medical terminology Crossword Puzzles

medical terms 2020-12-07

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Farbstoff
anzeigen
heranreifen
Quelle
Quarantäne
Histologie
Erreger
Objektträger
Blutkörperchen
Blutgerinnsel
Zwerchfell
Gerinnung
verwertbar
Enzym
vermehren
Übertragung
Gewebe
follow ... standarts
Magen
Hämatologie
Erythrozyten
(Körper-)flüssigkeit

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Desinfektion
Milz
Schutz
Keim
Blut
Labor
fähig, geeignet
Kittel
überleben
Thrombozyten
Probe
(Proben) beschriften
Leukozyten
plant ... specimens
Kreislauf
Routine

38 Clues: Milz • Keim • Blut • Labor • Probe • Enzym • Magen • Schutz • Quelle • Kittel • Gewebe • Erreger • Routine • anzeigen • Farbstoff • überleben • Gerinnung • Kreislauf • vermehren • Quarantäne • Histologie • Zwerchfell • Leukozyten • verwertbar • heranreifen • Übertragung • Hämatologie • Desinfektion • Objektträger • Thrombozyten • Erythrozyten • Blutgerinnsel • Blutkörperchen • fähig, geeignet • plant ... specimens • (Proben) beschriften • ...

medical terms 2020-12-07

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Milz
Gerinnung
Übertragung
Quarantäne
verwertbar
überleben
vermehren
(Körper-)flüssigkeit
Erreger
fähig, geeignet
Labor
anzeigen
plant ... specimens
Farbstoff
follow ... standarts
Quelle
heranreifen
Desinfektion

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Blut
Leukozyten
Kittel
Blutkörperchen
Magen
Thrombozyten
Zwerchfell
Routine
Blutgerinnsel
Probe
Histologie
Hämatologie
Schutz
Keim
Objektträger
Kreislauf
Enzym
Erythrozyten
(Proben) beschriften
Gewebe

38 Clues: Blut • Milz • Keim • Magen • Probe • Labor • Enzym • Kittel • Schutz • Quelle • Gewebe • Routine • Erreger • anzeigen • Gerinnung • überleben • vermehren • Kreislauf • Farbstoff • Leukozyten • Quarantäne • verwertbar • Zwerchfell • Histologie • Übertragung • Hämatologie • heranreifen • Thrombozyten • Objektträger • Erythrozyten • Desinfektion • Blutgerinnsel • Blutkörperchen • fähig, geeignet • plant ... specimens • (Körper-)flüssigkeit • ...

medical terms 2020-12-07

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(Proben) beschriften
Kreislauf
überleben
Routine
Zwerchfell
Erreger
vermehren
Objektträger
Gerinnung
Hämatologie
Quarantäne
fähig, geeignet
Keim
follow ... standarts
Quelle
heranreifen
Probe
Blutkörperchen
Desinfektion
Blutgerinnsel

Down

verwertbar
plant ... specimens
Leukozyten
Labor
Milz
Gewebe
Erythrozyten
Histologie
anzeigen
(Körper-)flüssigkeit
Schutz
Thrombozyten
Magen
Enzym
Übertragung
Blut
Kittel
Farbstoff

38 Clues: Milz • Keim • Blut • Labor • Magen • Enzym • Probe • Gewebe • Schutz • Quelle • Kittel • Routine • Erreger • anzeigen • Kreislauf • überleben • vermehren • Gerinnung • Farbstoff • verwertbar • Leukozyten • Zwerchfell • Histologie • Quarantäne • Hämatologie • Übertragung • heranreifen • Erythrozyten • Thrombozyten • Objektträger • Desinfektion • Blutgerinnsel • Blutkörperchen • fähig, geeignet • plant ... specimens • (Proben) beschriften • ...

MEDICAL 2021 2021-03-05

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of an argument or point) having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable or cogent.
variable variable (often denoted by x ) whose variation does not depend on that of another.
supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.
pressure of the blood in the circulatory system
Data are units of information, usuallynumeric,
The blood pressure when the heart is contracting.
scientific control is an experiment or observation designed to minimize the effects of variables other than the independent variable.
clinical measurements, specifically pulse rate, temperature, respiration rate, and blood pressure, that indicate the state of a patient's essential body functions.
Bacteria are a type of biological cell.
a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.

