efforts
- Help without pay
- Risk reduction
- Contribute
- Emotional/peer assistance
- Identify illness
- Feeling of optimism
- System providing medical services
- Existence
- Drug treatment
- Togetherness
- Scientific investigation
26 Clues: Existence • Contribute • Raise money • Beat cancer • Body defense • Togetherness • Risk reduction • Drug treatment • Take initiative • Help without pay • Identify illness • Medical attention • Eliminating disease • Feeling of optimism • Treatment using rays • Teaching and learning • Cancer field of study • Public support efforts • Early detection method • Resilient and powerful • Group working together • ...
CD - Nutrition and Hydration Week 2021 2021-06-09
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- Patients on a neutropenic diet must peel this before eating (5)
- A global standard with terminology to describe texture modified foods and thickened liquids used for individuals of all ages, in all care settings and for all cultures (5)
- Soft and ___________; description for level six diet, previously know as fork mashable (9)
- Fruit famously high in potassium (6)
- ____________ and ___________; try to have 5 or more portions each day (5,10)
- Patients on a neutropenic diet must cook or roast ____ and _____ before eating them (4,5)
- The medical term for swallowing difficulties (9)
- Macronutrient used in tissue repair and muscle synthesis (6)
- Patients on a neutropenic diet cannot have any products made with this meat (4)
- A patient who is overloaded might be placed on a _____ restriction (5)
- 3, 6, 9 are what type of fats? (5)
- Food _______ chart; when filled in can be used to calculate a patients energy and protein intake (6)
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- Patients should be offered these throughout the day, especially if they have a reduced appetite (6)
- This can happen if a patients fluid intake is too low (11)
- These organs filter the blood (7)
- Poor oral ___________ increases the risk of aspiration (7)
- A healthy diet is low in this type of fat (9)
- Plant matter that helps to keep you regular (5)
- Made with full cream milk and ice-cream, this provides roughly 650kcal and 16gP (11)
- When a patient is unable to tolerate any nutrition through their gut we can prescribe __________ nutrition
- In 75% of patients, changing their ___________ will reduce their risk of aspiration (10)
- Main dietary source of energy (13)
- Usually found in protein foods, this nutrient is part of the cell which helps transport oxygen in the blood (4)
23 Clues: These organs filter the blood (7) • Main dietary source of energy (13) • 3, 6, 9 are what type of fats? (5) • Fruit famously high in potassium (6) • A healthy diet is low in this type of fat (9) • Plant matter that helps to keep you regular (5) • The medical term for swallowing difficulties (9) • This can happen if a patients fluid intake is too low (11) • ...
Chapter 1 & 2 Review Mod 1 2023-08-14
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- Most hospitals utilize pharmacy technicians to assist with preparation of intravenous
- Known as the father of medicine
- Known for taking small doses of poisons to build tolerance
- Early civilizations believed bad spirits caused what
- Every 2 years a technician must renew their _______
- The United States ________ sets standards for the identity, strength, quality, purity, packaging and labeling of drug products
- William ______ was known as the father of american pharmacy
- The separation of _______ and medicine occurred under the rule of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II
- A CPhT must have 1 hour of the total 20 hours of continuing education, which is essential to keep pace with rapid changes, focusing on pharmacy _____
- The _____ revolution was started due to major wars and an increased demand for medicinal products
- Known as the father of pharmacology, and wrote the "De Materia Medica"
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- Known as the father of botany
- Drug information is known as a _____ in pharmacy
- The _______ century is when pharmacy began to develop in the new world
- Jonathon Roberts was the first hospital pharmacist in ________
- To become certified the pharmacy technician must take the ________ and must have a score of at least 1400 out of a possible 1600.
- A core requirement for a 2-yr associate degree for technicians is?
- Insulin is an example of a product that is now being produced by ____ DNA technology
- After the fall of which empire did the advances of pharmacy in medicine happen in the Arab World, including the first Pharmacy Shop in Baghdad
- The Swiss-born physician who is known for emphasizing chemical rather than a botanical orientation to medicine
- They contribute to the science of chemistry the most
- Every 5 years the amount of medical knowledge gained increases how much
22 Clues: Known as the father of botany • Known as the father of medicine • Drug information is known as a _____ in pharmacy • Every 2 years a technician must renew their _______ • Early civilizations believed bad spirits caused what • They contribute to the science of chemistry the most • Known for taking small doses of poisons to build tolerance • ...
Pharmaceutical Studies 2026-05-12
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- – you practically prepare various dosage forms, such as ointments, suppositories, tablets, or drops.
- – you learn to identify medicinal plants and examine their microscopic structure.
- – you learn how to select appropriate drugs and their dosages for specific diseases.
- – you learn about the structure of organs and the topography of human body systems.
- – you compare the costs of various treatment methods with their actual health outcomes.
- – you discover the mechanisms of drug action on specific receptors and organs.
- – you culture and identify pathogenic microorganisms and learn methods to combat them.
- – you evaluate the safety and efficacy of drug use in large patient populations.
- – you delve into the secrets of the immune system and the properties of vaccines and sera.
- – you master medical terminology and the rules for writing drug compositions on traditional prescriptions.
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- – you explore metabolic pathways and the chemistry of life processes.
- – you analyze the mechanisms of functional changes in the body resulting from disease processes.
- – you learn the general principles of drug classes and their impact on bodily functions.
- – you mathematically describe the fate of a drug in the body, including its distribution and excretion.
- – you analyze physical processes occurring in cells and the impact of physical factors on the organism.
- – you assess the health quality of food and analyze the composition of food products.
- – you study the harmful effects of chemical substances on the body and learn how to select antidotes.
- – you study the impact of dosage forms and routes of administration on drug release and absorption.
- – you obtain and study active compounds found in raw materials of natural origin.
- – you study the principles of the proper functioning of healthy tissues, organs, and systems.
- – you acquire the moral principles and rules of conduct applicable to the pharmacy profession.
21 Clues: – you explore metabolic pathways and the chemistry of life processes. • – you discover the mechanisms of drug action on specific receptors and organs. • – you evaluate the safety and efficacy of drug use in large patient populations. • – you learn to identify medicinal plants and examine their microscopic structure. • ...
Black History Medical Hidden Figures 2021-02-09
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- First to use blood plasma to store blood for transfusion
- First black psychiatrist recognized by the American Psychiatric Association
- First black female physician awarded a patent for a medical invention
- First black woman awarded a nursing degree
- First black woman awarded a medical degree from a U.S. college
- First woman elected president of the New York Cancer Society
- First black physician elected president of the American Medical Association
- First black physician appointed director of a U.S. hospital
- First neurosurgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins attached at the back of the head
- One of the first physicians to perform a successful open-heart surgery; founded the first interracial and black-owned hospital.
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- First black woman admitted to the American College of Surgeons
- First black man to lead a major pharmaceutical company
- First black female director of an U.S. Public Health Service bureau
- First black female physician appointed surgeon general
- President and co-founder of the first professional organization for black physicians
- First black president of the American Medical Women's Association
- First black female neurosurgeon
- First black man to practice with a medical degree in the U.S.
- First black physician to teach at Harvard Medical School
19 Clues: First black female neurosurgeon • First black woman awarded a nursing degree • First black man to lead a major pharmaceutical company • First black female physician appointed surgeon general • First to use blood plasma to store blood for transfusion • First black physician to teach at Harvard Medical School • ...
Clown says, "Think"! 2023-05-23
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- Medical Clowning leads to an increase in -----
- The exchange of information, ideas, and emotions between individuals.
- The act of creating or performing something spontaneously, often seen in clowning performances.
- The process of recovering from an illness or injury.
- We are ------
- What is celebrated on May's first Sunday?
- It is as important as physical health.
- ----- is the best medicine.
- A signature prop worn by clowns
- These are free of cost.
- A strong feeling or reaction often evoked by medical clowns.
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- Distraction Therapy
- The ability to adapt, recover, and bounce back from difficult or challenging situations, a quality medical clowns often exhibit in their work.
- A code of conduct that should be followed by medical clowns.
- A clown's ----- leads to his success.
- Relates to the branch of medicine that focuses on the care of children.
- A vital tool in Medical Clowning
- First Hospital Clown
- The building blocks of our organisation
- The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
20 Clues: We are ------ • Distraction Therapy • First Hospital Clown • These are free of cost. • ----- is the best medicine. • A signature prop worn by clowns • A vital tool in Medical Clowning • A clown's ----- leads to his success. • It is as important as physical health. • The building blocks of our organisation • What is celebrated on May's first Sunday? • ...
Med Term Cardiovascular Crossword 2025-12-10
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- strong, muscular organ that works as the body’s pump
- thick, muscular middle layer of the heart wall.
- high blood pressure
- medical instrument used to listen to internal sounds of the body
- Electrocardiogram
- Aorta
- disease of the heart muscle that makes it harder for the heart to pump blood effectively.
- Pulse
- thin, smooth inner lining of the heart.
- Heart Rate
- medical test that uses ultrasound waves to create moving images of the heart.
- Coronary Artery Bypass Graft
- are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
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- low blood pressure
- medical device used to measure blood pressure.
- Coronary Artery Disease
- Clot
- Blood Pressure
- a thin, double‑layered sac that surrounds and protects the heart.
- serious medical condition that occurs when blood flow to a part of the brain is suddenly interrupted
- medical test that records the electrical activity of the heart.
- is a disease in which plaque builds up inside the arteries.
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Vessel
- Heart
25 Clues: Clot • Aorta • Pulse • Heart • Vessel • Heart Rate • Blood Pressure • Electrocardiogram • low blood pressure • high blood pressure • Coronary Artery Disease • Magnetic Resonance Imaging • Coronary Artery Bypass Graft • thin, smooth inner lining of the heart. • medical device used to measure blood pressure. • thick, muscular middle layer of the heart wall. • ...
Chapter 2- Health 2025-03-12
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- providers that don't participate in the health part
- a payment that is predetermined
- process for medical care to be efficient and effective
- Splitting the risk among multiple parties
- provided usually by an employer
- An account to pay for medical issues
- The people who are the initial point of contact for people
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- The cost for bills in health
- a plan established to help pay for medical issues by the government
- organizations that try to benefit society by doing things like community services
- A list of health care providers that plan medical contracts
- An account that lets you set aside pre-tax money
- federal and state program that helps cover medical costs
- A fee you have to pay for a doctor visit
- you pay someone directly
- federal health for people who are over 65
- Money you have to pay before insurance will
- care focused on reducing the cost
- an amount payed before insurance
- A healthcare program for active duty and service members
20 Clues: you pay someone directly • The cost for bills in health • a payment that is predetermined • provided usually by an employer • an amount payed before insurance • care focused on reducing the cost • An account to pay for medical issues • A fee you have to pay for a doctor visit • federal health for people who are over 65 • Splitting the risk among multiple parties • ...
medical terminology related to heart 2020-12-04
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- A record of muscle activity within the heart made by a cardiograph.
- A technique of applying an electrical shock to the chest to convert an abnormal heartbeat to a normal rhythm.
- An excessive preoccupation with heart disease or an irrational fear of dying from a heart attack.
- An instrument that graphically registers movements of the heart.
- Inflammation of the heart muscles.
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- A disease of the heart muscle that leads to generalized deterioration of the muscle and its pumping ability.
