medical terminology Crossword Puzzles

Medical Law 2022-05-10

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ten
eleven
fourteen
thirteen
twenty
seventeen
one
sixteen
nineteen
five

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seven
eighteen
nine
eight
six
twelve
three
two
four
fifteen
twenty one

21 Clues: ten • six • two • one • nine • four • five • seven • eight • three • eleven • twelve • twenty • sixteen • fifteen • eighteen • fourteen • thirteen • nineteen • seventeen • twenty one

Medical law 2022-05-11

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36 Clues: D • H • s • g • u • f • a • Q • k • r • I • l • e • x • c • Y • b • J • t • v • p • o • n • z • M • pr • ik • Ab • tv • jk • Cd • Ef • Sr • mo • hl • BTS

Medical Vocab 2022-04-25

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Prescription
Medicine
Patient
Allergy
Medical insurance
Cough syrup
Small Pox
Bandaid
Measles
Doctor
Emergency Room
Pharmacy
Broken leg
Indigestion
Flu
Pill
Cast

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Nurse
Wheelchair
Fever
Chicken Pox
Cough
Epidemic
Vitamin
Spots
Rubella
Cold
Hospital
X-Rays
Aspirin

30 Clues: Flu • Cold • Pill • Cast • Nurse • Fever • Cough • Spots • Doctor • X-Rays • Patient • Allergy • Vitamin • Rubella • Bandaid • Measles • Aspirin • Medicine • Epidemic • Hospital • Pharmacy • Small Pox • Wheelchair • Broken leg • Chicken Pox • Cough syrup • Indigestion • Prescription • Emergency Room • Medical insurance

Medical Science 2022-06-08

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Liquid portion of blood that carries platelets
Provide easy accessible energy
Consists of three parts
Can also be called a pulse
Excellent sources of energy
Found in water, soil, and on food
Help prevent massive blood loss
Infectious agent "germ"
Type of pathogen that requires a living host
Most important carbohydrate
blood cells Help with fighting infections
blood cells Contain hemoglobin

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Abnormally rapid heart rate
Building blocks of proteins
Pathogens that are in water we drink
Storage house for bile
High risk device
Pathogens that are in food we eat
Low risk device
Virus that causes AIDS
Good cholesterol

21 Clues: Low risk device • High risk device • Good cholesterol • Storage house for bile • Virus that causes AIDS • Consists of three parts • Infectious agent "germ" • Can also be called a pulse • Abnormally rapid heart rate • Building blocks of proteins • Excellent sources of energy • Most important carbohydrate • Provide easy accessible energy • blood cells Contain hemoglobin • ...

Medical law 2022-06-14

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a measure of administration
a deal
the will must be
the person receiving
type of civil
the will
appointment
the federal service
get back
ghkkkg

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an administrative fine
Marxist the main
after marriage
branch that regulate sanity is the ability to realise
the u
creaditor
the currcey
norms become important
Vivah you
the

20 Clues: the • the u • a deal • ghkkkg • the will • get back • creaditor • Vivah you • the currcey • appointment • type of civil • after marriage • Marxist the main • the will must be • the federal service • the person receiving • an administrative fine • norms become important • a measure of administration • branch that regulate sanity is the ability to realise

Medical Initialisms 2022-06-06

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MRI
Rx
BID
P
WBC
BP
ER
BM
EMS
each day
ICU
history of...
ear, nose, throat
every 4 hours
CNS
Dx
NPO
PCP

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URI
GI
IV
AFIB
SOB
UTI
every 2 hours
every other day
DNR
CXR
CBC
NKDA
RBC
CPR
OR
EEG
ua or U/A
hour of sleep
non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug
NG

38 Clues: P • GI • IV • Rx • BP • ER • BM • OR • NG • Dx • URI • MRI • SOB • BID • UTI • WBC • DNR • CXR • CBC • RBC • CPR • EEG • EMS • ICU • CNS • NPO • PCP • AFIB • NKDA • each day • ua or U/A • every 2 hours • hour of sleep • history of... • every 4 hours • every other day • ear, nose, throat • non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug

Medical Sciences 2022-07-28

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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 factors contributing to health condition in a specific human population
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

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Study of muscular and skeletal systems
Study of the nervous system
Study of children
Study of skin
Study of the body's resistance to disease
Study of pregnancy and childbirth
Study of urinary, male reproductive systems
Study of the ear, nose, throat
Study of drugs and their use
Study of health condition factors in specific populations
Study of the eye
Study of the feet
Study of poisonous substances

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Study of X-rays, radioactive diagnosis
Study of cancers
Study of older people's medial issues
Study of kidneys
Study of the stomach and intestines
Study of newborns
Study of the female reproductive system
Study of hormones, hormone glands
Study of diseases
Study of blood
Study of tissues
Study of the heart
Study of the mind

26 Clues: Study of skin • Study of blood • Study of cancers • Study of kidneys • Study of tissues • Study of the eye • Study of newborns • Study of children • Study of diseases • Study of the mind • 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 hormones, hormone glands • ...

Medical terms 2022-11-07

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Irregular or abnormal rhythm
Pulse taken with a stethoscope
where you're lying on his/her back.
Slow heart rate
Decreased blood volume
Difficulty breathing
The apex or pointed end of the heart
The black center of the eye
A measurement of the hearts rate
temp. that fall below normal range
to get smaller
To get larger
A decreased respiratory rate
The area of the body under the arm
An increased heart rate

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measure of heat within an individual
sounds for determining blood pressure
Slow respiratory rate
Higher than normal blood pressure
The state of having a fever
amount of pressure within the arteries
the act of listening for sounds
listening to various bodily sounds
Sudden stopping of heart
Increase in temperature due to illness
Also known as fainting,
An increase in the respiratory rate
Absence of respiration
Difficult or labored breathing
The number of breaths in one minute

30 Clues: To get larger • to get smaller • Slow heart rate • Difficulty breathing • Slow respiratory rate • Decreased blood volume • Absence of respiration • Also known as fainting, • An increased heart rate • Sudden stopping of heart • The state of having a fever • The black center of the eye • Irregular or abnormal rhythm • A decreased respiratory rate • Pulse taken with a stethoscope • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2022-11-01

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Over the counter
meals a.c:
Fasting blood sugar
Oculus dexter/right eye
3 times daily
Congenital heart failure
As needed
one half
Intravenous

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drip
Cytomegalovirus
barium edema
supplement
4 times daily
Otis media
Temporomandibular
Diabetes mellitus
Congenital heart defects
Nothing by mouth
Oculus sinister/left eye

20 Clues: drip • one half • As needed • meals a.c: • supplement • Otis media • Intravenous • barium edema • 4 times daily • 3 times daily • Cytomegalovirus • Over the counter • Nothing by mouth • Temporomandibular • Diabetes mellitus • Fasting blood sugar • Oculus dexter/right eye • Congenital heart failure • Congenital heart defects • Oculus sinister/left eye

Medical Abbreviations 2022-11-01

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IM
prn
AB
GI
IV
c (with line above)
dx
a day BID
PKU
ca

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s+s
rx
UA
fx
ECG/EKG
stat
BP
inj
bx
pt

20 Clues: rx • IM • UA • fx • AB • GI • BP • IV • bx • dx • pt • ca • s+s • prn • inj • PKU • stat • ECG/EKG • a day BID • c (with line above)

Medical terms 2022-11-02

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plane that divides body in unequal parts
joint moves away from body
joint moves towards body
refers to the back
joint angle increases
away from surface
caudal surface of rear paw
nose end of the head
above the head
below body
to the belly or underside of a body
joint angle decreases
plane that divides body in dorsal and ventral
towards the tail

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means toward the head
front of body
caudal surface of manus
hand or foot rolls outward
at or near the front surface of body
farthest from the center of body
pertaining to the head
the back
near the center of the body
near surface
hand or foot rolls inward
towards the midline
away from midline
horizontal cut in half

28 Clues: the back • below body • near surface • front of body • above the head • towards the tail • away from surface • away from midline • refers to the back • towards the midline • nose end of the head • means toward the head • joint angle increases • joint angle decreases • pertaining to the head • horizontal cut in half • caudal surface of manus • joint moves towards body • hand or foot rolls inward • ...

Medical terms 2022-11-02

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plane that divides body in unequal parts
joint moves away from body
joint moves towards body
refers to the back
joint angle increases
away from surface
caudal surface of rear paw
nose end of the head
above the head
below body
to the belly or underside of a body
joint angle decreases
plane that divides body in dorsal and ventral
towards the tail

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means toward the head
front of body
caudal surface of manus
hand or foot rolls outward
at or near the front surface of body
farthest from the center of body
pertaining to the head
the back
near the center of the body
near surface
hand or foot rolls inward
towards the midline
away from midline
horizontal cut in half

Medical Terms 2022-11-04

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good or normal stress
head pain or headache
study of the heart
pertaining to below the skin
slow respirations
rapid heart rate
kidney stones
pertaining to or situated within the stomach

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high blood cholesterol
removal of a kidney or part of a kidney
difficult birth
radiographic image of electrical activity in the heart
cessation or stoppage of bleeding from a blood vessel
condition of short stature
surgery to repair nerve tissue
excessive flow or discharge from the nasal cavity
inflammation of the stomach
record of the breast
process of viewing the stomach
the study of blood
painful or difficult urination

21 Clues: kidney stones • difficult birth • rapid heart rate • slow respirations • study of the heart • the study of blood • record of the breast • good or normal stress • head pain or headache • high blood cholesterol • condition of short stature • inflammation of the stomach • pertaining to below the skin • surgery to repair nerve tissue • process of viewing the stomach • ...

Medical Cardio 2022-10-22

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sack around the heart is inflamed
inner
allow you to breath
two
electrical signals in the heart
thinks for the body
what you need to breath
physical running
MRI cardiac magnetic scan
listens to the heart
filters
swelling like a balloon

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arrest stopping of the heart
the substance that is pumped
outside of
measures pressure
against
HBP
salt
gastrointestinal system
veins swollen veins
pressure that is measured
CT scan cardiac scan
pumps blood all over the body
between

25 Clues: HBP • two • salt • inner • against • filters • between • outside of • physical running • measures pressure • allow you to breath • thinks for the body • veins swollen veins • listens to the heart • CT scan cardiac scan • gastrointestinal system • what you need to breath • swelling like a balloon • pressure that is measured • MRI cardiac magnetic scan • the substance that is pumped • ...

Medical Cardio 2022-10-22

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veins swollen veins
thinks for the body
two
the substance that is pumped
against
salt
allow you to breath
cardiac scan
electrical signals in the heart
HBP
outside of
sack around the heart is inflamed
swelling like a balloon

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magnetic scan
measures pressure
stopping of the heart
gastrointestinal system
between
pumps blood all over the body
listens to the heart
filters
inner
what you need to breath
physical running
pressure that is measured

25 Clues: two • HBP • salt • inner • against • between • filters • outside of • cardiac scan • magnetic scan • physical running • measures pressure • thinks for the body • allow you to breath • veins swollen veins • listens to the heart • stopping of the heart • gastrointestinal system • what you need to breath • swelling like a balloon • pressure that is measured • the substance that is pumped • ...

Matrix Medical 2016-10-25

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Uncover the real reason
Make appointment on member behalf
Congratulate
Catch it before it catches you
Runs reports
A pair
Detailed Information
Handles the routes
Provided by Health Plan
handles Non-English speaking members

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Primary Care Physician
Strive to overcome
Visits once this year
Where needed job aids are found
dialer
I see this person frequently
Three in one
Main Campus
Potential to earn
Health Plan

20 Clues: dialer • A pair • Main Campus • Health Plan • Congratulate • Runs reports • Three in one • Potential to earn • Strive to overcome • Handles the routes • Detailed Information • Visits once this year • Primary Care Physician • Uncover the real reason • Provided by Health Plan • I see this person frequently • Catch it before it catches you • Where needed job aids are found • ...

Medical Terms 2016-12-03

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pertaining to skin
to view life
pertaining to cerebrum
gland inflammation
dry skin
one who studies skin
study of the heart
nail eating and swallowing
skin inflammation
instrument to visually examine stomach
state of complete knowledge
below skin

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abnormal condition of death
study of life
state of before knowledge
above or on top of skin
instrument to visually examine cells
joint inflammation
abnormal condition of hidden nail
gland tumor

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 • abnormal condition of death • state of complete knowledge • abnormal condition of hidden nail • ...

Medical Words 2018-01-06

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Farthest from the center.
A benign tumor of the uterus.
The opening created in the abdominal wall (by colostomy for example).
Pertaining to the breast.
The protrusion of a loop or knuckle of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening.
One of the bones in the jaw.
Pertaining to the region between the upper thoracic wall and the arm.
Baker's ________: a swelling behind the knee caused by escape of synovial fluid which has become enclosed in a sac of membrane
Effusion and accumulation of serous fluid in the abdominal cavity.
The portion of the small intestine that extends from the duodenum to the ileum.
________ pedis: "Athlete's Foot".
Magnetic ___________ Imaging
The irregular quadrangular bone at the back of the tarsus; AKA heel bone.
Inflammation of main branches of bronchial tree due to infection or irritants.
A bone in the forearm.
Reduction of oxygen supply to tissue.
Paralysis.

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Part of the eyeball.
Enlargement of thyroid.
An abnormal passage or communication, usually between two internal organs.
Fever
An enlarged and tortuous vein, artery, or lymphatic vessel.
A localized collection of pus buried in tissue, organs, or confined spaces.
Cerebrovascular ______________ (AKA stroke)
A vascular reaction in the upper dermis, AKA hives.
Difficult or painful urination.
Disease of a nerve.
Hormone produced in the pancreas.
_________ planus: inflammatory pruritic skin disease.
Verruca
Benign tumor frequently composed of mature fat cells.

