medical terminology Crossword Puzzles
Medical Field 2024-10-21
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- - The practice of administering medication to prevent pain during procedures.
- - The process of restoring health or normal life through training and therapy after illness or injury.
- - The study of cells, their structure, function, and significance in disease.
- - The branch of biology that deals with the functions and processes of living organisms.
- - The study of hormones and the glands that produce them.
- - The branch of medicine that specializes in the health and medical care of infants, children, and adolescents.
- - A medical specialty that involves the treatment of injuries or conditions through operative procedures.
- - The invasion of the body by pathogenic microorganisms that multiply and cause disease.
- - The branch of medicine dealing with disorders of the nervous system.
- - The study of drugs, their effects, uses, and mechanisms in the body.
- - The management and care of a patient for the purpose of combating a disease or condition.
- - A term used for conditions that are severe and sudden in onset.
- - The branch of medicine that uses imaging techniques to diagnose and treat diseases.
- - The study of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites.
- - A protein in red blood cells responsible for transporting oxygen throughout the body.
- - The process of prioritizing patients based on the severity of their condition.
- - A medical test involving the extraction of cells or tissues for examination.
- - A substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against diseases.
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- - A medical instrument used to listen to internal body sounds, especially the heart and lungs.
- - The study of diseases, their causes, effects, and development.
- - A term describing long-lasting or recurrent health conditions.
- - The identification of a disease or condition based on symptoms and tests.
- - The study of how diseases spread and can be controlled in populations.
- - Treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder or condition.
- - The study of the immune system and its responses to pathogens.
- - Relating to the observation and treatment of actual patients rather than theoretical studies.
- - The study of the structure of the body and its organs.
- - The study and treatment of heart-related conditions and diseases.
- - The field of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
- - The branch of medicine focused on the health care of elderly people.
30 Clues: - The study of the structure of the body and its organs. • - The study of hormones and the glands that produce them. • - The study of diseases, their causes, effects, and development. • - A term describing long-lasting or recurrent health conditions. • - Treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder or condition. • ...
medical term 2024-10-24
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- a tumour or swelling filled with blood
- a sudden and sometimes fatal occurrence of coronary thrombosis, typically resulting in the death of part of a heart muscle.
- a test of cardiovascular capacity made by monitoring the heart rate during a period of increasingly strenuous exercise.
- haematoma
- an X-ray image made using a form of tomography in which a computer controls the motion of the X-ray source and detectors, processes the data, and produces the image.
- a common type of heart disease. It affects the main blood vessels that supply blood to the heart, called the coronary arteries.
- one dimensional
- A tube through which the blood circulates in the body
- a test of the action of the heart using ultrasound waves to produce a visual display, used for the diagnosis or monitoring of heart disease.
- chronic heart failure
- coronary artery disease
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- clot forming cell.
- delicate blood vessels that exist throughout your body.
- a test to record the electrical signals in the heart.
- severe failure of the heart to function properly, especially as a cause of death.
- a scientific examination of a sample of blood, typically for the diagnosis of illness or for the detection and measurement of drugs or other substances.
- a hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system by rhythmic contraction and dilation. In vertebrates there may be up to four chambers (as in humans), with two atria and two ventricles.
- coronary heart disease
- cell
- problem with the rate or rhythm of your heartbeat. Your heart may beat too fast, too slowly, or with an irregular rhythm.
- heart echocardiogram = sound wave image of the heart.
- a loss of blood flow to part of the brain, which damages brain tissue
- color-flow mapping
- blood vessels located throughout your body that collect oxygen-poor blood and return it to your heart.
- A blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to tissues and organs in the body.
25 Clues: cell • haematoma • one dimensional • clot forming cell. • color-flow mapping • chronic heart failure • coronary heart disease • coronary artery disease • a tumour or swelling filled with blood • a test to record the electrical signals in the heart. • heart echocardiogram = sound wave image of the heart. • A tube through which the blood circulates in the body • ...
Medical specialty 2025-11-18
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- study and treatment of diseases of the eye
- Study of the health of the elderly
- Study and treatment of diseases of the skin
- Medical and surgical management of pregnancy and childbirth
- Study and treatment of diseases in the kidney
- Study and treatment of diseases of the digestive system
- Study and treatment of diseases of the lungs and respiratory system
- Study and treatment of diseases of the nervous system
- Study and treatment of cancer
- Study of function in a living organism
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- Study and treatment of the skeleton and joints
- Study and treatment of disorders of the urinary tract
- Practitioner of Medicine
- Study Of relief of pain during and after surgery
- Study and treatment of hormonal and metabolic disorders
- Study and treatment of mental disorders
- study and treatment of allergies and immunologic diseases
- study and treatment of diseases of the ears, nose, and throat
- Diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions
- Care and treatment of children
20 Clues: Practitioner of Medicine • Study and treatment of cancer • Care and treatment of children • Study of the health of the elderly • Study of function in a living organism • Study and treatment of mental disorders • study and treatment of diseases of the eye • Study and treatment of diseases of the skin • Diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions • ...
Medical Diagnosis 2025-08-12
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- | Infection of the lungs
- Infarction | Heart attack
- | Inflammation of the stomach lining
- | Persistently high blood pressure
- Accident | Stroke
- | Inflammation of the appendix
- | Sideways curvature of the spine
- Mellitus | Condition with high blood sugar
- | Inflammation of the kidney
- | Inflammation of the liver
- | Inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord
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- | Gallstones in the gallbladder
- Syndrome | Kidney disorder with protein in urine
- | Chronic seizure disorder
- | Chronic airway inflammation causing wheezing
- | Infectious lung disease caused by Mycobacterium
- | Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- | Loss of bone density
- | Life-threatening body-wide infection
- | Low red blood cell count or hemoglobin
20 Clues: Accident | Stroke • | Loss of bone density • | Infection of the lungs • Infarction | Heart attack • | Chronic seizure disorder • | Inflammation of the liver • | Inflammation of the kidney • | Inflammation of the appendix • | Gallstones in the gallbladder • | Sideways curvature of the spine • | Persistently high blood pressure • | Inflammation of the stomach lining • ...
medical terms 2025-09-09
20 Clues: eye • skin • slow • fear • half • pain • false • tumor • water • among • beyond • within • outward • without • disease • study of • narrowing • discharge • condition • abnormal softening
Medical Terms 2025-11-19
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- Hardening of the tissue
- Enlargement
- Cardiac arrest when heart stops all electrical and mechanical activity
- Abnormal heart beat
- Mesh tube used to open narrow arteries
- Death of cells in an organ
- Inflammation
- Ultra sound of the heart
- Difficulty breathing/Shortness of breath
- Muscle
- Low blood pressure
- Stop of heart function
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- Surgical repair
- Metric unit of mass
- High blood pressure
- Blockage of blood vessels
- Electrical device that regulates heart beat
- Disease
- Enlarged heart
- Heart
20 Clues: Heart • Muscle • Disease • Enlargement • Inflammation • Enlarged heart • Surgical repair • Low blood pressure • Metric unit of mass • Abnormal heart beat • High blood pressure • Stop of heart function • Hardening of the tissue • Ultra sound of the heart • Blockage of blood vessels • Death of cells in an organ • Mesh tube used to open narrow arteries • Difficulty breathing/Shortness of breath • ...
Medical Term 2025-11-20
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- Disease
- Fast heartbeat
- Difficulty Breathing
- ultrasound picture of the heart
- Record or Picture
- Slow Heartbeat
- Removal of
- Flatline
- Inflammation
- Large Heart
- Abnormal heart rate
- Dead tissue
- X-ray that shows blocked blood vessels
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- Heart Attack
- Device used to keep a normal heart rate
- Surgical Repair
- Heart
- Blue skin from lack of oxygen
- High BP
- Blockage in a blood cell
- Hardening of
- Blood condition
22 Clues: Heart • Disease • High BP • Flatline • Removal of • Large Heart • Dead tissue • Heart Attack • Inflammation • Hardening of • Fast heartbeat • Slow Heartbeat • Surgical Repair • Blood condition • Record or Picture • Abnormal heart rate • Difficulty Breathing • Blockage in a blood cell • Blue skin from lack of oxygen • ultrasound picture of the heart • X-ray that shows blocked blood vessels • ...
Medical Terms 2025-09-11
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- inflamed liver
- bone in lower leg
- study of the heart
- type of tumor
- picture of heart activity
- medicine that makes vessels bigger
- joint
- spinal condition
- weakens bones
- making a new blood vessel
- before forearm
- drug specialist
- removing fat
- nerve pain
- specialize in bones, muscles, and joints
- kidney disorder
- fat tissue
- before birth
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- muscle pain
- white blood cell
- specialize in children
- removes fluid from kidneys
- slow heart rate
- inflammation
- joint inflammation
- not breathing
- skull
- nutrition specialist
- resist a foreign body
- nose surgery
30 Clues: joint • skull • nerve pain • fat tissue • muscle pain • inflammation • removing fat • nose surgery • before birth • type of tumor • not breathing • weakens bones • inflamed liver • before forearm • slow heart rate • drug specialist • kidney disorder • white blood cell • spinal condition • bone in lower leg • study of the heart • joint inflammation • nutrition specialist • resist a foreign body • specialize in children • ...
Medical Crossword 2025-09-14
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- Jane Austen’s most famous novel
- To be, or not to be, that is the question
- Author of Ulysses
- Author of 1984 and Animal Farm
- Shakespearean tragedy about jealousy and betrayal
- Author of A Tale of Two Cities
- Poet who wrote The Charge of the Light Brigade
- Surname of the sisters who wrote Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights
- Protagonist of The Great Gatsby
- Ancient poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey
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- Novel about Captain Ahab’s hunt for a white whale
- Author of The Picture of Dorian Gray
- Writer of The Raven
- Poet who wrote “I wandered lonely as a cloud”
- Author of The Catcher in the Rye (Salinger)
- Poet of The Road Not Taken
- Poet who wrote Paradise Lost
- Author of The Old Man and the Sea
- Author of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
- Scottish poet who wrote A Red, Red Rose
20 Clues: Author of Ulysses • Writer of The Raven • Poet of The Road Not Taken • Poet who wrote Paradise Lost • Author of 1984 and Animal Farm • Author of A Tale of Two Cities • Jane Austen’s most famous novel • Protagonist of The Great Gatsby • Author of The Old Man and the Sea • Author of The Picture of Dorian Gray • Author of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer • ...
Medical Terms 2026-04-01
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- infarction when part of the heart doesn't get enough blood
- top of heart
- nursing care plan
- small
- temperature
- an ultrasound to view the heart
- shortness of breath
- process of cutting
- middle of heart
- outer layer of heart
- veins swollen or dilated veins
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- arrest complete stop of the heart
- high blood pressure
- bottom of heart
- enzymes measures certain items in blood
- ultrasound to view blood going through blood vessels
- blood goes here to get oxygenated
- blood
- records electrical activity
- hypertension
- four
- pericardial sac becoming inflamed
- injecting dye to see any vessel
- within
- process of recording
25 Clues: four • small • blood • within • temperature • top of heart • hypertension • bottom of heart • middle of heart • nursing care plan • process of cutting • high blood pressure • shortness of breath • process of recording • outer layer of heart • records electrical activity • an ultrasound to view the heart • injecting dye to see any vessel • veins swollen or dilated veins • ...
Medical Abbreviations 2026-04-27
34 Clues: US • Fx • Dx • UA • AKI • H&H • CHF • ADL • SBO • WNL • DVT • ABG • CAP • CXR • RUQ • TSH • SCD • I&D • BKA • TIA • AFIB • ORIF • AHRF • ESRD • GDMT • CABG • DROPS • BOTH EARS • RIGHT EYE • AT BEDTIME • AFTER MEALS • SUBCUTANEOUS • FOUR TIMES DAILY • NOTHING BY MOUTH
Medical abbreviations 2026-04-09
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- Shortness of breath
- Complete blood count
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Therapy/prescription
- History
- Cardiac arrest
- Immediately
- Within normal limits
- Over-the-counter (pharmaceuticals)
- As needed
- Diagnosis
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- Fracture
- Range of motion
- Computerized tomography
- Cranial nerve
- Magnetic resonance imaging
- Past medical history
- Continuous positive airway pressure
- Nothing by mouth
- Blood pressure
- Chief complaint
- No known allergies
22 Clues: History • Fracture • As needed • Diagnosis • Immediately • Cranial nerve • Cardiac arrest • Blood pressure • Range of motion • Chief complaint • Nothing by mouth • No known allergies • Shortness of breath • Complete blood count • Past medical history • Therapy/prescription • Within normal limits • Computerized tomography • Magnetic resonance imaging • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation • ...
Medical Terms 2026-04-16
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- A suffix meaning "narrowing" or "stricture" of a passage.
- The medical term for a heart attack, caused by a blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle.
- Abbreviation for Congestive Heart Failure.
- A condition characterized by the buildup of fatty plaques in the arterial walls.
- A machine used to record the electrical activity of the heart over a period of time.
- The smooth, innermost lining of the heart chambers and valves.
- The thick, muscular middle layer of the heart wall is responsible for pumping blood.
- Abbreviation for Blood Pressure.
- Abbreviation for Coronary Artery Disease.
- A condition where there is an insufficient supply of oxygenated blood to a body part.
- Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart, often caused by an infection.
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- A suffix meaning "hardening" or "induration.
- A prefix or root word meaning "vessel."
- A diagnostic test that uses ultrasound waves to create images of the heart's structure and motion.
- Small branches of arteries that lead to capillaries.
- A tool used by clinicians to listen to internal heart sounds (auscultation).
- A localized, balloon-like bulge in the wall of a blood vessel.
- Abbreviation for Premature Ventricular Contraction, a type of abnormal heart rhythm.
- A root word specifically referring to a vein.
- The medical instrument used to measure blood pressure.
- A medical imaging technique used to visualize the inside of blood vessels using X-rays and contrast dye.
- A prefix meaning "slow," often used to describe heart rate.
- The double-walled sac that encloses and protects the heart.
- Abbreviation for Deep Vein Thrombosis, a blood clot in a deep vein.
- The muscular wall that separates the left and right sides of the heart.
25 Clues: Abbreviation for Blood Pressure. • A prefix or root word meaning "vessel." • Abbreviation for Coronary Artery Disease. • Abbreviation for Congestive Heart Failure. • A suffix meaning "hardening" or "induration. • A root word specifically referring to a vein. • Small branches of arteries that lead to capillaries. • The medical instrument used to measure blood pressure. • ...