- The study of the heart and its function in health and disease.
- Inflammation of the heart.
- Irregular heart beat.
- An enlarged heart.
10 Clues: An enlarged heart. • Irregular heart beat. • Inflammation of the heart. • Inflammation of the heart muscles. • The study of the heart and its function in health and disease. • An instrument that graphically registers movements of the heart. • A record of muscle activity within the heart made by a cardiograph. • ...
Medical Terminology review pt 3 2023-12-14
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- Which term describes a surgical incision into the chest walls to open the pleural cavity for biopsy or treatment?
- Which form of pneumonia can be prevented through vaccination?
- Which structure is commonly known as the windpipe?
- Which infectious disease is also known as whooping cough?
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- What structure acts as a lid to prevent food from entering the lungs during swallowing?
- Which term means difficult or labored breathing?
- Which term means a runny nose?
- Which condition is also known as collapsed lung?
- Which term means an accumulation of pus in the pleural or other body cavity?
- Which term means bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes caused by a lack of oxygen?
10 Clues: Which term means a runny nose? • Which term means difficult or labored breathing? • Which condition is also known as collapsed lung? • Which structure is commonly known as the windpipe? • Which infectious disease is also known as whooping cough? • Which form of pneumonia can be prevented through vaccination? • ...
Medical Terminology (Prefixes 1-10) 2024-01-11
10 Clues: man • self • away from • both, double • toward, to near • up, toward, apart • before, in front of forward • separation from, derived from • without, lacking, deficient not • ant against, opposing, preventing
Medical Terminology (Suffixes 11-20) 2024-01-18
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- A term used to describe a cell, particularly in the context of biology or medicine
- A medical procedure that involves the irrigation or washing of a body part
- coccis A term used to describe a bacterium that has a spherical or berry-like shape
- A term used to describe something that has the ability to kill or destroy
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- cule, ole A term used to describe something small in size
- A surgical procedure or to remove fluid
- A surgical procedure that involves the fixation or stabilization of a body part
- clast A term that refers to the process of breaking or fracturing
- A term that refers to the action of separating or distinguishing
- A term that describes the process of separating or secreting substances
10 Clues: A surgical procedure or to remove fluid • cule, ole A term used to describe something small in size • A term that refers to the action of separating or distinguishing • clast A term that refers to the process of breaking or fracturing • A term that describes the process of separating or secreting substances • ...
Medical Terminology (Suffixes 31-40) 2024-02-02
10 Clues: shape • to record • specialist • capable, able • seizure, attack • beginning; origin • producing, causing • process of recording • person afflicted with • instrument for recording
EMS Chapter 1-4 2026-07-18
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- Patient Care Report abbreviation.
- Emergency Medical Technician.
- Order directing that resuscitation should not be attempted.
- Written record of patient care.
- System that provides emergency medical services.
- Person or center that sends emergency responders.
- Legal obligation to provide care.
- Moral principles that guide professional behavior.
- Personal Protective Equipment abbreviation.
- Keeping patient information private.
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- Leaving a patient without transferring care appropriately.
- Exchange of information between providers.
- Device used to communicate with dispatch.
- Person receiving emergency medical care.
- Failure to provide the expected standard of care.
- Body Substance Isolation abbreviation.
- Transfer of patient care to another provider.
- The first thing you evaluate for safety.
- Patient's permission to receive medical care.
19 Clues: Emergency Medical Technician. • Written record of patient care. • Patient Care Report abbreviation. • Legal obligation to provide care. • Keeping patient information private. • Body Substance Isolation abbreviation. • Person receiving emergency medical care. • The first thing you evaluate for safety. • Device used to communicate with dispatch. • ...
Health Science 2025-11-13
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- HYGIENIST : Cleans teeth and gives advice on oral hygiene.
- LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST : Evaluates and treats speech, language, and swallowing disorders.
- MEDICAL TECHNICIAN : Provides emergency medical care to injured or ill patients.
- : Studies the spread and control of diseases.
- TECHNOLOGIST : Performs diagnostic imaging exams like X-rays or MRIs.
- THERAPIST : Treats disease or injury using exercise, heat, or massage instead of surgery or drugs.
- : Treats joint misalignments using manipulation.
- : A person qualified to practice medicine.
- INFORMATION TECHNICIAN : Organizes and manages patient health records and information.
- THERAPIST : Specializes in evaluating and treating breathing disorders.
- : Provides advanced emergency medical care outside the hospital.
- ASSISTANT : Performs administrative and clinical tasks in a healthcare setting.
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- : Applies the science of nutrition to promote health and prevent disease.
- NURSING ASSISTANT : Provides basic patient care under supervision of nurses.
- : Prepares and dispenses medicinal drugs and advises on their use.
- CODER : Translates diagnoses and procedures into standardized medical codes.
- NURSE : Licensed healthcare professional providing direct patient care and education.
- THERAPIST : Helps people regain or maintain skills needed for daily living and working.
- : Medical practitioner qualified to perform surgery.
- LABORATORY TECHNICIAN : Performs diagnostic tests on patient samples to help diagnose diseases.
20 Clues: : A person qualified to practice medicine. • : Studies the spread and control of diseases. • : Treats joint misalignments using manipulation. • : Medical practitioner qualified to perform surgery. • HYGIENIST : Cleans teeth and gives advice on oral hygiene. • : Provides advanced emergency medical care outside the hospital. • ...
Terminology 2017-12-15
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- portion of covered expenses which is payable by the covered person and which is not applicable to the Calendar year deductible or OOP maximums
- any covered person on whose behalf a claim is submitted for benefits under the plan
- pariod of time commencing on Jan 1st at 12:01am until the following Jan 1st
- usually the first doctor a patient sees for an illness
- period of time commencing at 12:01 am on the effective date until the same following date a year later
- the amount a participant has to pay before the plan pays for benefits that are subject to this
- refers to providers that are not contracted with the network selected by a group
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- part of covered expenses that the plan or covered pays, not including copayment or deductible
- an employee benefit plan funded through the employer; employer assumes all the risk
- number that is assigned to individual claims that are filed
- summary of benefits available to participants that specifies how the benefits will be considered
- defined group of providers typically linked through contractual arrangements
- employer purchases coverage from a licensed insurance company and the insurance company assumes all the risk
- message added to a processed claim that can either explain the way on which a claim was processed or indicate additional information that may be required
14 Clues: usually the first doctor a patient sees for an illness • number that is assigned to individual claims that are filed • pariod of time commencing on Jan 1st at 12:01am until the following Jan 1st • defined group of providers typically linked through contractual arrangements • refers to providers that are not contracted with the network selected by a group • ...
terminology 2024-09-17
16 Clues: not • for • into • flow • repair • removal • or near • secrete • standing • stitches • study of • condition • destruction • contraction • more than normal • create an opening
Terminology 2023-12-19
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- A medication prescribed by a medical doctor
- An unintended result or reaction to a drug
- A drug sold by a drug company under a specific name or trademark and that is protected by a patent
- A medication with exact same active ingredient as the brand-name drug
- indicate medication dosages, measurements, dosage times and frequency, route of administration
- The required approval from the insurance company to determine if they will cover the cost
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- Typically referred to as Prescriber of an Rx
- Our system for tracking communication with patients
- An application used by our members to provide them easy access to their medical information
- A federal health insurance offered to anyone age 65 and older
- Last remaining refill on a medication
- Health insurance Portability Accountability Act
- Different levels of covered medications
- A set fee you pay for doctors visits or prescriptions
14 Clues: Last remaining refill on a medication • Different levels of covered medications • An unintended result or reaction to a drug • A medication prescribed by a medical doctor • Typically referred to as Prescriber of an Rx • Health insurance Portability Accountability Act • Our system for tracking communication with patients • ...
terminology 2022-11-26
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- A basic principle that is accepted as being true based on logic or reason, but without proof or verification
- The entire set of individuals (or objects) having some common characteristics
- An attribute of a person or object that varies, that is, takes on different values (e.g., body temperature, age, heart rate).
- Information collected in narrative(nonnumeric) form, such as the transcript of an unstructured interview
- The process of selecting a portion of the population to represent the entire population subject An individual who participates and provides data in a study; term used primarily in quantitative research
- the investigation of phenomena that lend themselves to precise measurement and quantification, often involving a rigorous and controlled design is called ______ research
- The definition of a concept or variable in terms of the procedures by which it is to be measured.
- Systematic inquiry that uses orderly, disciplined methods to answer questions or solve problems
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- A variable that confounds the relationship between the independent and dependent variables and that needs to be controlled either in the research design or through statistical procedures
- Systematic inquiry that uses orderly, disciplined methods to answer questions or solve problems
- A statement of predicted relationships between variables.
- An attribute of a person or object that varies, that is, takes on different values (e.g., body temperature, age, heart rate).
- A subset of a population, selected to participate in a study.
- The degree to which an instrument measures what it is intended to measure
- The pieces of information obtained in the course of a study
- Information collected in narrative(nonnumeric) form, such as the transcript of an unstructured interview
- A situation involving an enigmatic, perplexing, or conflictful condition that can be investigated through disciplined inquiry called research______
17 Clues: A statement of predicted relationships between variables. • The pieces of information obtained in the course of a study • A subset of a population, selected to participate in a study. • The degree to which an instrument measures what it is intended to measure • The entire set of individuals (or objects) having some common characteristics • ...
unlock 4 week 11 jigsaw 2018-05-17
22 Clues: patent • burden • deduct • remedy • citizen • medical • illegal • disease • complex • precise • illness • epidemic • adequate • physical • treatment • preventable • underfunding • conventional • drug dependency • cosmetic surgery • private healthcare • sedentary lifestyle
Let's Talk Turkey 2022-11-19
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- Most Common commercial turkey breed?
- APA recognized in 1951
- named after a Bay in Rhode Island
- turkey breed that has all dark plumage
- developed in central Mexico in the 1500's
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- tip of tail feather beginning w/ C
- hair like bunch on the breast of the turkey
- sticks off top of beak
- commercial terminology Broad Breasted
- breast bone
- bubble like skin under the wattle
- plumage blue gray in color
- lose red to blue sink under the face
- APA recognized in 1977, newest
- APA recognized in 1909
15 Clues: breast bone • sticks off top of beak • APA recognized in 1951 • APA recognized in 1909 • plumage blue gray in color • APA recognized in 1977, newest • bubble like skin under the wattle • named after a Bay in Rhode Island • tip of tail feather beginning w/ C • Most Common commercial turkey breed? • lose red to blue sink under the face • commercial terminology Broad Breasted • ...
The History of Massage! 2023-10-04
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- Father of western medicine
- Founder of Modern Nursing
- Most famous physician in the Roman Empire
- Original Chinese massage technique
- Director of the Battle Creek Sanitarium
- The Sanskrit Term for Massage
- Codified in Egypt
- The country with the first written accounts of massage
- Founded the Central Institute of Gymnastics
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- Opened in in 1962
- Author of A Practical Treatise of massage
- Credited for introducing French terminology
- Classic scripture of Chinese Medicine
- Country where Canon of Medicine originated
- Third largest source of revenue for organized crime
15 Clues: Opened in in 1962 • Codified in Egypt • Founder of Modern Nursing • Father of western medicine • The Sanskrit Term for Massage • Original Chinese massage technique • Classic scripture of Chinese Medicine • Director of the Battle Creek Sanitarium • Author of A Practical Treatise of massage • Most famous physician in the Roman Empire • Country where Canon of Medicine originated • ...