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variable variable (often denoted by y ) whose value depends on that of another.
A virus is a submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism. Viruses infect all types of life forms, from animals and plants to microorganisms, including bacteria and archaea.
design design of experiments is the design of any task that aims to describe and explain the variation of information under conditions that are hypothesized to reflect the variation.
physical or mental feature which is regarded as indicating a condition of disease, particularly such a feature that is apparent to the patient.
degree or intensity of heat present in a substance or object,
rhythmical throbbing of the arteries as blood is propelled through them, typically as felt in the wrists or neck.
relating to the phase of the heartbeat when the heart muscle relaxes and allows the chambers to fill with blood.
person who acts on behalf of another person or group.
bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
number of breaths you take per minute

20 Clues: number of breaths you take per minute • Bacteria are a type of biological cell. • Data are units of information, usuallynumeric, • pressure of the blood in the circulatory system • The blood pressure when the heart is contracting. • person who acts on behalf of another person or group. • degree or intensity of heat present in a substance or object, • ...

Medical Terms 2017-05-03

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Develop in your gallbladder or bile duct when the chemicals in your bile (fluid that helps break down the food you eat) harden.
A condition that causes pain around the outside of your elbow. The medical term for this is lateral epicondylitis because it can cause pain near your lateral epicondyle, which is the bony part of your outer elbow. (2 words)
An operation to change the shape of your nose. This may be because you’re unhappy with the way it looks, or you want to restore its shape after an injury.
A build-up of fluid in the middle ear which can cause problems with hearing. (2 words)
Uses high energy X-rays to destroy unwanted cells, such as cancer cells.
When you hear sound that isn’t caused by an outside source. This condition affects about 1 in 10 people.
A type of keyhole surgery to look inside your knee joint to find out more about problems, such as inflammation or an injury.
Also known as adhesive capsulitis. Common symptoms are pain and increasing stiffness in your shoulder, eventually making the joint difficult to move. (2 words)
A small, brown growth in your skin, usually circular or oval-shaped and almost every adult has at least a few.
Numbs a small part of your body and works by temporarily blocking the way your nerves carry pain signals to your brain. (2 words)
A common skin condition that causes spots. It can vary from mild to severe and can affect the skin of your face, back, shoulders and chest.
A long-term condition that affects your digestive system. It causes pain or discomfort in your tummy (abdomen) and a change in your bowel habits.
Inflammation of your tonsils, usually as a result of an infection. The infection may be viral or, less commonly, bacterial.

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Small, rough lumps or growths on your skin caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). You can get them anywhere, but they are most common on your hands, knees and feet.
A procedure that allows a doctor to look inside your oesophagus (the tube that connects your mouth to your stomach), your stomach and part of your small intestine (duodenum).
A common condition that affects your airways. It can make you cough, wheeze and you can even find it difficult to breathe.
A severe headache and other symptoms that stop you carrying on as normal. You may feel sick or be extra sensitive to light and noise.
A diagnostic test which can help your doctor to find out the cause of symptoms such as persistent diarrhoea or a change in your bowel habits. If you have bleeding or mucus coming from your back passage, it can look for problems that could be causing this.
A skin condition where you get raised patches of inflamed skin. It can vary hugely in severity from person to person and can come and go over time. It isn’t contagious so you can’t catch it or pass it on to others, and it doesn’t spread over your body.
An inflammatory condition that affects your gastrointestinal tract. Symptoms may include abdominal (tummy) pain, persistent diarrhoea and feeling more tired than usual. (2 words)
The most common form of arthritis, affecting over eight million people in the UK. It affects your joints, making them stiff and painful. Your knees, hips and the small joints in your hands are the most commonly affected.
A treatment that aims to improve the way your joints and muscles work. It can help to maximise your movement, flexibility, coordination and strength.
A man-made (synthetic) type of steroid which are used to treat many different medical conditions.
Swollen veins that you can see and often feel, lying under your skin. They usually affect your legs. (2 words)
A potentially serious type of chest infection. When it happens, the alveoli (tiny air sacs) and smaller airways in your lungs become inflamed and fill with fluid.
A procedure that allows your doctor to look at the airways of your lungs. Your doctor can use it to see if there are any problems, or remove anything that might be stuck.