Medical Terms 2026-04-23
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- Prefix meaning "excessive" or "increased".
- Relating to the brain.
- Suffix meaning "tumor" or "mass".
- Suffix indicating "enlargement".
- The root word for skin.
- Suffix meaning "inflammation".
- Abbreviation meaning "as needed".
- Medical slang for "immediately" or "at once".
- A physical wound or injury.
- Prefix meaning "rapid" or "fast".
- Prefix meaning "slow".
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- Medical meaning for bone.
- Suffix for the "surgical removal" of something.
- An instrument used for "visual examination".
- Prefix meaning "joint".
- A torn or jagged cut.
- Pertaining to the heart.
- Suffix meaning "surgical repair" or "reconstruction".
- Suffix meaning "pain" or "suffering".
- Relating to the stomach.
- Prefix meaning "deficient" or "decreased".
- Common abbreviation for "diagnosis".
22 Clues: A torn or jagged cut. • Relating to the brain. • Prefix meaning "slow". • Prefix meaning "joint". • The root word for skin. • Pertaining to the heart. • Relating to the stomach. • Medical meaning for bone. • A physical wound or injury. • Suffix meaning "inflammation". • Suffix indicating "enlargement". • Suffix meaning "tumor" or "mass". • Abbreviation meaning "as needed". • ...
medical terms 2026-04-08
25 Clues: eye • new • dry • red • ear • lung • vein • fast • cell • slow • three • blood • tumor • white • front • suger • after • under • urine • water • disease • difficult • intestines • pertaining to • too much or many
Medical Terms 2026-05-11
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- chemical abbr for salt
- abbr for as needed
- term meaning lung
- large collection of pus
- area of hospital for sick newborns
- surgical opening to attach a pouch
- removal of gallbladder
- abbr for drop
- abbr for a life-saving technique
- abbr for one of the chest x-ray views
- term for clouding of eye lenses
- term for very irregular heart beat
- surgical opening of skull/brain
- abbr for not doing CPR if the heart stops beating
- abbr for both eyes
- abbr for milliliter
- abbr on a prescription for directions
- abbr for car accident
- area of hospital for very ill pts
- abbr for difficulty in breathing
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- term for area of body from neck to abdomen
- term for eyelid
- abbr for nothing by mouth
- term for around
- short term for breast imaging
- term for stomach
- first part of small intestines
- gurgling sounds made by fluid in intestines
- refers to heart
- immediately
- abbr for milligram
- short for an oral form of medicine
- term meaning behind/before
- type of imaging used to show detail of internal organs
- uniforms worn by medical personnel
- abbr for a common IV fluid
- abbr for mini-stroke
- term for ear
- abbr for diagnosis
- abbr for urinalysis
- largest organ of the body
41 Clues: immediately • term for ear • abbr for drop • term for eyelid • term for around • refers to heart • term for stomach • term meaning lung • abbr for as needed • abbr for milligram • abbr for diagnosis • abbr for both eyes • abbr for urinalysis • abbr for milliliter • abbr for mini-stroke • abbr for car accident • chemical abbr for salt • removal of gallbladder • large collection of pus • ...
Medical Emergencies 2026-07-14
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- OBSTRUCTION: Occlusion of the intestinal tract.
- Diabetic emergency caused by blood sugar that is too low.
- EPILEPTICUS: Repeated seizures lasting more than 5 minutes without recovery.
- STONES: Solid concentrations of minerals found in the kidneys or ureters.
- GEL: Gel designed for rapid absorption of glucose.
- Inflammation of the lining of the abdominal cavity.
- Inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract.
- PHASE: Seizure phase with uncontrollable muscle contractions.
- MAL SEIZURE: Brief loss of awareness that may look like daydreaming.
- Pain becomes intense and localized in the lower right quadrant of the abdomen.
- Diabetic emergency caused by blood sugar that is too high.
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- PHASE: Seizure phase with gradual recovery and confusion.
- Condition that can cause severe headache and neurological symptoms.
- SEIZURE: Seizure involving one hemisphere of the brain where awareness may remain.
- MAL SEIZURE: Seizure involving both hemispheres with loss of responsiveness.
- 1 DIABETES: Type of diabetes that often begins in childhood.
- Bacterial infection of the urinary tract.
- ULCER: Small erosion in the gastrointestinal tract.
- BLEEDING: Patient may vomit blood or have bloody or black tarry stools.
- PHASE: Seizure phase with muscle rigidity.
- SEIZURE: Seizure triggered by a rapid increase in body temperature.
- Neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures.
- PHASE: Seizure phase where the patient may sense something is wrong.
- Temporary loss of consciousness caused by reduced blood flow to the brain.
24 Clues: Bacterial infection of the urinary tract. • PHASE: Seizure phase with muscle rigidity. • Inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. • OBSTRUCTION: Occlusion of the intestinal tract. • GEL: Gel designed for rapid absorption of glucose. • ULCER: Small erosion in the gastrointestinal tract. • Inflammation of the lining of the abdominal cavity. • ...
Places In The Hospital 2021-06-09
14 Clues: MICU • Red Zone • Yellow Zone • Purple Zone • First Floor • Orange Zone • Third Floor • Sixth floor • Second Floor • Fourth Floor • Ambulance Bay • Six Medical Park • Five Medical Park • Seven Medical Park
Medical knowledge 2021-02-12
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- Electrical device for stimulating a steady heartbeat
- Perform a postmortem examination on a body or organ
- Over-the-counter pain relieve
- Defects in social interaction and communication
- What carries blood away from the heart
- A group of tumors from connective tissue
- Surgeon who operates on heart, lungs, and other thoracic organs
- What kind of doctors diagnose patients with images
- Tissue transplanted from one part of the body to another
- Part of the body joining the head to shoulders
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- Tiny scales shed from skin or hair
- what medication is used while in surgery to make them unconscious
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- The surgical removal of something
- Having to do with tough
- A brain disease that results in progressive memory loss
- A dead body used to study anatomy
- To spread out from central area
- The injection used to numb the nerve
- The study of heredity
20 Clues: The study of heredity • Having to do with tough • Over-the-counter pain relieve • Obsessive-compulsive disorder • To spread out from central area • The surgical removal of something • A dead body used to study anatomy • Tiny scales shed from skin or hair • The injection used to numb the nerve • What carries blood away from the heart • A group of tumors from connective tissue • ...
Medical Specialties 2021-03-22
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- Family Medicine
- Eye examinations. eye diseases, and surgery
- Digestive tract and related structural diseases, a subspecialty of Digestive internal medicine
- Disorders of the endocrine glands, such as sterility, diabetes, and thyroid problems
- undiagnosed health-related issues and continuous care for varied medical conditions
- General medical care of hospitalized patients
- Disorders of the immune system resulting in hypersensitivity
- Anesthesiology
- Disorders of the ear, nose, and throat (ENT) and related structures of the head and neck
- Urinary tract disease and disorders of the male reproductive system
- Emergent or acute medical care due to trauma, accident or major medical event
- Rheumatic diseases (acute and chronic conditions characterized by inflammation and joint disease)
- cardiology
- Tumors, including benign and malignant conditions
- Disorders of the musculoskeletal system, including preventing disorders and restoring function
- Diseases of children from birth to adolescence, including wellness checks and vaccinations
- emergency medicine
- Dermatology
- Examination of tissues cells, and body fluids for evidence of disease
- Endocrinology
- Effects of aging and age-related disorders
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- Diseases of the heart and blood vessels and cardiovascular surgery, a subspecialty of internal medicine
- Continuous and comprehensive healthcare for individuals and family
- Diseases of internal organs and general medical conditions; uses nonsurgical therapy
- Partial or complete loss of sensation usually by injection or Inhalation
- Function of the lungs, treatment of disorders of the respiratory system
- Mental illness, clinical depression, and other behavioral and emotional disorders
- Diseases and injuries of the skin concerned with skin cancer prevention
- Gastroenterology
- Disorders of the blood and blood-forming organs
- Injuries or illnesses resulting from participation in athletic activities
- Disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- Diseases related to the structure and function of the kidney
- Pregnancy, childbirth, disorders of the reproductive system, and menopause
- Allergy and immunology
- and noncontagious infections caused by pathogenic microorganisms
36 Clues: cardiology • Dermatology • Endocrinology • Anesthesiology • Family Medicine • Gastroenterology • emergency medicine • Allergy and immunology • Effects of aging and age-related disorders • Eye examinations. eye diseases, and surgery • General medical care of hospitalized patients • Disorders of the blood and blood-forming organs • Disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves • ...
Medical Microbiology 2019-11-27
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- transmission mode
- changes antigen periodically
- strawberry red tongue
- enzyme that breaks down proteins
- gram reaction for Streptococcus pyogenes
- antibodies bound to bacterial antigen does this to the nephrons
- microorganism or parasite that can cause disease
- special class of proteins that can trick a white blood cell into ingesting
- protein that is used to adhere to host
- partial hemolysis
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- arthropod that can carry transmit disease
- acid capsules are made of this
- complete hemolysis
- Staphylococcus aureus forms this on the skin
- a reservoir that can support the growth of a pathogen
- lipopolysaccharide component on the outer membrane
- flesh eating bacteria causes this
- escaping the immune system
- protein that lyses RBC and WBC
- inanimate objects that doesn't support growth
20 Clues: transmission mode • partial hemolysis • complete hemolysis • strawberry red tongue • escaping the immune system • changes antigen periodically • acid capsules are made of this • protein that lyses RBC and WBC • enzyme that breaks down proteins • flesh eating bacteria causes this • protein that is used to adhere to host • gram reaction for Streptococcus pyogenes • ...
medical termiology 2020-12-17
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- surrounding the heart
- many shaped nucleus
- french word discomfort
- destroys mircoorganisms
- outside pregnancy
- large head
- with growth
- forward fall/sag
- change shape
- pertaining to between the ribs
- excessive cell number
- behind the peritonium
- small instruments
- before meals
- through the urethra
- through skin
- before birth
- forward bend
- two sides
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- new birth
- after death
- excessive blood sugar
- excessive nourishment
- abnormal destruction
- within the heart
- with proteins
- abnormal nourishment
- pertaining to beneath the ribs
- above pressure(highblood pressure)
- away from normal
- course of running
- instrument within
- to build up
- glands towards the kidney glands
- beyond control
35 Clues: new birth • two sides • large head • after death • with growth • to build up • change shape • before meals • through skin • before birth • forward bend • with proteins • beyond control • within the heart • forward fall/sag • away from normal • outside pregnancy • course of running • instrument within • small instruments • many shaped nucleus • through the urethra • abnormal destruction • abnormal nourishment • ...
medical terms 2020-12-07
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- Erythrozyten
- überleben
- Blutkörperchen
- Enzym
- Labor
- heranreifen
- Übertragung
- Hämatologie
- Quelle
- Gerinnung
- Farbstoff
- Thrombozyten
- Blut
- Kreislauf
- Desinfektion
- (Körper-)flüssigkeit
- verwertbar
- Zwerchfell
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- vermehren
- Erreger
- Leukozyten
- Quarantäne
- anzeigen
- Histologie
- Magen
- Keim
- Schutz
- Blutgerinnsel
- follow ... standarts
- Milz
- Objektträger
- Gewebe
- Kittel
- (Proben) beschriften
- plant ... specimens
- Routine
- Probe
- fähig, geeignet
38 Clues: Keim • Milz • Blut • Enzym • Labor • Magen • Probe • Schutz • Quelle • Gewebe • Kittel • Erreger • Routine • anzeigen • vermehren • überleben • Gerinnung • Farbstoff • Kreislauf • Leukozyten • Quarantäne • Histologie • verwertbar • Zwerchfell • heranreifen • Übertragung • Hämatologie • Erythrozyten • Objektträger • Thrombozyten • Desinfektion • Blutgerinnsel • Blutkörperchen • fähig, geeignet • plant ... specimens • follow ... standarts • ...
medical terms 2020-12-07
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- (Proben) beschriften
- Schutz
- Probe
- Thrombozyten
- Quarantäne
- Labor
- Blutgerinnsel
- Gewebe
- Blut
- Übertragung
- Enzym
- Histologie
- (Körper-)flüssigkeit
- Erreger
- Desinfektion
- Objektträger
- Keim
- heranreifen
- fähig, geeignet
- Quelle
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- vermehren
- Gerinnung
- Blutkörperchen
- Hämatologie
- Kreislauf
- Kittel
- plant ... specimens
- Routine
- Leukozyten
- Erythrozyten
- Zwerchfell
- Milz
- überleben
- follow ... standarts
- verwertbar
- Magen
- anzeigen
- Farbstoff
38 Clues: Blut • Milz • Keim • Probe • Labor • Enzym • Magen • Kittel • Schutz • Gewebe • Quelle • Routine • Erreger • anzeigen • vermehren • Gerinnung • Kreislauf • überleben • Farbstoff • Quarantäne • Leukozyten • Zwerchfell • verwertbar • Histologie • Hämatologie • Übertragung • heranreifen • Thrombozyten • Erythrozyten • Desinfektion • Objektträger • Blutgerinnsel • Blutkörperchen • fähig, geeignet • plant ... specimens • (Proben) beschriften • ...
Médico - Medical 2021-04-28
27 Clues: Flu • Pill • Pain • Fever • Nurse • Dizzy • Office • Healthy • To hurt • Patient • Medicine • To cough • Injection • To disturb • To breathe • Antibiotic • Pharmacist • To get sick • Temperature • Cough syrup • Prescription • To get tired • To get a cold • Cold (illness) • Cough (illness) • To sense, to feel • Medical, or doctor
Medical Coding 2021-04-15
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- code R50
- _____ is character position #2
- code D50.9
- book used for procedures
- 7th character position meaning
- code R30.0
- cod K21.9
- modifier used for both sides
- pain code R10.2
- visit / outpt visit POS code 11
- 5th character position
- & vomiting code R11.0
- POS 12
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- part 4th character position
- pain code R10.9
- throat code J02.9
- character position for Root Operation Term
- meaning of pyrexia
- code I10
- / Personnel modifiers
- code R19.7
- code R05
- code R31.9
- code F33.0
- code R51
25 Clues: POS 12 • code R50 • code I10 • code R05 • code R51 • cod K21.9 • code D50.9 • code R30.0 • code R19.7 • code R31.9 • code F33.0 • pain code R10.9 • pain code R10.2 • throat code J02.9 • meaning of pyrexia • / Personnel modifiers • & vomiting code R11.0 • 5th character position • book used for procedures • part 4th character position • modifier used for both sides • _____ is character position #2 • ...