R32 2024-02-12
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- sturdy cotton or worsted cloth
- bird-like archaic flying machine
- a bend; a fold
- pardoning of an outlaw
- decomposition of dissolved substance
- short cape with ornamental hood worn by Catholic prelates
- epidemic or plague affecting livestock
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- study of origins of races or ethnic groups
- one who loves the woods
- instrument for measuring pressure or compressibility
- condition of being in a certain location
- living in woods
- technical definition or terminology
- equal political power
- highest degree of veneration, assigned to God over saints
15 Clues: a bend; a fold • living in woods • equal political power • pardoning of an outlaw • one who loves the woods • sturdy cotton or worsted cloth • bird-like archaic flying machine • technical definition or terminology • decomposition of dissolved substance • epidemic or plague affecting livestock • condition of being in a certain location • study of origins of races or ethnic groups • ...
Industrial Engineer 2024-11-21
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- Make something as efficient as possible
- A distinct stage or step in the process
- Specialized terminology within a field
- Total time taken to complete a task
- A significant point in the process
- Repeating something to provide the same results
- flaw or imperfection
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- Programable machine meant to carry out a task
- middle value in a data set
- Receiving info about a system's process
- An early model
- Refers to ease of use
- To combining processes
- Lifts and moves heavy items
- A subset used to infer about the whole
15 Clues: An early model • flaw or imperfection • Refers to ease of use • To combining processes • middle value in a data set • Lifts and moves heavy items • A significant point in the process • Total time taken to complete a task • Specialized terminology within a field • A subset used to infer about the whole • Receiving info about a system's process • ...
PPC DEFINITION CROSSWORD 2013-09-28
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- Approved exceptions for fee waivers for ineligible CM’s would include Bank Error, ____ Disaster, Medical Emergency, Deceased Customer(For use by Estates), Stranded Traveler or Death in Family
- If we do not actively listen or ask enough ____ questions to determine that we fully understand the customer’s request, this may result in the CM calling back or being inappropriately transferred to the incorrect department.
- If a customer is unable to remember the MMN or password on the account, we can only provide the CM with the ____letter or number, otherwise this is considered giving security/password hints.
- The 5 keys to a great customer experience are Open Effectively, Explain What The Customer Will See Next, Close Effectively, Transfer The Right Way and ______ All of The Customer’s Issues.
- Anytime we need to transfer to another department within Chase, we must follow this procedure.
- Read ____ regularly to stay up to date on changes that may occur.
- If customer asks for a pay off amount, be sure to inform customer of ____. (abbr.)
- If a CM states they will be sending a payment w/o a remittance slip, remind customer to include ___ number on check or money order. (2wds)
- We must provide a timeframe when the customer can expect to see the credit when doing this.(2wds)
- When utilizing this function during connect and introduce, data does not need to be passed to the receiving specialist.
- When processing a travel notification, inform the customer of any ____ transaction fees, if applicable.
- If a CM calls regarding a cash _____, we must provide the appropriate fee(3% or 5%) including the $10 min., the APR and the Daily Interest Accrual.
- If we transfer the customer to another department when we have the ability to assist the customer, this is considered an _________ transfer.
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- When processing a statement credit in LSP, the timeframe for the credit to post to the account is 2-3 ____ days.
- The new terminology for Finance Charges is ____ ____. (2wds)
- When making sure we have answered all of the customer’s questions, which of the five keys to a great customer experience are we following? (2wds)
- If wait time is ___ minutes or greater, check with your cm to verify preference to wait or call back.
- If the account status is showing CLOSED(less than 30 days ago), PAST DUE, or OVERLIMIT, we must provide customer with the _____ statement.
- When processing a lost/stolen report, we must always ask if there are any other ____ accounts missing.
- PPC'S affect the Customer, Chase and ____.
- Advisors are required to access _____ _____ on every call (2wds.)
- The new terminology for Default APR is ___ __. (2wds)
- Policy,_____ and compliance is the system of monitoring Chase uses in order to ensure that we are delivering accurate, appropriate and relevant information to the customer.
23 Clues: PPC'S affect the Customer, Chase and ____. • The new terminology for Default APR is ___ __. (2wds) • The new terminology for Finance Charges is ____ ____. (2wds) • Read ____ regularly to stay up to date on changes that may occur. • Advisors are required to access _____ _____ on every call (2wds.) • ...
Terminology 2020-06-03
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- The school of psychology that emphasizes the study of overt, observable behavior.
- An entire group of animals or people belonging to a particular category (for example, all college students or all married women).
- A system of ideas designed to interrelate concepts and facts in a way that summarizes existing data and predicts future observations.
- In psychology, a public polling technique used to answer psychological questions.
- To look within; to examine one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations.
- The school of psychology concerned with how behavior and mental abilities help people adapt to their environments.
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- effect Changes in behavior due to participants’ expectations that a drug (or other treatment) will have some effect.
- psychology A school of psychology emphasizing the study of thinking, learning, and perception in whole units, not by analysis into parts.
- variable In an experiment, the condition (usually a behavior) that is affected by the independent variable.
- thinking (in psychology) A type of reflection involving the support of beliefs through scientific explanation and observation.
- The existence of a consistent, systematic relationship between two events, measures, or variables.
- A statement of the predicted outcome of an experiment or an educated guess about the relationship between variables.
- In scientific research, the process of naming and classifying.
- study An in-depth focus on all aspects of a single person.
14 Clues: study An in-depth focus on all aspects of a single person. • In scientific research, the process of naming and classifying. • To look within; to examine one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations. • The school of psychology that emphasizes the study of overt, observable behavior. • ...
Terminology 2021-08-15
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- ... storage is water is held temporarily/long term above soil
- occurs when load hits another piece
- Occurs when load is dissolved
- ... is when water travels across the surface
- Is water flowing through rocks
- Is evaporation of water from leaves
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- ... flow is when water travels through rocks
- ... action occurs when force of load hitting sides of rivers removes materials
- ... storage is water held within rocks/reservoirs
- ... flow is when water travels within rivers
- Occurs when load crashes and rubs into bed
- Is excess flows moving from rivers to seas
- ... soil is unable to hold any more water
- Is the absorption of water into soil
- ... flow is when water travels through soil
15 Clues: Occurs when load is dissolved • Is water flowing through rocks • occurs when load hits another piece • Is evaporation of water from leaves • Is the absorption of water into soil • ... soil is unable to hold any more water • Occurs when load crashes and rubs into bed • Is excess flows moving from rivers to seas • ... flow is when water travels through soil • ...
Terminology 2026-04-23
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- a church helper and servant leader
- letting go of hurt and giving another chance
- of the Sick sacrament for someone who is sick or dying
- a legal agreement between two parties
- being blessed with oil
- a sacred promise involving commitment
- making amends for wrongdoing
- the act of forgiveness and freeing from sin
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- deep awareness of someone’s suffering
- thinking deeply to make a good decision
- a prayer said during reconciliation
- of Contrition a prayer showing sorrow for sins
- a church leader in charge of a diocese
- relating to a faithful marriage
- God’s free help and love
15 Clues: being blessed with oil • God’s free help and love • making amends for wrongdoing • relating to a faithful marriage • a church helper and servant leader • a prayer said during reconciliation • deep awareness of someone’s suffering • a legal agreement between two parties • a sacred promise involving commitment • a church leader in charge of a diocese • ...
Chapter 4Key Terms 2023-03-06
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- use of other people's ideas or words without acknowledging the source
- statements made word for word by someone else
- specialized terminology
- treating people properly
- Greek word, meaning "character"
- Standards important to someone
- Generalization about a group of people
- Restating what said in your words
- speakers communicate in ways that are accurate, careful, and objective
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- feeling of worth, honor, or respect
- does not compromise
- Belief of one culture is superior
- offensive communication
- believability of the speaker
- qualities of truth and sincerity.
- genuine and open-minded impartiality
- study of moral conduct
17 Clues: does not compromise • study of moral conduct • offensive communication • specialized terminology • treating people properly • believability of the speaker • Standards important to someone • Greek word, meaning "character" • Belief of one culture is superior • qualities of truth and sincerity. • Restating what said in your words • feeling of worth, honor, or respect • ...
Medical Terminology (By: Aerionna M.) 2021-10-27
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- An enlarged heart
- Abnormal or unhealthy behavior
- A brain disease altering the function or structure of the brain
- Disease(s) affecting the muscles
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- Thins the blood (prevents blood clots)
- Doctor who specializes in conditions involving skin, hair, and nails
- Surgical operation to remove the appendix
- Time before surgery
- Inflammation of the heart
- Scientific study of life
10 Clues: An enlarged heart • Time before surgery • Scientific study of life • Inflammation of the heart • Abnormal or unhealthy behavior • Disease(s) affecting the muscles • Thins the blood (prevents blood clots) • Surgical operation to remove the appendix • A brain disease altering the function or structure of the brain • ...
Medical Terminology (Prefixes 21-30) 2024-01-31
10 Clues: outside of • woman, female • within, inside • upon, on, over • Back of the body • in, into, within • out of, from, away from • normal, good, well, healthy • outside of, beyond, outward • bad, painful, difficult, abnormal
Chapter 3 defintions 2024-01-08
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- beginning with the call and concluding with the investigation
- words that do have an emotional effect
- the subject of the sentence performs the actions
- exists potential impeachment evidence
- write thoughout the report
- what is said
- inferences
- refer to yourself
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- being non-opinionated
- making every word count without leaving out the important facts
- the shorthand vocabulary and technical terminology
- how the case is disposed of
- hand written character is recognizable
- words that have little emotional effect
- spelling, capitalization and punctuation
- only one side of a story
- how it is written
- the "story" of the case in chronological order
18 Clues: inferences • what is said • how it is written • refer to yourself • being non-opinionated • only one side of a story • write thoughout the report • how the case is disposed of • exists potential impeachment evidence • hand written character is recognizable • words that do have an emotional effect • words that have little emotional effect • spelling, capitalization and punctuation • ...
Medical Terminology Chapter 1-3 2014-08-11
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- The Combining form Psych/o means pertaining to the______.
- The____spelling of a word indicates the way the word sounds, to facilitate correct pronunciation.
- The Combining form Hepat/o means pertaining to the______.
- the suffix that means swallowing.
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- the suffix that means hard.l
- the prefix meaning against or opposite of is.
- the suffix that means to surgically crush.
- the suffix -plasty means surigical_______.
- This type of word is attached to the beginning of a word.
- the suffix that means affinity for.
10 Clues: the suffix that means hard.l • the suffix that means swallowing. • the suffix that means affinity for. • the suffix that means to surgically crush. • the suffix -plasty means surigical_______. • the prefix meaning against or opposite of is. • The Combining form Psych/o means pertaining to the______. • This type of word is attached to the beginning of a word. • ...