31 Clues: Fever • Verruca • Paralysis. • Disease of a nerve. • Part of the eyeball. • A bone in the forearm. • Enlargement of thyroid. • Farthest from the center. • Pertaining to the breast. • One of the bones in the jaw. • Magnetic ___________ Imaging • A benign tumor of the uterus. • Difficult or painful urination. • ________ pedis: "Athlete's Foot". • Hormone produced in the pancreas. • ...

Medical Terms 2018-02-05

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Covers almost your entire body. Can be coloured, cut and styled
That with which you hear
Instrument for listening to the action of the heart/lungs
If something smells good or bad this organ tells you about it
Painful contractions of muscles
The 208 bones in your body
Strong reaction of the body to something harmless (plural)
Prescribed by a doctor when you are sick
Bodypart that touches the ground (plural)

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Severe head pain with sensitivity to light, sound, or smells
Hard working member of a team in a medical setting
Organ that cleans your blood
Disorder that causes a more than normal sad, blue mood
Condition characterized by high levels of sugar in the blood
Connects the upper leg to the lower leg
Thin, sharp knife used for operations
Malignant growth in the body - can cause death
Organ school tries to stimulate
Organ people sing about, put on cards, can be broken
Common disease in the winter

20 Clues: That with which you hear • The 208 bones in your body • Organ that cleans your blood • Common disease in the winter • Painful contractions of muscles • Organ school tries to stimulate • Thin, sharp knife used for operations • Connects the upper leg to the lower leg • Prescribed by a doctor when you are sick • Bodypart that touches the ground (plural) • ...

Medical Terminogoly! 2018-01-25

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short word part added before a root
toward, near
pertaining to the voice
practitioner of medicine
lacking water
cut through or across
one of four babies born together
a state of balance
word- contains more than one root
loss of intellectual function
lack of muscle tone
to cut out
form into one part

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first
pertaining to the heart
fundamental unit of a word
behind the nose
occurring before the proper time
away from
high body temperature
cancer of white blood cells
newborn infant
separate tissues for anatomic study
made up of two parts

24 Clues: first • away from • to cut out • toward, near • lacking water • newborn infant • behind the nose • a state of balance • form into one part • lack of muscle tone • made up of two parts • high body temperature • cut through or across • pertaining to the heart • pertaining to the voice • practitioner of medicine • fundamental unit of a word • cancer of white blood cells • loss of intellectual function • ...

Medical Terms 2017-12-13

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marrow soft tissue or long bone
skeleton Bone that forms the trunk(skull, ribcage, spinal column)
long bone in the forearm
thigh bone of leg
Fibrous tissue that connects bone to bones
area where bones join or fuse together
inner and larger bone of the lower leg
skeleton bones that form the limbs of extremities of the body
Collarbones
a passage or opening in the bone
shaft, middle of a long bone
Eight bones of the skull
Cavity or airspace in bone
articulation, where two bones meet.

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soft spot area where cranial bones have not fused
Shoulderblades
fibrous membrane that covers
long bone of upper arm
Bones of the spinal column
12 pairs of bone that form the thoracic cavity
Bone or fingers and toes
End, head, of a long bone
marrow Soft tissue in the epiphyses of long bones
Wrist bones
Brest bone

25 Clues: Brest bone • Collarbones • Wrist bones • Shoulderblades • thigh bone of leg • long bone of upper arm • long bone in the forearm • Bone or fingers and toes • Eight bones of the skull • End, head, of a long bone • Bones of the spinal column • Cavity or airspace in bone • fibrous membrane that covers • shaft, middle of a long bone • marrow soft tissue or long bone • ...

MEDICAL TERMS 2018-07-20

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before the birth
circular movement
large cell
pertaining to the skin
acquired while in the hospital
red blood cell
armpit
the skull
to chew
enlargement of the heart
deep furrow or cleft
thigh bone

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a dead body
inactive
pertaining to the lungs
pertaining to the arm
situated below
underneath the tongue
inflammation of bone and marrow
muscular layer of the heart
backward flow

21 Clues: armpit • to chew • inactive • the skull • large cell • thigh bone • a dead body • backward flow • situated below • red blood cell • before the birth • circular movement • deep furrow or cleft • pertaining to the arm • underneath the tongue • pertaining to the skin • pertaining to the lungs • enlargement of the heart • muscular layer of the heart • acquired while in the hospital • ...

Medical intruments 2018-10-04

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scissors/Cut material other than tissue which may dull a blade
suture scissors/Remove sutures
used for examining the inner ear
cages/Controlled oxygen therapy,anesthesia chamber
bags/Forces air through a mask or other form of air way into the lungs
scissors/Are used to differentiate and separate tissue
used to examine the interior of the eyes
Forceps/Tightly clamp the cut ends of bleeding arteries and veins
inserted into the abdominal wall to visually examine the inside of the animal
together wounds or surgical incisions, can be absorbable or unabsorbale
Holders/Hold a suture needle
handles/short ones are for standard procedures and skin incisions, and long ones are for deep, remote locations
removers/Are used to extract staples from the skin of animals once a wound or incisions is fully healed

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scissors/Come in many different sizes and are used to cut soft tissue
Forceps/Grasping, compressing, cutting,and pulling tissues
loops/Are used to retrieve fecal samples from animals
veterinarians to view an animals throat and larynx
the internal pressure of an eye
sterile trays/Allows surgical tools to set and soak in a disinfectant solution
used to detect parasite eggs in a fecal sample
used as a drain to release fluid or gas
inserted into a body cavity to allow for more visibility
used during operations and wound healing
very sharp surgical knives that make incisions

24 Clues: Holders/Hold a suture needle • suture scissors/Remove sutures • the internal pressure of an eye • used for examining the inner ear • used as a drain to release fluid or gas • used to examine the interior of the eyes • used during operations and wound healing • used to detect parasite eggs in a fecal sample • very sharp surgical knives that make incisions • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2018-11-05

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amt
ml
d
OR
OP
ac
qd
OD
stat
Dx
Wt
oz

21 Clues: h • d • T • ml • OR • OP • ac • qd • OD • ER • Dx • IP • Wt • oz • Hg • wk • amt • neg • tsp • bid • stat

Medical specialties 2023-05-26

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the branch of medical science that deals with old people
the branch of medicine that studies the gastrointestinal tract and its diseases
the branch of dentistry dealing with the prevention or correction of irregularities of the teeth
the branch of medicine dealing with the endocrine glands and their secretions
the branch of medicine that deals with the nervous system
the branch of dentistry dealing with diseases of the gums and other structures around the teeth
the study and treatment of tumors
the branch of medical science that studies diseases
the branch of medical science that studies the body's immune system
the branch of medicine that deals with diseases of the blood
the branch of medical science that studies and applies anesthetics

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a medical science concerned with the spine and joints
the branch of medicine concerned with the eye
the branch of medicine dealing with the heart and its diseases
the branch of medicine dealing with the skin
the branch of medicine dealing with the anatomy and development and diseases of the teeth
the study of the action of drugs in the body: method and rate of excretion; duration of effect; etc.
the study of very small forms of life
branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of children
the branch of dentistry dealing with diseases of the dental pulp
the medical specialty that deals with diseases of the ear, nose and throat
the art and science of preparing and dispensing drugs and medicines,
the science or study of drugs: their preparation and properties and uses and effects

23 Clues: the study and treatment of tumors • the study of very small forms of life • the branch of medicine dealing with the skin • the branch of medicine concerned with the eye • the branch of medical science that studies diseases • a medical science concerned with the spine and joints • the branch of medical science that deals with old people • ...

medical abberviations 2023-06-06

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s/
s/s
kna
pc
h,hrs
tb
ac
nwb
po
c/o
w/c
bm
p/
inc

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hypo
sob
q/
fwb
hyper
ad lib
dx
pwb
c/
bid
prn
knda

26 Clues: s/ • q/ • pc • tb • dx • ac • c/ • po • bm • p/ • sob • s/s • kna • fwb • pwb • nwb • c/o • bid • prn • w/c • inc • hypo • knda • hyper • h,hrs • ad lib

Medical Science 2023-06-05

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What is the main mechanism to protect against rapid cooling?
Botulism and chlamydia are caused by:
Which genetic disease is most prevalent amongst people from the Mediterranean
Infectious diseases are also referred to as:
A disease that is constantly present in populations is known as:
The process that pushes food through the digestive system is called:
Bile is made in the:
A population that is overly affected by a certain illness more so than other populations
AIDS is most commonly transmitted:
Part of the brain that controls our body temperature
The practice of quarantine is most often used when the disease is:

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The part of a negative feedback loop when sweat glands release throughout the body to regulate temperature
The relative ability of a pathogenic agent to cause rapid and severe disease is known as:
A high risk medical device implanted to the chest
Most involved in absorption
People who cannot digest milk products are most likely lacking the enzyme:
Vitamin that helps prevent scurvy
An organism that is infected by another organism is known as a(n)
What does the Plasmodium sp. attack inside a human?
Least reliable of the vital signs

20 Clues: Bile is made in the: • Most involved in absorption • Vitamin that helps prevent scurvy • Least reliable of the vital signs • AIDS is most commonly transmitted: • Botulism and chlamydia are caused by: • Infectious diseases are also referred to as: • A high risk medical device implanted to the chest • What does the Plasmodium sp. attack inside a human? • ...

Medical Ethics 2023-06-06

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: A moral theory that emphasizes maximizing overall happiness and minimizing overall suffering.
: The responsibility and answerability for one's actions and decisions.
: The conduct, behavior, and attitudes expected of individuals in a particular profession.
: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
: A positive moral quality or characteristic.
for the oversight. Here's the updated list with a space before the colon for each entry:
: The process of obtaining permission from individuals before engaging in any procedure or treatment.
: The quality of being truthful, sincere, and free from deceit.
: The study of ethical issues and dilemmas related to healthcare, medical research, and life sciences.

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: The belief that moral principles are subjective and vary among different individuals or cultures.
: The practice of being open, honest, and accountable in one's actions and decision-making processes.
: The inherent value and worth of every individual, deserving of respect and fair treatment.
: The principle of avoiding harm or minimizing harm to others.
: An ethical situation that requires a choice between two morally conflicting options.
: The obligation to act in a morally right way and be accountable for one's actions.
: The right to control and limit access to personal information.
: The ethical principle of doing good and promoting the well-being of others.
: The principle of respecting an individual's right to make their own decisions.
: Entitlements or claims that individuals have based on moral or legal principles.
: The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
: The ethical duty to protect and keep information private.
: An inner sense of what is right or wrong in one's conduct or motives.
: The act of reporting unethical or illegal activities within an organization.

23 Clues: : A positive moral quality or characteristic. • : The ethical duty to protect and keep information private. • : The ability to understand and share the feelings of others. • : The principle of avoiding harm or minimizing harm to others. • : The quality of being truthful, sincere, and free from deceit. • ...

medical termin 2023-08-02

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above
mony
half
away from
two
above
between
toward
below
one
slow
aganist
side
without/not
three

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around
before
one
four
under
within
abdominal
rapid
back
against
after
before
into

28 Clues: one • two • one • mony • four • half • back • slow • side • into • above • under • above • rapid • after • below • three • around • before • within • toward • before • between • against • aganist • away from • abdominal • without/not

medical termin 2023-08-02

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above
mony
half
away from
two
above
between
toward
below
one
slow
aganist
side
without/not
three

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around
before
one
four
under
within
abdominal
rapid
back
against
after
before
into

medical equipment 2023-07-07

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Instrument used to examine the ears and ear canal.
Tool used to administer medications or withdraw fluids from the body.
Tool used to examine the interior structures of the eye.
Equipment used to record the electrical activity of the heart.
Mobility device with wheels used to assist individuals with limited mobility.
Device used to measure blood sugar levels in individuals with diabetes.
Device used to deliver an electric shock to restore normal heart rhythm.
Imaging equipment that uses sound waves to create images of internal organs.
Assistive device with a frame and handles used for balance and support while walking.
Equipment used to deliver oxygen to a patient's lungs.
Assistive devices used to aid walking or support the weight of the body.

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Device used to measure a patient's blood pressure.
Instrument used by healthcare professionals to listen to sounds within the body.
Device used to capture images of bones and tissues using X-rays.
Device used to measure body temperature.
Device used to deliver medication directly into the lungs to relieve respiratory symptoms.
Device used to convert liquid medication into a fine mist for inhalation.
Tool used to hold down the tongue for examination of the mouth and throat.
Material used to cover wounds and control bleeding.
Surgical knife used for precise incisions during surgeries.

20 Clues: Device used to measure body temperature. • Device used to measure a patient's blood pressure. • Instrument used to examine the ears and ear canal. • Material used to cover wounds and control bleeding. • Equipment used to deliver oxygen to a patient's lungs. • Tool used to examine the interior structures of the eye. • ...