26 Clues: Uses high energy X-rays to destroy unwanted cells, such as cancer cells. • A build-up of fluid in the middle ear which can cause problems with hearing. (2 words) • A man-made (synthetic) type of steroid which are used to treat many different medical conditions. • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2018-11-06

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history and physical
fasting blood sugar
eye, ears, nose, throat
hard of hearing
headache, hearing aid
etiology
Hg
head of bed
hydrochloric acid
hydrogen
electrocardiogram
foley catheter
ff
gallbladder
FE
electroencephalogram
G
glucose tolerance test

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H2O
health maintenance organization
Food and Drug Administration
fever unknown origin
hour of sleep, bed time
hgb
genitourinary
peroxide H202
estimated blood loss
fx
hematocrit
human immunodeficiency virus
erythrocyte sedimentation rate
gastrointestinal
electromyogram
drop
gastric analysis

35 Clues: G • Hg • fx • ff • FE • H2O • hgb • drop • etiology • hydrogen • hematocrit • head of bed • gallbladder • genitourinary • peroxide H202 • foley catheter • electromyogram • hard of hearing • gastrointestinal • gastric analysis • hydrochloric acid • electrocardiogram • fasting blood sugar • history and physical • fever unknown origin • estimated blood loss • electroencephalogram • headache, hearing aid • glucose tolerance test • ...

Medical Detectives 2018-11-07

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conscious perception of visual input
medical doctor specializing in children
carries messages from sensory organs to the cerebrum
nervous system that is made up of nerves
yeast or molds
visual perception and involved in some forms of visual, short-term memory
doctor who specializes in disorders of the brain, spine, and nerves
nerve fibers that connect the left and right cerebral hemispheres
medical professional who studies and investigates the incidence, distribute, and possible control of diseases
single-celled organisms that do not rely on a host to multiply and requires an antibiotic
normal range is 98.7 through 99.1 degrees
voluntary control of skeletal muscles

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nervous system that includes the brain and spinal cord
receives information about smells from the nose and send it to the brain
receive visual stimuli from the eyes and relay this information to the visual cortex in the occipital lobe
normal group before experimented with
sensing touch, spatial processing, language, memory
infectious agents that need a host to multiply and are too tiny to see under a classroom microscope that does not need an antibiotic
chemicals that assist in passing a signal through the synapse
planning, initiated movements, social and emotional processing, attention, memory retrieval and storage
branch extending from a neuron that receives signals from another neuron
sensing touch, pressure, vibration, pain, temperature, and taste
clues about a person's diagnosis if ill
beats per minute
reasoning, planning, memory, and sensory processing

25 Clues: yeast or molds • beats per minute • conscious perception of visual input • normal group before experimented with • voluntary control of skeletal muscles • medical doctor specializing in children • clues about a person's diagnosis if ill • nervous system that is made up of nerves • normal range is 98.7 through 99.1 degrees • sensing touch, spatial processing, language, memory • ...

Medical Detectives 2018-11-07

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beats per minute
planning, initiated movements, social and emotional processing, attention, memory retrieval and storage
single-celled organisms that do not rely on a host to multiply and requires an antibiotic
receive visual stimuli from the eyes and relay this information to the visual cortex in the occipital lobe
receives information about smells from the nose and send it to the brain
chemicals that assist in passing a signal through the synapse
branch extending from a neuron that receives signals from another neuron
doctor who specializes in disorders of the brain, spine, and nerves
conscious perception of visual input
nervous system that is made up of nerves
carries messages from sensory organs to the cerebrum

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clues about a person's diagnosis if ill
nervous system that includes the brain and spinal cord
medical professional who studies and investigates the incidence, distribute, and possible control of diseases
normal group before experimented with
yeast or molds
sensing touch, spatial processing, language, memory
visual perception and involved in some forms of visual, short-term memory
sensing touch, pressure, vibration, pain, temperature, and taste
normal range is 98.7 through 99.1 degrees
nerve fibers that connect the left and right cerebral hemispheres
voluntary control of skeletal muscles
reasoning, planning, memory, and sensory processing
medical doctor specializing in children
infectious agents that need a host to multiply and are too tiny to see under a classroom microscope that does not need an antibiotic

25 Clues: yeast or molds • beats per minute • conscious perception of visual input • normal group before experimented with • voluntary control of skeletal muscles • clues about a person's diagnosis if ill • medical doctor specializing in children • nervous system that is made up of nerves • normal range is 98.7 through 99.1 degrees • sensing touch, spatial processing, language, memory • ...