Medical Terminology #27-Aubrey Bourrie 2019-03-08
10 Clues: sensitive to heat • rapid or fast heart • cutting into the chest • inflammation of a tendon • tumor of the thymus gland • instrument for cutting muscle • treatment with drugs or chemicals • dissolving or destruction of clots • weakness or paralysis of all four limbs • individual who studies the thyroid gland
Medical Terminology (pages 1-9) 2022-12-06
10 Clues: Red blood cell • Study of cells • Cancerous tumor • Tumor of a gland • Study of the heart • Inflammation of a joint • Pertaining to the cerebrum • Inflammation of the small intestine • Record of the electricity in the brain • Instrument used to view the urinary bladder
Medical Terminology Vocab Choice Board 2024-10-30
10 Clues: Two sides • Two branches • Not sleeping • Without oxygen • Separating apart • Within the heart • Against infection • Pregnancy out of place • Normal thyroid function • Antibodies against self
Medical Terminology Origin & Directional Terms 2026-01-16
10 Clues: Side • Front • Middle • Same side • Toward the feet • Toward the head • Toward the surface • right and left parts • Away from the surface • Horizontal Plane, top and bottom
Crossword 2024-08-31
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- - A doctor who performs operations
- - A medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses
- - A facility for outpatient medical treatment
- - A person trained to assist women in childbirth
- - The state of being free from illness or injury
- - A healthcare professional who provides patient care
- - A separate room in a hospital, typically one allocated to a particular type of patient
- - A person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment
- - A place where medicinal drugs are dispensed and sold
- - A serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action
- - A senior doctor who specializes in a particular area of medicine
- - A place where people receive medical treatment
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- - The science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease
- - A medical procedure involving an incision with instruments
- - The provision of what is necessary for the health, welfare, maintenance, and protection of someone or something
- - A vehicle equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from the hospital
- - Treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder
- - The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms
- - Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury
19 Clues: - A doctor who performs operations • - A facility for outpatient medical treatment • - A person trained to assist women in childbirth • - The state of being free from illness or injury • - A place where people receive medical treatment • - Treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder • - A healthcare professional who provides patient care • ...
Critical Care and Community Health Informatics 2026-07-01
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- ACUTE CARE PROVIDERS – Facilities or agencies (such as rehabilitation centers or home health services) that administer ongoing recovery care after hospital discharge.
- PUMPS – Infusion devices integrated with dose-error reduction systems to alert clinicians of potential medication administration errors.
- HEALTH RECORDS – Digital versions of patient medical histories that offer real-time accessibility across different clinical networks.
- NETWORKED – A term describing medical devices that maintain an uninterrupted, constant connection to a hospital network to relay real-time telemetry data.
- CARE INFORMATICS – The specialized domain focused on information systems, monitoring technologies, and data flow within high-acuity environments like the ICU.
- REFORM – Broad policy and political initiatives aimed at restructuring the delivery, cost, and accessibility of medical services.
- ACUTE CARE – A spectrum of medical care services utilized by patients recovering from an acute hospital stay or intensive care unit admission.
- Flying mammal
- CARE ACTS – Landmark 2010 legislation aimed at expanding health insurance access, reducing overall healthcare costs, and enhancing delivery systems.
- LEVEL SEVEN – An international framework of standards utilized for the seamless exchange, integration, and retrieval of electronic health information (often abbreviated).
- HEALTH APPLICATIONS – Digital tools and software tailored to track public health trends, manage out-of-hospital care, and engage patient populations.
- – Software that serves as an intermediary bridge connecting disparate applications, databases, or devices within a clinical network.
- ALONE DEVICES – Diagnostic or therapeutic medical equipment that operates independently without relying on a network or external integration.
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- II MEDICAL DEVICES – The FDA category for intermediate-risk medical technology, which includes most continuous physiological monitors and infusion pumps.
- – The seamless ability of different information systems and medical devices to securely exchange and use data cooperatively.
- Man's best friend
- ACT – Federal legislation enacted to promote the widespread adoption and "meaningful use" of health information technology.
- OF CARE – The specific time and place where healthcare delivery occurs, such as at a critically ill patient's bedside.
- – A leading integrated global health enterprise based in Pennsylvania, heavily recognized for pioneering healthcare informatics and digital infrastructure innovations.
- Large marsupial
- Has a trunk
- Likes to chase mice
- ROOM – A modern patient room embedded with automated sensors, interactive displays, and connected devices to optimize patient safety and clinician workflow.
- – An acronym for specialized informatics systems designed to directly assist clinicians in making data-driven medical decisions (Medical Decision Support Systems).
- VALIDATION – The crucial informatics process of ensuring clinical data is accurate, clean, and safe before it is stored or processed.
25 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • OF CARE – The specific time and place where healthcare delivery occurs, such as at a critically ill patient's bedside. • ACT – Federal legislation enacted to promote the widespread adoption and "meaningful use" of health information technology. • ...
Chapter 5 Pathophysiology Some terms may be used more that once. 2021-01-26
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- first step & cause of inflammation
- medical term for white blood cell
- This causes increased blood flow
- this leukocyte engulfs debris/bacteria
- feeling unwell
- serous,purulent,abscess are exs. of this
- watery exudate typically
- fatigue, headache, anorexia
- thick, yellow-green exudate
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- loss of appetite
- medical term for fever
- Process of removing debris/bacteria
- medical term for red blood cell
- exudate typically indicates infection
- substances from WBC which cause fever
- this is how a macrophage "eats"
- medical term for bleeding
- exudate with burns & allergic rxns
- created by an infection
- macrophages engulf this living germ
20 Clues: feeling unwell • loss of appetite • medical term for fever • created by an infection • watery exudate typically • medical term for bleeding • fatigue, headache, anorexia • thick, yellow-green exudate • medical term for red blood cell • this is how a macrophage "eats" • This causes increased blood flow • medical term for white blood cell • first step & cause of inflammation • ...
Chap 11&12 puzzle 2014-03-06
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- Process of recording information in the medical record
- Patient medical or health records are also known as?
- Oriented Medical Record what does POMR stand for?
- Transcribed material always contain the?
- Getting to the point
- TO____ a record means to examine and review a group of patient records for completeness and accuracy
- a person's social security number is known as?
- Complaint Patients who visit the doctor always has a?
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- temp of 146-3
- Not following these guidelines and rules can land you fines and even jail time
- date of current visit phone number dob and patients name is referred to as basic______ information?
- Used to describe a patient who does not follow medical advice
- what number place does assessment fall under in the SOAP process?
- All medical records must be?
- the first D in the CHEDDAR process stands for?
- Health Record what does EHR stand for
- Oriented Medical Record what does SOMR stand for?
- How many lines do you draw through a word when you make a mistake
18 Clues: temp of 146-3 • Getting to the point • All medical records must be? • Health Record what does EHR stand for • Transcribed material always contain the? • the first D in the CHEDDAR process stands for? • a person's social security number is known as? • Oriented Medical Record what does POMR stand for? • Oriented Medical Record what does SOMR stand for? • ...
Medical 2023-12-18
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- Qualified professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses
- Healthcare professional responsible for patient care
- Medical procedure involving incisions to treat or diagnose conditions
- Substance used to treat or prevent diseases or medical conditions
- Overall well-being and the condition of the body or mind
- State of being in good health, both physically and mentally
- Administration of a vaccine to stimulate immunity against diseases
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- Person receiving medical attention or treatment
- Relating to the practice of medicine or healthcare
- Room Medical facility providing immediate emergency care
- Institution providing medical treatment and care
- Indication of a medical condition experienced by a patient
12 Clues: Person receiving medical attention or treatment • Institution providing medical treatment and care • Relating to the practice of medicine or healthcare • Healthcare professional responsible for patient care • Room Medical facility providing immediate emergency care • Overall well-being and the condition of the body or mind • ...
Medical 2022-09-01
12 Clues: ชีพจร • การรักษา • ที่กดลิ้น • ยาใส่แผลสด • สังเกตอาการ • กระดูกศีรษะ • ผ้าคล้องแขน • สารคัดหลั่ง • การติดเชื้อ • สายยางรัดแขน • การจำหน่ายผู้ป่วย • สายต่อชุดให้น้ำเกลือ
MEDICAL 2025-09-06
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- STRUKTUR NEURON MENGIRIM IMPULS KE NEURON LAIN
- KELENJAR MENGHASILKAN HORMON UNTUK MENGATUR BERBAGAI FUNGSI TUBUH
- SEL SARAF BERFUNGSI MEMPERCEPAT PENGATURAN IMPULS
- BAGIAN NEURON MENGHUBUNGKAN AKSON DENGAN NEURON LAIN
- STRUCTURE OTAK YANG MENGATUR GERAKAN SADAR
- TEEJADINYA TRANSMISI IMPULS ANTARA DUA NEURON
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- NEURON YANG MENGHUBUNGKAN SARAF PUSAT DENGAN KELENJAR
- BAGIAN YANG MENGATUR VITAL
- STRUKTUR NEURON MENERIMA IMPULS
- KELENJAR YANG MENGATUR RITME SIRKADION TUBUH
- NEURON YANG MEMBAWA IMPULS DARI ORGAN SENSORIK KE SISTEM SARAF PUSAT
- BAGIAN YANG BERFUNGSI MENGONTROL KESEIMBANGAN
12 Clues: BAGIAN YANG MENGATUR VITAL • STRUKTUR NEURON MENERIMA IMPULS • STRUCTURE OTAK YANG MENGATUR GERAKAN SADAR • KELENJAR YANG MENGATUR RITME SIRKADION TUBUH • BAGIAN YANG BERFUNGSI MENGONTROL KESEIMBANGAN • TEEJADINYA TRANSMISI IMPULS ANTARA DUA NEURON • STRUKTUR NEURON MENGIRIM IMPULS KE NEURON LAIN • SEL SARAF BERFUNGSI MEMPERCEPAT PENGATURAN IMPULS • ...
Medical Terminology (Prefixes 1-10) 2024-01-11
10 Clues: man • self • away from • both, double • toward, to near • up, toward, apart • before, in front of forward • separation from, derived from • ant against, opposing, preventing • an without, lacking, deficient not
Medical Terminology (Prefixes 1-10) 2024-01-11
10 Clues: man • self • away from • toward, to near • up, toward, apart • ampho, amphi both, double • before, in front of forward • separation from, derived from • without, lacking, deficient not • ant against, opposing, preventing
Medical Terminology (pages 1-9) 2022-12-05
10 Clues: Red blood cell • Study of cells • Cancerous tumor • Tumor of a gland • Study of the heart • Inflammation of a joint • Pertaining to the cerebrum • Inflammation of the small intestine • Record of the electricity in the brain • Instrument used to view the urinary bladder
MED112 Review (Robin Bleacher) 2014-06-25
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- failure to use professional skill when giving medical services that results in injury or harm
- step six of medical billing cycle
- word or phrase that describes a main term in the alphabetic index
- step one of medical billing cycle
- person who buys an insurance plan
- company that converts nonstandard transactions into standard transactions and transmits the data to health plans and the reverse procedure
- recognition of superior level of skill by an official organization
- process by which a patient authorizes medical treatment
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- a receipt that has the patients services listed and payments made for services rendered on the same day
- individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by electrionic media
- standards of conduct based on moral principles
- standards of professional behavior
- health plan, clearinghouse, or provider who transmits any health information in electronic form
- step eight of the medical billing cycle
- provider who does not join particular healthplan
- provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer's policyholders according to a contract
- method of converting a message into encoded text
- health plan or program
- coordination of benefits rule for a child insured under both parents' plans
- guideline that determines which parent has the primary insurance for a child
20 Clues: health plan or program • step six of medical billing cycle • step one of medical billing cycle • person who buys an insurance plan • standards of professional behavior • step eight of the medical billing cycle • standards of conduct based on moral principles • provider who does not join particular healthplan • method of converting a message into encoded text • ...