Medical Conditions 2023-08-09

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excessive width between 2 bodily parts or organs (as the eyes)
a variable disease that is marked by amenorrhea, hirsutism, obesity, infertility, and ovarian enlargement and is usually initiated by an elevated level of luteinizing hormone, androgen, or estrogen which results in an abnormal cycle of gonadotropin release by the pituitary glands
a pneumoconiosis due to asbestos particles that is marked by thickening and scarring of lung tissue
premature fusion of the sutures of the skull
a chronic disease of unknown cause that is characterized by the formation of nodules especially in the lymph nodes, lungs, bones, and skin
any of a group of inherited disorders of hemoglobin synthesis (such as Cooley's anemia) that are marked by mild to severe hypochromic and microcytic anemia, result from the partial or complete failure in production of one or more globin chains, and tend to occur especially in individuals of Mediterranean, African, or southeastern Asian ancestry —sometimes used with a prefix (such as alpha-, beta-, or delta-) to indicate the hemoglobin chain affected
a usually malignant tumor of lymphoid tissue

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a chronic progressive neurological disease chiefly of later life that is linked to decreased dopamine production in the substantia nigra and is marked especially by tremor of resting muscles, rigidity, slowness of movement, impaired balance, and a shuffling gait
excessive functional activity of the thyroid gland
a fissure of the eye usually of congenital origin
a trembling or shaking usually from physical weakness, emotional stress, or disease
abnormal smallness of the eye usually occurring as a congenital anomaly
deficient activity of the thyroid gland
webbed fingers or toes
an acute or chronic disease in humans and other warm-blooded animals characterized by an abnormal increase in the number of white blood cells in the tissues and often in the blood
a hereditary disorder of metabolism involving the deposition of iron-containing pigments in the tissues that is characterized especially by joint or abdominal pain, weakness, and fatigue and that may lead to bronzing of the skin, arthritis, diabetes, cirrhosis, or heart disease if untreated
a usually malignant tumor derived from mesothelial tissue (such as that lining the peritoneum or pleura)
pulmonary disease (such as emphysema or chronic bronchitis) that is characterized by chronic typically irreversible airway obstruction resulting in a slowed rate of exhalation
the presence of excess oxalic acid or oxalates in the urine
spontaneous expulsion of a human fetus before it is viable and especially between the 12th and 28th weeks of gestation

20 Clues: webbed fingers or toes • deficient activity of the thyroid gland • premature fusion of the sutures of the skull • a usually malignant tumor of lymphoid tissue • a fissure of the eye usually of congenital origin • excessive functional activity of the thyroid gland • the presence of excess oxalic acid or oxalates in the urine • ...

medical prefixes 2023-11-01

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through
lung
inside
against,opposite
skin
cold
above,surrounding
above
vein
slow
death

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within
change
fast
between
self
joined,together
red
fat
absent,lacking
surrounding,around

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 2023-12-11

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Black or dark in color
A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing
An organ or tissue that produces and secretes fluids that serve a specific function
To cut into
Large in size
Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered
A tender, fluid-filled pocket that forms in tissue, usually due to infection
Related to the heart
Behind or backward
Indicates the presence of cancerous cells
The predicated outcome of disease progression and treatment
Signifies inflammation
False or deceptive, usually in regard to appearance
Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein
A bruise
Indicates a spasm or contraction
Disease or disease process
dermato Pertaining to the skin
Many
disease A disease that is transmissible from animals to humans
Broken bone or cartilage
Surgical repair
Related to the nose
Related to bone
An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot
Indicates something that is abnormal
Signifies a condition that begins abruptly and is sometimes severe, but the duration is short
Lack of or without

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Pertaining to blood
The outer layer of the skin
The study of a particular concentration
A patient who requires hospitalization
Stitches, which are used to join tissues together as they heal
High blood pressure
Refers to the lungs
The removal of an organ or tissue from one body that is implanted into another
Not cancerous
Related to the stomach
A substance that stimulates antibody production to provide immunity against disease
A medical device that uses electric shocks to restore normal heartbeat
Decomposition, destruction, or breaking down
Abnormal, difficult, or painful
Related to muscle
Small in size
A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious
A patient who receives care without being admitted to a hospital
Surgical removal of something
Signifies a recurring, persistent condition like heart disease
Related to the brain
Swelling caused by fluid accumulation

50 Clues: Many • A bruise • To cut into • Large in size • Not cancerous • Small in size • Surgical repair • Related to bone • Related to muscle • Behind or backward • Lack of or without • Pertaining to blood • High blood pressure • Refers to the lungs • Related to the nose • Related to the heart • Related to the brain • Black or dark in color • Related to the stomach • Signifies inflammation • ...

Medical Vocabulary 2023-11-13

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admission to hospital for treatment.
is continuing for a notably long time : extended in duration.
to cause (a disease or its symptoms) to become more severe.
conditions are severe and sudden
the treatment of injuries or diseases in people or animals by cutting open the body and removing or repairing the damaged part
a vehicle specially equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from the hospital, especially in emergencies.
an establishment or hospital department where outpatients are given medical treatment or advice, especially of a specialist nature.
to provide a medicine for a person
treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder.
something that continues over an extended period of time
a person (typically a woman) trained to assist women in childbirth.

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Radiation therapy, is a type of cancer treatment.
an established or official way of doing something.
a medical practitioner specializing in children and their diseases.
a quantity of a medicine or drug taken or recommended to be taken at a particular time.
a medicine, or a set of medicines or drugs, used to improve a particular condition or illness
"experience" or "undertake." It is often used to describe medical procedures
the treatment of diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones.
a person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital.
a specialist in the branch of medicine concerned with the study and treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye.

20 Clues: conditions are severe and sudden • to provide a medicine for a person • admission to hospital for treatment. • Radiation therapy, is a type of cancer treatment. • treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder. • an established or official way of doing something. • something that continues over an extended period of time • ...

Medical vocabulary 2023-12-12

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My throat hurts, I have a ...
Sharp end of a syringe
The lower part of the leg
What you wear at the hospital as a patient
When it happened to John, half of his face was paralysed
To close my wound, the doctor used ...
I am a bone next to the fibula
I broke my leg, to repair it I have a ...
I .... my ankle falling down
The joint between your hand and your arm
The organ that produces lymphocytes
The main bone of the head
When you have vertigo

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An open injury
When your head hurts
A medical support for your injured arm
When you feel sleepy
Another word for balm
I have a rash,it is ...
Can be found in the back of the mouth
A medical equipment to support a limb
An equipment to help someone with a cast walk
The bone that forms the mouth
The organ that cleans your blood
I cut myself and now I ....
When my nose is itchy I usually ...

26 Clues: An open injury • When your head hurts • When you feel sleepy • Another word for balm • When you have vertigo • Sharp end of a syringe • I have a rash,it is ... • The lower part of the leg • The main bone of the head • I cut myself and now I .... • I .... my ankle falling down • My throat hurts, I have a ... • The bone that forms the mouth • I am a bone next to the fibula • ...

Medical Model 2023-09-12

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What is the level of care in the Quaternary Care setting?
We can use DAP notes or……?
What is another documentation for reimbursement besides SOAP notes?
What does the Health Information Portability and Accountability act stand for?
What is the level of care in the Tertiary Care setting?
Education must be included during treatment when child is 3y in which setting? (2 words)
If an infant or child is not stable enough to go home, which setting will they stay in?
What is the abbreviation for Neonatal intensive care unit?
What type of education does the OTA need in order to practice in a medical setting?
Name one characteristic of a successful OTA? (2 words no space between words)
Who will receive services in a subacute setting?

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In an inpatient psychiatric care setting, who is the team leader?
What's one way to contribute to infection control?
Who gives the referral for OT intervention?
Who are the members of a Medical team? (2 words no space between words)
What is one role of the COTA in the medical care system regarding goals?
Who provides the level of care in the Secondary Care setting?
What is a major role of the COTA between themselves and the other Medical Care System members?
The OTA often provides interventions in which part of the hospital regarding pediatrics?
Screening and evaluation must be between how many hours they get the referral? (4 numbers)
What is one intervention that can be used in PICU?
Someone may need _____ rehabilitation when they have a post-trauma experience or are post illness, they will require intensive therapy for many hours a day.
Why must everything be documented?
Who provides the level of care in the Primary Care setting? (2 words no space between words)
Where would someone receive tertiary care?

25 Clues: We can use DAP notes or……? • Why must everything be documented? • Where would someone receive tertiary care? • Who gives the referral for OT intervention? • Who will receive services in a subacute setting? • What's one way to contribute to infection control? • What is one intervention that can be used in PICU? • What is the level of care in the Tertiary Care setting? • ...

Medical Madness 2023-08-27

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are you checked off?
4444
may cause green urine
Q7 days (2 words)
a new grad's worst nightmare
39773
dependent or generalized
GCS<8
first line vasopressor
rainbow wires (Abbr)
pandemic penthouse
must have consent before
PO and rectal
don't forget to unclamp it

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every room needs two
queen of new hires
byproduct of our MICU 2023 quality project
organ donation
loopty loop and pull
scrub the hub (2 words)
patient nutrition (2 words)
maxed on 3 pressors? (Abbr)
paper scrubs (Abbr)
use in an emergency (2 words)
don't forget to label this
rhythm changes (Abbr)
want time off? (Abbr)
no dependent loops

28 Clues: 4444 • 39773 • GCS<8 • PO and rectal • organ donation • Q7 days (2 words) • queen of new hires • pandemic penthouse • no dependent loops • paper scrubs (Abbr) • every room needs two • are you checked off? • loopty loop and pull • rainbow wires (Abbr) • may cause green urine • rhythm changes (Abbr) • want time off? (Abbr) • first line vasopressor • scrub the hub (2 words) • dependent or generalized • ...

Medical Laboratory 2024-04-03

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Red goober in a blood tube.
Laboratory technique used to separate DNA, RNA or protein molecules based on size and electrical charge.
Initials for operating procedure.
Petrie dishes, media, bugs, loops, sensitivities.
Magnifies 100X and 400X
Blood type opposite of ONEG
Always keeping your hands clean.
Opposite of ABPOS
Constant 37 degrees
Most Laboratory waste is considered _______.
DOT Urine
Lab Tech
Indian

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Tube spinner
Every procedure in the lab.
Triangular glass measuring device.
The Laboratory's fabulous sticking team.
Tool for monitoring temperature.
Bank The only bank in the lab.
Test performed for a blood transfusion.
_______ it like a Polaroid picture. (lol)
Repeated QC failures, perform _________.
Container for glass and needles.

23 Clues: Indian • Lab Tech • DOT Urine • Tube spinner • Opposite of ABPOS • Constant 37 degrees • Magnifies 100X and 400X • Red goober in a blood tube. • Every procedure in the lab. • Blood type opposite of ONEG • Tool for monitoring temperature. • Bank The only bank in the lab. • Always keeping your hands clean. • Container for glass and needles. • Initials for operating procedure. • ...

Medical Terms 2024-04-03

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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 terms 2024-02-28

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records heart activity
meaning vein
abnormal rhythm of the heart
vessels that bring blood back to the heart
impression
records electrical activity of the heart
vessels that branch off from arteries
operating room
vessels that carry blood away from the heart\
muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body
deliver an electrical signal to regulate heart beats

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measure pressure
meaning without
meaning small
meaning oxygen
measure certain items in the blood
meaning lung
heart muscle is cut off of oxygen
not plumping blood as well as it should
centers around blood flow
blood pressure
made up of red and white blood cells
hypertension
shortness of breathe

24 Clues: impression • meaning vein • meaning lung • hypertension • meaning small • meaning oxygen • blood pressure • operating room • meaning without • measure pressure • shortness of breathe • records heart activity • centers around blood flow • abnormal rhythm of the heart • heart muscle is cut off of oxygen • measure certain items in the blood • made up of red and white blood cells • ...

Medical stuff 2024-03-22

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elevation leads II, III, aVF
region of the back
cardiac medication
systemic infection
slow heart rate
neuro disorder
bruising
type of injection
low blood pressure
endocrine disorder
internal organ

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heart chambers
anatomical position
fast heart rate
outer layer skin
upper airway
largest artery
long bone
gas
swelling
largest organ

21 Clues: gas • bruising • swelling • long bone • upper airway • largest organ • heart chambers • largest artery • neuro disorder • internal organ • fast heart rate • slow heart rate • outer layer skin • type of injection • region of the back • cardiac medication • systemic infection • low blood pressure • endocrine disorder • anatomical position • elevation leads II, III, aVF

Medical terms 2024-02-08

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blood in the tissue
itch inflammation
study of death
secrete + pertaining to
pertaining to blood
itching abnormal condition
secrete away from
under color condition
black substance
skin inflammation
pertaining to under the skin
nail removal
study of skin
hardening abnormal condition

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excessive color condition
pertaining to sebum
under sweat condition
redness condition
self-development
eyelid inflammation
horn-shaped cell
skin dieasease
surgical removal of fat
on skin
profuse sweating abnormal condition
black cell
study of hair
pertaining to scaly
pertaining to skin
horn substance

30 Clues: on skin • black cell • nail removal • study of hair • study of skin • study of death • skin dieasease • horn substance • black substance • self-development • horn-shaped cell • itch inflammation • redness condition • secrete away from • skin inflammation • pertaining to skin • blood in the tissue • pertaining to sebum • eyelid inflammation • pertaining to blood • pertaining to scaly • under sweat condition • ...

Medical equipment 2023-10-11

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to help someone who can't walk
to pregnancy test
to clamp the gauze
to check blood sugar
to help the patient breathe
to measuring blood pressure
to monitor the patient's condition
to inhale the drug in vapor form
to fluid enhancer
to measure height

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to hang the infusion
to measure temperature
to The patient wants to rest
to listen
to measure body weight
to helps excrete urine
to a place to dispose of waste
to administer the drug through a vein
to protect hands
to stem the blood

20 Clues: to listen • to protect hands • to pregnancy test • to stem the blood • to fluid enhancer • to measure height • to clamp the gauze • to hang the infusion • to check blood sugar • to measure temperature • to measure body weight • to helps excrete urine • to help the patient breathe • to measuring blood pressure • to The patient wants to rest • to help someone who can't walk • ...