Medical History 2020-09-24
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- Rene Laennec invented what?
- What helped cure Malaria
- First people to organize health care
- played most important role in ancient medicine
- clara barton founded what?
- Francis Crick discovery
- Louis Pasteur is the father of what?
- First used in surgeries to numb pain
- medical research in the 21st century
- What destroyed the majority of the natives?
- Father of medicine
- Louis Paseur found the vaccine to?
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- Disease that ravaged the world during WW1
- First people to have medical records
- Fleming discovered this antibiotic
- rebirth of science and medicine
- plague that destroyed 1/3 of Europe's population
- Joseph Lester discovered this theory
- disease discovered in the 80's
- What is Ben Carson famous for
20 Clues: Father of medicine • Francis Crick discovery • What helped cure Malaria • clara barton founded what? • Rene Laennec invented what? • What is Ben Carson famous for • disease discovered in the 80's • rebirth of science and medicine • Fleming discovered this antibiotic • Louis Paseur found the vaccine to? • First people to have medical records • First people to organize health care • ...
Medical Microbiology 2020-09-15
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- type of neurotoxin that causes spastic paralysis
- ability of an organism to spread within the host
- antibody specific for toxin that neutralizes that toxin
- _________ syndrome is a collection of signs and symptoms that are characteristic of a disease
- the higher the # of organisms, the _________ the risk of disease
- intensity of pathogenicity
- breaks down basement membrane
- an organism’s ability to cause disease
- breaks down collagen
- proteins that are actively secreted by bacteria and cause harm to host
- _________ potential is the ability of an organism to cause signs/symptoms
- _________ help bacteria adhere to surfaces
- lipid A component of LPS that is sloughed off when bacteria die, causing shock
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- period of infection when you are the most sick
- ability of organism to start an infection
- inhibits phagocytosis
- toxin that affects GI tract
- toxin that affects cellular functions
- If a host has a low resistance to a bacterium, very small number and _________ virulent organisms can cause disease
- subjective/what you cannot see
- kills lysosomes in WBC
- objective/ what you can see/measurable
- a toxin that causes over stimulation of the immune system, causing toxic shock syndrome.
- breaks down connections between cells
- inanimate objects that are contaminated
- a toxin that affect nervous system
- tissue damage cause by toxins produced by microbe IN the host's body
- Protease, _________ cleaves IgA
- tissue damage caused by toxins produced by microbe OUTSIDE of hosts body entering the host
- period of infection when you have no signs or symptoms and the bacteria are replicating
- stage of infection in which you start to recover
- cause disease
- type of neurotoxin that causes flaccid paralysis
33 Clues: cause disease • breaks down collagen • inhibits phagocytosis • kills lysosomes in WBC • intensity of pathogenicity • toxin that affects GI tract • breaks down basement membrane • subjective/what you cannot see • Protease, _________ cleaves IgA • a toxin that affect nervous system • toxin that affects cellular functions • breaks down connections between cells • ...
Medical Puzzle 2021-09-12
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- abb. For hemoglobin
- tissue plasminogen activator
- certified nurse
- palpable crunching of bone
- another name for epinephrine
- potentially fatal complication of hyperglycemia
- suffix for inflammation
- patient that lies face down is
- opioid antidote
- medical school exam
- pain scale used for nonverbal patients
- prefix meaning intestinal
- infection that reaches bloodstream
- commonly used parenteral nutrition
- prefix meaning ear
- activity of daily living
- type of venous thrombosis
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- abb. For hematocrit
- where needles go
- ventilator setting also used with sleep apnea
- critical life saving measure
- one of two forearm bones
- drug that treats nausea
- the A in DNA
- slower than normal HR
- nails are made up of
- abb. For platelets
- anterior cruciate ligament
- nursing board exam
- suffix for beta adrenergic blockers
- number of thoracic vertebrae
31 Clues: the A in DNA • certified nurse • opioid antidote • where needles go • abb. For platelets • nursing board exam • prefix meaning ear • abb. For hematocrit • abb. For hemoglobin • medical school exam • nails are made up of • slower than normal HR • drug that treats nausea • suffix for inflammation • one of two forearm bones • activity of daily living • prefix meaning intestinal • ...
Medical term. 2021-10-01
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- PCP
- improper response
- acute viral
- study of immune system
- white blood cells
- blockage
- exaggerated reaction
- disease caused by body
- prevention of disease
- extreme sensitivity
- severe itching
- tissue response
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- protein
- weak pathogen
- partial suppression
- blood condition
- physician
- medication
- cancer of cells
- protein released
20 Clues: PCP • protein • blockage • physician • medication • acute viral • weak pathogen • severe itching • blood condition • cancer of cells • tissue response • protein released • improper response • white blood cells • partial suppression • extreme sensitivity • exaggerated reaction • prevention of disease • study of immune system • disease caused by body
Medical term 2021-10-06
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- Dissection or study of the spleen
- a record or display of a person's heartbeat produced by Electrocardiography.
- Inflammation of the heart
- Relation to the region under the skin
- Inflammation of the skin extremities
- Study of the form by cutting and studying every part
- The study of the skin
- Someone who studies the heart
- Inflammation of the appendix
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- Surgery to remove the appendix when infected
- inflammation of the hip joint
- Study of the stomach and internal intestines
- Tumor in the bone marrow
- Someone who studies the skin
- Inflammation of the skin
- Difficult or labored breeding
- Any condition of the skin
- thin, two-layered, fluid-filled sac that covers the outer surface of the heart.
- Study of the blood
- Inflammation of the brain
20 Clues: Study of the blood • The study of the skin • Tumor in the bone marrow • Inflammation of the skin • Inflammation of the heart • Any condition of the skin • Inflammation of the brain • Someone who studies the skin • Inflammation of the appendix • inflammation of the hip joint • Difficult or labored breeding • Someone who studies the heart • Dissection or study of the spleen • ...
Medical Science 2021-10-04
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- / glucose
- / is a hexose sugar
- / a covalent bond formed by joining the carboxyl group of one amino acid to the amino group of another
- / opposite to saturated
- / alpha and ---- glucose
- / beta and ----- glucose
- / scared of water
- / pentagon sugar
- / pasta, bread, rice
- / similar to glycerin
- / begins with a P and ends with an E
- / hexagon sugar
- reaction / breaks the bond and takes away the water
- / a bond formed during a condensation reaction
- / fat
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- / chicken and other meat
- / begins with a p and ends with a d
- / opposite to unsaturated
- / glucose + glucose
- / glucose + fructose
- / three glycerol
- / sugars have starch and --------
- / a bond that is less polar than alchohols
- / sucrose
- / Same formula but different properties
- / glucose + galactose
- / a bond between the Hs
- / likes the water and absorbs it
- acid / fats, oils , cholesterol
- / thermionic valve
- / athletes take these to increase performance
31 Clues: / fat • / sucrose • / glucose • / hexagon sugar • / three glycerol • / pentagon sugar • / scared of water • / glucose + glucose • / is a hexose sugar • / thermionic valve • / glucose + fructose • / pasta, bread, rice • / glucose + galactose • / similar to glycerin • / opposite to saturated • / a bond between the Hs • / chicken and other meat • / alpha and ---- glucose • ...
Medical specialists 2021-11-17
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- They use X-rays, ultrasound, and other imaging tests to diagnose diseases
- doctor that specializes in skeletal deformities or injuries
- They treat diseases in the ears, nose, throat, sinuses, head, neck, and respiratory system
- specialists for problems like lung cancer, pneumonia or asthma
- doctor that specializing in treating cancer
- doctor that specializes in urinary tract problems
- doctor that specializes in the eyes
- doctors that treat both common and complex illnesses
- doctor that specializes in mental health
- They treat kidney diseases as well as high blood pressure
- specialists on hormones and metabolism
- doctors that diagnose and treat hereditary disorders
- They specialize in arthritis and other diseases in your joints, muscles, bones, and tendons
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- specialists in physical medicine and rehabilitation
- doctor that specializes in skin conditions
- someone that specializes in the female reproductive system
- lab doctors that identify the causes of diseases
- doctor that improves and corrects teeth placement
- doctor that specializes in anesthesia
- specialists in diseases of the blood
- those who practice surgeries
- doctor that specializes in treating allergies
- specialists in digestive organs
- doctor that specializes in children’s health
- doctor that specializes in nervous system problems
25 Clues: those who practice surgeries • specialists in digestive organs • doctor that specializes in the eyes • specialists in diseases of the blood • doctor that specializes in anesthesia • specialists on hormones and metabolism • doctor that specializes in mental health • doctor that specializes in skin conditions • doctor that specializing in treating cancer • ...
medical specialties 2021-11-17
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- specializes in correcting disorders.
- specializes in ear-related issues.
- commonly known as an "ENT specialist" concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
- use x-rays and other imaging technologies to diagnose and detect physiological ailments.
- care for issues related to the urinary tract.
- surgeons, surgically restore, reconstruct or alter the human body.
- cares for children from birth to adolescence, treating them for a variety of health issues from a common cold to more severe conditions.
- practitioner, A general practitioner or family physician cares for the whole family from children to the elderly, giving basic care.
- are known for performing a wide variety of surgeries at the operating table.
- A person who fixes teeths problems.
- care for skin issues.
- treats the endocrine system.
- specializes in care for the nervous system.
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- they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind.
- and gynecology physicians, specialize in medical care related to pregnancy and childbirth.
- diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
- cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles.
- focus on the treatment of the heart.
- administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
- look for potential diseases that could appear causing a lot of problems.
- physicians, care for the elderly.
- treat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances linked to kidney disease.
- specializes in digestive organs.
- a subspecialty of pediatrics.
- care for cancer patients.
25 Clues: care for skin issues. • care for cancer patients. • treats the endocrine system. • a subspecialty of pediatrics. • specializes in digestive organs. • physicians, care for the elderly. • specializes in ear-related issues. • A person who fixes teeths problems. • specializes in correcting disorders. • focus on the treatment of the heart. • ...
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS 2021-11-23
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- treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
- in digestive organs.
- treats the endocrine system.
- care for issues related to the urinary tract.
- looks for potential diseases that could appear.
- care for the nervous system (brain).
- cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles.
- focus on the treatment of the heart.
- for cancer patients.
- specializes in ear-related issues.
- care for skin issues such as acne.
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- diagnose and treat disorders of the mind.
- concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
- cares about children's health.
- practitioner,cares for the whole family.
- administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
- for the elderly.
- performing a wide variety of surgeries at the operating table.
- Doctors of the mouth.
- surgeon,reconstruct or alter the human body.
- treat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances.
- physiological ailments.
- focus of neonatology, a subspecialty of pediatrics.
- specializes in correcting disorders, deformities or injuries to the skeleton.
- care for issues related to the urinary tract.
- specialize in medical pregnancy.
26 Clues: for the elderly. • in digestive organs. • for cancer patients. • Doctors of the mouth. • physiological ailments. • treats the endocrine system. • cares about children's health. • specialize in medical pregnancy. • specializes in ear-related issues. • care for skin issues such as acne. • care for the nervous system (brain). • focus on the treatment of the heart. • ...
MEDICAL SPECIALITIES 2021-11-18
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- skin deseases
- bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons.
- nervous system problems
- known as “ear, nose, and throat”
- These include the lungs and heart
- kidney care and conditions
- cancer
- adjustment of teeth
- rheumatic diseases
- focus on the cardiovascular system
- care for older adults
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- children's health
- surgical procedures on many organs
- digestive system
- administering pain medicine
- heart bypass surgery
- care of female reproductive system
- urinary tract problems
- care of eyes
- mental health
- X-rays
- skeletal deformities or injuries
- makes surgeries
- allergies
- endocrine system
25 Clues: X-rays • cancer • allergies • care of eyes • skin deseases • mental health • makes surgeries • digestive system • endocrine system • children's health • rheumatic diseases • adjustment of teeth • heart bypass surgery • care for older adults • urinary tract problems • nervous system problems • kidney care and conditions • administering pain medicine • known as “ear, nose, and throat” • ...
Medical terms 2021-11-30
20 Clues: slow • fear • head • many • nose • nerve • small • water • heart • around • within • stomach • intestines • immediatly • who studies • inflammation • every two hours • nothing by mouth • surgical removal • air tubes in lungs
medical terms 2021-11-18
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- indicate heart muscle damage.
- root word for heart
- blank pain
- instrument used to record
- the blood vessels that deliver oxygen
- air
- the main Artery
- carry blood towards the heart
- red liquid
- below
- a weekend artery
- failure does not mean your dying
- images of the heart structure
- disease in the hearts blood vessel
- pumps blood through the body
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- The heart does this
- a place to go when hurt
- valve narrows
- above
- lining inflamed
- abbriviation for electrocardiogram
- disease blood vessel disease
- tiny blood
- procedure done in a specialized area of radiology
- testing evaluates how well the system is functioning
- sound
26 Clues: air • above • below • sound • blank pain • red liquid • tiny blood • valve narrows • lining inflamed • the main Artery • a weekend artery • The heart does this • root word for heart • a place to go when hurt • instrument used to record • disease blood vessel disease • pumps blood through the body • indicate heart muscle damage. • carry blood towards the heart • images of the heart structure • ...
Medical Vocabulary 2021-11-12
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- the doctor exclusively for woman
- the unit where the more delicated patients are
- A person that helps doing things
- all the medical information of each pacient
- A vehicle where pacients are transported
- The person in charge of X Rays.
- the doctor for skin problems.
- An urgent situation
- the place where babies are born.
- The person who puts anesthesia to pacients
- another word to say doctor
- the place where samples are tested
- The area where the payments are made
- the doctor for eyes
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- The place where emergencys are attended
- the doctor specialist in children
- the professional in charge of taking special care of patients and helping the doctors
- the room where pacients are taken after surgery
- the doctor for brain and nerves.
- the place where you can find medicine
- The special time where family and friends can be with the pacient.
- The place where you can have something to eat or drink
- an special hospital for kids.
- the doctor for cancer.
- radiologo en español :D
- the room where surgeries are done.