Genva Conventions and Medical Ethics 2024-10-09
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- number of Geneva Conventions
- wounded and sick shall be respected and protected without this
- signed, but not ratified by the U.S.
- signifies a state, nation, or entity has agreed to be formally bound by the treaty
- pregnant women, mothers with infants, and children may be shown this type of treatment
- number of chapters in the Geneva Conventions
- medical providers maintain their non-combatant status if engaged in this capacity
- subject matter expert should you have an ethical or legal question
- medical providers are not to be considered this
- medical providers lose this status if actively combatting enemy
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- when a treaty is this it indicates the entity will continue with the treaty process
- one of three distinct medical emblems
- protected by 159 articles in the fourth Geneva Convention
- prisoners of war must not be subjected to this
- LOAC requires this be done the same regardless of friendly or enemy status
- obligation to protect and collect the wounded extends to this population
- the Geneva Conventions apply to all declared wars, conflicts between nations, and nations experiencing this
- medical evacuation vehicles must be marked with one of these
- misuse of distinctive medical symbols is considered this
- what a seriously ill POW should be
20 Clues: number of Geneva Conventions • what a seriously ill POW should be • signed, but not ratified by the U.S. • one of three distinct medical emblems • number of chapters in the Geneva Conventions • prisoners of war must not be subjected to this • medical providers are not to be considered this • misuse of distinctive medical symbols is considered this • ...
UNIT ONE 2022-09-22
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- JAPANESE METHOD WITH SAME AS ACUPUNTURE
- INDIAS FIRST GREAT MEDIACAL WORKS
- OPENED FIRST MASSAGE SCHOOL IN US
- AGE WHEN MASSAGE DECLINED IN EUROPE/ASIA
- FAMOUS ROMAN PHYS. WHO WROTE OF MASSAGE
- INSTITUE OPENED IN 1962
- MOST FAMOUS MEDICINE HISTORY BOOK E&W
- FATHER OF MOD. WESTERN MEDICINE
- EFFORTS LED TO USE OF FRENCH TERMINOLOGY
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- CLASSIC SCRIPTURE OF TRAD. CHINESE MED.
- MANUAL MANIPULARION OF SOFT TISSUE
- FOUNDER OF MODERN NURSING
- OF FIRST WRITTEN RECORDS OF MASSAGE
- FATHER OF SWEDISH MASSAGE
- ORG PROVIDING BOARD CERT FOR MASSAGE
- ORG PROVIDING LICEN. EXAMS FOR MASSAGE
16 Clues: INSTITUE OPENED IN 1962 • FOUNDER OF MODERN NURSING • FATHER OF SWEDISH MASSAGE • FATHER OF MOD. WESTERN MEDICINE • INDIAS FIRST GREAT MEDIACAL WORKS • OPENED FIRST MASSAGE SCHOOL IN US • MANUAL MANIPULARION OF SOFT TISSUE • OF FIRST WRITTEN RECORDS OF MASSAGE • ORG PROVIDING BOARD CERT FOR MASSAGE • MOST FAMOUS MEDICINE HISTORY BOOK E&W • ORG PROVIDING LICEN. EXAMS FOR MASSAGE • ...
G6 Crossword WAD 2025-10-15
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- A likelihood of behaving in a certain way.
- A numeral.
- The farthest reaches of settlement, exploration or knowledge.
- To make something seem more important than it is.
- To display noticeably.
- Lasting through the year or for many years.
- Unable to move.
- 1. Not giving up, 2. lasting a long time.
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- The special vocabulary used in a particular business, science or art.
- To set from a difficult or embarrassing situation.
- To understand.
- To turn away from.
- Not easy to please.
- A trick or lie meant deceive someone.
- More than half of something.
- To move forward suddenly.
16 Clues: A numeral. • To understand. • Unable to move. • To turn away from. • Not easy to please. • To display noticeably. • To move forward suddenly. • More than half of something. • A trick or lie meant deceive someone. • 1. Not giving up, 2. lasting a long time. • A likelihood of behaving in a certain way. • Lasting through the year or for many years. • ...
Teamwork and Collaboration 2022-11-08
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- identify strategies to effectively lead teams and support the team’s use of these strategies.
- Standardized communication tool that delivers uniform information
- communication that is the use of standardized terminology and procedures to ensure the message between sender and receiver is received, clarified and has been correctly interpreted.
- a client centered approach in which members of different health care professions come together and work toward a common goal
- Team Strategies, Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety
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- Identify who is on the team or who should be included in the team.
- The act of a provider formally proposing treatment with another provider, in a different specialty area, to determine best practices in client care.
- Behaviors in the workplace that negatively affect others such as gossiping
- decentralized system in which the care of a patient is distributed among the members of the team
- Utilize strategies to communicate effectively among the identified team.
- Is the use of standardized terminology and procedures to ensure the message between sender and receiver is received, clarified and has been correctly interpreted.
11 Clues: Team Strategies, Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety • Standardized communication tool that delivers uniform information • Identify who is on the team or who should be included in the team. • Utilize strategies to communicate effectively among the identified team. • Behaviors in the workplace that negatively affect others such as gossiping • ...
Vocabulary 2021-11-28
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- complicating or complex.
- a current of cool air in a confined space.
- a journey taken by a group of people.
- be a typical example of.
- a painting or other work of art executed directly on a wall.
- A description of something.
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- make peace with.
- A collection of people watching or observing something.
- unable to bend.
- remarkable or exceptional.
- a detailed inspection or study.
11 Clues: unable to bend. • make peace with. • complicating or complex. • be a typical example of. • remarkable or exceptional. • A description of something. • a detailed inspection or study. • a journey taken by a group of people. • a current of cool air in a confined space. • A collection of people watching or observing something. • ...
Humanities Vocab #2 2022-10-10
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- Domain ruled by one authoritative sovereign
- Large land mass projecting into a body of water
- Mixture or combination
- Originating where it is found
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- Warn, scold, or reprimand
- Cunning, sly, skilled at deception
- Special terminology used in a particular topic
- The common speech of the people in a region
- Complex system of paths
- Cause to do through pressure
10 Clues: Mixture or combination • Complex system of paths • Warn, scold, or reprimand • Cause to do through pressure • Originating where it is found • Cunning, sly, skilled at deception • Domain ruled by one authoritative sovereign • The common speech of the people in a region • Special terminology used in a particular topic • Large land mass projecting into a body of water
Spelling Week 29-(5) 2022-04-21
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- arrangement of something
- showing no mercy or pity
- math that deals with angles and dimensions
- study of human history through excavation
- branch of medicine involved with skin care
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- study of myths
- terms used within a particular organization
- holding as much water or moisture as possible
- studying the behavior of a disease
- bringing elements together for efficiency
10 Clues: study of myths • arrangement of something • showing no mercy or pity • studying the behavior of a disease • study of human history through excavation • bringing elements together for efficiency • math that deals with angles and dimensions • branch of medicine involved with skin care • terms used within a particular organization • holding as much water or moisture as possible
Medical 2022-09-01
12 Clues: ชีพจร • การรักษา • ที่กดลิ้น • ยาใส่แผลสด • การติดเชื้อ • สังเกตอาการ • กระดูกศีรษะ • สารคัดหลั่ง • ผ้าคล้องแขน • สายยางรัดแขน • การจำหน่ายผู้ป่วย • สายต่อชุดให้น้ำเกลือ
Medical 2023-06-10
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- Breast X-ray for screening.
- Radiation amount received.
- High-frequency sound waves.
- Imaging blood vessels with contrast.
- Enhances visibility of structures.
- Functional tissue imaging.
- Real-time moving X-rays.
- Allows X-rays to pass through.
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- Specialist in medical imaging.
- Magnetic imaging without radiation.
- Blocks X-rays, appears white.
- medicine Radioactive substances for diagnosis.
12 Clues: Real-time moving X-rays. • Radiation amount received. • Functional tissue imaging. • Breast X-ray for screening. • High-frequency sound waves. • Blocks X-rays, appears white. • Specialist in medical imaging. • Allows X-rays to pass through. • Enhances visibility of structures. • Magnetic imaging without radiation. • Imaging blood vessels with contrast. • ...
Medical 2026-04-14
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- the part or joint connecting the foot with the leg
- a comprehensive record of a person's health information, including past illnesses, surgeries, allergies, medications
- a smooth oily substance that is rubbed on the skin for medicinal purposes or as a cosmetic
- twist the ligaments of (an ankle, wrist, or other joint) violently so as to cause pain and swelling but not dislocation
- identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms
- involving cutting into the body
- an adhesive strip of material for covering cuts and wounds.
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- frozen water
- a drug or a medicine for relieving pain
- causing physical pain
- a person's mental or physical condition
- immune response by the body to a substance, especially a particular food, pollen, fur, or dust
12 Clues: frozen water • causing physical pain • involving cutting into the body • a drug or a medicine for relieving pain • a person's mental or physical condition • the part or joint connecting the foot with the leg • an adhesive strip of material for covering cuts and wounds. • a smooth oily substance that is rubbed on the skin for medicinal purposes or as a cosmetic • ...
Review list 1 2021-12-13
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- a list of terms used in a text
- without doubt
- a thought or an idea
- writing or speech surrounding a word
- to hold or keep
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- special vocabulary of a subject
- successful in bringing results
- a word formed from another word
- having one particular use
- a word with a similar meaning
- a word with an opposite meaning of another word
11 Clues: without doubt • to hold or keep • a thought or an idea • having one particular use • a word with a similar meaning • a list of terms used in a text • successful in bringing results • special vocabulary of a subject • a word formed from another word • writing or speech surrounding a word • a word with an opposite meaning of another word
DENTOGRID 2026-04-21
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- Terminology for abnormally shaped cells
- Trigeminal neuralgia is also known by my name
- Another name for candidiasis
- Human dentition is also known as
- Another name for cervical burnout
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- I rise in number in cases of urticaria and allergic reactions
- Universal cyst
- Mushroom shaped papillae of tongue
- Ely’s cyst are a feature of
- Koplik’s spots are seen in
- Seventh day disease
11 Clues: Universal cyst • Seventh day disease • Koplik’s spots are seen in • Ely’s cyst are a feature of • Another name for candidiasis • Human dentition is also known as • Another name for cervical burnout • Mushroom shaped papillae of tongue • Terminology for abnormally shaped cells • Trigeminal neuralgia is also known by my name • ...
Life After High School 2023-12-08
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- This medical professional administers anesthesia and monitors patients during surgery, ensuring pain management and safety.
- Specializing in blood disorders, this medical expert diagnoses and treats conditions such as anemia and blood cancers.
- Addressing mental health, this medical doctor diagnoses and treats mental illnesses and emotional disorders.
- Focusing on kidney health, this specialist diagnoses and treats diseases related to the kidneys.
- Working to increase access to higher education, this coordinator assists students in underrepresented communities with college readiness and applications.
- Managing hormonal imbalances, this specialist addresses disorders related to the endocrine glands, such as the thyroid and pancreas.