Medical Terms 2024-06-25

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Sclerosis
Stoma
Flying mammal
Pneo
Cheilo
Hepato
Tendo
Has a trunk
Acro
Adeno
Spleno
Large marsupial

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Myo
Arthro
Man's best friend
Likes to chase mice
Cardio
Cyto
Osteo
Thrombo
Algia
Itis
Rhino
Costo
Pulmo
Gluco

26 Clues: Myo • Cyto • Pneo • Itis • Acro • Stoma • Osteo • Algia • Tendo • Rhino • Costo • Adeno • Pulmo • Gluco • Arthro • Cardio • Cheilo • Hepato • Spleno • Thrombo • Sclerosis • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice

Medical Terms 2024-08-29

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The structure that connects muscle to bone
Farthest from the midline of the body
Towards the top or head
The color change of skin caused by bleeding underneath
A paper cut is __ wound
An ACL tear can cause __ in the joint
A sprain is an __ injury
Pointing your toes away from your body
Downward movement of the scapula
Stretching or tearing of muscles/tendons
You walk on the __ part of the foot
The "N" in ENT stands for __
The quad is __ to the femur
When your shoulder pops out of place
The chest is __ to the head
Having your palms face down

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Extending your leg past 180 degrees
Having your palms face up
Extending your arms activates __
Shrugging your shoulders activates __
Pointing your toes outward
Bringing your toes towards your midline
The "E" in ER stands for __
The "R" in DNR stands for __
The "P" in BP stands for __
The hamstring is __ to the femur
Stretching or tearing of a ligament
The structure that connects bone to bone
Your pelvis is __ to your body
A bruise is another name for __
Lying on your stomach
Pulling something backwards activates __
The "N" in CNS stands for __
Lying on your back
How your body reacts to injury

35 Clues: Lying on your back • Lying on your stomach • Towards the top or head • A paper cut is __ wound • A sprain is an __ injury • Having your palms face up • Pointing your toes outward • The "E" in ER stands for __ • The "P" in BP stands for __ • The quad is __ to the femur • The chest is __ to the head • Having your palms face down • The "R" in DNR stands for __ • ...

medical terms 2024-09-11

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color
hernia
100
medical tool
white blood cell
condition of
medical instrument to record
embryonic state
pertaining to
surgical cuffing
condition/ abnormal state
1
surgical removal of something
10
tumor
two
2

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red
study of
puncture to remove
very dark
denotation pain
yellow
specialists
to record
many
4
suffering
condition
killing bacteria
half
blue
resembling

33 Clues: 4 • 1 • 2 • 10 • red • 100 • two • many • half • blue • color • tumor • hernia • yellow • study of • very dark • to record • suffering • condition • resembling • specialists • medical tool • condition of • pertaining to • denotation pain • embryonic state • white blood cell • surgical cuffing • killing bacteria • puncture to remove • condition/ abnormal state • medical instrument to record • surgical removal of something

Medical Specialities 2024-04-24

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study of the skin
study of tumours including cancer
surgical speciality relating to disorders affecting the bowel
study of conditions affecting joints, bones, soft tissues and muscles including autoimmune conditions
study of the kidneys
speciality relating to the treatment of obesity
speciality relating to taking blood samples from patients
speciality relating to disorders affecting the feet
study of the female reproductive system
study of drugs and their effects
study of the digestive system
study of the blood and blood related diseases
speciality relating to sexual health
the care relating to improving quality of life to people with a terminal illness
study of the nervous system
study of the mind and behaviour
speciality relating to conditions which affect breathing
speciality relating to children
speciality relating to the appearance and position of the teeth
study of the use of x-rays in diagnosis and treatment

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surgical speciality relating to conditions affecting the face, mouth and jaw
study of pain management before, during and after surgical procedures
study of the liver
study of the body's defence system
speciality relating to mental health conditions
study of the eyes
study of the ears, nose and throat
study of the heart and blood vessels
study of disease, often consists of biochemistry, heamatology, histopathology and microbiology
speciality relating to the elderly/old people
study of hearing and hearing related conditions
study of hormones and glands
speciality relating to pregnancy and childbirth
speciality relating to the musculoskeletal system
study of the urinary system

35 Clues: study of the skin • study of the eyes • study of the liver • study of the kidneys • study of the nervous system • study of the urinary system • study of hormones and glands • study of the digestive system • study of the mind and behaviour • speciality relating to children • study of drugs and their effects • study of tumours including cancer • study of the body's defence system • ...

Medical Coding 2024-09-25

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These codes are for tests that analyze multiple biomarkers(biomarkers are substances like proteins, genes, or other molecules found in the body that indicate whether a person is healthy or has a specific disease.), which are indicators in the body (like proteins or genes) that give doctors clues about your health. For example, a cancer test may look at several biomarkers to help doctors understand if the cancer is spreading or how well treatment is working. Example: A test that checks for multiple cancer markers in a single blood sample.
This is a system that uses codes to label different diseases or health problems. It helps doctors and hospitals communicate clearly about what a patient is suffering from.
CPT Range: 0042T - 0900T. These are temporary codes for new medical procedures or treatments that are still being tested or recently introduced. Example: A new surgical technique for minimally invasive heart surgery that's being tracked as it’s introduced to hospitals.
HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System) and Occurrence codes are issued by whom?
CPT Range: 00100 - 01999, 99100 - 99140. These codes relate to services provided to keep a patient unconscious or sedated during surgery or procedures.
This code tells about important events in a patient's treatment, like when they were admitted to the hospital or got sick. It helps track key moments in the care process.
CPT Range: 99201 - 99499. These codes apply to services like patient visits, hospital rounds, or consultations where a healthcare provider evaluates and manages a patient’s health. The term includes the process of assessing and interacting with patients.
CPT Range: 90281 - 99607. Codes covering non-surgical treatments, including preventive care, immunizations, and specialized services like dialysis. The field that deals with general health and non-surgical interventions.
CPT Range: 70010 - 79999. Codes related to diagnostic imaging methods, including X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs, which help visualize the inside of the body. The medical field that deals with imaging.
CPT Range: 0001U - 0475U. These codes are for lab tests developed by individual labs, often designed to check for specific health issues. These tests are unique and owned by the labs or companies that create them. Example: A custom genetic test made by a particular lab to detect a rare genetic disorder in a newborn.
ICD (International Classification of Diseases) is issued by whom?
Revenue codes are issued by whom?

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This set of codes is used for things not covered by the regular procedure codes, like wheelchairs or other medical supplies.
These are special codes added to the main procedure codes. They explain if something unusual happened during a procedure, like if the doctor had to do extra work or if it was done in a different way than usual.
These are codes that describe the medical treatments and services a doctor performs, like surgeries, tests, or check-ups. Every procedure has its own code for easy identification.
A code hospitals use to show what services (like room charges or lab tests) they gave to a patient. It helps in billing the insurance company.
CPT Range: 80047 - 89398. These codes are used for tests like blood samples, biopsies, or other lab tests to diagnose or monitor health conditions. This is the study of diseases and lab tests.
CPT Range: 0001F - 9007F. These codes track how well doctors or healthcare providers follow guidelines for treating patients. They help ensure quality care but aren't used for billing. Example: A doctor using these codes to track if they followed all the steps to help a patient with diabetes manage their blood sugar levels.
The process of converting healthcare information into standardized codes.
CPT Range: 10021 - 69990. These codes cover medical procedures where a surgeon operates on specific areas of the body, grouped by systems like cardiovascular or integumentary. Think of what doctors do in the operating room.
CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) and Modifiers are issued by whom?

21 Clues: Revenue codes are issued by whom? • ICD (International Classification of Diseases) is issued by whom? • CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) and Modifiers are issued by whom? • The process of converting healthcare information into standardized codes. • HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System) and Occurrence codes are issued by whom? • ...

Medical Career 2024-09-27

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I am Levine smaller cat
I am the record of
A career that can help teach kids about their teeth
What is a dentist who straightens teeth
What is the study of disease called
Interested in the heart you should study
I am the instrument of recording
One Kidney Two kidneys i study them both
Bladder specialist.
got a kink in your back, come see me

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Once you too could be a specialist who studies the lungs
Interested in students the Endocrine system?
Your feet hurt all the time, maybe you should see a
I can read diagnostic images produced on an x-ray, can you/
Two less than the manifested percentage for this weeks mastery.
Can you see what I see.. Maybe not, you should come see me I specialize in both eyes.
Are you interested in women's health and the study of the female repodictive system
Got a stomach ache that just wont go away, maybe you should see a
What day of the week is the mastery
I am Levine's middle child

20 Clues: I am the record of • Bladder specialist. • I am Levine smaller cat • I am Levine's middle child • I am the instrument of recording • What day of the week is the mastery • What is the study of disease called • got a kink in your back, come see me • What is a dentist who straightens teeth • Interested in the heart you should study • One Kidney Two kidneys i study them both • ...

Medical Coding 2025-10-27

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place of service
code pair edit system
imaging storage and retrieval system
Level II supply/drug codes
Outpatient diagnosis codes
Work, practice expense, malpractice unit
yellowing from elevated bilirubin
fluid swelling
Life-threatening infection with organ dysfunction
Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
Unique provider identifier
temporary loss of consciousness
Federal privacy law

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sound wave imaging modality
tissue sample for diagnosis
stitch used for wound closure
bodys main artery
Bluish discoloration from low oxtgen
Microscopic air sacs for gas exchange
protected patient data
Maximum units per day limit
low hemoglobin
Professional claim form
Inadequate blood supply to tissue
Tube used to keep a vessel open
Functional unit of the kidney

26 Clues: low hemoglobin • fluid swelling • place of service • bodys main artery • Federal privacy law • code pair edit system • protected patient data • Professional claim form • Level II supply/drug codes • Outpatient diagnosis codes • Unique provider identifier • sound wave imaging modality • tissue sample for diagnosis • Maximum units per day limit • stitch used for wound closure • ...

Medical terms 2025-12-03

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Break
original
red
Tear
Blind passage
fixaction
self
Chest
morethannormal
teeth
lip
look/obverse
skull

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breast
cartilage
bile
upon
tongue
rib
teeth
Heart
Against
water
setfree

24 Clues: red • rib • lip • bile • upon • Tear • self • Break • teeth • Heart • Chest • teeth • water • skull • breast • tongue • Against • setfree • original • cartilage • fixaction • look/obverse • Blind passage • morethannormal

Medical Terms 2026-02-11

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Prefix meaning fast
Blood pressure
Test recording the heart electrical activity
infraction Heart attack
Irregular heartbeat
Prefix meaning excessive
Root meaning fatty plaque
Congestive heart failure
Heart muscle tissue
heart failure condition where the heart cannot pump effectively
Largest artery that carries blood away from the heart.
catheterization invasive procedure using catheter to view heart arteries
Root meaning vessel
Root Means Heart

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High blood pressure
Vessel that carries blood back to the heart
Upper chamber of the heart
Prefix meaning slow
Electrocardiogram
Disease of the heart muscle
Lower chamber of the heart
Ultrasound imaging of the heart
test Exercise or medication test to evaluate heart under stress
Suffix meaning infammation
Myocardial infarction
pressure monitor Device to measure hypertension
Muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body
Coronary artery disease

28 Clues: Blood pressure • Root Means Heart • Electrocardiogram • Prefix meaning fast • High blood pressure • Prefix meaning slow • Irregular heartbeat • Heart muscle tissue • Root meaning vessel • Myocardial infarction • infraction Heart attack • Coronary artery disease • Prefix meaning excessive • Congestive heart failure • Root meaning fatty plaque • Upper chamber of the heart • ...

medical term 2025-11-20

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– Heart bypass surgery.
– Means “fast.”
– Test that measures the heart’s electrical activity.
Infarction – Another name for a heart attack.
X-ray – Imaging test that shows the heart and lungs.
– Meaning “heart.”
– Largest artery in the body.
– High blood pressure.
– Means heart rate.
– Congestive heart failure.
Heart Failure – Heart can’t pump blood well.

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– Tiny blood vessels where gas exchange happens.
– Main organ that pumps blood.
– Means “inflammation.”
– Plaque build-up in arteries.
– Short for electrocardiogram.
– Ultrasound of the heart.
– Means “a recording.”
Test – Heart test done while walking on a treadmill.
– Means “blood vessel.”
– An abnormal heart rhythm.
Catheterization – Tube inserted into the heart to check for blockages.
– Stands for blood pressure.
– Vessel that carries blood back to the heart.
– Blood vessel carrying oxygen-rich blood away from the heart.

25 Clues: – Means “fast.” • – Meaning “heart.” • – Means heart rate. • – Means “a recording.” • – High blood pressure. • – Heart bypass surgery. • – Means “inflammation.” • – Means “blood vessel.” • – Ultrasound of the heart. • – An abnormal heart rhythm. • – Congestive heart failure. • – Stands for blood pressure. • – Largest artery in the body. • – Main organ that pumps blood. • ...

Medical Vocabulary 2025-11-18

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tenth cranial nerve which leaves the head
disorder with recurring seizures
grand mal seizure (written as one word)
petit mal seizure
fainting
blood clot
a hernia in which meninges and CSF protrude
involuntary movement of a small group of muscles
nerve disease

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membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord
reading disorder with trouble interpreting language
receiving fiber of a neuron
spaces in the brain that contain CSF
space through which impulses travel
largest part of brain
network of nerves
traumatic brain injury caused by blunt impact
transmitting fiber of a neuron
"star-shaped" cell
severe, recurring headache

20 Clues: fainting • blood clot • nerve disease • network of nerves • petit mal seizure • "star-shaped" cell • largest part of brain • severe, recurring headache • receiving fiber of a neuron • transmitting fiber of a neuron • disorder with recurring seizures • space through which impulses travel • spaces in the brain that contain CSF • grand mal seizure (written as one word) • ...