- the doctor for the heart.
- A room where family and friends can sit.
- the room where people can pray
- the doctor that perform surgeries
30 Clues: An urgent situation • the doctor for eyes • the doctor for cancer. • radiologo en español :D • the doctor for the heart. • another word to say doctor • an special hospital for kids. • the doctor for skin problems. • the room where people can pray • The person in charge of X Rays. • the doctor exclusively for woman • A person that helps doing things • the doctor for brain and nerves. • ...
Medical Specialists 2021-11-23
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- are medical doctors, they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind.
- look for potential diseases that could appear, causing a lot of problems.
- treat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances linked to kidney disease.
- specialize in medical care related to pregnancy and childbirth.
- cares for children from birth to adolescence, treating them for a variety of health issues from a common cold to more severe conditions.
- generally work in neonatal intensive care units.
- care for skin issues such as acne, skin allergies, moles, scars and sun damage.
- treats the endocrine system–the glands producing and secreting hormones that regulate and control almost all of the body's functions.
- administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
- specializes in digestive organs, including the gallbladder, stomach, bowels, liver and pancreas.
- specializes in care for the nervous system.
- diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
- cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles.
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- cares for the whole family from children to the elderly, giving basic care.
- care for the elderly.
- care for issues related to the urinary tract.
- care for cancer patients.
- specializes in correcting disorders, deformities or injuries to the skeleton.
- surgically restore, reconstruct or alter the human body.
- focus on the treatment of the heart, its blood vessels and heart-related issues and diseases.
- concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
- use x-rays and other imaging technologies to diagnose and detect physiological ailments.
- doctors of the mouth.
- are known for performing a wide variety of surgeries at the operating table.
- specializes in ear-related issues.
25 Clues: care for the elderly. • doctors of the mouth. • care for cancer patients. • specializes in ear-related issues. • specializes in care for the nervous system. • care for issues related to the urinary tract. • cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles. • generally work in neonatal intensive care units. • diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases. • ...
EMT Medical 2022-03-03
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- State in which oxygen is not available in sufficient amounts in the blood
- Device to used to administer oxygen if SpO2 is less than 90% despite high flow oxygen
- Nitroglycerin Drug Class
- The unit used to measure the dose for an MDI
- Term used to describe high blood pressure
- The "P" of OPQRST
- The unit used to measure the dose for Aspirin
- Contraindication for Aspirin
- Device used to administer 10-15 lpm of Oxygen
- One route of Albuterol Administration
- Portion of Patient Assessment that includes Airway-Breathing-Circulation
- Second Contraindication for Nitroglycerin
- Another term for "Heart Attach" due to a blocked vessel in the heart
- Device used to administer 1-6 lpm of Oxygen
- Aspirin drug class
- Phase of the Seizure when the muscles tense
- The type of overdose that Naloxone is utilized for
- Phase of the Seizure when the patient begins to recover and return to baseline
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- Second Contraindication for Aspirin
- Term used to describe when a patient's blood sugar is high
- Portion of Patient Assessment that includes History Gathering/Vital Signs
- Nitroglycerin Route of Administration
- Term used to describe respiratory rate greater than 20 per minute
- When one or more arteries of the lungs develop a block by a blood clot
- State in which oxygen is not available in sufficient amounts at the tissue level
- Location to assess for a pulse for an unresponsive patient
- Term used to describe low blood pressure
- Location to assess for a pulse on a responsive patient
- The "E" of SAMPLE
- Albuterol drug class
- Contraindication for Nitroglycerin
- Airway - ____________ - Circulation
- When the heart rate is greater than 100
- Acronym to describe a healthy assessment of a patient's pupils
- Aspirin Route of Administration
- Phase of the Seizure when the patient has sustained rhythmical jerking
- When the heart rate is below 60
- The unit used to measure the dose for Oral Glucose
- Term used to describe the reason for the encounter verbalized by the patient
- Epinephrine Route of Administration for Anaphylaxis
- Lower extremity assessment that can aid in identifying CHF
- Term used to describe when a patient's blood sugar is low
42 Clues: The "P" of OPQRST • The "E" of SAMPLE • Aspirin drug class • Albuterol drug class • Nitroglycerin Drug Class • Contraindication for Aspirin • Aspirin Route of Administration • When the heart rate is below 60 • Contraindication for Nitroglycerin • Second Contraindication for Aspirin • Airway - ____________ - Circulation • Nitroglycerin Route of Administration • ...
EMT Medical 2022-03-03
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- Nitroglycerin Route of Administration
- Term used to describe the reason for the encounter verbalized by the patient
- The unit used to measure the dose for Aspirin
- Term used to describe high blood pressure
- Contraindication for Aspirin
- Location to assess for a pulse on a responsive patient
- Aspirin Route of Administration
- Device to used to administer oxygen if SpO2 is less than 90% despite high flow oxygen
- Term used to describe when a patient's blood sugar is low
- Nitroglycerin Drug Class
- State in which oxygen is not available in sufficient amounts at the tissue level
- Phase of the Seizure when the muscles tense
- State in which oxygen is not available in sufficient amounts in the blood
- Contraindication for Nitroglycerin
- Second Contraindication for Nitroglycerin
- When one or more arteries of the lungs develop a block by a blood clot
- Albuterol drug class
- The "P" of OPQRST
- Second Contraindication for Aspirin
- The "E" of SAMPLE
- Portion of Patient Assessment that includes Airway-Breathing-Circulation
- Another term for "Heart Attach" due to a blocked vessel in the heart
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- When the heart rate is below 60
- Location to assess for a pulse for an unresponsive patient
- Term used to describe low blood pressure
- The unit used to measure the dose for Oral Glucose
- Lower extremity assessment that can aid in identifying CHF
- One route of Albuterol Administration
- Device used to administer 10-15 lpm of Oxygen
- Acronym to describe a healthy assessment of a patient's pupils
- When the heart rate is greater than 100
- Aspirin drug class
- The type of overdose that Naloxone is utilized for
- Portion of Patient Assessment that includes History Gathering/Vital Signs
- Phase of the Seizure when the patient has sustained rhythmical jerking
- Term used to describe respiratory rate greater than 20 per minute
- Device used to administer 1-6 lpm of Oxygen
- Term used to describe when a patient's blood sugar is high
- Phase of the Seizure when the patient begins to recover and return to baseline
- Airway - ____________ - Circulation
- The unit used to measure the dose for an MDI
- Epinephrine Route of Administration for Anaphylaxis
42 Clues: The "P" of OPQRST • The "E" of SAMPLE • Aspirin drug class • Albuterol drug class • Nitroglycerin Drug Class • Contraindication for Aspirin • When the heart rate is below 60 • Aspirin Route of Administration • Contraindication for Nitroglycerin • Airway - ____________ - Circulation • Second Contraindication for Aspirin • Nitroglycerin Route of Administration • ...
Medical Prefixes 2022-01-05
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- - under, beneath
- - around
- - bad, illness, disorder
- - slow
- - against
- - on, upon, over
- - by, through
- - white
- - without
- - before, in front of
- - small, scant
- - swift, fast, rapid
- - bad, painful
- - half
- - below, under
- - red
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- - above, over
- - between, within
- - small
- - too much, high
- - many, much
- - two, twice, double
- - before, in front of
- - inner
- - disease, suffering
- - apart
- - after, behind
- - out, away from
28 Clues: - red • - slow • - half • - small • - inner • - white • - apart • - around • - against • - without • - many, much • - above, over • - by, through • - small, scant • - bad, painful • - below, under • - after, behind • - under, beneath • - too much, high • - on, upon, over • - out, away from • - between, within • - two, twice, double • - disease, suffering • - swift, fast, rapid • - before, in front of • - before, in front of • ...
Medical Acronyms 2022-01-10
47 Clues: ML • MS • MG • BM • GI • IV • ER • OR • OT • TB • PT • EMS • ADD • L&D • BMI • HIV • T&A • EKG • PMS • IUD • MRI • MMR • EMG • ICU • DNR • NPO • DPT • HPV • CBC • CPR • UTI • OCD • PCP • AIDS • ADHD • NICU • PACU • PCOS • COPD • STREP • g-tube • Pre-op • D and C • Post-op • pap smear • Tomografia • tomografia
Medical Prefixes 2021-09-09
28 Clues: one • ten • bad • none • self • many • many • down • half • first • false • water • rapid • small • around • toward • backward • deficient • different • difficult • two, apart • good, normal • within, inner • one thousandth • out, away from • outside, beyond • through,between • bad, difficult pain
Medical Vocab 2022-04-25
30 Clues: Flu • Cast • Cold • Pill • Fever • Spots • Cough • Nurse • X-Rays • Doctor • Vitamin • Bandaid • Measles • Rubella • Aspirin • Allergy • Patient • Medicine • Epidemic • Pharmacy • Hospital • Small Pox • Wheelchair • Broken leg • Indigestion • Chicken Pox • Cough syrup • Prescription • Emergency Room • Medical insurance
Medical Terms 2017-03-10
20 Clues: / my/o • / lip/o • / myc/o • / nas/o • / hydr/o • / leuk/o • / neur/o • / noct/o • / latr/o • / lith/o • / necr/o • / lingu/o • / melan/o • / lapar/o • / nephr/o • / lymph/o • / mening/o • / laryng/o • cord / myel/o • back / lumb/o
Medical Physics 2017-03-15
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- decrease in intensity of radiation passing through matter
- process producing photons in a PET scan
- effect of a frequency change of a wave from a moving object
- computerised ___ ____ uses X-rays for 3-D imaging
- electrons emitted by photon absorption
- improves visibility of X-rays
- radioisotope combined with other elements
- detects radiation from injected radioisotopes
- converts a photon into an electrical pulse
- reversible effect in crystals converting strain into an emf
- needed to 'see' X-rays
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- converts gamma photons into light photons
- describes a temporary high energy state radioisotope
- Technetium-99m and Fluorine-18 are one of these
- absorbs X-rays
- when 2 materials have similar impedance values
- product of density times speed of sound in a material
- a cathode producing electrons
- you are put in this for a CAT scan
- Compton scattering is one of these
- emits pulses of high frequency sound
- sound above 20 kHz
- doesn't absorb X-rays much
23 Clues: absorbs X-rays • sound above 20 kHz • needed to 'see' X-rays • doesn't absorb X-rays much • a cathode producing electrons • improves visibility of X-rays • you are put in this for a CAT scan • Compton scattering is one of these • emits pulses of high frequency sound • electrons emitted by photon absorption • process producing photons in a PET scan • ...
Medical Terms 2018-04-15
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- under
- front of the body
- refers to sugar
- false
- pertains to the genitals
- inflammation
- pertains to mouth
- wet solution
- pertains to nose
- under, beneath
- pertains to the chin
- bony hip region
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- over
- knee cap
- a plane dividing the body from side to side
- physical mixing of substances
- top of
- around something
- back, back surface
- muscle that caps the shoulder
- hip joint area
- to break apart
- fatty substance
- within
- pain
25 Clues: over • pain • under • false • top of • within • knee cap • inflammation • wet solution • hip joint area • to break apart • under, beneath • refers to sugar • fatty substance • bony hip region • around something • pertains to nose • front of the body • pertains to mouth • back, back surface • pertains to the chin • pertains to the genitals • physical mixing of substances • muscle that caps the shoulder • ...
Medical Detectives 2018-01-11
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- Examiner A physician who performs an autopsy when death may be accidental or violent.
- Rate A measure of cardiac activity usually expressed as the number of beats per minute.
- and cones The retina of the human eye contains 125 million _______ and approximately 5 million _______. This allows you to see colors and light.
- Lacks What was the name of the woman whose cancer cells are the source of the HeLa cell line the first immortalized cell line and one of the most important cell lines in medical research?
- Science The application of scientific knowledge to questions of civil and criminal law.
- Overheating of the body, possibly due to extreme weather conditions.
- What is the small shell like shaped organ filled with fluid and lined with hair cells? It is in the inner ear and handles the sound reception.
- The ability of an organism or cell to maintain equilibrium by adjusting its physiological processes in order to function properly.
- Electrophoresis The separation of nucleic acids or proteins on the basis of their size and electrical charge, by measuring their rate of movement through an electrical field in a gel.
- Mortis The gradual cooling of the body following death.
- Pressure Blood pressure that remains between heart contractions.
- Chiasm What is the X shaped structure on the bottom of the brain that connects the the Optic Nerves.
- DNA is a molecule located in the nucleus of the cell that determines the structure of ________________ produced in the cell.
- Solution Which chemical is used to burst open the cell and allow the DNA out?
- A double-stranded helical nucleic acid molecule that determines the inherited structure of a cell's proteins.
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- An infectious disease that spreads rapidly and sickens a large number of people.
- Hunington's diesease is an ___________________ disease that is caused by a mutation in the DNA of the affected person.
- What is one way to identify someone with an impression that can be left by the friction ridges of the human finger.
- To recognize a disease by signs and symptoms.
- Any of the usually linear bodies in the cell nucleus that contain the genetic material.
- A discrete unit of hereditary information consisting of a specific nucleotide sequence in DNA.
- High blood pressure.
- Communicable by contact.
- science The application oBlood Pressure
- Pressure The force of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries as the heart pumps blood and expressed in millimeters of mercury.
- Fatigue What is it called when you smell something until you can no longer smell it?
- Callosum What is the structure of the brain that holds the left and right hemispheres together and allows communication between the two hemispheres of the brain. It is responsible for transmitting neural messages between both the right and left hemispheres.
- An examination of the body after death usually with such dissection as will expose the vital organs for determining the cause of death.
- What is your tongue covered with that allows you to taste this is a group of cells that make up the taste buds?
29 Clues: High blood pressure. • Communicable by contact. • science The application oBlood Pressure • To recognize a disease by signs and symptoms. • Mortis The gradual cooling of the body following death. • Pressure Blood pressure that remains between heart contractions. • Overheating of the body, possibly due to extreme weather conditions. • ...