- Focused on helping students plan their academic and career paths, this counselor assists with major selection and career exploration.
- An adult that helps educate and guide you through high school, some might even consider them a mentor.
- Focused on women's health, this medical professional specializes in pregnancy, childbirth, and reproductive health.
- Providing medical care to infants, children, and adolescents, this doctor specializes in pediatric medicine.
- Specializing in skin health, this doctor addresses conditions affecting the skin, hair, and nails.
- Dealing with disorders of the nervous system, this medical professional addresses conditions affecting the brain and spinal cord.
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- Specializing in respiratory issues, this doctor diagnoses and treats diseases of the lungs and respiratory system.
- Specializing in the urinary tract and male reproductive system, this medical professional addresses conditions affecting these areas.
- Providing ongoing support, this coach helps students overcome academic and personal challenges to ensure a successful college experience.
- Conducting interviews with college applicants to assess their suitability for admission and gain insight into their personal and academic backgrounds.
- Helping students through the college application process, this counselor provides guidance on selecting schools and preparing application materials.
- This individual reviews college applications, making decisions on admissions based on academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and other criteria.
- This medical professional specializes in eye care, diagnosing and treating diseases and disorders of the eyes.
- This professional assists students and families in navigating financial aid options, including the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
- Specializing in the study of diseases, this medical professional examines tissues, organs, and bodily fluids to diagnose illnesses.
- Focusing on the digestive system, this medical expert diagnoses and treats disorders of the stomach, intestines, and related organs.
- Working to connect students with scholarship opportunities, this coordinator assists in the application process to secure financial support for education.
- This specialist focuses on the heart and circulatory system, diagnosing and treating cardiovascular diseases.
- Managing academic records and student registration, this professional plays a key role in maintaining accurate and confidential student information.
- Dealing with autoimmune and inflammatory disorders, this doctor specializes in diseases such as arthritis.
- Specializing in the health and care of elderly individuals, this medical professional addresses the unique healthcare needs of older adults.
- This educator teaches students about financial responsibility, budgeting, and managing student loans to promote financial success during and after college.
- This medical professional specializes in using medical imaging techniques such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs to diagnose and treat diseases.
29 Clues: Focusing on kidney health, this specialist diagnoses and treats diseases related to the kidneys. • Specializing in skin health, this doctor addresses conditions affecting the skin, hair, and nails. • An adult that helps educate and guide you through high school, some might even consider them a mentor. • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2020-09-05
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- plane that separates the body into superior and inferior parts
- Changes an organism undergoes through time, from fertilization to death.
- Cavity in the abdominopelvic cavity
- Specific interrelationships among the parts of an organism and how those parts interact to perform specific functions
- body system consisting of skin, hair, and nails
- region between the hips and knee
- Region of the central body which includes the bladder and reproductive organs
- Region between the knee and ankle
- Region of the central body which includes liver, stomach and intestines
- body system consisting of brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- new conditions in which our body is exposed to
- monitor the value of a variable.
- increase in size or number of cells of an organism
- part of the body that produces a response to maintain homeostasis
- cavity which is surrounded by rib cage
- plane that separates the body into anterior and posterior parts
- all chemical reactions taking place in the cells and internal environment of an organism.
- a cut perpendicular to the length
- system including tonsils, thymus. and lymph nodes
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- a cut made across the length of an organ at other than a right angle
- Region between the shoulder and elbow
- a cut through the length of the organ
- examines tissues and its surroundings
- Cavity for the lungs
- branch of physiology which deals with nervous system
- terminology which means 'structure near the surface of the body'
- Membranes that lines the trunk cavities and cover the organs
- cavity for the heart
- region between the wrist and elbow
- terminology which means 'toward the interior of the body'
- plane that separate the body into left and right region
31 Clues: Cavity for the lungs • cavity for the heart • region between the hips and knee • monitor the value of a variable. • Region between the knee and ankle • a cut perpendicular to the length • region between the wrist and elbow • Cavity in the abdominopelvic cavity • Region between the shoulder and elbow • a cut through the length of the organ • examines tissues and its surroundings • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2020-09-05
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- plane that separates the body into superior and inferior parts
- Changes an organism undergoes through time, from fertilization to death.
- Cavity in the abdominopelvic cavity
- Specific interrelationships among the parts of an organism and how those parts interact to perform specific functions
- body system consisting of skin, hair, and nails
- region between the hips and knee
- Region of the central body which includes the bladder and reproductive organs
- Region between the knee and ankle
- Region of the central body which includes liver, stomach and intestines
- body system consisting of brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- new conditions in which our body is exposed to
- monitor the value of a variable.
- increase in size or number of cells of an organism
- part of the body that produces a response to maintain homeostasis
- cavity which is surrounded by rib cage
- plane that separates the body into anterior and posterior parts
- all chemical reactions taking place in the cells and internal environment of an organism.
- a cut perpendicular to the length
- system including tonsils, thymus. and lymph nodes
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- a cut made across the length of an organ at other than a right angle
- Region between the shoulder and elbow
- a cut through the length of the organ
- examines tissues and its surroundings
- Cavity for the lungs
- branch of physiology which deals with nervous system
- terminology which means 'structure near the surface of the body'
- Membranes that lines the trunk cavities and cover the organs
- cavity for the heart
- region between the wrist and elbow
- terminology which means 'toward the interior of the body'
- plane that separate the body into left and right region
31 Clues: Cavity for the lungs • cavity for the heart • region between the hips and knee • monitor the value of a variable. • Region between the knee and ankle • a cut perpendicular to the length • region between the wrist and elbow • Cavity in the abdominopelvic cavity • Region between the shoulder and elbow • a cut through the length of the organ • examines tissues and its surroundings • ...
B2, FCE, (Unit 6, Compact First), Medical Vocab (DPB) 2023-02-01
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- A severe injury or hole into the body. (5)
- A piece of fabric wrapped around the neck to support an injured arm or shoulder. (5)
- When a part of your body is tight and uncomfortable; a dull … (4)
- Sb might take these if they are unwell; a synonym of pills. (7)
- A devide used to measure temperature. (11)
- The process of cutting into sb to perform a medical procedure. (9)
- When sth hurts then your are in … (4)
- Something you wrap around your body if you are injured. (7)
- Thread sown into the skin to keep it together. (7)
- The term for pills, powder or liquid that will make sb well again. (8)
- A vb used to restore sb to full health. (4)
- A vb for providing medical assistance to sb. (5)
- A term to denote that sb is unwell. (3)
- A medical professional who performs surgery. (7)
- The medical term for a broken bone. (8)
- A medical term for a temperature above 38´C. (5)
- A vb for when the body repairs itself. (4)
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- A blue, black, or purple stain on your skin after being hit. (6)
- Many vaccines are admintered by ...(9)
- Sticks given to injured people to help them walk. (8)
- A medical expert with specific knowledge of one field of expertise. (10)
- The twisting of a joint, but not a break. (6)
- A person seeking medical attention and treatment. (7)
- Ad adjective used to describe the act of vomiting. (4)
- A medical term for a virus or bacteria invading your body. (9)
- A term to refer to a family or group of things that makes people unwell. (7)
- A medical professional, but not a doctor. (5)
- Sth you put on a cut or are put in if you break a bone. (7)
- An injury to the skin caused by rubbing or scraping. (5)
- A term to refer to a cold, derived from influenza. (3)
30 Clues: When sth hurts then your are in … (4) • Many vaccines are admintered by ...(9) • A term to denote that sb is unwell. (3) • The medical term for a broken bone. (8) • A severe injury or hole into the body. (5) • A devide used to measure temperature. (11) • A vb for when the body repairs itself. (4) • A vb used to restore sb to full health. (4) • ...
Medical Specialties 2025-10-20
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- a medical doctor who specializes in administering anesthesia and managing care before, during and after surgery
- a branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders
- focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders
- specializes in the medical care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the period immediately following birth
- specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- a licensed health care professional who provides direct care, promotes health and advocates for patients
- a branch of medicine that focuses on the study, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer
- healthcare professional who draws blood for tests, transfusions, or donations
- the branch of medicine that deals with rheumatic diseases
- the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults
- the branch of medicine focused on diseases of the digestive system
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- a person qualified to treat the diseases and conditions that affect the teeth and gums
- a nurse who has advanced clinical education and training
- an expert in medications, dispensing them, and advising patients on their safe and effective use
- the branch of medicine that deals with diseases of the heart and blood vessels
- a health care specialty that focuses on improving movement, reducing pain, and restoring functioning
- a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system
- branch of medicine dedicated to the health care of infants, children and adolescents
- focusing on diagnosis, treatment and diseases affecting the urinary tract
- a medical professional that provides emergency medical services
- focused on medical and surgical care of eyes
21 Clues: focused on medical and surgical care of eyes • a nurse who has advanced clinical education and training • a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system • the branch of medicine that deals with rheumatic diseases • a medical professional that provides emergency medical services • the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults • ...
economics 2026-05-04
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- not enough resources for human needs
- price going up when demand increases
- gov who buys goods makes them and who runs them
- what people think is important
- terminology economis
- they meet needs producing good /services
- workers stop working in protest
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- demand and price willing to sell conumers want to buy amount paid for goods
- beliefs on how a country should run its econmy
- of production land labour capital
- of gov makes laws,provide services
- barganing when unions negotiate with employer
- systems market planned mixed
- groups of workers who join together
- left/right decrease vs increase
- shifts
- legal protections formworker and people
17 Clues: shifts • terminology economis • systems market planned mixed • what people think is important • left/right decrease vs increase • workers stop working in protest • of production land labour capital • groups of workers who join together • not enough resources for human needs • price going up when demand increases • of gov makes laws,provide services • ...
Medical terminology - Week 4 Tutorial 2019-11-14
10 Clues: Fear of water • Pain in the tooth • Puncture of the thorax • A disease in the brain • Enlargement of the spleen • Inflammation of the stomach • An agent the kills bacteria • Enlargement of the extremities • Surgical removal of the tonsils • surgical removal of the thyroid gland
medical terminology related to heart 2020-12-04
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- Inflammation of the heart.
- A record of muscle activity within the heart made by a cardiograph.
- An instrument that graphically registers movements of the heart.
- The study of the heart and its function in health and disease.
- An excessive preoccupation with heart disease or an irrational fear of dying from a heart attack.
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- A disease of the heart muscle that leads to generalized deterioration of the muscle and its pumping ability.
- A technique of applying an electrical shock to the chest to convert an abnormal heartbeat to a normal rhythm.
- Inflammation of the heart muscles.
- An enlarged heart.
- Irregular heart beat.
10 Clues: An enlarged heart. • Irregular heart beat. • Inflammation of the heart. • Inflammation of the heart muscles. • The study of the heart and its function in health and disease. • An instrument that graphically registers movements of the heart. • A record of muscle activity within the heart made by a cardiograph. • ...