Medical Terms 2026-03-07

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Swelling caused by fluid accumulation.
The removal of an organ or tissue from one body that is implanted into another.
The outer layer of the skin.
Not cancerous.
High blood pressure.
A patient who receives care without being admitted to a hospital.
Indicates the presence of cancerous cells.
A substance that stimulates antibody production to provide immunity against disease.
Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered
A medical device that uses electric shocks to restore normal heartbeat.
Stitches, which are used to join tissues together as they heal.
The predicated outcome of disease progression and treatment.

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A tender, fluid-filled pocket that forms in tissue, usually due to infection.
An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot.
Signifies a recurring, persistent condition like heart disease.
Broken bone or cartilage.
A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing.
A bruise.
A patient who requires hospitalization.
Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein.
Signifies a condition that begins abruptly and is sometimes severe, but the duration is short.
A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious.
An organ or tissue that produces and secretes fluids that serve a specific function.

23 Clues: A bruise. • Not cancerous. • High blood pressure. • Broken bone or cartilage. • The outer layer of the skin. • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation. • A patient who requires hospitalization. • Indicates the presence of cancerous cells. • A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious. • A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing. • ...

Medical Terms 2026-02-19

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The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
The forceful expulsion of stomach contents through the mouth.
Involuntary contractions of the diaphragm followed by rapid closure of the vocal cords.
adolescent A teenager typically aged 15–17, often focused on peer groups and identity.
A person who provides for the physical and emotional needs of a dependent.
A chronic condition characterized by high levels of glucose in the blood.
The external organs of the reproductive system.
The cognitive ability to focus on multiple aspects of a situation simultaneously.
One who is in the transitional stage between childhood and adulthood.
permanence The understanding that items continue to exist even when they cannot be seen.
A substance used for medical treatment, especially a drug.
A term for individuals in the later stages of the human life cycle.
The process by which a person becomes protected against a disease through vaccination.
The medical term for abnormally low blood pressure.
A human in the earliest stage of life, derived from the Latin for "unable to speak."

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Confined to a place of rest due to illness, injury, or old age.
The inability to differentiate between self and other; seeing the world only from one's own perspective.
development Growth that starts at the center of the body and moves toward the extremities.
Something added to the diet to make up for a nutritional deficiency.
Able to move quickly and easily; nimble.
Groups of similar cells that work together to perform a specific function.
development The pattern of growth that proceeds from the head downward to the feet.
The genetic passing of characteristics from parents to offspring.
An individual’s innate "behavioral style" or characteristic way of responding to the world.
The natural process of bone formation or turning soft cartilage into bone.
The medical term for abnormally high blood pressure.
A young child who is just learning to walk; typically ages 1 to 3.
Chemical messengers that travel through the blood to regulate body functions.
The buildup of calcium salts in body tissue, often hardening it.
Reflex Also known as the "startle reflex," seen in infants when they feel like they are falling.

30 Clues: Able to move quickly and easily; nimble. • The external organs of the reproductive system. • The medical term for abnormally low blood pressure. • The medical term for abnormally high blood pressure. • A substance used for medical treatment, especially a drug. • The forceful expulsion of stomach contents through the mouth. • ...

medical term 2026-04-03

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– Congestive heart failure
Diseases (5+)
Failure – Heart cannot pump blood effectively
– Ultrasound image of the heart
– Blood pressure
– Test that records electrical activity of the heart
– Organ that pumps blood through the body
Infarction – Heart attack caused by blocked blood flow
(5+)
– Refers to blood vessels
– Tool used to listen to heart sounds
– Refers to blood
– High blood pressure
Pressure Cuff – Device that measures blood pressure
Tools (5+)
– Tiny blood vessels where gas exchange occurs

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– Means inflammation
– Loss of blood flow to the brain
– Largest artery carrying blood away from the heart
Monitor – Portable device that records heart rhythm
– Heart rate
– Upper chamber of the heart
– Irregular heartbeat
/ Suffixes / Root Words (5+)
– Lower chamber that pumps blood out
– Means “record” or “picture”
– Imaging test that shows blood vessels
– Refers to the heart
– Hardening of arteries due to plaque buildup
– Means enlargement
– Coronary artery disease
Cava – Large vein returning blood to the heart
– Myocardial infarction
– Emergency procedure to restore circulation

34 Clues: (5+) • Tools (5+) • – Heart rate • Diseases (5+) • – Blood pressure • – Refers to blood • – Means enlargement • – Means inflammation • – Irregular heartbeat • – Refers to the heart • – High blood pressure • – Myocardial infarction • – Refers to blood vessels • – Coronary artery disease • – Congestive heart failure • – Upper chamber of the heart • / Suffixes / Root Words (5+) • ...

Medical Crossword 2026-04-13

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Substance that performs the work of the cell
Region above the stomach
Systems make up the human
Region below the umbilical area
Contains genetic information (DNA)
Tissues form this
Front side of the body
Tissue that connects body parts
Region around the navel
Toward the side
Tissue that expands and contracts
Above another structure
Outer covering of the cell
Smallest unit of life
Control center of the cell

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Organs form this
Below another structure
Back side of the body
Divides body into left and right
Lying face down
Lying face up
Tissue that carries messages
Tissue that covers surfaces
Near the middle
Cells combine to form this
The human body is an

26 Clues: Lying face up • Lying face down • Near the middle • Toward the side • Organs form this • Tissues form this • The human body is an • Back side of the body • Smallest unit of life • Front side of the body • Below another structure • Region around the navel • Above another structure • Region above the stomach • Systems make up the human • Cells combine to form this • Outer covering of the cell • ...

Medical Terms 2024-08-28

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Bringing your toes in, towards the midline of the body.
Tendinitis is a ___ injury.
The patient lay on the ground, face up, in a ___ position.
Movement toward the midline of the body.
The downward movement of the scapula.
Having flat feet occurs when the foot ___.
Increasing the angle of the joint.
Pointing your toes away from your body.
Recent or new injury.
Your Fibula is ___ to your Tibula.
Farthest from the center of the body.
Your quads are ___ to your hamstrings.
Moving your arm like you are holding a bowl of soup.
The skin is ___ to the Femur.
DOB

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When your shoulder comes completely out of its joint.
The body's response to injury.
CPR
Extreme or excessive straightening of a joint.
BP
Your head is ____ to your legs.
Pain produced when structure is palpitated.
When you roll your ankle.
Stretching or tearing of muscles or tendons.
Closest to the midline of the body.
A bruise.
Looseness in a joint.
The noise that is made when you crack your fingers.
The anterior surface of the arm or leg rotates laterally away from the midline.
Farthest away from the skin.
Toward the back of the body.
bid
The bicep is ___ to the wrist.
Dx
When you reach for something in front of you, your scapula ___.

35 Clues: BP • Dx • CPR • bid • DOB • A bruise. • Looseness in a joint. • Recent or new injury. • When you roll your ankle. • Tendinitis is a ___ injury. • Farthest away from the skin. • Toward the back of the body. • The skin is ___ to the Femur. • The body's response to injury. • The bicep is ___ to the wrist. • Your head is ____ to your legs. • Increasing the angle of the joint. • ...

Medical Terms 2024-10-14

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Damaged tissue caused by injury
Condition that begins abruptly
Fall in blood sugar to levels below normal
Inflammation of the brain
Ability of an organism to walk on two legs
Used to describe cancer
Type of chest pain caused by reduced blood flow
Excessive growth of the tissue
Inflammation of the joint
A procedure to remove a piece of tissue or a sample of cells

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Bacterial infection in the inner layers of the skin
Medical term for swelling
Pertaining to the brain
Inflammation of the skin
The science of collecting and analyzing biologic or health data using statistical method
Study of cell
Type of cancer that arises from cells
Noncancerous collection of cell
Film bearing a photographic record on a reduced scale
Projecting growth of tissue

20 Clues: Study of cell • Pertaining to the brain • Used to describe cancer • Inflammation of the skin • Medical term for swelling • Inflammation of the brain • Inflammation of the joint • Projecting growth of tissue • Condition that begins abruptly • Excessive growth of the tissue • Damaged tissue caused by injury • Noncancerous collection of cell • Type of cancer that arises from cells • ...

MEDICAL TERMS 2024-10-21

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Low red blood cell count causing fatigue.
Instrument to view inside the body.
Weakening of bones.
Formation of blood clot.
Medication that kills bacteria.
White blood cell fighting infections.
Stimulates immunity to disease.
– Spread of cancer cells.
Vaccination for disease prevention.
Medical care of children.

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Study of nervous system diseases.
Heart specialist.
Swelling from fluid buildup.
Irregular heart rhythm.
Oxygen-carrying protein in blood.
High blood pressure.
Drug increasing urine output.
Blocked blood vessel by clot.
– Removal of tissue for examination.
Cancerous, dangerous growth.

20 Clues: Heart specialist. • Weakening of bones. • High blood pressure. • Irregular heart rhythm. • Formation of blood clot. • – Spread of cancer cells. • Medical care of children. • Swelling from fluid buildup. • Cancerous, dangerous growth. • Drug increasing urine output. • Blocked blood vessel by clot. • Medication that kills bacteria. • Stimulates immunity to disease. • ...

medical term 2024-10-16

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A disorder causing the blood to clot more slowly than normal.
Autoimmune disease where the body attacks the thyroid gland.
Common viral infection of the respiratory system, often seasonal.
Bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs and can be latent or active
Degenerative joint disease also known as "wear and tear" arthritis.
Skin condition characterized by itchy,red,and dry patches.
This viral infection targets the immune system,specifically T-cells.
A chronic lung condition characterized by difficulty in breathing.
This bacterial infection is known for its severe, watery diarrhea.

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Severe allergic reaction that can lead to difficulty breathing and shock.
Bacterial infection that often affects the throat and can lead to rheumatic fever.
Viral infection that leads to inflammation of the liver
Condition characterized by abnormally high blood pressure.
An autoimmune disorder that causes inflammation in the digestive tract.
Blood disorder where red blood cells break down leading to anemia
This mosquito-borne viral infection causes severe joint pain.
Eye condition where the lens becomes cloudy,impairing vision.
This hereditary disorders affects the lungs and digestive system due to thick mucus production.
Cancer of the blood affecting white blood cell production.
Progressive neurological disorder affecting movements.

20 Clues: Progressive neurological disorder affecting movements. • Viral infection that leads to inflammation of the liver • Condition characterized by abnormally high blood pressure. • Cancer of the blood affecting white blood cell production. • Skin condition characterized by itchy,red,and dry patches. • Autoimmune disease where the body attacks the thyroid gland. • ...

Medical “A” 2024-09-19

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A substance (often a protein) that the immune system recognizes as foreign, prompting an immune response.
Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs between the air and the bloodstream.
Wasting away or decrease in size of a body part or tissue, often due to disuse or disease.
A collection of pus that forms in tissues, organs, or spaces in the body, usually due to infection.
Temporary cessation of breathing, especially during sleep (as in sleep apnea).
The abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity, often due to liver disease or cancer.
An irregular or abnormal rhythm of the heart, which can affect its ability to pump blood effectively.
The absence of electrical activity in the heart, resulting in no heartbeat or pulse.
Loss of appetite or refusal to eat, which may occur as a symptom of disease (not to be confused with anorexia nervosa, a psychological eating disorder).
A condition characterized by a loss of memory, often caused by brain injury, disease, or psychological trauma.

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A type of joint disorder characterized by degeneration of cartilage and bone, often leading to pain and stiffness.
An abnormal bulge or ballooning in the wall of a blood vessel, typically in the brain or aorta.
A condition where there is a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood, leading to fatigue and weakness.
A chronic lung condition that causes difficulty breathing due to inflammation and narrowing of the airways.
Inflammation of one or more joints, causing pain, swelling, and stiffness.
A severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction that can affect multiple organ systems.
The failure of an organ or tissue to develop normally.
A language disorder caused by brain damage that affects a person’s ability to communicate.
An extreme form of hypoxia, where there is a total absence of oxygen in body tissues.
A benign tumor that arises from glandular tissue.

20 Clues: A benign tumor that arises from glandular tissue. • The failure of an organ or tissue to develop normally. • Inflammation of one or more joints, causing pain, swelling, and stiffness. • Temporary cessation of breathing, especially during sleep (as in sleep apnea). • The absence of electrical activity in the heart, resulting in no heartbeat or pulse. • ...

Medical History 2024-11-03

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An immune system response to harmless substances.
Inflammatory joint condition.
A mental health disorder characterized by persistent sadness.
Infections in the urinary system.
Conditions where the immune system attacks the body.
A condition where kidneys lose filtering ability.
A medical emergency due to interrupted blood flow to the brain.
A condition characterized by weak bones.
Chronic lung disease causing breathing difficulties.
Hard deposits that form in the kidneys.

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A progressive neurodegenerative disorder.
The organ that pumps blood.
A progressive neurological disorder affecting movement.
Also known as high blood pressure.
Inflammation of the stomach lining.
A group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth.
The organ that processes nutrients and detoxifies.
A group of disorders characterized by excessive worry.
A chronic respiratory condition.
A chronic condition affecting blood sugar levels.

20 Clues: The organ that pumps blood. • Inflammatory joint condition. • A chronic respiratory condition. • Infections in the urinary system. • Also known as high blood pressure. • Inflammation of the stomach lining. • Hard deposits that form in the kidneys. • A condition characterized by weak bones. • A progressive neurodegenerative disorder. • ...

Medical Terms 2024-11-15

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heart inflammation
Arteries meet second type of vessel
symbol for love/center of cardiovascular system
prefix for excessive
records electrical activity of heart
blood enters this small branch of veins
x-ray dye in blood vessles
prefix for innner
dilated veins
suffix for pain
blood

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mesures items in blood
stopping of the heart
test how well the system works
new heart
beats per minute
high blood pressure
cardiovascular
prefix for around
when an artery swells
chest pain
inner layer of heart
prefix for against
sodium
where blood flows

25 Clues: blood • sodium • new heart • chest pain • dilated veins • cardiovascular • suffix for pain • beats per minute • prefix for around • prefix for innner • where blood flows • heart inflammation • prefix for against • high blood pressure • prefix for excessive • inner layer of heart • stopping of the heart • when an artery swells • mesures items in blood • x-ray dye in blood vessles • ...