Medical Scramble 2019-07-11

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One who makes and fits corrective lenses for the eye
White Blood Cell
Discrimination based on race
One who studies and treats the foot
One half or one side if the chest
study of the kidney
specialist in the study of the heart
narrowing of a canal
fear
study and treatment of the aged
Medical specialty concerning pregnancy and birth
skin disease
Use of radiation in diagnosis and treatment

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sustained muscle contraction
increased urination
changes due to lack of nourishment
study of the nervous system
Loss of intellectual function
Study and treatment of the skin
Having a blood clot
loss of sensation
Care and treatment of children
inflammation of the stomach
Study of body structure

24 Clues: fear • skin disease • White Blood Cell • loss of sensation • increased urination • Having a blood clot • study of the kidney • narrowing of a canal • Study of body structure • study of the nervous system • inflammation of the stomach • sustained muscle contraction • Discrimination based on race • Loss of intellectual function • Care and treatment of children • Study and treatment of the skin • ...

Medical Emergencies 2019-09-24

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Forcible expulsion of stomach contents through the mouth
Sudden onset condition caused by acute vascular lesions on the brain
Unpleasant sensation around the epigastrum and abdomen usually resulting in vomiting
Hemorrhage from the nose
Increase of glucose in the blood
Artificial substitution of heart and lung actions
Separation of the layers of a surgical wound

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Illusion of movement
Diminished glucose concentration in the blood
Subjective sensation preceding the onset of a paraoxysmal attack
Condition of profound hemodynamic and metabolic disturbance
Sudden stop of cardiac output
Device that applies an electric shock to restore cardiac rhythm
Disorganized cardiac rhythm
Vascular reaction involving the upper dermis representing localized edema
Temporary suspension of consciousness
Urgent or pressing need
Abnormal drowsiness
Bodily injuries caused by physical means
Absence of skin coloration

20 Clues: Abnormal drowsiness • Illusion of movement • Urgent or pressing need • Hemorrhage from the nose • Absence of skin coloration • Disorganized cardiac rhythm • Sudden stop of cardiac output • Increase of glucose in the blood • Temporary suspension of consciousness • Bodily injuries caused by physical means • Separation of the layers of a surgical wound • ...

Medical Terms 2018-01-24

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Someone who studies the environment such as oxygen levels and dryness of rainforests
Collects information about the composition of chemical substances
a biologist who studies genetics, the science of genes, heredity, and variation of organisms.
A person who experiments the water we use to see if the water is infected that is bad for human’s health
Claims adjusters investigate insurance claims by interviewing the claimant and witnesses, consulting police and hospital records
A caretaker of animals that is for show towards other people
also known as nuclear medicine technologists, are trained to use radiopharmaceuticals and medical imaging to help detect health issues. The field of nuclear medicine technology requires specialized training from an associate's or bachelor's degree program.
Somebody who monitors lab results to diagnose problems
Radiation therapy uses targeted energy (e.g., X-rays, radioactive substances) to destroy cancer cells, shrink tumors, and/or alleviate certain cancer-related symptoms. It may be used
Levonorgestrel-releasing implant, sold under the brand name Jadelle among others, is a device made up of a two rods of levonorgestrel used for birth control
analyzes x-ray results to scan through bones of living animals and humans

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A medical character who makes predictions and help answer medical problems
Doctors who help and solve ideas and problem dealing with dental ideas
is a scientist who studies living organisms
are responsible for the setting up and maintenance of laboratory equipment, as well as performing technical tasks associated with cell reproduction, maintaining records, and storing samples
A physician trained and experienced in hematology, that is, skilled in performing diagnostic examinations of blood and bone marrow, or in treatment of such diseases, or both
Somebody who’s helps and cures problems for animals
A manager of drugs used for symptoms
A specialist in surgical removal of a section or layer of the cornea
Somebody who analyzes underwater creature with photography and studies animals such as fishes, or dolphins.
Somebody who stores medical records of patients
Somebody who test foods or drugs for poisons that could cost lives
An expert of anatomy; a dissector
an expert in dietetics; that is, human nutrition and the regulation of diet.