Medical Terminology Chapter 13-14 2023-10-23
10 Clues: Calf bone • Fingers and toes • Bone in the shoulder • Curvature in the spine • Cancer in plasma cells • Inflammation of a joint • 5 long bones in the foot • Surgical repair of a joint • Joint in big toe developing sideways • Movement away from midline of the body
Medical Terminology (Prefixes 1-10) 2024-01-11
10 Clues: man • self • away from • toward, to near • up, toward, apart • ampho, amphi both, double • before, in front of forward • separation from, derived from • without, lacking, deficient not • ant against, opposing, preventing
Medical Terminology (Prefixes 11-20) 2024-01-18
10 Clues: slow • apart • down or from • to the right • short, brief • against, opposed • around, surrounding • com, con- with or together • down, under, lower, or against • through, between, apart, or across
Medical Terminology (Prefixes 11-20) 2024-01-18
10 Clues: slow • apart • to the right • down or from • short, brief • against, opposed • around, surrounding • com, con with or together • down, under, lower, or against • through, between, apart, or across
Chapter 15-16: Medical Terminology 2022-03-27
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- pertaining to the cortex
- tumor of a parathyroid gland
- disorder characterized by feelings of apprehension, tension, or uneasiness
- awake, alert, aware of one's surroundings
- symptoms include preoccupation with subjective mental activity, inability to interact socially, and impaired communication
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- unable to express one's thoughts or ideas in an orderly, intelligible manner
- normal (level of) sugar in the blood
- condition resulting from an extreme deficiency of the thyroid hormone thyroxine
- pertaining to the mind and body
- condition caused by excessive thyroid hormones
10 Clues: pertaining to the cortex • tumor of a parathyroid gland • pertaining to the mind and body • normal (level of) sugar in the blood • awake, alert, aware of one's surroundings • condition caused by excessive thyroid hormones • disorder characterized by feelings of apprehension, tension, or uneasiness • ...
Heart-related medical terminology activity 2022-12-05
10 Clues: red blood cell • white blood cell • The study of heart • heart muscle disease • hardening of the artery • enlargement of the heart • Inflammation of the artery • breaking down the blood clot • plastic surgery of the vessel • A method of recording of vessel
OCAT 1 - Random Set 8 2024-10-03
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- This is a crucial element of a dish that Pas Noodle at Centro unfortunately forgets when they make my Pesto Pasta.
- Take a deep breath and take some time to reflect. Think about what you're up to. By the way, there's only one possible thing you could be up to right now.
- The substance which many plants in the phylum angioSPERMophyta use to produce adorable little children.
- With our hearts racing, hands sweating, and pupils dilated–we plead Avenue2Learn, who lacks this trait, to give us a good score on this OCAT.
- UGA codon gives
- STOP _____ING in a bush for a Victory Royale! You have kinases to bind to!
- The study of a small wooden articles of many SHAPES that spin.
- You'd hear this sound at a rock concert, but won't hear it when it's used to tether.
- The equilibrium state
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- a bacteria that is derives something that can kill a bacteria, also may have come from excessive drinking in the past
- I'm so energetic right now, if only you could measure my skin... there's probably a tool to do this.
- The stuff Charli XCX was referring to when she said: "Should we do a little key? Should we do a little line?"
- I tell people when to stop
- Why doesn't airport security allow to make me reuptake MY OWN dopamine?
- All politicians have this, but they never fulfil it. Maybe they should if they want to really send their message across.
- Perfect winter accessory for neurons, and for being speedy.
- Both a toy/gadget company and a machine to bring its favourite neurotransmitter into a vesicle.
- Just relax, everything will be okay.
- Synthesizes Ach while also being the receiver of W's and F's.
- For all my medical terminology takers: "p.t. the body".
20 Clues: UGA codon gives • The equilibrium state • I tell people when to stop • Just relax, everything will be okay. • For all my medical terminology takers: "p.t. the body". • Perfect winter accessory for neurons, and for being speedy. • Synthesizes Ach while also being the receiver of W's and F's. • The study of a small wooden articles of many SHAPES that spin. • ...
EMR Chapter 4 Medical, Legal, Ethical Issues 2024-01-23
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- Consent to receive emergency medical care that is assumed because the individual is unconscious, underage, or so badly injured or ill that he or she cannot respond.
- The manner in which an individual must act or behave when giving care.
- Failure of the emergency medical responder to continue emergency medical treatment until relieved by someone with the same or a higher level of training.
- An emergency medical responder’s legal responsibility to respond quickly to an emergency scene and provide medical care (within the limits of training and available equipment).
- A process in which a person, institution, or a program is evaluated and recognized as meeting certain predetermined standards to provide safe and ethical patient care.
- Laws that encourage citizens to voluntarily help an injured or suddenly ill person by minimizing the liability for any errors or omissions in providing good faith emergency care.
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- A legal document that indicates what a person wants done if he or she cannot make his or her own medical decisions, including living wills, durable powers of attorney for health care, and do not resuscitate orders.
- A legal document that allows a patient to designate another person to make medical decisions for him or her if the patient is unable to make his or her own treatment decisions.
- Deviation from the accepted standard of care resulting in further injury to the patient.
- A legal document that states the types of medical care a person wants or wants withheld if he or she is unable to make his or her own treatment decisions. Living wills may include do not resuscitate orders.
- A written request giving permission to medical personnel not to attempt resuscitation in the event of cardiac arrest.
- Able to make rational decisions about personal well-being.
- Blood settling to the lowest point of the body after death, causing discoloration of the skin.
- In the context of emergency medical services, permission to provide care.
- Written documents, signed by the emergency medical service system’s medical director, that outline specific directions, permissions, and sometimes prohibitions regarding patient care; also called protocols.
- Consent actually given by a person, either verbally or nonverbally, authorizing the emergency medical responder to provide care or transportation.
16 Clues: Able to make rational decisions about personal well-being. • The manner in which an individual must act or behave when giving care. • In the context of emergency medical services, permission to provide care. • Deviation from the accepted standard of care resulting in further injury to the patient. • ...
MEDICAL 2023-11-20
12 Clues: NP1 • CL1 • NO INJURIES • ______ CHIEF • MEANS DECEASED • OUR RADIO CALL SIGN • ANOTHER WORD FOR CUT • MEANS CPR IN PROGRESS • MOST TRUCKS BELONG TO • SECOND PART OF VERBAL DISPATCH • FHE1 BELONGS TO WHICH DEPARTMENT • ONE OF THE MOST COMMON EMS CALLTYPES
Medical 2025-07-23
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- Aid Kit A box with things like bandages and cream to help in small emergencies.
- A chair with wheels for people who can't walk well.
- A person who helps people feel better when they are sick or hurt.
- A doctor who fixes problems inside the body with special tools.
- Machine A machine that shows bones inside the body.
- Covers cuts or wounds to keep them clean.
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- Measures how hot or cold your body is.
- A special car that takes sick or hurt people to the hospital fast.
- A tool used to listen to the heart and breathing.
- Helps take care of people and gives medicine or shots.
- A place where people go when they need help from doctors or nurses.
- Used to give medicine through a needle.
12 Clues: Measures how hot or cold your body is. • Used to give medicine through a needle. • Covers cuts or wounds to keep them clean. • A tool used to listen to the heart and breathing. • A chair with wheels for people who can't walk well. • Machine A machine that shows bones inside the body. • Helps take care of people and gives medicine or shots. • ...
Unit 26 Review 2024-09-19
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- Involuntary shaking, especially of hands
- urinary _______ (尿失禁)
- medical term for "double vision"
- adjective for a rough, (husky) voice
- medical term for fainting
- Noun for "inability to hear"
- medical condition where a ringing sound is in the ears
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- medical term for tingling feeling
- 膀胱 in English
- warning sign that a seizure may happen
- 髄膜 in English
- medical term for a feeling before fainting
- Loss of power
- adjective for "cannot feel"
14 Clues: 膀胱 in English • 髄膜 in English • Loss of power • urinary _______ (尿失禁) • medical term for fainting • adjective for "cannot feel" • Noun for "inability to hear" • medical term for "double vision" • medical term for tingling feeling • adjective for a rough, (husky) voice • warning sign that a seizure may happen • Involuntary shaking, especially of hands • ...
Medical Specialties 2025-10-20
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- a medical professional that provides emergency medical services
- the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults
- the branch of medicine that deals with rheumatic diseases
- the branch of medicine focused on diseases of the digestive system
- a branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders
- specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system
- healthcare professional who draws blood for tests, transfusions, or donations
- a medical doctor who specializes in administering anesthesia and managing care before, during and after surgery
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- a person qualified to treat the diseases and conditions that affect the teeth and gums
- focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders
- focused on medical and surgical care of eyes
- an expert in medications, dispensing them, and advising patients on their safe and effective use
- branch of medicine dedicated to the health care of infants, children and adolescents
- the branch of medicine that deals with diseases of the heart and blood vessels
- a licensed health care professional who provides direct care, promotes health and advocates for patients
- focusing on diagnosis, treatment and diseases affecting the urinary tract
- a branch of medicine that focuses on the study, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer
- specializes in the medical care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the period immediately following birth
19 Clues: focused on medical and surgical care of eyes • the branch of medicine that deals with rheumatic diseases • a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system • a medical professional that provides emergency medical services • the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults • ...
the moving finger 2019-07-17
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- potentially existing but not presently evident or realized
- exist in large quantities
- advance beyonf the usual limit
- an unpaid overdue debt
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- remove completely from recognition or memory
- a large burial chamber, usually above ground
- behave a certain manner
- espressing contempt or ridicule
- technical terminology charasteristic of a particular subject
9 Clues: an unpaid overdue debt • behave a certain manner • exist in large quantities • advance beyonf the usual limit • espressing contempt or ridicule • remove completely from recognition or memory • a large burial chamber, usually above ground • potentially existing but not presently evident or realized • technical terminology charasteristic of a particular subject
Obstetrics and gynecology, 2024-02-05
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- A hormone that supports the maintenance of pregnancy.
- A noncancerous growth in the uterus.
- Fertilized egg implants outside the uterus.
- Medical term for the release of a mature egg from the ovary.
- A condition where tissues similar to the uterine lining grow outside the uterus.
- A method of contraception that involves monitoring and avoiding fertile days.
- A medical professional who provides care during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.
- The fluid-filled sac surrounding the developing embryo.
- The medical term for a woman who is pregnant for the first time.
- Abnormal growth of cells in the cervix.
- A procedure to visualize the inside of the uterus.
- The outermost layer of cells surrounding the embryo.
- A common sexually transmitted infection.
- A condition in which the placenta covers the cervix.
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- The monthly shedding of the uterine lining.
- Medical term for difficulty conceiving or achieving pregnancy.
- The process of giving birth.
- The surgical procedure to permanently prevent pregnancy.
- The surgical removal of one or both ovaries.
- Hormone responsible for milk production.
- Medical term for the absence of menstruation.
- Medical professional specializing in women's reproductive health.
- Surgical procedure to deliver a baby through the abdominal wall.
- The release of milk from the mammary glands.
- Device to prevent pregnancy.
- The first phase of the menstrual cycle, characterized by follicle development.
- A condition characterized by high blood pressure during pregnancy.
- The surgical removal of the uterus.
- A screening test for chromosomal abnormalities during pregnancy.
- The medical term for a woman who has given birth to multiple children.
30 Clues: The process of giving birth. • Device to prevent pregnancy. • The surgical removal of the uterus. • A noncancerous growth in the uterus. • Abnormal growth of cells in the cervix. • Hormone responsible for milk production. • A common sexually transmitted infection. • The monthly shedding of the uterine lining. • Fertilized egg implants outside the uterus. • ...