Medical term 2024-11-08

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atrial fibrillation
vessels that deliver blood to tissues.
antidiuretic hormone
common tests healthcare providers use to measure or examine substances in your blood
one dimensional
a type of portable electrocardiogram (ECG)
pumps blood through the system.
also known as congestive heart failure
Atrium
how the heart works during physical activity. It also may be called a stress exercise test.
creates high-resolution images of your heart
type of heart disease involving the reduction of blood flow to the cardiac muscle due to build-up of atherosclerotic plaque in the arteries of the heart.

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cardiovascular disease process involving one or more of the four valves of the heart.
irregularities in the heartbeat, including when it is too fast or too slow.
networks of small vessels that perfuse tissues.
vessels that return blood to the heart.
Yellowish fatty plaque
automatic implantable cardioverter defibrillator
Artery
occurs when blood flow decreases or stops in one of the coronary arteries of the heart, causing infarction to the heart muscle.
Vessel
Aorta
acute coronary syndromes
looks at the chest

24 Clues: Aorta • Artery • Vessel • Atrium • one dimensional • looks at the chest • atrial fibrillation • antidiuretic hormone • Yellowish fatty plaque • acute coronary syndromes • pumps blood through the system. • vessels that deliver blood to tissues. • also known as congestive heart failure • vessels that return blood to the heart. • a type of portable electrocardiogram (ECG) • ...

Medical term 2024-11-08

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atrial fibrillation
vessels that deliver blood to tissues.
antidiuretic hormone
common tests healthcare providers use to measure or examine substances in your blood
one dimensional
a type of portable electrocardiogram (ECG)
pumps blood through the system.
also known as congestive heart failure
Atrium
how the heart works during physical activity. It also may be called a stress exercise test.
creates high-resolution images of your heart
type of heart disease involving the reduction of blood flow to the cardiac muscle due to build-up of atherosclerotic plaque in the arteries of the heart.

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cardiovascular disease process involving one or more of the four valves of the heart.
irregularities in the heartbeat, including when it is too fast or too slow.
networks of small vessels that perfuse tissues.
vessels that return blood to the heart.
Yellowish fatty plaque
automatic implantable cardioverter defibrillator
Artery
occurs when blood flow decreases or stops in one of the coronary arteries of the heart, causing infarction to the heart muscle.
Vessel
Aorta
acute coronary syndromes
looks at the chest

Medical Coding 2025-03-05

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codes to describe outpatient procedures
removal of one or both adrenal glands
non cancerous
present from birth
procedure to remove the pancreas, duodenum, bile duct, and stomach
new and abnormal growth of tissue
relating to the brain and it's blood vessels
severe abscess or multiple boils in the skin
additions to codes that explain alterations
rules used in ICD-10-CM that are independent of coding guidelines
doctor who specializes in the skin, hair, and nails
sample of tissue or cells taken for study
taking or cutting out solid matter from a body part

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face-to-face interaction between health care provider and patient
failure of healing at bone ends
groin area
middle section of the small intestine
a condition that occurs as the result of another condition
durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies
5th axis in ICD-10-PCS medical and surgical section
other term for outpatient
a medical term identified by healthcare providers
assigning a code higher than necessary, possibly for financial gain
codes to describe disease
study of the heart
elevated blood pressure

26 Clues: groin area • non cancerous • present from birth • study of the heart • elevated blood pressure • other term for outpatient • codes to describe disease • failure of healing at bone ends • new and abnormal growth of tissue • middle section of the small intestine • removal of one or both adrenal glands • codes to describe outpatient procedures • sample of tissue or cells taken for study • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2025-01-26

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Phos
CRP
LFT
AB
Bil
Fe
PEP
PT
Cr
Na
Dig
Zn
TP
Mg
BMP
Trig
FBS
Glu

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PO4
TSH
CBC
ICA
ABG
Hct
PTH
Alb
CK
CO
Cl
RET
Mono
Hgb

32 Clues: CK • AB • Fe • CO • Cl • PT • Cr • Na • Zn • TP • Mg • PO4 • TSH • CBC • ICA • ABG • CRP • LFT • Hct • PTH • Alb • Bil • PEP • Dig • RET • BMP • Hgb • FBS • Glu • Phos • Mono • Trig

Medical Term 2025-03-13

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heart failure.
Infarction/A heart attack caused by blocked blood flow.
meaning "vessel."
Cava/The largest vein that returns blood to the heart.
ultrasound to create images of the heart.
Monitor/A portable device that records heart activity over time.
Catheterization/A procedure using a thin tube to examine heart vessels.
meaning "clot."
Heart Failure/A condition where the heart doesn’t pump efficiently.
smallest blood vessels where oxygen and nutrient exchange occurs.
muscular layer of the heart.
irregular heartbeat.
largest artery in the body.
word meaning "heart."

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of the arteries due to plaque buildup.
artery bypass graft, a type of heart surgery.
blood pressure.
infarction (heart attack).
muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body.
resuscitation, a life-saving procedure.
(ECG/EKG)/Measures the electrical activity of the heart.
pressure.
meaning "hardening."
x-ray dye to check for blood vessel blockages.
meaning "blood condition."

25 Clues: pressure. • heart failure. • blood pressure. • meaning "clot." • meaning "vessel." • meaning "hardening." • irregular heartbeat. • word meaning "heart." • infarction (heart attack). • meaning "blood condition." • largest artery in the body. • muscular layer of the heart. • of the arteries due to plaque buildup. • resuscitation, a life-saving procedure. • ...

Medical Diseases 2025-04-29

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Disease A neurodegenerative disorder that affects movement, causing tremors and stiffness.
A congenital condition in which a baby’s foot is twisted out of shape or position.
(Flu) A contagious viral infection that attacks the respiratory system, leading to fever, cough, and fatigue.
X Syndrome A genetic condition causing intellectual disability, particularly in males, often associated with social and behavioral challenges.
A form of arthritis that causes sudden and severe pain, often in the joints, due to uric acid buildup.
Mellitus A metabolic disorder where the body is unable to properly process blood sugar.
(TB) A contagious bacterial infection primarily affecting the lungs, though it can spread to other organs.
Tube Defects A group of birth defects affecting the brain, spine, or spinal cord due to improper closure of the neural tube during fetal development.
(Systemic Lupus Erythematosus) An autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the body’s tissues, causing inflammation.
A genetic disorder where the blood does not clot properly, leading to excessive bleeding.
Syndrome A genetic condition affecting females, characterized by short stature and infertility due to missing or incomplete X chromosomes.
Cell Anemia A genetic disorder where the red blood cells are abnormally shaped, leading to blockages in blood flow and pain.
A neurological disorder characterized by recurrent and unprovoked seizures.
Syndrome A genetic disorder that affects connective tissue, leading to problems with the heart, blood vessels, bones, and eyes.
Syndrome A genetic disorder caused by the presence of an extra chromosome 21, leading to developmental delays and intellectual disability.
A virus that attacks the immune system, leading to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) A lung disease that causes long-term breathing problems and poor airflow.
A disease characterized by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells that can spread to other parts of the body.

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An infection that inflames the air sacs of the lungs, which may fill with fluid or pus.
Disease A progressive condition that causes memory loss and cognitive decline.
Heart Disease Birth defects that affect the heart, including structural problems and defects in the heart’s walls, valves, or arteries.
An inflammation of the liver, often caused by a viral infection.
A condition where there is an abnormal buildup of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain, leading to pressure that can cause brain damage.
Sclerosis (MS) A disease where the immune system attacks the protective covering of nerve fibers, leading to loss of muscle control and other neurological problems.
A condition where the arteries become narrowed and hardened due to plaque buildup.
A chronic condition where the airways become inflamed and narrow, making breathing difficult.
Lip and Palate A congenital condition where a baby is born with a split or opening in the upper lip and/or roof of the mouth.
Arthritis An autoimmune disease causing chronic inflammation in the joints, often leading to deformities.
Bifida A neural tube defect in which the spinal cord and its protective covering do not fully develop or close during pregnancy.
Fibrosis A hereditary disease that affects the lungs and digestive system by causing thick mucus buildup.

30 Clues: An inflammation of the liver, often caused by a viral infection. • A neurological disorder characterized by recurrent and unprovoked seizures. • Disease A progressive condition that causes memory loss and cognitive decline. • A congenital condition in which a baby’s foot is twisted out of shape or position. • ...

Medical terms 2025-09-12

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An abnormal mass of tissue.
Surgical removal of the appendix
Study of the kidney
A general term for any disease, damage, or trauma that affects the brain
Inflammation of the pancreas.
Low blood pressure
Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart chambers and valves.
Disease of the heart muscle.
The removal and examination of tissue from a living body.
Inflammation of the skin
An abnormally rapid heart rate

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Cancerous; very virulent or infectious.
Study of the nerves
Surgical removal of a lung.
Nerve pain
High blood sugar
Inflammation of the nose
Study of the lungs
Inflammation of the stomach and intestines, typically caused by a viral or bacterial infection
A procedure used to examine internal parts of the body using a flexible tube with a camera.
Surgical removal of the stomach
Study of the heart
Inflammation of the liver
A disease or condition that arises spontaneously or from an unknown cause.
Surgical removal of a part of the skull.
Inflammation of the bone
A solid swelling of clotted blood within the tissues.

27 Clues: Nerve pain • High blood sugar • Study of the lungs • Study of the heart • Low blood pressure • Study of the nerves • Study of the kidney • Inflammation of the nose • Inflammation of the bone • Inflammation of the skin • Inflammation of the liver • Surgical removal of a lung. • An abnormal mass of tissue. • Disease of the heart muscle. • Inflammation of the pancreas. • ...

medical term 2025-09-16

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anormalsoftening
hump
crooked
tietogether
bentbackward
curved
bone
cartilage
lumbar
diseasedcondition

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singularnoun
skull
synovialmembrane
bone marrow
originating
visualexamination
loosening
o vertebra
rib
joint

20 Clues: rib • hump • bone • skull • joint • curved • lumbar • crooked • loosening • cartilage • bone marrow • originating • tietogether • o vertebra • singularnoun • bentbackward • anormalsoftening • synovialmembrane • visualexamination • diseasedcondition

Medical Terms 2025-03-27

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Intensive Care Unit
Central Nervous System
flow or discharge
Transthoracic Echocardiogram
Blood Pressure
Do Not Resuscitate
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Arterial Blood Gas
Computed Tomography
Deep Vein Thrombosis
study of
Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography
many
Heart Rate
within
before
deficient or below normal
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
bad or difficult
Traumatic Brain Injury
inflammation
fast
new
across
incision or cutting
visual examination using a scope
excessive or above normal
blood condition
below
paralysis
Transesophageal Echocardiogram
produced by
tumor or swelling
Intravenous
Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting

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good
hernia or protrusion
Chest X-ray
against
Respiratory Rate
Automated External Defibrillator
Electrocardiogram
slow
removal
process of recording or imaging
false
enlargement
against
breakdown
Body Mass Index
disease
creation of an opening
Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
within
Nil Per Os – nothing by mouth
around
bad
malignant tumor
Pulmonary Embolism
upon or above
Congestive Heart Failure

61 Clues: new • bad • good • slow • many • fast • false • below • within • before • within • across • around • against • removal • against • disease • study of • breakdown • paralysis • Heart Rate • Chest X-ray • enlargement • produced by • Intravenous • inflammation • upon or above • Blood Pressure • Body Mass Index • blood condition • malignant tumor • Respiratory Rate • bad or difficult • flow or discharge • Electrocardiogram • tumor or swelling • ...

Medical Terms 2025-08-27

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Movement away from the midline of the body
The anterior surface of the arm or leg rotates laterally away from the midline
Movement toward the midline of the body
Situated or pertaining to a center
Extreme or excessive straightening of a part
Closest to the skin
a region of injured tissue or skin in which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a bruise.
Situated away from a center
Toward the front of the body
DOA
Towards the top or head
ETA
Top side of a structure (think dorsal fin)
Increasing the angle of the joint
Turning the forearm away from the body (holding a cup of soup)
Complete separation of two ends of a joint
Partial or incomplete separation of a joint
Amount of movement allowed at the joint
a discoloration of the skin resulting from bleeding underneath
Pain produced when structure is palpated

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Movement toward the midline of the body in the transverse plane
The underside of the foot
D
Decreasing the angle formed by the bones of the joint
CNS
Laying face down
The anterior surface of the arm or leg rotates medially toward midline
Recent or new injury, sudden onset
Farthest away from the skin
Pain felt somewhere other than its origin
Movement away from the midline of the body in the transverse plane
BP
Looseness in the joint
Lying face up
Injury with a long onset and long duration

35 Clues: D • BP • CNS • DOA • ETA • Lying face up • Laying face down • Closest to the skin • Looseness in the joint • Towards the top or head • The underside of the foot • Farthest away from the skin • Situated away from a center • Toward the front of the body • Increasing the angle of the joint • Situated or pertaining to a center • Recent or new injury, sudden onset • ...