24 Clues: An expert of anatomy; a dissector • A manager of drugs used for symptoms • is a scientist who studies living organisms • Somebody who stores medical records of patients • Somebody who’s helps and cures problems for animals • Somebody who monitors lab results to diagnose problems • A caretaker of animals that is for show towards other people • ...

Medical Interventions 2019-02-12

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something that will increase the susceptibility to acquire a disease or injury
digital imaging of internal structures of the body - used to detect bodily abnormalities
a type of cancer that affects the melanocytes in the skin - causes rapid metastasizing of melanin
the treatment of disease by means of radiation (as X-rays)
a method that is used to determine if a person is affected by a genetic disease
X-Ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasounds that are used to scan for bodily abnormalities
reoccurrence of signs and symptoms
abnormal tissue growth commonly found in rectal or colon
a gene whose protein products inhibit cell division, thereby preventing uncontrolled cell growth
programed cellular death
cancer occurring occasionally, singly, or in scattered instances
a noninvasive technique involving the formation of a two-dimensional image used for the examination of internal body structures and the detection of bodily abnormalities
to test or examine for the presence of something (as a disease)
a branch of medicine concerned with the use of radiant energy (as X-rays or ultrasound) in the diagnosis and treatment of disease

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cancer that is common in family genetics
the use of chemical agents in the treatment or control of disease or mental disorder
an inherited disorder in which affected individuals have a higher-than-normal chance of developing certain types of cancer, often before the age of 50
information that is made up of hereditary history
a malignant tumor of potentially unlimited growth that expands locally and systemically
magnetic resonance imaging – used to detect any bodily abnormalities
disappearance of signs and symptoms – may be temporary or permanent
any measure in which is taken to aid the improvement of an individual’s life
gene that has the potential to develop into a cancer gene
examination of tissue, cells, or fluid in the body
the spread of cancer cells or bacteria in the body
a gene that may develop into an oncogene but requires a genetic mutation
minimally invasive surgery in which a scope is inserted to check if there is any abnormalities
surgery in which diseased or abnormal tissue is destroyed or removed by freezing
cancer derived from bone
therapy that is used for people who are affected by a genetic disease
a membranous sac, or cavity that contains fluid, gaseous, or semisolid substances

31 Clues: cancer derived from bone • programed cellular death • reoccurrence of signs and symptoms • cancer that is common in family genetics • information that is made up of hereditary history • examination of tissue, cells, or fluid in the body • the spread of cancer cells or bacteria in the body • abnormal tissue growth commonly found in rectal or colon • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2021-06-08

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DVT
CPR
OD
HNPU
BD
LLQ
IV
AMI
BP
NGT
PMH
BIBA

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HR
COPD
VS
THR
DNR
ECG
NKA
ED
ICU
Tx
pt
UTI
URTI
FBC
TKR
TDS
DOA
CXR

30 Clues: HR • VS • OD • ED • Tx • pt • BD • IV • BP • DVT • CPR • THR • DNR • ECG • NKA • ICU • UTI • FBC • TKR • TDS • DOA • LLQ • AMI • CXR • NGT • PMH • COPD • HNPU • URTI • BIBA

Medical Terms! 2021-03-23

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Diseases and injuries of the skin concerned with skin cancer prevention
Nephrology
Oncology
Disorders of the ear, nose, and throat (ENT) and related structures of the head and neck
Gastroenterology
Partial or complete loss of sensation usually by injection or Inhalation
Otorhinolaryngology
Disorders of the endocrine glands, such as sterility, diabetes, and thyroid problems
Urinary tract disease and disorders of the male reproductive system
Diseases of children from birth to adolescence, including wellness checks and vaccinations
Eye examinations. eye diseases, and surgery
Endocrinology
Disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
Ophthalmology
Pathology
Hematology
Orthopedics