Medical Specialties 2025-10-20
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- healthcare professional who draws blood for tests, transfusions, or donations
- a licensed health care professional who provides direct care, promotes health and advocates for patients
- an expert in medications, dispensing them, and advising patients on their safe and effective use
- the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults
- branch of medicine dedicated to the health care of infants, children and adolescents
- focusing on diagnosis, treatment and diseases affecting the urinary tract
- specializes in the medical care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the period immediately following birth
- a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system
- a health care specialty that focuses on improving movement, reducing pain, and restoring functioning
- the branch of medicine that deals with rheumatic diseasesCardiology the branch of medicine that deals with diseases of the heart and blood vessels
- a branch of medicine that focuses on the study, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer
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- the branch of medicine focused on diseases of the digestive system
- a person qualified to treat the diseases and conditions that affect the teeth and gums
- a medical doctor who specializes in administering anesthesia and managing care before, during and after surgery
- a nurse who has advanced clinical education and training
- focused on medical and surgical care of eyes
- a medical professional that provides emergency medical services
- specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders
- a branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders
20 Clues: focused on medical and surgical care of eyes • a nurse who has advanced clinical education and training • a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system • a medical professional that provides emergency medical services • the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults • the branch of medicine focused on diseases of the digestive system • ...
Snowden Ch 8 Cardiac MT 2026-01-22
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- What is the term for a widened blood vessel?
- What is the abbreviation for blood pressure?
- What is the abbreviation for left atrium?
- The ____ ventricle pumps blood to the entire body.
- What does the medical term stenosis mean?
- What does the medical term brady- mean?
- A membrane that lines the four chambers of the heart and it's valves.
- The artery vascularizing the right side of the heart is the right ____ artery.
- Blood flows to the left ventricle through the ____ valve.
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- What is the abbreviation for right atrium?
- The muscular layer of the heart.
- The ____ valve prevents blood from regurgitating into the right ventricle.
- What does the medical term extra- mean?
- The ____ ventricle pumps blood to the lungs.
- What is the abbreviation for left ventricle?
- What is the medical term for in or within?
- What is the medical term for heart condition?
- What is the abbreviation for right ventricle?
- What is the abbreviation for atrioventricular?
19 Clues: The muscular layer of the heart. • What does the medical term extra- mean? • What does the medical term brady- mean? • What is the abbreviation for left atrium? • What does the medical term stenosis mean? • What is the abbreviation for right atrium? • What is the medical term for in or within? • What is the term for a widened blood vessel? • ...
Heath & Medicine 2 2025-03-16
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- Weighing more than is healthy.
- A doctor's written order for medicine.
- A measure of how heavy someone is.
- Mental or emotional pressure.
- Difficulty falling or staying asleep.
- To reduce stress or tension.
- Painful or aching.
- A common viral infection that causes fever, cough, and body aches.
- aid Immediate medical help given before professional care.
- Pain in the stomach or abdomen.
- An injury to a ligament caused by twisting.
- A medical procedure involving surgery.
- A measure of body heat.
- Skin damage caused by too much sun exposure.
- A device used to measure temperature.
- attack A medical emergency when blood flow to the heart is blocked.
- Pain in the head.
- A healthcare worker who helps doctors and cares for patients.
- A small solid medicine taken by mouth.
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- Weighing less than is healthy.
- nose When liquid comes out of the nose due to a cold or allergy.
- A system that covers medical costs.
- remedy A natural treatment for minor illnesses.
- Thread used by doctors to close a wound.
- The state of being ill.
- Physical suffering or discomfort.
- An extreme fear of something.
- A medical image of bones and organs.
- A state of being unwell or sick.
- A person receiving medical care.
- A sudden expulsion of air from the nose and mouth.
- A disease caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi.
- Pain in a tooth.
- A tiny organism that causes disease.
- To perform surgery.
- A substance essential for health.
- Related to medicine or healthcare.
37 Clues: Pain in a tooth. • Pain in the head. • Painful or aching. • To perform surgery. • The state of being ill. • A measure of body heat. • To reduce stress or tension. • Mental or emotional pressure. • An extreme fear of something. • Weighing less than is healthy. • Weighing more than is healthy. • Pain in the stomach or abdomen. • A state of being unwell or sick. • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2024-08-23
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- Technician Performs diagnostic tests and analyzes samples.
- Technician Takes medical images like X-rays.
- Specializing in skin conditions.
- Specializing in heart diseases.
- Provides medical care and support to patients.
- Administers anesthesia for surgical procedures.
- Who assesses and treats mental health issues.
- Therapist Helps patients regain mobility and physical function.
- Treats disorders of the nervous system.
- Specializing in children’s health.
- Doctor specializing in eye care.
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- Who specializes in performing operations.
- Who dispenses medications and advises on their use.
- Specializing in mental health.
- A professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses.
- Specialist in interpreting medical images like X-rays.
- Provides emergency medical care outside the hospital.
- Specializing in female reproductive health.
- Specialist in the musculoskeletal system.
- Advises on diets and nutrition to improve health.
20 Clues: Specializing in mental health. • Specializing in heart diseases. • Specializing in skin conditions. • Doctor specializing in eye care. • Specializing in children’s health. • Treats disorders of the nervous system. • Who specializes in performing operations. • Specialist in the musculoskeletal system. • Specializing in female reproductive health. • ...
-Logy Words 2024-11-21
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- The study of kidneys
- the study of insects
- If you wish to study mental health, you will learn ...-
- study of life
- the body of terms used in a particular study
- an arrangement of events in time
- blood, urine and stool samples are part of ...
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- Electrical components
- an expression of regret towards someone
- Dragons, mermaids and griffins are part of ...
- moons, planets and stars are the study of ...
- The study of the history of Earth from ancient rocks
- Weather apps use ... to predict the weather
- Study of animals
14 Clues: study of life • Study of animals • The study of kidneys • the study of insects • Electrical components • an arrangement of events in time • an expression of regret towards someone • Weather apps use ... to predict the weather • the body of terms used in a particular study • moons, planets and stars are the study of ... • Dragons, mermaids and griffins are part of ... • ...
Nurse's Week Crossword 2026-05-07
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- Medical abbreviation for 'before meals'
- Medical abbreviation for 'every bedtime'
- Difficulty breathing
- Medical term for high blood sugar
- Instrument used to listen to heart and lungs
- Lack of oxygen
- Abnormal heart rhythm
- Low Blood Pressure
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- Device to check oxygen levels
- Low breathing
- Rapid heart rhythm
- Red tissue indicating wound healing
- Red Blood Cell carrier of Oxygen
- Electrolyte important for heart rhythm
- Medical abbreviation for 'after meals'
- Type of WBC that fights infection
16 Clues: Low breathing • Lack of oxygen • Rapid heart rhythm • Low Blood Pressure • Difficulty breathing • Abnormal heart rhythm • Device to check oxygen levels • Red Blood Cell carrier of Oxygen • Medical term for high blood sugar • Type of WBC that fights infection • Red tissue indicating wound healing • Electrolyte important for heart rhythm • Medical abbreviation for 'after meals' • ...
computers and technology in health care 2025-02-18
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- Computer in Healthcare – A powerful computer used by hospitals and healthcare institutions to store and process large amounts of patient data.
- Learning in Medicine – Online educational platforms used for medical training, continuing education, and simulations.
- – The use of digital communication technologies (such as video calls) to provide medical consultations and care remotely.
- Portals – Secure online platforms that allow patients to access their medical records, schedule appointments, and communicate with healthcare providers.
- in Healthcare IT – A digital document that contains patient data, test results, or other medical records.
- in Healthcare – A global network that enables medical research, online consultations, and digital record management.
- Stress Test – A heart test that uses a small amount of radioactive material to show blood flow to the heart during rest and exercise.
- in Healthcare – Organized collections of digital health records, including patient histories, laboratory results, and prescriptions.
- & Computer-Related Terms
- Instruction (CAI) in Medicine – The use of digital programs and simulations for training healthcare professionals.
- Mail (Email) in Healthcare – A digital communication method used for exchanging information between healthcare providers and patients securely.
- Resonance Imaging (MRI) – A non-invasive imaging technique that uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to create detailed images of internal organs and tissues.
- Surgery – A minimally invasive surgical technique that uses robotic systems controlled by a surgeon for greater precision.
- in Medical Databases – Specific sections in a digital database that store different types of medical information, such as patient names and test results.
- in Healthcare – Digital systems that connect hospitals, clinics, and medical databases to share information securely.
- in Healthcare IT – Security systems that protect medical data from cyber threats and unauthorized access.
- Computer (PC) in Healthcare – A computer used by healthcare professionals for accessing medical records, research, and patient management.
- Health Record (EHR) – A digital version of a patient’s medical history, including diagnoses, medications, and treatment plans, used by healthcare providers.
- Tomography (CT Scan) – A diagnostic imaging test that uses X-rays and computer processing to create cross-sectional images of the body.
- – A test that uses ultrasound waves to create images of the heart, assessing its structure and function.
- in Healthcare – A digital tool used for organizing and analyzing medical data, such as patient statistics and financial records.
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- Power Supply (UPS) in Healthcare – A backup power system that ensures critical medical equipment remains operational during power outages.
- Information Exchange (HIE) – A system that allows healthcare providers to share and access patient health data electronically.
- Design (CAD) in Healthcare – Software used to design medical devices, prosthetics, and anatomical models.
- (Ultrasound) – A diagnostic imaging method that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of internal organs and structures.
- – A system where pharmacists provide medication counseling and prescription verification remotely using telecommunications technology.
- Therapy – A cancer treatment that uses high-energy radiation to shrink tumors and kill cancer cells.
- Stress Test – A diagnostic test that uses the drug adenosine to dilate blood vessels and assess blood flow to the heart, often used when a patient cannot exercise.
- in Healthcare – A small computer used in medical settings for tasks like monitoring vital signs and managing patient records.
- in Healthcare – The study of designing medical workplaces and equipment to improve efficiency, comfort, and safety.
- in Healthcare – A collection of a patient’s medical history, test results, and treatment information, stored electronically or on paper.
- Emission Tomography (PET Scan) – An imaging test that uses radioactive tracers to visualize metabolic activity in the body, often used in cancer detection.
- (ECG or EKG) – A test that records the electrical activity of the heart to detect arrhythmias, heart disease, or other conditions.
- in Medicine – High-intensity beams of light used in medical procedures, such as surgery, eye treatments, and skin therapies.
- in Healthcare IT – Malicious software that can infect medical systems, compromising patient data and hospital operations.
- Stress Test – A test in which a patient exercises (usually on a treadmill or stationary bike) while heart activity is monitored to assess cardiovascular health.
- Stress Test – A heart test that uses the drug dobutamine to stimulate the heart, mimicking exercise, to evaluate heart function.
- Literacy – The ability to use computers and digital technology effectively, essential for healthcare professionals in managing patient data.
- Surgery – A surgical technique that uses real-time imaging, such as CT or MRI, to guide the procedure with precision.
39 Clues: & Computer-Related Terms • Therapy – A cancer treatment that uses high-energy radiation to shrink tumors and kill cancer cells. • – A test that uses ultrasound waves to create images of the heart, assessing its structure and function. • Design (CAD) in Healthcare – Software used to design medical devices, prosthetics, and anatomical models. • ...