Medical Advancements 2025-05-14

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Conflict in which Nightingale slashed hospital death rates
London district where Snow plotted deaths
Milkmaid whose cowpox spot supplied the pus for the experiment
Infectious intestinal killer mapped by John Snow
Edward ______ developed the first successful smallpox jab
Heat treatment that keeps milk safe
Mild cattle disease that protected milkmaids
First name of the doctor who mapped the epidemic
Pain‑numbing chemical discovered by James Simpson
Liquid Snow proved could carry cholera germs
Collective term for pain‑blocking medicines

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Queen who used chloroform in 1857
“Lady with the Lamp” who reformed nursing
Killer disease that left deep scars before vaccination
Profession transformed by Nightingale’s training school
Device Snow persuaded officials to padlock
Microscopic living things identified by Pasteur
Lasting defence against a disease
Outdated theory that “bad air” spread disease
Latin root of the word “vaccine,” meaning “cow”
French scientist who proved germs, not smells, cause disease
Eight‑year‑old boy first vaccinated by Jenner

22 Clues: Queen who used chloroform in 1857 • Lasting defence against a disease • Heat treatment that keeps milk safe • “Lady with the Lamp” who reformed nursing • London district where Snow plotted deaths • Device Snow persuaded officials to padlock • Collective term for pain‑blocking medicines • Mild cattle disease that protected milkmaids • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2025-09-19

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AMA
dx.
wt.
prn
OTC
STAT
q2h
NPO
ac
VO
bid
Sx

20 Clues: Rx • ac • VO • Sx • CC • DOB • AMA • dx. • wt. • prn • OTC • ht. • q2h • H&P • NPO • D/C • A&O • bid • DNR • STAT

Medical Terms 2025-07-01

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: Organ used for breathing and gas exchange
Body-wide infection that can affect heart and circulation
: Main organ that pumps blood
: Buildup in arteries (atherosclerosis)
: Root word for blood vessel
: Heart attack
: Prefix meaning slow
: A test of the heart during exercise
: Imaging tool to see inside the body
: Uses sound waves to show the heart
: Root word for heart
: Heart bypass surgery

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: Chest pain caused by poor blood flow
: Carries blood to the heart
: Brain damage from blocked blood flow
: Suffix meaning blood condition
: Prefix meaning fast
: Instrument to view inside the body
: Heart rate
: Largest artery in the body
: Electrical signal center in the heart
: A lump of blood that blocks vessels
: Records the heart’s electrical activity
: Heart failure
: Blood pressure

25 Clues: : Heart rate • : Heart attack • : Heart failure • : Blood pressure • : Prefix meaning fast • : Prefix meaning slow • : Root word for heart • : Heart bypass surgery • : Carries blood to the heart • : Root word for blood vessel • : Largest artery in the body • : Main organ that pumps blood • : Suffix meaning blood condition • : Instrument to view inside the body • ...

Medical diagnosis 2025-08-11

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| Persistently high blood pressure
| Inflammation of the stomach lining
| Sideways curvature of the spine
| Loss of bone density
| Infection of the lungs
| Low red blood cell count or hemoglobin
| Inflammation of the kidney
| Inflammation of the liver
| Gallstones in the gallbladder
Mellitus | Condition with high blood sugar
| Infectious lung disease caused by Mycobacterium

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Accident | Stroke
| Life-threatening body-wide infection
| Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Infarction | Heart attack
| Chronic airway inflammation causing wheezing
Syndrome | Kidney disorder with protein in urine
| Chronic seizure disorder
| Inflammation of the appendix
| Inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord

Medical diagnosis 2025-08-11

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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

Medical Term 2025-09-23

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excessive sweating
present at birth
paralysis of lower body
membrane outside the heart
instrument to view small objects
outside the cell
paralysis on one side
reason to note use treatment

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poor nutrition
weak immune system
small urine output
women with many pregnancies
enlarged heart
below the kneecap
abnormal tissue growth (tumor)
inflammation of all joints
pregnancy outside the uterus
without blood
use both hands
around the mouth

20 Clues: without blood • poor nutrition • enlarged heart • use both hands • present at birth • outside the cell • around the mouth • below the kneecap • weak immune system • small urine output • excessive sweating • paralysis on one side • paralysis of lower body • membrane outside the heart • inflammation of all joints • women with many pregnancies • pregnancy outside the uterus • ...

medical term 2025-10-16

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X-ray or chest film is a projection radiograph of the chest used to diagnose conditions affecting the chest, its contents
the insertion of a catheter into a chamber or vessel of the heart.
Vascular (relating to a system of blood vessels) or vasculitis (inflammation of blood vessels).
Cardiologist (a doctor who studies the heart) or cardiac arrest (a sudden stop of the heart).
Occurs when the heart muscle becomes too stiff or weak to pump blood adequately throughout the body.
attack
(Coronary Artery Disease), MI (Myocardial Infarction), CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), BP (Blood Pressure), and ECG/EKG (Electrocardiogram)
Artery Disease)
catheterization
Resuscitation):
where one or more of the four heart valves do not open or close properly.
use a CT scan to detect build-up in the arteries

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often one of the first ways your cardiologist will take a look at your heart — using sound.
The fluid that contains oxygen, nutrients, waste products, and other cells that circulates through the heart and blood vessels.
Infarction):
valve disease
blockage of blood flow to a part of the heart muscle, often caused by a blood clot.
emergency that occurs when blood supply to the brain is interrupted.
artery disease condition where the heart's blood vessels become narrowed or blocked by a buildup of fatty deposits, known as plaque. failure
of the heart's electrical activity through repeated cardiac cycles
Blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart.
score
A muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body.
Pressure)
Arteriole (a small artery) or arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries).
Phlebitis (inflammation of a vein) or phlebotomy (the process of drawing blood from a vein).
Blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart.
Microscopic blood vessels that connect arteries and veins and facilitate the exchange of oxygen, nutrients, and waste with the body's tissues.

28 Clues: score • attack • Pressure) • Infarction): • valve disease • Artery Disease) • catheterization • Resuscitation): • use a CT scan to detect build-up in the arteries • A muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body. • Blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart. • Blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart. • ...

Medical Specialty 2025-10-20

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Therapy, a health care specialty that focuses on improving movement, reducing pain, and restoring functioning
specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
branch of medicine dedicated to the health care of infants, children and adolescents
healthcare professional who draws blood for tests, transfusions, or donations
Practitioner, a nurse who has advanced clinical education and training
a branch of medicine that focuses on the study, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer
a licensed health care professional who provides direct care, promotes health and advocates for patients
a person qualified to treat the diseases and conditions that affect the teeth and gums
the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults
a branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders
a medical doctor who specializes in administering anesthesia and managing care before, during and after surgery
Medicine, provides comprehensive healthcare to individuals and families across generations
the branch of medicine that deals with rheumatic diseases

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a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system
an expert in medications, dispensing them, and advising patients on their safe and effective use
the branch of medicine focused on diseases of the digestive system
focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders
focusing on diagnosis, treatment and diseases affecting the urinary tract
pathologist, a professional who assesses, diagnoses, and treats communication, cognitive and swallowing disorders
specializes in the medical care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the period immediately following birth
the branch of medicine that deals with diseases of the heart and blood vessels
Therapy, focused on helping people to perform daily tasks and live more independently after an injury, illness or disability
a medical professional that provides emergency medical services
focused on medical and surgical care of eyes

24 Clues: focused on medical and surgical care of eyes • a medical specialty focused on the musculoskeletal system • the branch of medicine that deals with rheumatic diseases • a medical professional that provides emergency medical services • the medical specialty focused on the health care of older adults • ...

Medical Coding 2025-10-27

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Microscopic air sacs for gas exchange
sample for diagnosis
discoloration from low oxtgen
claim form
of service
Functional unit of the kidney
Physician Fee Schedule
patient data
Tube used to keep a vessel open
swelling
practice expense, malpractice unit

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used for wound closure
provider identifier
diagnosis codes
main artery
infection with organ dysfunction
privacy law
from elevated bilirubin
loss of consciousness
code pair edit system
wave imaging modality
storage and retrieval system
hemoglobin
Inadequate blood supply to tissue
Level II supply/drug codes
Maximum units per day limit

26 Clues: swelling • claim form • of service • hemoglobin • main artery • privacy law • patient data • diagnosis codes • provider identifier • sample for diagnosis • loss of consciousness • code pair edit system • wave imaging modality • used for wound closure • Physician Fee Schedule • from elevated bilirubin • Level II supply/drug codes • Maximum units per day limit • storage and retrieval system • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2025-11-10

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of birth DOB
Cath
ASA
ad lib
ext
@
amt
d
abd
ck
Ba

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av
del
Exp
bid
BSC
Ab
DON
tolerated as tol
Ca
Exc

21 Clues: @ • d • av • Ab • Ca • ck • Ba • del • Exp • bid • BSC • ASA • DON • ext • amt • Exc • abd • Cath • ad lib • of birth DOB • tolerated as tol

Medical Abbreviations 2025-11-10

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of birth DOB
Cath
ASA
ad lib
ext
@
amt
d
abd
ck
Ba

Down

av
del
Exp
bid
BSC
Ab
DON
tolerated as tol
Ca
Exc

21 Clues: @ • d • av • Ab • Ca • ck • Ba • del • Exp • bid • BSC • ASA • DON • ext • amt • Exc • abd • Cath • ad lib • of birth DOB • tolerated as tol

Medical biotechnology 2026-05-05

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Cabang bioteknologi medis
Ilmuwan yang memperkenalkan istilah bioteknologi
Penemu penisilin
Teknologi pengeditan gen
Partikel nano untuk obat
Proses pemberian vaksin
Teknologi nano dalam medis
Mekanisme gene silencing
Sel target terapi gen
Terapi memperbaiki gen
Sel penghasil antibodi
Mutasi pada satu nukleotida
Sel belum terdiferensiasi
Teknik produksi antibodi spesifik
Antibodi dari satu klon
Teknologi penggabungan DNA
Isi vaksin yang merangsang sistem imun

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Bioteknologi berbasis laut
Teknik produksi insulin
Pembawa DNA ke sel target
Ilmu komputasi biologi
Cabang bioteknologi pertanian
Cabang bioteknologi industri
Teknik desain obat berbasis komputer
Sistem imun menghasilkan ini setelah vaksin
Enzim pemotong DNA
Proyek pemetaan genom manusia
Molekul pembawa informasi genetik
Proses masuknya DNA ke sel
Produk protein hasil rekombinan
Penyakit genetik contoh (sel sabit)
Virus penyebab pandemi global
Organisme model dalam rekombinan DNA
Teknologi berbasis gen
Penyakit akibat virus HIV

35 Clues: Penemu penisilin • Enzim pemotong DNA • Sel target terapi gen • Ilmu komputasi biologi • Terapi memperbaiki gen • Sel penghasil antibodi • Teknologi berbasis gen • Teknik produksi insulin • Proses pemberian vaksin • Antibodi dari satu klon • Teknologi pengeditan gen • Partikel nano untuk obat • Mekanisme gene silencing • Cabang bioteknologi medis • Pembawa DNA ke sel target • ...

Medical conditions 2026-06-22

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Affects movement.
Abnormal red blood cells.
A condition that makes breathing difficult due to narrowed airways.
Caused by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses,fungi, or parasites.
Long-lasting conditions that often develop slowly and may not be completely cured.
Mood swings.
Affect thoughts, emotions, and behavior.
A temporary increase in body temperature, often due to infection.
Caused by lack of essential nutrients.
Joint damage.
Affects joints.
A condition where the body cannot properly regulate blood sugar.

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A viral infection that affects the resperatory system.
Conditions where body tissues or organs gradually deteriorate over time.
Affect lungs and digestion.
High pressure of blood against artery walls.
Conditions passed down from parents through genes.
A disease where abnormal cells grow uncontrollably.
Memory loss.
Affects multiple organs.
Persiatent sadness.
Excessive worry.

22 Clues: Memory loss. • Mood swings. • Joint damage. • Affects joints. • Excessive worry. • Affects movement. • Persiatent sadness. • Affects multiple organs. • Abnormal red blood cells. • Affect lungs and digestion. • Caused by lack of essential nutrients. • Affect thoughts, emotions, and behavior. • High pressure of blood against artery walls. • ...

Animal Science II Small Animal Medical Terminology 2020-03-19

Animal Science II Small Animal Medical Terminology crossword puzzle

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tail
front of the body
back
flow or discharge
before
underside of the body
against, opposing
plane that divides the body into cranial and caudal parts
stomach
inflammation

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plane that divides the body into cack and ventral parts
heart
head
surgical puncture to remove fluid
vein
without lack of
pain

17 Clues: tail • back • head • vein • pain • heart • before • stomach • inflammation • without lack of • front of the body • flow or discharge • against, opposing • underside of the body • surgical puncture to remove fluid • plane that divides the body into cack and ventral parts • plane that divides the body into cranial and caudal parts

Chapter 8: Medical Terminology and Disease | Crossword 2025-03-04

Chapter 8: Medical Terminology and Disease | Crossword crossword puzzle

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the body or the main element of a word
a group of organs working together to perform various functions and maintain homeostasis
imaginary planes, or flat surfaces, that divide the body into sections; include sagittal, coronal, and transverse planes
term for redness, swelling, pain, tenderness, and heat affecting an area of the body; often a result of tissues reacting to injury
term that describes a tumor that is threatening to life cancerous
the five parts used to form medical terms; includes the word root, prefix, suffix, combining vowel, and combining form
letter used to combine two word roots, or a word root and a suffix; usually an o
the part of a word that is added after the word root to change its meaning

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hardening of arteries as a result of plaque buildup on an arterial wall
a tumor; can be either malignant or benign
spaces in the body that contain organs; the human body is divided into the dorsal and ventral cavities
the part of a word that comes before the word root; changes the meaning of the word root
an abnormal growth of cells in the body that multiply rapidly and invade normal tissue
the spread of cancerous cells from their place of origin to other parts of the body via the bloodstream
cancerous tumor derived from epithelial cells
a disorder featuring a progressive loss of memory and other intellectual functions
words formed from the first letters or parts of other words

17 Clues: the body or the main element of a word • a tumor; can be either malignant or benign • cancerous tumor derived from epithelial cells • words formed from the first letters or parts of other words • term that describes a tumor that is threatening to life cancerous • hardening of arteries as a result of plaque buildup on an arterial wall • ...