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Examination of tissues cells, and body fluids for evidence of disease
Dermatology
Digestive tract and related structural diseases, a subspecialty of Digestive internal medicine
Effects of aging and age-related disorders
Pediatrics
Mental illness, clinical depression, and other behavioral and emotional disorders
Internal medicine
Rheumatic diseases (acute and chronic conditions characterized by inflammation and joint disease)
Emergency medicine
Anesthesiology
Gerontology
Tumors, including benign and malignant conditions
Diseases of the heart and blood vessels and cardiovascular surgery, a subspecialty of internal medicine
Diseases related to the structure and function of the kidney
Disorders of the blood and blood-forming organs
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system, including preventing disorders and restoring function
Cardiology
Obstetrics and gynecology
A disorder of the immune system resulting in hypersensitivity
Inpatient care

37 Clues: Oncology • Pathology • Nephrology • Pediatrics • Cardiology • Hematology • Dermatology • Gerontology • Orthopedics • Endocrinology • Ophthalmology • Anesthesiology • Inpatient care • Gastroenterology • Internal medicine • Emergency medicine • Otorhinolaryngology • Obstetrics and gynecology • Effects of aging and age-related disorders • Eye examinations. eye diseases, and surgery • ...

Medical Words 2021-08-03

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The state of being well
The state of being pregnant
Prolonged pain in one's back.
A measure of the pressure at which the blood flows through the body
Not well or healthy
Physical harm or damage to someone's body caused by an accident or an attack
A person with a medical degree whose job is to treat people who are ill or hurt
Lack of strength or energy
Illness of people, animals, plants, etc.

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When your nose runs
An uncomfortable feeling on the skin that makes you want to rub it with your nails
Causing emotional or physical pain
The quality of a person's voice when it sounds rough
A drug that is used to reduce or remove physical pain
A pain in the inside part of your ear
A person whose job is to care for people who are ill or injured
The red liquid that is sent around the body by the heart
The reduction or end of pain
Feeling as if everything is turning around, and that you are not able to balance and may fall over
An injection

20 Clues: An injection • When your nose runs • Not well or healthy • The state of being well • Lack of strength or energy • The state of being pregnant • The reduction or end of pain • Prolonged pain in one's back. • Causing emotional or physical pain • A pain in the inside part of your ear • Illness of people, animals, plants, etc. • The quality of a person's voice when it sounds rough • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2021-08-08

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Nasopharyngeal Airway
Bag Valve Mask
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Estimated Time of Arrival
PT
HX
IM
Do not Resuscitate
Altered Mental Status
IV

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abd
Date of Birth
Electrocardiogram
ASA
Atrial Fibrillation
Gun Shot Wound
SL
Heart Rate
Cerebral Vascular Event
Dead on Arrival
Return of Spontaneous Circulation

21 Clues: PT • SL • HX • IM • IV • abd • ASA • Heart Rate • Date of Birth • Bag Valve Mask • Gun Shot Wound • Dead on Arrival • Electrocardiogram • Do not Resuscitate • Atrial Fibrillation • Nasopharyngeal Airway • Altered Mental Status • Cerebral Vascular Event • Estimated Time of Arrival • Return of Spontaneous Circulation • Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Medical Term 2023-09-21

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another work for sagitt
my grandma wrote a book about her genera. genera means?
i like to secre trapped cats secre means to set apart and?
is surgical revision a plasty or a pexy?
sis means process word ____
ized turns a noun into a ___
is, is a ______
someone who thinks they gnos everything is annoying, gnos means?
those shoes sure have pheno there appearance has ____
inter means between and ____
prefix dia means?
starbucks pays mei then the airport, mei means?
if you are able that means you are ___
the suffix ent, ant, added to the end of a word describes a ___
i hate stas at work
our story comes to a telo, telo means complete and ___
please use your top[os] matt, top[os] means?
ity turns a noun into a ______
i like to stratum my lasagna. stratum means?
suffix ouls is a ____
gamete is a cell needed for ____