Medical MixUp 2018-01-24
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- meaning lung
- repair of nose
- Fluid fecal matter
- specialize in treatment of heart
- specializes in the study of the nerves
- specialize in treatment of skin
- breathing
- same; unchanging
- meaning new
- difficult; abnormal
- pertaining to the stomach
- mouth
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- inability to sleep
- treatment of age, getting old
- having low blood pressure
- meaning blue
- unable to control urine
- pertaining to children
- loss of intellectual function
- white blood cell
- study of the mind
- having many forms
- pertaining to the lense of the eye
- egg
24 Clues: egg • mouth • breathing • meaning new • meaning lung • meaning blue • repair of nose • white blood cell • same; unchanging • study of the mind • having many forms • inability to sleep • Fluid fecal matter • difficult; abnormal • pertaining to children • unable to control urine • having low blood pressure • pertaining to the stomach • treatment of age, getting old • loss of intellectual function • ...
Medical Abbreviations 2018-11-05
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- respiratory infection
- medical advice; American Medical Association
- lib/as desired
- respiratory distress syndrome; acute respiratory distress syndrome.
- nurse practitioner
- heart disease
- aortic aneurysm, acute anxiety attack
- myocardial infarction
- enzyme
- tubular necrosis
- the knee amputation
- renal failure
- hysterectomy
- (ante)
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- related complex
- hormone
- immune deficiency syndrome
- agnosia, apraxia, agraphia, alexia
- of daily living
- cardiovascular disease
- diagnosis
- meals
- cardiac life support
- and well
- the knee
- glucose
26 Clues: meals • enzyme • (ante) • hormone • glucose • and well • the knee • diagnosis • hysterectomy • heart disease • renal failure • lib/as desired • related complex • of daily living • tubular necrosis • nurse practitioner • the knee amputation • cardiac life support • respiratory infection • myocardial infarction • cardiovascular disease • immune deficiency syndrome • agnosia, apraxia, agraphia, alexia • ...
medical abbreviations 2018-11-05
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- sat oxygen saturation
- normal saline; neurosurgery
- milliequivalents per liter
- milk of magnesia
- Male, married
- medical intensive care unit
- methicillin resistant staph aureus
- millimole
- motor vehicle accident
- no added salt
- nursing home (placement)
- noninsulin dependant diabetes mellitus (not to be used anymore)
- millimeters of mercury (BP unit)
- over the counter
- no acute distress
- nil per os (nothing by mouth)
- metastasis, metastasize, metastasizing
- major depressive disorder
- nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
- operating room
- orthopedics
- mitral stenosis; multiple sclerosis
- occupational therapy
- obstetrics
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- not otherwise specified; no organisms seen
- normal
- meconium
- morbidity & mortality
- magnetic resonance; medical records; mental retardation
- Master of Social Work
- monamine oxidase inhibitor
- milliosmol
- mitral valve prolapse
- necrotizing enterocolitis
- nasogastric (tube)
- not available
- monocyte; mononucleosis
- myocardial infarction
- no known allergies
- medicalsurgical
- nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
- magnetic resonance imaging
- & V nausea and vomiting
- organic brain syndrome
- medical technologist
- out of bed
- oral contraceptive
47 Clues: normal • meconium • millimole • milliosmol • out of bed • obstetrics • orthopedics • Male, married • no added salt • not available • operating room • medicalsurgical • milk of magnesia • over the counter • no acute distress • nasogastric (tube) • no known allergies • oral contraceptive • medical technologist • occupational therapy • sat oxygen saturation • morbidity & mortality • Master of Social Work • ...
Medical Detectives 2018-11-07
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- yeast or molds
- single-celled organisms that do not rely on a host to multiply and requires an antibiotic
- doctor who specializes in disorders of the brain, spine, and nerves
- visual perception and involved in some forms of visual, short-term memory
- normal range is 98.7 through 99.1 degrees
- voluntary control of skeletal muscles
- sensing touch, spatial processing, language, memory
- chemicals that assist in passing a signal through the synapse
- planning, initiated movements, social and emotional processing, attention, memory retrieval and storage
- reasoning, planning, memory, and sensory processing
- infectious agents that need a host to multiply and are too tiny to see under a classroom microscope that does not need an antibiotic
- beats per minute
- receive visual stimuli from the eyes and relay this information to the visual cortex in the occipital lobe
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- conscious perception of visual input
- sensing touch, pressure, vibration, pain, temperature, and taste
- receives information about smells from the nose and send it to the brain
- nerve fibers that connect the left and right cerebral hemispheres
- nervous system that includes the brain and spinal cord
- normal group before experimented with
- medical professional who studies and investigates the incidence, distribute, and possible control of diseases
- branch extending from a neuron that receives signals from another neuron
- carries messages from sensory organs to the cerebrum
- medical doctor specializing in children
- nervous system that is made up of nerves
- clues about a person's diagnosis if ill
25 Clues: yeast or molds • beats per minute • conscious perception of visual input • normal group before experimented with • voluntary control of skeletal muscles • medical doctor specializing in children • clues about a person's diagnosis if ill • nervous system that is made up of nerves • normal range is 98.7 through 99.1 degrees • sensing touch, spatial processing, language, memory • ...
Medical Terms 2016-12-03
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- pertaining to skin
- nail eating and swallowing
- one who studies skin
- state of before knowledge
- above or on top of skin
- instrument to visually examine stomach
- skin inflammation
- pertaining to cerebrum
- instrument to visually examine cells
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- joint inflammation
- state of complete knowledge
- abnormal condition of hidden nail
- below skin
- gland tumor
- abnormal condition of death
- gland inflammation
- to view life
- dry skin
- study of the heart
- study of life
20 Clues: dry skin • below skin • gland tumor • to view life • study of life • skin inflammation • joint inflammation • pertaining to skin • gland inflammation • study of the heart • one who studies skin • pertaining to cerebrum • above or on top of skin • state of before knowledge • nail eating and swallowing • state of complete knowledge • abnormal condition of death • abnormal condition of hidden nail • ...
Medical Terms 2016-12-03
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- pertaining to skin
- skin inflammation
- state of complete knowledge
- study of the heart
- pertaining to cerebrum
- state of before knowledge
- below skin
- abnormal condition of death
- nail eating and swallowing
- gland tumor
- abnormal condition of hidden nail
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- dry skin
- gland inflammation
- instrument to visually examine stomach
- joint inflammation
- above or on top of skin
- to view life
- study of life
- instrument to visually examine cells
- one who studies skin
20 Clues: dry skin • below skin • gland tumor • to view life • study of life • skin inflammation • pertaining to skin • gland inflammation • joint inflammation • study of the heart • one who studies skin • pertaining to cerebrum • above or on top of skin • state of before knowledge • nail eating and swallowing • state of complete knowledge • abnormal condition of death • abnormal condition of hidden nail • ...
MEDICAL TERMS 2019-08-13
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- STEALTHY MANNER
- WASHING OUT OF AN ORGAN SUCH AS STOMACH
- TIE OR BIND
- ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED PASSIVE STATE
- CONDITION OF WEAK OR IMPERFECT COORDINATION
- SMALL BROWNISH PIGMENTED AREAS OF THE SKIN
- APPLICATION OF AN OINTMENT
- INSERTION OF A TUBE
- SITUATED WITHIN A VEIN
- ENLARGEMENT OF A PART OF AN ORGAN
- PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASES
- EXCESS CHOLESTEROL
- SUBSTANCE PRODUCED BY PANCREAS
- ABNORMAL CONDITION CAUSED BY THYROID GLAND
- BELONGING TO ANYTHING
- ILEUM
- LYMPHY VESSELS IN THE INTESTINE
- USE OF WATER IN THE TX OF DISEASE
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- BENIGN TUMOR
- LACK OF EMOTIONAL CONTROL OR ACTIONS
- INVASION OF THE BODY OF DISEASE PRODUCING AGENTS
- HARDENING OF TISSUE
- PARTIAL OR COMPLETE RESTRAINT OF ANY PROCESS
- MEANS NOT UNDER CONTROL OF THE WILL
- PROLAPSING OF ONE PART OF THE INTESTINES
- BETWEEN CELLS OF ANY STRUCTURE
- OCCURRING AT INTERVALS
- PERSONAL PECULIARITY
- MILD CATHARTIC
- SLEEPLESSNESS
30 Clues: ILEUM • TIE OR BIND • BENIGN TUMOR • SLEEPLESSNESS • MILD CATHARTIC • STEALTHY MANNER • EXCESS CHOLESTEROL • HARDENING OF TISSUE • INSERTION OF A TUBE • PERSONAL PECULIARITY • BELONGING TO ANYTHING • SITUATED WITHIN A VEIN • OCCURRING AT INTERVALS • APPLICATION OF AN OINTMENT • PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASES • BETWEEN CELLS OF ANY STRUCTURE • SUBSTANCE PRODUCED BY PANCREAS • ...
Medical Emergencies 2019-09-26
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- Abnormally increased blood sugar
- Escape of blood from the vessels; bleeding
- Separation of the layers of a surgical wound
- Abnormally decreased blood sugar
- Disorganized cardiac rhythm
- Sudden stoppage of cardiac output and effective circulation
- Artificial substitution of heart and lung action
- Paleness
- Vascular reaction involving the upper dermis, representing localized edema
- Nosebleed
- Temporary suspension of consciousness as a result of generalized cerebral ischemia
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- unexpected or sudden occasion; pressing need
- Device used for application of external shock to restore normal cardiac rhythm
- Condition where sudden onset caused by acute vascular lesions of the brain
- Bodily injuries caused by physical means
- subjective sensation that precedes the onset of a paroxysmal attack
- Illusion of movement
- Condition of profound hemodynamic and metabolic disturbance
- Abnormal drowsiness or stupor
- Forcible expulsion of the contents of the stomach through the mouth
- Unpleasant sensation, often culminating in vomiting
21 Clues: Paleness • Nosebleed • Illusion of movement • Disorganized cardiac rhythm • Abnormal drowsiness or stupor • Abnormally increased blood sugar • Abnormally decreased blood sugar • Bodily injuries caused by physical means • Escape of blood from the vessels; bleeding • unexpected or sudden occasion; pressing need • Separation of the layers of a surgical wound • ...
Medical Terms 2019-07-02
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- basic element of the human body
- impaired digestion
- condition of stones in gallbladder
- surgical opening in the colon
- excess urea in the blood
- vomiting of blood
- gradual softening of bone
- a cancer causing agent
- formation and development of disease
- chronic skin condition
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- skin eruption cause by a mite
- removal of living sample of tissue to view
- devise for measuring cornea curvature
- Abnormal sensation
- decrease in movement
- obsession with one idea
- intentional breaking of a bone
- toward the head
- resembling a heart
- surgical repair of the nose
- instrument for viewing small objects
- pus in the urine
- instrument for cutting bone
23 Clues: toward the head • pus in the urine • vomiting of blood • Abnormal sensation • impaired digestion • resembling a heart • decrease in movement • a cancer causing agent • chronic skin condition • obsession with one idea • excess urea in the blood • gradual softening of bone • surgical repair of the nose • instrument for cutting bone • skin eruption cause by a mite • surgical opening in the colon • ...
Medical Conditions 2019-03-23
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- the most dangerous form of skin cancer
- disease resulting in damage to the optic nerve and vision loss
- pain affecting the back, hip and outer side of the leg caused by compression of the sciatic nerve
- cancer of the lymphatic system
- double vision
- increase in size or excessive growth of muscles or cells
- inflammation of the joints
- difficulty swallowing
- low blood pressure
- infection of the gallbladder
- high blood sugar level
- inflammation or infection of the lungs
- inflammation of a tendon
- a complete or partial break in a bone
- fracture a broken bone that is fragmented or shattered into many pieces
- kidney stone
- incision of the trachea to restore airflow to the lungs
- abnormally rapid heartbeat
- pain of the muscles
- tissue death from lack of blood flow
- inflammation of the appendix
- inflammation of the lining of the stomach
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- a potentially life-threatening inflammation of the meninges
- insufficient blood flow to an area
- unexplained hair loss of balding
- a blood-clotting disorder in which blood doesn't clot normally and can cause excessive bleeding
- physical convulsion caused by uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain
- inflammation around hair follicles
- liver disease
- high blood pressure
- abnormally slow heartbeat
- gallstones
- symptom of illness marked by yellow-orange discoloration of the skin and whites of the eyes
- hardening of an artery
- inflammation of the brain tissue
- low blood sugar level
- inflammation of the pancreas
- inflammation of the bronchial tubes
- enlargement of the spleen
- inflammation of the mastoid bone
- inflammation of the skin
- inflammation of the liver
- reduced oxygen in tissues
- pain of the ear
- bone deterioration and formation of pores due to lack of calcium
- abnormally low red blood cell count
- inflammation of the pharynx
- programmed self-destruction of body cells
- a form of arthritis in which defective metabolism of uric acid causes uric acid to build-up in joints and causes pain
49 Clues: gallstones • kidney stone • double vision • liver disease • pain of the ear • low blood pressure • high blood pressure • pain of the muscles • difficulty swallowing • low blood sugar level • high blood sugar level • hardening of an artery • inflammation of a tendon • inflammation of the skin • abnormally slow heartbeat • enlargement of the spleen • inflammation of the liver • ...
MEDICAL TERMS 2019-10-14
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- A BROKEN BONE
- A DISEASE CHARACTERIZED BY HIGH GLUCOSE LEVEL IN THE BLOOD
- AN INJURY THAT HAPPENS TO A KNEE, WRIST,ANKLE...
- PARTIAL OR TOTAL LOSS OF MEMORY
- ALIVE, BUT SEEMING TO BE ASLEEP
- A FEELING OF DISCOMFORT ON OUR SKIN
- OBJECTS THAT PEOPLE WITH INJURED LEGS OR FEET USE TO HELP THEM WALK
- SOMETHING CAUSING DEATH
- WHEN A BONE IS SEPARATED FROM ITS JOINT FOR A WHILE
- A CUT IN THE BODY MADE DURING SURGERY
- PAINFUL WHEN TOUCHED, SENSITIVE
- A DISEASE WHICH CAUSES YELLOWING OF THE SKIN
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- THE THING THAT IS USED TO CARRYING INJURED PEOPLE
- X-RAYS WITH HIGH ENERGY THAT DESTROY CANCER CELLS
- PERMANENT REMOVAL OF A LIMB
- AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE WHICH CAUSES A RASH
- A SEVERE RECURRING HEADACHE
- EXPECTED TO GROW AND GET WORSE (ESPECIALLY DURING CANCER)
- AN INABILITY TO SLEEP
- NOT ABLE TO HEAR
20 Clues: A BROKEN BONE • NOT ABLE TO HEAR • AN INABILITY TO SLEEP • SOMETHING CAUSING DEATH • PERMANENT REMOVAL OF A LIMB • A SEVERE RECURRING HEADACHE • PARTIAL OR TOTAL LOSS OF MEMORY • ALIVE, BUT SEEMING TO BE ASLEEP • PAINFUL WHEN TOUCHED, SENSITIVE • A FEELING OF DISCOMFORT ON OUR SKIN • A CUT IN THE BODY MADE DURING SURGERY • AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE WHICH CAUSES A RASH • ...