Medical Termonoloty 2016-08-25

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four times daily
stroke
long term care facility
hard of hearing
electronic medical record
nothing by mouth
fast
brain and nerves
hs
over/high/excessive
unable to speak
study of a specific subject
lungs
blood clot that blocks a blood vessel
tiredness
02
qod
dx
condition of inflammation
benign prostatic hypertrophy
slow
nighttime

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every 2 hours
pain
after meals
muscle
blood
fear
paralysis
diaysis assist the function of which organs
kidney
every 4 hours
stomach pain
walking
fasting blood sugar
condition of the blood
left lower extremity
half
stomach
short of breath
under/low
deep vein thrombosis
nasogastric tube
congestive heart failure

44 Clues: hs • 02 • dx • qod • pain • fear • fast • half • slow • blood • lungs • stroke • muscle • kidney • walking • stomach • paralysis • tiredness • under/low • nighttime • after meals • stomach pain • every 2 hours • every 4 hours • hard of hearing • unable to speak • short of breath • four times daily • nothing by mouth • brain and nerves • nasogastric tube • over/high/excessive • fasting blood sugar • left lower extremity • deep vein thrombosis • ...

Medical Informatics 2016-03-11

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___ is a type of telemedicine with eh patient located in the community.
This is a type of clinical decision tool; a form listing one or more items of patient data to be collected before, during or after the encounter.
Clinical _____ is the use of medical information methods to aid management of patients using an interdisciplinary approach
Ontology is a description of the concepts and relations in a ___, such as drug prescribing.
Data quality is the ____ to which data items are accurate, complete and relevant.
______ informatics is the study and application of methods to improve the management of patient data.
A database is a collection of data in machine readable format organized so that is can be retrieved automatically by a ____.
____ is an example of a clinical coding system that uses convergent disease codes for international comparison.
Clinical _____ is organized patient data or medical knowledge used to make clinical decisions.
This is a process for carrying out a complex task broken down into simple decision and action steps
Communication is the exchange of information between ____.
____ is the use of internet technology by the public, health works, and others to access health and lifestyle information.

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A clinical coding system is a limited list of ____ terms from which the user can draw one or more to express a concept (patient data).
When using a clinical coding system, it is vital that the codes are never ____ or dropped, only added to; to prevent information loss.
Clinical coding systems play a key part in _____ studies and health service research.
A registry is a database and associated applications that collects a minimum dataset on a specific group of patients.
____ is the technical methods by which confidentiality is achieved.
Organized data or knowledge used by human and computer agents to ___ uncertainty, take decisions and guide actions.
A reminder is a type of clinical decision tool that reminds a ___ about some item of patient data relevant to an individual.
The use of medical informatics methods to facilitate research in molecular ____.
Confidentiality is the policies that restrict access to a person's ___ to whom the patient agrees need access to them.
___ is the lifelong summary of a person's health episodes, assembled from summaries of individual electronic patient records.

22 Clues: Communication is the exchange of information between ____. • ____ is the technical methods by which confidentiality is achieved. • ___ is a type of telemedicine with eh patient located in the community. • The use of medical informatics methods to facilitate research in molecular ____. • ...

Medical Terms 2016-01-05

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Lying face upwards
Branch of healthcare where a patient receives active but short term treatment for a severe injury or an episode of illness, in urgent medical condition or during recovery from surgery
The field of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of the musculoskeletal system, particularly the spine, joints and muscles
Position when body is erect, palms at the side and forward. Position of reference for all anatomical nomenclature
CMS term: System by which hospital received outpatient payment for CMS patients for outpatient procedures
A patient who stays in a hospital during medical treatment
Concerned with the diagnosis of illness or other problems
Pertaining to the back plane of the body
A five digit numeric code that is used to describe medical, surgical, radiology, laboratory, anesthesiology, and evaluationmanagement services of physicians, hospitals, and other health care providers.
Vertical plane dividing the body into the front and back
A healthcare facility that specializes in providing surgery, diagnosis and certain pain medications in an outpatient setting
Medical treatment facility specializing in the acute care of those who present without prior appointment either by their own means or by that of an ambulance.
Lying face downwards
Horizontal plane section transverse to the axis of the body
Involving the introduction of instruments into the body or body cavities
Agency within the US department of health and human services responsible for the administration of several key healthcare programs, such as Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, HIPAA, CILA
Identification of an illness or other problem by examination of the systems
The branch of medicine and physiology concerned with the function and disorders of the urinary system
Of,at, towards or from the sides
CMS term: Acronym for the system to classify hospital cases into groups

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Vertical plane dividing the body into left and back
Strategy used to identify the possible presence of an as-yet undiagnosed disease in an individuals without signs or symptoms
Independent facility at which radiological services are provided on an outpatient basis
Digital version of a paper chart in a clinicians’ office which contains medical and treatment history of a patient
The branch of medicine that deals with diseases or abnormalities of the heart
A patient who receives medical treatment without being admitted to a hospital
Person or agency paying the bill or satisfying the claim.
A system used by physicians and other providers to classify and code all diagnoses, symptoms and procedures, recorded in conjunction with hospital care in the US
US legislation that provides data privacy and security provisions for safeguarding medical information
Federal insurance program for people who are 65 or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people end-stage renal disease
The science dealing with x-rays and other high energy radiation, especially the use of radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease
Measure of the number of units of particular type of system actually in use
The study and treatment of tumors
Physician Individual who directed the patient for care at a particular facility that renders the service
Pertaining to the middle, toward the middle of the body or an organ
Method of payment, usually by a third party payor for medical treatment or hospital costs
A walk-in clinic focused on delivery ambulatory care in dedicated medical facility outside of a traditional emergency room.
The removal for diagnostic study of a piece tissue from a living body
Joint federal and state program that helps low-income individuals and families pay for the cost of long-term medical and custodial care
Pertaining to the front plane of the body
A medical term used to categorize diagnostic imaging methods

41 Clues: Lying face upwards • Lying face downwards • Of,at, towards or from the sides • The study and treatment of tumors • Pertaining to the back plane of the body • Pertaining to the front plane of the body • Vertical plane dividing the body into left and back • Vertical plane dividing the body into the front and back • Person or agency paying the bill or satisfying the claim. • ...

Medical Vocab 2017-01-06

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itching
not producing urine
an excess for carbon dioxide in the blood
inflammation of the skin
rapid onset
clear portion of blood
bloody urine
low heart rate
the widening of blood vessels, which decreased blood pressure
a small red or purple spot caused by bleeding in to the skin
"fluid around the heart"
bowel movement
anatomically toward the back
blueish discoloration of skin and mucous membranes from lack of oxygen.
the ratio of the volume occupied by packed red blood cells to the volume of the whole blood as measured by the hematocrit
an illness in which the body has a serve response to bacteria or other germs
anatomically toward the head
decrease in oxygen
blood in feces
fever
having an elevated body temperature
difficulty breathing
situated towards the midline of the body

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condition of having a deficiency of red blood cells
an obstruction caused by twisting of the stomach or intestine
mentally dulled
excessive thirst
an open sore on an external or internal surface of the body
no respirations
slow heart rate
pus in the uterine cavity
insertion of a tube through the trachea
how quickly skin returns to normal after being slightly pulled
under the skin
urination
inflammation of the stomach and intestines
an animal disease that can be transmitted to humans
escape of fluid from blood vessels or lymphatics into tissue or cavities
bleeding
undescended testicles
vomiting
on the side
abnormally large amounts of fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces of the body

43 Clues: fever • itching • bleeding • vomiting • urination • rapid onset • on the side • bloody urine • under the skin • low heart rate • bowel movement • blood in feces • mentally dulled • no respirations • slow heart rate • excessive thirst • decrease in oxygen • not producing urine • difficulty breathing • undescended testicles • clear portion of blood • inflammation of the skin • "fluid around the heart" • ...

Medical Terms 2017-12-12

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what muscle is voluntary
muscular function
one of the most type of cancer
plegia
prefix meaning difficult
Skin function
term for cartilage
parts of the integumentary system
surgical removal
excessive, high
word for oste

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bones in fingers and toes
muscle to muscle
suffix meaning of pain
skeletal function
towards the midline of the body
inflammation of the joint
the body part is called
long bone of the body
how many layers of skin do we have

20 Clues: plegia • Skin function • word for oste • excessive, high • muscle to muscle • surgical removal • muscular function • skeletal function • term for cartilage • long bone of the body • suffix meaning of pain • the body part is called • what muscle is voluntary • prefix meaning difficult • bones in fingers and toes • inflammation of the joint • one of the most type of cancer • ...

medical careers 2017-10-25

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Studies deseases
Works on yards and other farms
uses medical imaging equipment and techniques to study effects of experimental drugs on tissues and organs of the body.
builds replacement body parts
is a member of the operations team in a nuclear site or power plant, ensuring that targets are met in a safe and efficient manner.
takes care of animals
environmental protection, and enforcement of government regulations.
Helps with diabetes
they work with sound tools
Responsible for all refinery maintenance activities, including routine and turnaround maintenance, plant modifications, project management, personnel and logistics
studies crystals
assembles and installs signs and displays for a variety of uses, such as exhibition displays and 3-D signs for business premises.
Takes photos of marine life
Studies human movement
has overall responsibility for all quality processes relating to the manufacture and supply of pharmaceutical products.

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is responsible for creating, maintaining and improving safety in the chemical manufacturing and processing workplace.
Works on teeth
manages animals and cares for them
controls and operates basic decommissioning plant and equipment efficiently and safely.
assists patent attorneys in their work to protect company patents and intellectual property.
supports the research of the company and carrying out the duties of the Named Veterinary Surgeon (NVS) as defined by law.
brings medical and scientific coherence to the entire R&D function.
is responsible for all aspects of the technology at the heart of the pharmaceuticals manufacturing operation.
in the pharmaceuticals industry supervise Quality Assurance laboratory work in support of pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.
is a recent graduate in engineering, who provides technical advice and evaluation of operations, with the objective of plant optimisation.

25 Clues: Works on teeth • Studies deseases • studies crystals • Helps with diabetes • takes care of animals • Studies human movement • they work with sound tools • Takes photos of marine life • builds replacement body parts • Works on yards and other farms • manages animals and cares for them • brings medical and scientific coherence to the entire R&D function. • ...

Medical English 2017-03-25

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wimper
sleutelbeen
weefsel
rijtwonde
bloeding
gal
antilichamen
oksel
breuk
snijtand
korst
handicap
brancard
vezel
kraakbeen
hersenschudding
ontsteking
vochtig
speeksel
schaafwonde
schilfer
slokdarm
dosering
onverzadigd
ontwricht
wee
navel
doodgeboren
reanimatie
verrekking
pees
wervels
bloedklonter
bloedsomloop
bloeddrukmeter
couveuse
pincet
kies
oogheelkunde
operatiekledij
stuip
vruchtwaterpunctie
hoofdhuid
lintworm
zalf
oorsmeer
kwaaltje
braakmiddel
uitstrijkje

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steriel
aangeboren
uitademen
stoelgang
natrium
bedlegerig
vermoeidheid
twee-eiig
zuigtablet
glijmiddel
verstuiking
prenataal
tekort
aandoening
huig
stolling
uitgezaaid
kleine hersenen
prothese
besmet
hartzakje
uitdroging
misselijkheid
bloedvergiftiging
anesthesist
waterpokken
strotklepje
rode bloedcel
moedervlek
huiduitslag
knobbeltje
voedingsstof
echografie
besmettelijk
kalium
zweer
misvorming
buik
hechtdraad
kneuzing
resistent
bloedplaatje
griep
staartbeen
vlies
blaar
neusgat
vroedvrouw
wreef
holte
wrat

100 Clues: gal • wee • huig • pees • buik • kies • zalf • wrat • oksel • breuk • korst • vezel • navel • zweer • griep • stuip • vlies • blaar • wreef • holte • wimper • tekort • besmet • kalium • pincet • steriel • weefsel • natrium • vochtig • wervels • neusgat • bloeding • snijtand • handicap • brancard • stolling • speeksel • prothese • schilfer • slokdarm • dosering • couveuse • kneuzing • lintworm • oorsmeer • kwaaltje • uitademen • rijtwonde • stoelgang • twee-eiig • prenataal • kraakbeen • hartzakje • ...

Medical Emergencies 2018-02-28

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stands for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
is spread primarily through sexual contact
B AND C are transmitted with blood/ fluid / sexual contact
is accompanied by high fever and body aches
sure symptom of Asthma
what color will the lips turn in an respiratory emergency
Universal / standard to protect yourself and others from exposures organisms
Call made for any medical emergency
never leave the patient or allow them to walk to medical
airways become blocked or narrowed

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yellowing of the skin and eyes is a sign of active hepatitis
TB is spread by _______ contact
single most important procedure to prevent the transmission of infection
all employees are tested for this every year
if you have had the chicken poxs virus you then you could develop the _______________
what to do first with an bloodborne exposure occurs
Notify your supervisor
example of COPD
transmission of the shingles is by
you where it for a organism that is airborne or droplet
affects your the body ability to fight infection

21 Clues: example of COPD • Notify your supervisor • sure symptom of Asthma • TB is spread by _______ contact • transmission of the shingles is by • airways become blocked or narrowed • Call made for any medical emergency • is spread primarily through sexual contact • is accompanied by high fever and body aches • all employees are tested for this every year • ...

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