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desis means bining together by disease ____
apo means from, off, and ___
carry-o-vers means to carry ___
the kary/o is the ____
ligand is a ____ that attaches to a receptor
the suffix ed is a word that create's ___
the prefix un means?
your days are ploid! ploid means?
when something is hereditarit is transmitted in a family ___
oh no my rrhexis ______
suffix gen means?
ing is a verb ending that makes the continuous tense a ___
ical is a 4 letter suffix that means pertaining ___
pathy means a disease _____
ion, tion turns a verb into a ___
i don't have an ance ___
you cant ster something that is ______
tive got ____
per means?
i have a leakey vesic! what dose vesic mean?
the suffix or, ile, ory means?
when you are supine you are face, up and bending

43 Clues: per means? • tive got ____ • is, is a ______ • suffix gen means? • prefix dia means? • i hate stas at work • the prefix un means? • suffix ouls is a ____ • the kary/o is the ____ • another work for sagitt • oh no my rrhexis ______ • i don't have an ance ___ • sis means process word ____ • pathy means a disease _____ • apo means from, off, and ___ • ized turns a noun into a ___ • ...

Medical Parasitology 2023-09-25

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a parasitic disease mainly infecting animals and occasionally humans. The animal host serves as the major parasite reservoir
contamination with parasites present inside of the host organism
transfer of pathogens from mother to foetus via the placenta. In this case the child will be born infected
lives a parasitic life when opportunity arises
any organism or animal that harbors the parasite
the invasive form of parasite and motile stage
In order to engulf food material, protozoa have false feet like structure which is called?
contamination with parasites present on the outside of the host organisms
a disease from the forest or present in the forest
G. lamblia can be diagnosed by the string test, which is also known as?
Roundworm
The process of coming out from a cyst

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drug against amoebiasis not used in 1st trimester of pregancy
Parasitic species that employ one host
Lives on the outer surface or in the superficial tissue of the host
Parasitic species employ more than one host
host Sexual reproduction of parasites takes place.
sexually transmitted disease caused by a flagellate
the infective stage of the parasite and resistant stage.
an agent and very often a biting insect that is responsible for the transmission of the disease.
harbors the parasites and serves as an important source of infection to other susceptible hosts.

21 Clues: Roundworm • The process of coming out from a cyst • Parasitic species that employ one host • Parasitic species employ more than one host • lives a parasitic life when opportunity arises • the invasive form of parasite and motile stage • any organism or animal that harbors the parasite • host Sexual reproduction of parasites takes place. • ...

Medical terms 2024-04-24

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Originating from outside the body.
Pertaining to the covering of the body, especially the skin.
Producing pain.
Beneath the skin.
Beneath the skin.
Inflammation around the skin.
Around or near the adnexa, which are accessory structures of an organ.
Pertaining to the skin and its appendages.
Relating to the region beneath the skin.
Pertaining to the outer layer of embryonic tissue, which gives rise to the skin.
Resembling hair.
Diminished sensitivity to pain
Originating from the skin.
Pain in a hair.
Tumor of the hair follicle.
A cell found around blood vessels.

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Pain in fatty tissue.
Surgical repair of tissue above or upon another structure.
Abnormal condition of darkened skin.
Inflammation of tissue beneath the skin.
Below-normal movement or motor activity.
Pertaining to cells that produce pigment.
Painful skin condition.
A cell found in the skin.
A condition characterized by a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood.
Any skin condition or disease.
Inflammation of the skin.
Pain in a gland.
Pain in the pigment-producing cells
Surgical removal of fat tissue

30 Clues: Producing pain. • Pain in a hair. • Pain in a gland. • Resembling hair. • Beneath the skin. • Beneath the skin. • Pain in fatty tissue. • Painful skin condition. • A cell found in the skin. • Inflammation of the skin. • Originating from the skin. • Tumor of the hair follicle. • Inflammation around the skin. • Any skin condition or disease. • Diminished sensitivity to pain • ...