Medical terms 2019-04-16
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- move toward the middle
- nucleus
- skin
- anatomy
- word base
- half of a rounded structure
- word ending
- finger/toe
- baby born at 20 weeks
- backward flow
- high glyc/o
- affecting one eye
- word beginning
- word abbreviation using beginning letters
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- having 2 atoms
- newborn
- stage of cell divison
- heart
- many cells
- resembling mucus
- away from the middle
- children's dr.
- type of blood pressure
- form into one
- lack of muscle tone
25 Clues: skin • heart • nucleus • newborn • anatomy • word base • many cells • finger/toe • word ending • high glyc/o • backward flow • form into one • having 2 atoms • children's dr. • word beginning • resembling mucus • affecting one eye • lack of muscle tone • away from the middle • stage of cell divison • baby born at 20 weeks • move toward the middle • type of blood pressure • half of a rounded structure • ...
Medical Crossword 2013-05-31
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- Something humans have to consume food and liquids
- A device used to create a safe environment for a newborn baby to stay in
- A spider-like medical instrument used to conduct surgeries
- A device that ejects a certain amount of gases and vapors to control a patient's consciousness
- A vacuum-like medical device that sometimes is portable, and is used when no central vacuum device is unavailable
- An operation preformed on a living being to remove an illness
- This muscle is used to taste food/drinks that you consume
- A type of monitor used to measure the blood pressure in a person's body
- A successful treatment restoring something to health
- A device put in the mouth or nose to observe the bronchi
- This is what is used to cure a person with a disease
- These bones are used to chew food and are located in the human mouth
- A process in which a body part such as a limb must be cut off to prevent a disease spreading to other parts of the body
- a decayed part of a tooth
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- A device used to analyze patient samples and show the substances in that sample
- An organ that pumps blood and is located in your chest
- A very deadly disease if not treated and the disease name starts with the letter"c"
- A liquid that pours out of your body after the muscle or fat has been penetrated and when coming into contact with oxygen turns red
- A device used for a wide variety of examinations of the body, such as, scanning certain injuries in the body, mostly the head and spinal injuries, to examine large blood vessels in the patient's body, etc
- A device that gives the body a bit of electrical energy to power the heart
- An organ located in the head
- A device used to find the electrical activity in a patient's heart
- A medical tool used to cut bones
- A device that measures the amount of bilirubin in the blood of a person
- A device used to find the mineral content in a person's skeleton
- A disease that is caused by the blood cells noot responding properly to insulin
- Bright movable lights used in surgeries
- A device used to monitor the patients progress throughout an operation
- An ache in the head
- The characteristic of good health and when someone is seen that looks fit they are assumed to be _______
30 Clues: An ache in the head • a decayed part of a tooth • An organ located in the head • A medical tool used to cut bones • Bright movable lights used in surgeries • Something humans have to consume food and liquids • A successful treatment restoring something to health • This is what is used to cure a person with a disease • An organ that pumps blood and is located in your chest • ...
Medical Terminolgy 2013-10-11
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- is the term for the v-shaped mass that hangs from the roof of the back of the mouth.
- pertains to shoulder.
- means pertaining to the head.
- form for fat is adip/o.
- means pain in the ear.
- is the normal dynamic process of balance needed to maintain a healthy body.
- is the organelle that serves a digestive function for the cells.
- is the study of tissues.
- and fat are examples of connective tissue.
- it the muscle between the stomach and the first part of the small intestine.
- is the suffix that means blood condition.
- is an inflammation.
- gastrectomy is a excision of the stomach.
- means inflammation of the heart.
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- is the term meaning neck.
- is the healthcare term for organs.
- is an eponym.
- is a ridge in the gastrointestinal system.
- is the structure that holds organelles within a cell.
- means toward the tail.
- cavity contains the heart.
- is the combing form for the digestive substance produced by the liver.
- is the term for the area where nerves and vessels enter and exit an organ.
- is the process of viewing dead tissue.
- are fibrous bands that connect bone to bone.
- anti means against.
- is a masticated lump of food.
- is the combining form for the small intestine.
- position is face forward, arms at sides,palms forward,with toes pointed forward.
- is the combining form that means windpipe.
- singular of viscera is viscer.
31 Clues: is an eponym. • anti means against. • is an inflammation. • pertains to shoulder. • means toward the tail. • means pain in the ear. • form for fat is adip/o. • is the study of tissues. • is the term meaning neck. • cavity contains the heart. • means pertaining to the head. • is a masticated lump of food. • singular of viscera is viscer. • means inflammation of the heart. • ...
Medical records 2013-10-02
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- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
- protected health information
- EMRs take less of this type of space
- advancing at a rapid pace
- partly remove or correct
- capability of a system to work with or use the parts of another system
- personal digital assistant
- electronic medical record
- Electronic health record
- which president issued the executive order designed to promote the interoperability of health records
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- primary care provider
- nationwide health information network
- National Alliance for Health Information Technology
- generally or widely accepted
- helps patients access their information from an outside computer
- Type of back up for an EMR system
- type of training for EMR systems
- type of communicating with a pt. w/o saying anything
- type of medical record
- good things that come along with EMRs
- Personal health record
21 Clues: primary care provider • type of medical record • Personal health record • partly remove or correct • Electronic health record • advancing at a rapid pace • electronic medical record • personal digital assistant • generally or widely accepted • protected health information • type of training for EMR systems • Type of back up for an EMR system • EMRs take less of this type of space • ...
Medical Conditions 2013-09-03
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- This condition is often overlooked when dealing with other more serious injuries
- You notice that a colleague has been looking into the distance for a minutes at a time and they don't seem to remember anything you have said to them. What could they be suffering from?
- There is a man in the foyer who seems to be drunk - he is really angry but he doesn't smell of alcohol - he smells of something strange? I wonder what is wrong?
- You should never find these in a first aid box
- Never let your bandage does this!
- The way you should lean when you are having a nose bleed
- This liquid may help to protect my tooth until I get to a dentist
- The depth of compression on a child or infant
- You should roll a casualty in the recovery position to the other side every.........minutes
- What is the casualty NOT doing if they have agonal breathing?
- I'm having an asthma attack! Quick, bring me my....?
- This can occur up to 72 hours after a near drowning
- What does CPR stand for?
- This is when the heart is beating chaotically without a steady rhythm
- What is the priority when dealing with a regurgitating casualty ALONE?
- Which area of the body starts to die after 3 minutes without oxygen
- The only way we can distinguish between a sprain/strain and a fracture
- Medication commonly used to treat angina
- Last week you saved someone from drowning and now you are finding it difficult to sleep. What could you be suffering from?
- This is how many breaths are needed when performing CPR on a drowning casualty
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- The best treatment for a burn or scald
- What is anaphylaxis?
- Make sure you protect yourself with these before performing first aid
- I've overdone it in the gym and now I'm shaking, sweating and I'm having palpitations
- This casualty is finding it difficult to breathe and is experiencing a feeling of light-headedness
- We got great weather at Bingley Music Live this year but now I'm feeling sick, my muscles really ache and I've got a banging headache. What's wrong with me?
- What does AED stand for?
- What is the most effective way of dealing with regurgitation of a spinal casualty when in a TEAM?
- You may experience these if you are having a heart attack
- What could you do with the other eye when one is injured to prevent excess movement
- Every first aid book should have this as a minimum - although it may not help you treat anybody
- The best thing to remove a bee sting
- This is where you should put discarded needles
- We check for normal breathing for up to how many seconds?
- The best protection for a burn or scald
35 Clues: What is anaphylaxis? • What does AED stand for? • What does CPR stand for? • Never let your bandage does this! • The best thing to remove a bee sting • The best treatment for a burn or scald • The best protection for a burn or scald • Medication commonly used to treat angina • The depth of compression on a child or infant • You should never find these in a first aid box • ...
Medical Terms 2013-12-05
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- stomat/o means
- means paralysis
- pus in the uterine tube
- puncture to aspirate
- inflammation of the brain
- crushing of stones
- disease of the brain
- urination
- milk discharge
- blephar/o means
- radicul/o means
- peps/o means
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- omphal/o means
- kinesi/o means
- lei/o means
- growth
- sphygm/o means
- dry eyes
- thym/i means
- originating
- surgical repair of cartilage
- means laber
- narrowing of a vessel
- pertaining to the kidney
- gastr/o means
25 Clues: growth • dry eyes • urination • lei/o means • originating • means laber • thym/i means • peps/o means • gastr/o means • omphal/o means • kinesi/o means • stomat/o means • sphygm/o means • milk discharge • means paralysis • blephar/o means • radicul/o means • crushing of stones • puncture to aspirate • disease of the brain • narrowing of a vessel • pus in the uterine tube • pertaining to the kidney • ...
Medical Terms 2015-09-01
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- the bone in upper leg
- Artery is not fully occluded
- cardiovascular system carrying oxygenated blood throughout the body
- cardiovascular system carrying blood back to heart and through lungs for oxygen
- muscle responsible for 75% of body respiratory effort
- term meaning towards the back of the body
- A term meaning occurring on both sides
- main organ part of the renal system
- A term meaning occurring on one side
- meaning the same side
- meaning opposite side
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- support the pulmonary system
- Artery is fully occluded
- one bone in lower leg
- term meaning towards the front of the body
- disease resulting from body not having or regulating insulin
- term meaning away from the center of the body
- a disease causing an increase in blood pressure
- the largest organ in the human body
- term meaning end closest to the body
- main organ part of the cardiovascular system
- Acronym for Ears Nose and Throat
22 Clues: the bone in upper leg • one bone in lower leg • meaning the same side • meaning opposite side • Artery is fully occluded • support the pulmonary system • Artery is not fully occluded • Acronym for Ears Nose and Throat • the largest organ in the human body • main organ part of the renal system • term meaning end closest to the body • A term meaning occurring on one side • ...
Medical Vocabulary 2015-10-01
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- quick to become severe/bad
- type of disease typically involving insulin deficiency
- objects that people with injured legs or feet use to help them walk
- experiencing pain
- loss of mental capacity
- the hospital room used for treating patients with immediate and life-threatening injuries
- broken or cracked bone
- in need of water
- a medical problem that needs immediate attention
- restoring a person's breath and circulation
- medication that kills bacteria and cures infections
- a lack of something necessary for one's health
- injured body tissue that is visible underneath the skin
- a bone that is divided in two or more pieces as a result of an injury
- a device that holds injured body parts in place
- a virus commonly contracted by children, characterized by itchy spots all over the body
- medical explanation of an illness or condition
- permanent removal of a limb
- occurs when the body doesn't have enough red blood cells
- removal of human tissue in order to conduct certain medical tests
- pain that won't go away
- disease caused by the uncontrollable growth of cells
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- on the outside
- a body's abnormal reaction to certain foods or environmental substances (eg causes a rash)
- many types of respiratory or intestinal infections passed on through a virus
- emergency vehicle that rushes people to a hospital
- a scheduled meeting with a medical professional
- when a bone is temporarily separated from its joint
- higher than normal body temperature
- wounds that develop on a patient's body from lying in one place for too long
- not harmful (not cancerous)
- a hard bandage that is wrapped around a broken bone to keep it in place
- a sac in the body-tissue filled with fluid (sometimes diseased)
- a disease that causes the joints to become swollen and crippled
- a disease-causing organism
- type of treatment used on cancer patients
- not normal for the human body
- unable to hear
- a medical disorder that is harmful to a person's health
- pressure the rate at which blood flows through the body (high/low)
- causing death
- a condition that causes a blockage of the airway and makes it difficult for a person to breathe
- position of an unborn baby in which the feet are down and the head is up
43 Clues: causing death • on the outside • unable to hear • in need of water • experiencing pain • broken or cracked bone • loss of mental capacity • pain that won't go away • quick to become severe/bad • a disease-causing organism • not harmful (not cancerous) • permanent removal of a limb • not normal for the human body • higher than normal body temperature • ...
Medical Vocabulary 2015-10-01
Across
- Unable to hear
- Loss of mental capacity
- A medical problem that needs immediate attention
- A sac in the body-tissue filled with fluid (sometimes diseased)
- A virus commonly contracted by children, characterized by itchy spots all over the body
- Emergency vehicle that rushes people to a hospital
- A device that holds injured body parts in place
- A broken or cracked bone
- A scheduled meeting with a medical professional
- Not harmful (not cancerous)
- Medication that kills bacteria and cures infections
- Injured body tissue that is visible underneath the skin
- A medical disorder that is harmful to a person's health
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- Causing death
- A condition that causes a blockage of the airway and makes it difficult for a person to breathe
- Medical explanation of an illness or condition
- Objects that people with injured legs or feet use to help them walk
- A wound that develop on a patient's body from lying in one place for too long
- Restoring a person's breath and circulation
- On the outside
- In need of water
- Type of treatment used on cancer patients
- Permanent removal of a limb
- Pain that won't go away
- Many types of respiratory or intestinal infections passed on through a virus
- Quick to become severe/bad
- Experiencing pain
- When a bone is temporarily separated from its joint
- Removal of human tissue in order to conduct certain medical tests
- A hard bandage that is wrapped around a broken bone to keep it in place
- Higher than normal body temperature
- Position of an unborn baby in which the feet are down and the head is up
- The hospital room used for treating patients with immediate and life-threatening injuries
33 Clues: Causing death • Unable to hear • On the outside • In need of water • Experiencing pain • Loss of mental capacity • Pain that won't go away • A broken or cracked bone • Quick to become severe/bad • Permanent removal of a limb • Not harmful (not cancerous) • Higher than normal body temperature • Type of treatment used on cancer patients • Restoring a person's breath and circulation • ...
Medical terms 2014-12-01
Across
- pain
- disease
- liver
- abnormal,flow
- black
- red
- artery
- abdomin
- noun,form
- hardening
- visual,examination
- tonsil
- puncture,remove,fluid
- inside,within
- through
- pertaining,to
- rupture
- stone
- bursting,forth
- intestine
- nerve
- surgical repair
- skull
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- blue
- pain,suffering
- joint
- white
- stomach
- removal
- enlargement
- tissue,death
- recording
- inflammation
- blood
- softening
- narrowing
- gray
- heart
- appendix
- stitching,suture
- fatty,plague
- record,result
- abnormal condition
- cell
- gland
45 Clues: red • blue • pain • gray • cell • joint • white • liver • black • blood • heart • stone • nerve • skull • gland • artery • tonsil • disease • stomach • removal • abdomin • through • rupture • appendix • recording • softening • noun,form • hardening • narrowing • intestine • enlargement • tissue,death • inflammation • fatty,plague • abnormal,flow • inside,within • pertaining,to • record,result • pain,suffering • bursting,forth • surgical repair • stitching,suture • ...
medical abbreviations 2014-08-26
25 Clues: c • dx • IV • O2 • Rx • GU • ht • hr • EEG • H2O • hypo • cath. • hyper • disorder GI • therapy O.T. • room ER • supply cs • Care Unit CCU • privileges BR/P • resuscitation CPR • meals a.c. • of sleep hs • meals p.c. • of bed OOb • needed prn
Medical Terms 2014-09-08
Across
- What is the prefix for below
- What is the prefix for underneath
- Before the word root
- Which plane is the front only
- Pertaining to underneath the skin
- What is the word root for stomach
- What is the word root for disease
- Which plane cuts the body in half
- What is the word root for heart
- What combining form means to cut
- Excessive tension
- What is the suffix for inflammation
- Pertaingin to low tempature
- Not normal State
- Pertaining to both sides
- What combining form means nerve
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- What combining form means ear
- What is the suffix for one who studies
- What is the suffix for viewing instument
- What is the word root for liver
- Which plane is also called horizontal
- What is the prefix for high
- What is the suffix for process of viewing
- Pertaining to the inside of the heart
- What is the word root for bone
- What combining form means blood
- What combining form means voice box
- What combining form means nose
28 Clues: Not normal State • Excessive tension • Before the word root • Pertaining to both sides • What is the prefix for high • Pertaingin to low tempature • What is the prefix for below • What combining form means ear • Which plane is the front only • What is the word root for bone • What combining form means nose • What is the word root for liver • What is the word root for heart • ...
medical prefixes 2023-11-01
21 Clues: red • fat • lung • fast • skin • self • cold • vein • slow • above • death • within • change • inside • through • between • absent,lacking • joined,together • against,opposite • above,surrounding • surrounding,around
medical prefixes 2023-11-01
21 Clues: red • fat • lung • fast • skin • self • cold • vein • slow • above • death • within • change • inside • through • between • absent,lacking • joined,together • against,opposite • above,surrounding • surrounding,around
Medical Terms 2023-12-19
Across
- fatty plaque
- Resonance Imaging (MRI)Picture of the arties and veins
- study of the heart
- - Blood Pressure
- or EKG - Electrocardiogram
- blood refills them
- Failure Your heart is not working anymore
- Infarction (Heart Attack)- chest pain
- Ultrasound Scan of heart
- - Heartbeat out of normal rhythm
- blood disease
- - Myocardial Infarction
- (ECG or EKG) Testing the electric in the heart
- chronic pain
- pain scale
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- part of the heart that is essential
- beats blood to rest of organs
- blood flows through them
- Taking a picture of the heart
- high heart rate and blood pressure
- Artery Disease (CAD)causes heart attacks
- - Congestive Heart Failure
- Catheterization
- sometimes they can get blocked
- - Coronary Artery Disease
25 Clues: pain scale • fatty plaque • chronic pain • blood disease • Catheterization • - Blood Pressure • study of the heart • blood refills them • - Myocardial Infarction • blood flows through them • Ultrasound Scan of heart • - Coronary Artery Disease • or EKG - Electrocardiogram • - Congestive Heart Failure • beats blood to rest of organs • Taking a picture of the heart • ...
Medical Term 2023-12-04
Across
- Elevation in blood pressure.
- The abnormal presence of out pockets, pouches, or sacs on the surface of the small intestine or colon.
- An inflammation of the liver caused by virus, bacteria, toxins, obstruction, parasites, or chemicals.
- Occurs when an increased osmolar load enters the small intestine too quickly from the stomach.
- Uncomfortable pressure, fullness, squeezing, or pain in the center of the chest.
- Altered or impaired sense of taste.
- A thickening of the walls of the vessels and a loss of vascular elasticity.
- The upper portion of the stomach protrudes through the esophageal hiatus into the thoracic cavity.
- Frequent episodes of binge eating followed by inappropriate behaviors such as self-induced vomiting to avoid weight gain.
Down
- An increase in the frequency of bowel movements and/or an increase in the water content of stools that affects either the consistency or the volume of fecal output.
- An excess of body fat or adipose tissue.
- The formation of stones within the gallbladder or biliary duct system.
- Sensation of oral dryness due to diminished saliva production.
- A yellowish discoloration of the body tissues and is the result of elevated extracellular fluid concentration of bilirubin.
- A motility disorder in which there is an absence of peristalsis or weakened esophageal peristalsis.
- Any pathological condition where fibrous connective tissue replaces healthy tissue in an organ, such as the liver.
- An inflammation of the gastric mucosa.
- Difficulty swallowing.
- Excessive dieting, severe weight loss, and distorted body image with a pathological fear of being fat.
- Reduced absorption of fat, carbohydrate, or protein as a result of maldigestion or damage to the anatomy and physiology of the small intestine.
20 Clues: Difficulty swallowing. • Elevation in blood pressure. • Altered or impaired sense of taste. • An inflammation of the gastric mucosa. • An excess of body fat or adipose tissue. • Sensation of oral dryness due to diminished saliva production. • The formation of stones within the gallbladder or biliary duct system. • ...
Medical Terms 2024-02-06
Across
- A skin disease.
- A blood clot within a blood vessel that affects normal blood flow.
- Affecting both sides of the body.
- Diseases characterized by dry skin.
- Relating to the chest or thorax.
- Inflammation of one or more arteries.
- The heart muscle.
- Identification of a condition.
- Inflammation in the heart.
- Unborn baby from the eighth week after fertilization until delivery.
- Condition resulting bluish skin, stems from lack of oxygen in the blood.
- A solid swelling of clotted blood within the tissues.
- Relating to a procedure that uses an endoscope, a long, flexible, lighted tube, to diagnose or treat a condition.
- The study of life.
- Heart
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- Subcutaneous inflammation of connective tissue.
- Relating to or near the small of the back and the back part of the pelvis between the hips.
- A slowing of the heart rate.
- Applied under the skin.
- Calf bone.
- A cancer arising in the epithelial tissue of the skin.
- A light spongy cubical bone forming much of the walls of the nasal cavity.
- The predicated outcome of disease progression and treatment.
- Smooth muscle tumors commonly present in women 45+.
- The removal of an organ or tissue from one body that is implanted into another.
- A persistent condition usually more than three months.
- Deficient supply of blood to a body part that is due to obstruction of the inflow of arterial blood.
- Bones of the wrist that connect to the forearm.
- Taking place without oxygen.
- Circuit of blood through the arteries and veins.
30 Clues: Heart • Calf bone. • A skin disease. • The heart muscle. • The study of life. • Applied under the skin. • Inflammation in the heart. • A slowing of the heart rate. • Taking place without oxygen. • Identification of a condition. • Relating to the chest or thorax. • Affecting both sides of the body. • Diseases characterized by dry skin. • Inflammation of one or more arteries. • ...
Medical Vocab 2024-01-08
22 Clues: Mi • Soy • Roto • Tengo • Dolor • Doctor • Enfermo • Mareado • Garganta • Hospital • Me duele • Hinchado • Me siento • Enfermera • Adolorado • Calambres • Enfermería • Fracturado • Dolor de cabeza • Dolor de estómago • Oficina del doctor • Sala de emergencias
Medical Roots 2024-02-13
36 Clues: eye • ear • red • arm • blue • skin • lung • cell • cell • vein • mouth • joint • colon • brain • blood • black • birth • urine • heart • liver • gland • nerve • muscle • cancer • tissue • artery • kidney • vessel • abdomen • disease • abdomen • hearing • stomach • infection • adrenal glad • lymph vessels
Medical Sciences 2022-07-28
Across
- Study of children
- Study of the body's resistance to disease
- Study of older people's medial issues
- Study of pregnancy and childbirth
- Study of muscular and skeletal systems
- Study of blood
- Study of the ear, nose, throat
- Study of the heart
- Study of urinary, male reproductive systems
- Study of the female reproductive system
- Study of newborns
- Study of the mind
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- Study of health conditions in specific populations
- Study of the stomach and intestines
- Study of drugs and their use
- Study of kidneys
- Study of tissues
- Study of X-rays, radioactive diagnosis
- Study of the feet
- Study of poisonous substances
- Study of skin
- Study of cancers
- Study of diseases
- Study of the eye
- Study of the nervous system
- Study of hormones, hormone glands
26 Clues: Study of skin • Study of blood • Study of kidneys • Study of tissues • Study of cancers • Study of the eye • Study of children • Study of the feet • Study of diseases • Study of newborns • Study of the mind • Study of the heart • Study of the nervous system • Study of drugs and their use • Study of poisonous substances • Study of the ear, nose, throat • Study of pregnancy and childbirth • ...
Medical Sciences 2022-07-28
Across
- Study of cancers
- Study of the body's resistance to disease
- Study of drugs and their use
- Study of urinary, male reproductive systems
- Study of poisonous substances
- Study of skin
- Study of children
- Study of the eye
- Study of older people's medial issues
- Study of the female reproductive system
- Study of kidneys
- Study of the feet
- Study of X-rays, radioactive diagnosis
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- Study of diseases
- Study of the mind
- Study of the nervous system
- Study of tissues
- Study of pregnancy and childbirth
- Study of the ear, nose, throat
- Study of newborns
- Study of the heart
- Study of blood
- Study of muscular and skeletal systems
- Study of the stomach and intestines
- Study of hormones, hormone glands
- Study of health conditions in specific populations
26 Clues: Study of skin • Study of blood • Study of cancers • Study of tissues • Study of the eye • Study of kidneys • Study of diseases • Study of the mind • Study of newborns • Study of children • Study of the feet • Study of the heart • Study of the nervous system • Study of drugs and their use • Study of poisonous substances • Study of the ear, nose, throat • Study of pregnancy and childbirth • ...
Medical Sciences 2022-07-28
Across
- Study of the body's resistance to disease
- Study of the mind
- Study of blood
- Study of cancers
- Study of pregnancy and childbirth
- Study of skin
- Study of the stomach and intestines
- Study of diseases
- Study of tissues
- Study of the eye
- Study of health factors in specific populations
- Study of the heart
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- Study of the feet
- Study of hormones, hormone glands
- Study of drugs and their use
- Study of muscular and skeletal systems
- Study of poisonous substances
- Study of kidneys
- Study of older people's medial issues
- Study of urinary, male reproductive systems
- Study of X-rays, radioactive diagnosis
- Study of newborns
- Study of the female reproductive system
- Study of the nervous system
- Study of the ear, nose, throat
- Study of children
26 Clues: Study of skin • Study of blood • Study of cancers • Study of kidneys • Study of tissues • Study of the eye • Study of the feet • Study of the mind • Study of newborns • Study of diseases • Study of children • Study of the heart • Study of the nervous system • Study of drugs and their use • Study of poisonous substances • Study of the ear, nose, throat • Study of hormones, hormone glands • ...
Medical Science 2022-06-09
Across
- Information from the gene is copied from DNA to RNA
- Belief that the body can cure itself
- A protein produced by the body's immune system when it detects antigens
- Thin flexible tube used for colonoscopy
- Acquired due to lifestyle, genetic, or environmental factors
- Cancer in the bone marrow
- The use of plants and tress to clean up contaminated soil and water
- The attempt to make our thoughts and principles coherent
- They are how chemical reactions take place
- Speak to a registered nurse 24/7
- RNA mostly resides in cells what?
- Single-celled, microscopic, and lack a nucleus
- A disease originated from a hospital
- High temperature or extreme pH can change the shape
- Use of gamma radiation to destroy microbes
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- Bacteria that survives exposure to antibiotics
- Two or more double bonds and are better for you
- Procedure done when a stent in put into the coronary artery
- Process that uses decomposers to improve condition of contaminated environments
- Ability of a pathogen to infect or damage a host
- Liquid portion of blood
- Fatty wax-like substance made by the liver
- Main storage of energy
- Relationship between a gene and the actual trait it produces
- Anything that creates an unclean environment
- Drugs that destroy cancer cells but is not target specific
- Reviews costs of medicines
27 Clues: Main storage of energy • Liquid portion of blood • Cancer in the bone marrow • Reviews costs of medicines • Speak to a registered nurse 24/7 • RNA mostly resides in cells what? • Belief that the body can cure itself • A disease originated from a hospital • Thin flexible tube used for colonoscopy • Fatty wax-like substance made by the liver • ...
medical terms 2022-10-06
Across
- is the outermost layer of skin
- is high blood pressure
- is a pain in chest related to the heart
- fracture is is a broken bone that shatters into pieces
- is a blood clot
- is body fat measured based on height and weight
- is low blood pressure
- is the most common type of white blood cell
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- is a condition ,tumor,or growth
- is inflamed or infected tissue benath the skin
- is a wound ,sore, or cut
- is stitches
- is the prefix for against
- is a term used to describe cancer
- is a tissue sample for testing purposes
- is mass or growth of thin tissue
- structure is a broken a broken bone that protrudes through the skin
- is a condition that is severe or onset
- is a injury of the skin and viscel linings in the bosy
- is swelling
20 Clues: is stitches • is swelling • is a blood clot • is low blood pressure • is high blood pressure • is a wound ,sore, or cut • is the prefix for against • is the outermost layer of skin • is a condition ,tumor,or growth • is mass or growth of thin tissue • is a term used to describe cancer • is a condition that is severe or onset • is a pain in chest related to the heart • ...
Medical terms 2022-10-06
21 Clues: skin • hair • ears • eyes • heart • blood • veins • Bones • fascia • nervous • tendons • muscles • arteries • cartilage • ligaments • Oilglands • bonemarrow • sweatglands • capillaries • pertaining to the brain • inflamation of the spinal cord
Medical Jobs 2022-10-17
Across
- specialists who treats disorders or diseases of the heart
- practitioner; similar to primary care doctor (can treat/diagnose illnesses)
- specialists who can repair (cut open) organs
- specializes in treating or diagnosing foot disorders
- specializing in caring for those near death
- specializes in reading or examining results of x-rays
- specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions of the eye
- specialists who treats disorders or diseases of the urinary system
- specializing in implementing cancer treatment
- specializes in treating allergies and asthma
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- surgeons; specialists who change the appearance of a person
- therapist; rehabilitates patients who have had an injury
- specializes in treating or diagnosing skin disorders
- specializes in female care including pregnancies
- specializes in diseases or problems with the digestive system
- specializing in providing sleepy or pain meds before a surgery
- specializes in diagnosing the health of cells with a microscope
- specializes in helping patients with mental health care
- care doctor; main provide that treats all types of patients
- specializes in diagnosing or treating hormone disorders
- a doctor that cares for babies, children and teenagers
21 Clues: specializing in caring for those near death • specialists who can repair (cut open) organs • specializes in treating allergies and asthma • specializing in implementing cancer treatment • specializes in female care including pregnancies • specializes in treating or diagnosing skin disorders • specializes in treating or diagnosing foot disorders • ...
Medical Terms 2024-04-25
Across
- red blood condition
- resembling red
- tumor resembling a papilla
- pertaining to bruising
- study of fungi
- incisions in dead tissue
- pertaining to blue
- fat condition
- blood, tumor
- fungus condition
- fatty tumor
- study of blood
- fat cell
- abnormal conditioned cell
- death condition
- condition of outer layer
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- study of skin
- cell that produces melanin
- scaly, pertaining to
- fish condition
- cancerous tumor/mass
- similar to white
- bruising condition
- eyelid incision
- fish specialist
- tumor in eyelid
- resembling fat
- study of death
- blue condition
- red blood cell
30 Clues: fat cell • fatty tumor • blood, tumor • study of skin • fat condition • resembling red • fish condition • study of fungi • study of blood • resembling fat • study of death • blue condition • red blood cell • eyelid incision • fish specialist • tumor in eyelid • death condition • similar to white • fungus condition • pertaining to blue • bruising condition • red blood condition • scaly, pertaining to • ...
Medical Terms 2024-04-03
Across
- stomat/o means
- means paralysis
- pus in the uterine tube
- puncture to aspirate
- inflammation of the brain
- crushing of stones
- disease of the brain
- urination
- milk discharge
- blephar/o means
- radicul/o means
- peps/o means
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- omphal/o means
- kinesi/o means
- lei/o means
- growth
- sphygm/o means
- dry eyes
- thym/i means
- originating
- surgical repair of cartilage
- means laber
- narrowing of a vessel
- pertaining to the kidney
- gastr/o means
25 Clues: growth • dry eyes • urination • lei/o means • originating • means laber • thym/i means • peps/o means • gastr/o means • omphal/o means • kinesi/o means • stomat/o means • sphygm/o means • milk discharge • means paralysis • blephar/o means • radicul/o means • crushing of stones • puncture to aspirate • disease of the brain • narrowing of a vessel • pus in the uterine tube • pertaining to the kidney • ...
Medical Terms 2024-04-03
Across
- pertaining to skin
- nail eating and swallowing
- one who studies skin
- state of before knowledge
- above or on top of skin
- instrument to visually examine stomach
- skin inflammation
- pertaining to cerebrum
- instrument to visually examine cells
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- joint inflammation
- state of complete knowledge
- abnormal condition of hidden nail
- below skin
- gland tumor
- abnormal condition of death
- gland inflammation
- to view life
- dry skin
- study of the heart
- study of life
20 Clues: dry skin • below skin • gland tumor • to view life • study of life • skin inflammation • joint inflammation • pertaining to skin • gland inflammation • study of the heart • one who studies skin • pertaining to cerebrum • above or on top of skin • state of before knowledge • nail eating and swallowing • state of complete knowledge • abnormal condition of death • abnormal condition of hidden nail • ...
Medical Toxicology 2024-05-02
Across
- Deadly (but intelligent!) invertebrate
- Key component of Scorpion venom
- Castor bean derivative
- Potential exposure if your patient in the EMS bay is wet... Drooling, crying, vomiting etc
- Toxic alkaloid with analgesic properties derived from a South American amphibian
- Adverse effect of overdose on this heart healthy drug
- Help! I ingested this substance from an unlabeled bottle in my garage and now my urine is fluorescent
- Should be avoided in cocaine intoxication
- Oops, I accidentally widened my QRS after this toxic ingestion
- Antidote for hydrazine intoxication
- Toxic fungi resembling a nerdy organ
- Radiopaque on XR
- Hallmark of this NMDA receptor antagonist intoxication
- Why your urine may be wine colored
- Hallmark of isopropyl alcohol toxicity
- Enzyme used to make this fragmented antidote
- Can inform the need for liver transplant
- Why ethanol ingestion can be dangerous for kiddos
- Aforementioned wonder drug
- Adverse effect of a toxic alcohol poisoning
- Suspected toxicity for Hypotensive, bradycardic, AND hyperglycemic patient
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- One of the Killer Bs!
- Oops, I took some of the drug in 3 Down with my SSRI
- Party amphetamine (abbreviation)
- Partied too hard with my pacifier and now I have this
- Used to prevent "aging"
- Competitive inhibitor of alcohol dehydrogenase
- Too much of this antihypertensive might cause accidental toxicity
- When a small amount is stronger
- Where salicylate toxicity and Harry Potter overlap
- This antidote does the opposite of oxidize
- If lithium level > 5.0
- Component of Cyanokit
- Matthew's Counterpart
- HCOOH (toxic alcohol metabolite)
- Seeing sounds, hearing colors
- Critical action in organophosphate poisoning
- Smells like garlic?
- This animal's blood is purified to produce the anti-venom for 39 Down
- A patient with epilepsy overdosed on their medication and now has this lab abnormality
- A wonder drug is derived from this lizard's saliva
- Venomous snakes found in North America
42 Clues: Radiopaque on XR • Smells like garlic? • One of the Killer Bs! • Component of Cyanokit • Matthew's Counterpart • Castor bean derivative • If lithium level > 5.0 • Used to prevent "aging" • Aforementioned wonder drug • Seeing sounds, hearing colors • Key component of Scorpion venom • When a small amount is stronger • Party amphetamine (abbreviation) • HCOOH (toxic alcohol metabolite) • ...
Medical Abbreviations 2024-08-27
Medical Terms 2024-08-28
Across
- DOB
- the underside of a foot
- if you are laying on your stomach you are __
- occurs when you bring your feet towards the midline of your body
- when you point your toes towards your body
- rotating your arm so that your palm is facing down is ___
- situated away from a center
- stretching or tearing of the muscles/tendons
- farthest from the center of the body
- a discoloration of the skin
- recent or new injury
- the hamstrings are ____ to the quads
- movement away from the midline of the body
- swelling in the joint
- the head is ___ to the neck
- to pull backwards
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- to push forwards
- situated or pertaining to a center
- partial or incomplete separation of a joint
- HA
- Dx
- fx
- happens when you rotate your forearm so that your palm is facing up
- ___ is pain felt somewhere other than its organ
- closest to the skin
- ___ is looseness in the joint
- complete separation of 2 ends of a joint
- the chest is __ to the arm
- movement towards the midline of the body
- laying face up
- occurs when you rotate your feet outwards
- occurs when you are doing calf raises
- stretching or tearing of the ligaments
- swelling in the tissue
- Hx
35 Clues: HA • Dx • fx • Hx • DOB • laying face up • to push forwards • to pull backwards • closest to the skin • recent or new injury • swelling in the joint • swelling in the tissue • the underside of a foot • the chest is __ to the arm • situated away from a center • a discoloration of the skin • the head is ___ to the neck • ___ is looseness in the joint • situated or pertaining to a center • ...
Medical terms 2024-08-29
Across
- The brain is ____ to the lungs
- Turning your arm away from your body is an ____ rotation
- The trunk is ____ to the arms
- I hit my knee on the ground, now I have a big _____
- The kidneys are ____ to the lungs
- ACL tears are a ____ injury
- Calf raises practice ____
- A bicep curl is an example of ____
- When a bone slips out of a joint
- bid
- I dislocated my knee, now there is a lot of ____
- The top of your hand is ____ to your palm
- BP
- Your shin is ____ to your calf
- Slouching your shoulders forward
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- An example of this would be a brain freeze
- I am unable to turn my head a full 180 or 360 because my head does not have that ____
- Shrugging your shoulders down is ____
- Walking on your heals is ____
- The arms are ____ to the trunk of your body
- I just broke my finger at practice, this is an ____ injury
- The skin is ____ to the femur
- Neg
- I tore a muscle,this is an example of ____
- Your calf is ____ to your shin
- Having good posture and putting your shoulders back is an example of ____
- ER
- Your bicep is ____ to your finger
- YOur finger is ____ to your wrist
- Holding a bowl of soup is an example of ____
- The structure that connects muscle to bone
- amt
- Turning your arm towards your body is an ____ rotation
- When you are tense it causes shoulder ____
- My knee cap hurts when I press on it, that is an example of ____
35 Clues: ER • BP • Neg • amt • bid • Calf raises practice ____ • ACL tears are a ____ injury • Walking on your heals is ____ • The trunk is ____ to the arms • The skin is ____ to the femur • The brain is ____ to the lungs • Your calf is ____ to your shin • Your shin is ____ to your calf • When a bone slips out of a joint • Slouching your shoulders forward • The kidneys are ____ to the lungs • ...
Medical Specialties 2023-06-14
Across
- Treats eye conditions
- Treatment of nerves and nervous system
- Deals with heart problems
- Respiratory system problems
- treats mental illnesses
- Stomach issues
- Deals with blood diseases
- Treats female anatomy
- Pt's sensitive to foods, pollens, etc.
- Cares for pregnant pt's
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- Uses radioactive substances to treat pt's
- Skin disorders
- Deals with glandular issues
- Specializes in cancer and tumors
- Specializes in urinary system
- Deals with kidneys
- Treats and operates on bones
- Administers anesthesia to pts having sx
- Treatment from birth to 18 years
- Family doctor
20 Clues: Family doctor • Skin disorders • Stomach issues • Deals with kidneys • Treats eye conditions • Treats female anatomy • treats mental illnesses • Cares for pregnant pt's • Deals with heart problems • Deals with blood diseases • Deals with glandular issues • Respiratory system problems • Treats and operates on bones • Specializes in urinary system • Specializes in cancer and tumors • ...
MEDICAL TERMS 2023-07-07
21 Clues: BI/O • HEM/O • CYT/O • ADEN/O • LEUK/O • DERM/O • GNOS/O • HEPAT/O • ENTER/O • GASTR/O • CARDI/O • ARTHR/O • LAPAR/O • GYNEC/O • NEPHR/O • CEPHAL/O • CARCIN/O • CEREBR/O • ERYTHR/O • ELECTR/O • ENCEPHAL/O
Medical Abbreviations 2022-11-01
medical vocabulary 2022-12-13
Across
- The section of backbone in your neck.
- A painful cramp.
- Made of ribs and breastbone.
- Often connected with botox or vaccine.
- First type of clothing you put on.
- When faulty cells grow in your body.
- This creature drinks mother's milk.
- That is adjective to describe acute pain.
- My family doctor.
- When I am scared & panic & cannot sleep.
- Large gland in your stomach.
- My arm or leg.
- You wear it on a broken leg.
Down
- Take the air in and out.
- When my wound is getting better.
- The fluid making your fingers or feet bigger.
- When a vein is blocked and my brain suffers.
- Those 2 objects help me walk after injury.
- Disease, illness.
- Opposite of soft.
- Someone doing a course.
- Give someone half.
- You cannot stand and your body drops.
- The patient can see & hear.
- You are born female or male.
25 Clues: My arm or leg. • A painful cramp. • Disease, illness. • Opposite of soft. • My family doctor. • Give someone half. • Someone doing a course. • Take the air in and out. • The patient can see & hear. • Made of ribs and breastbone. • You are born female or male. • Large gland in your stomach. • You wear it on a broken leg. • When my wound is getting better. • ...
Medical terms 2023-02-03
Across
- lying on the back
- the back of the body or body part
- toward the midline of the body
- the standard reference position for the body in the study of anatomy. in this position the body is standing erect, facing the observer, with arms down at the sides and the palms of the hands forward
- the trunk of the body; the body without the head and the extremities
- An imaginary line drawn down the center of the body, dividing it into right and left halves.
- Limited to one side
Down
- a sitting position
- the study of the body structure
- word part added to the beginning of a root or word to modify or quality its meaning
- A word root with an added vowel that can be joined with other words, roots, or suffixes to form a new word.
- toward the head
- the front of the body or body part
- referring to the front of the body
- a word formed from two or more whole words
- to the side, away from the midline of the body
- referring to the sole of the foot
- referring to the back of the body or the back of the hand or foot
- word part added to the end of a root or word to complete its meaning
- foundation of a word that is not a word that can stand on its own
20 Clues: toward the head • lying on the back • a sitting position • Limited to one side • toward the midline of the body • the study of the body structure • the back of the body or body part • referring to the sole of the foot • the front of the body or body part • referring to the front of the body • a word formed from two or more whole words • ...
Medical Technology 2023-02-07
Across
- Differentiates Staph from Strep
- antigenic determinantv
- infective stage of Plasmodium in vector
- cell wall component of bacteria
- Known to prolong PT
- antifungal in Thayer-Martin medium
- azurophilic granules
- toxic to Neisseria
Down
- key component of fibrinolysis
- creamy layer in standing plasma test
- used for embedding eyes
- major NPN in urine
- green amniotic fluid
- predominant WBC in adult CSF
- salivary amylase
- positive for leukocyte esterase in reagent strip
- need a protein carrier to elicit immune response
- required storage temp for plasma component
- Charcot-leyden crystals
- other term for pinworm infection
20 Clues: salivary amylase • major NPN in urine • toxic to Neisseria • Known to prolong PT • green amniotic fluid • azurophilic granules • antigenic determinantv • used for embedding eyes • Charcot-leyden crystals • predominant WBC in adult CSF • key component of fibrinolysis • Differentiates Staph from Strep • cell wall component of bacteria • other term for pinworm infection • ...