Medical Crossword 2024-04-26

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dermatitis a common skin condition characterized by red, itchy, and flaky skin, often occurring on the scalp, face, and other oily areas.
relates to anything situated or administered under the skin, commonly associated with injections.
glands are oil-producing glands found in the skin.
refers to excessively dry skin, often associated with itching and scaling.
fungi that infect the skin, hair, or nails, causing conditions like ringworm or athlete's foot.
a type of skin cancer that develops from melanocytes, the cells that produce melanin.
a condition characterized by diminished sweating, often leading to overheating and heat-related illness.
a fungal infection of the nails, typically causing discoloration, thickening, and brittleness.
the major sweat glands in the human body, responsible for thermoregulation.
a condition characterized by excessive production of sebum, leading to oily skin and scalp.
a medical professional specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders.
the shedding or removal of dead skin cells from the surface of the skin.
a skin condition characterized by the overgrowth of keratin, resulting in rough, scaly patches.
a cosmetic procedure involving the mechanical removal of the outer layers of skin, often to treat scars or wrinkles.
a benign skin tumor composed of fibrous tissue.
a surgical instrument used to harvest thin slices of skin for grafting.
refers to the area around the mouth, commonly associated with certain skin conditions like perioral dermatitis.
glands are sweat glands responsible for producing sweat to regulate body temperature.

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cutting a specific area of skin supplied by a single spinal nerve, often used in surgical procedures and for diagnostic purposes in neurology.
a medical condition characterized by excessive sweating beyond what is necessary for regulation of body temperature.
a redness of the skin, often due to inflammation or increased blood flow.
refers to the tissue or layer directly beneath the skin.
a rare inflammatory disease that causes muscle weakness and a distinctive skin rash.
refers to any abnormal condition or disease of the skin.
is a chronic skin condition characterized by intensely itchy, blistering lesions, often associated with gluten intolerance.
the outermost layer of the skin, providing protection and serving as a barrier against the environment.
refers to anything related to or affecting the skin.
a scar, particularly the fibrous tissue that forms over a wound during the healing process.
refers to within or administered into the layers of the skin, commonly for allergy testing or vaccinations.
refers to inflammation of the skin, often resulting in redness, itching, and sometimes blistering or scaling.

30 Clues: a benign skin tumor composed of fibrous tissue. • glands are oil-producing glands found in the skin. • refers to anything related to or affecting the skin. • refers to the tissue or layer directly beneath the skin. • refers to any abnormal condition or disease of the skin. • a surgical instrument used to harvest thin slices of skin for grafting. • ...

Medical Crossword 2024-04-26

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dermatitis a common skin condition characterized by red, itchy, and flaky skin, often occurring on the scalp, face, and other oily areas.
relates to anything situated or administered under the skin, commonly associated with injections.
glands are oil-producing glands found in the skin.
refers to excessively dry skin, often associated with itching and scaling.
fungi that infect the skin, hair, or nails, causing conditions like ringworm or athlete's foot.
a type of skin cancer that develops from melanocytes, the cells that produce melanin.
a condition characterized by diminished sweating, often leading to overheating and heat-related illness.
a fungal infection of the nails, typically causing discoloration, thickening, and brittleness.
the major sweat glands in the human body, responsible for thermoregulation.
a condition characterized by excessive production of sebum, leading to oily skin and scalp.
a medical professional specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders.
the shedding or removal of dead skin cells from the surface of the skin.
a skin condition characterized by the overgrowth of keratin, resulting in rough, scaly patches.
a cosmetic procedure involving the mechanical removal of the outer layers of skin, often to treat scars or wrinkles.
a benign skin tumor composed of fibrous tissue.
a surgical instrument used to harvest thin slices of skin for grafting.
refers to the area around the mouth, commonly associated with certain skin conditions like perioral dermatitis.
glands are sweat glands responsible for producing sweat to regulate body temperature.

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cutting a specific area of skin supplied by a single spinal nerve, often used in surgical procedures and for diagnostic purposes in neurology.
a medical condition characterized by excessive sweating beyond what is necessary for regulation of body temperature.
a redness of the skin, often due to inflammation or increased blood flow.
refers to the tissue or layer directly beneath the skin.
a rare inflammatory disease that causes muscle weakness and a distinctive skin rash.
refers to any abnormal condition or disease of the skin.
is a chronic skin condition characterized by intensely itchy, blistering lesions, often associated with gluten intolerance.
the outermost layer of the skin, providing protection and serving as a barrier against the environment.
refers to anything related to or affecting the skin.
a scar, particularly the fibrous tissue that forms over a wound during the healing process.
refers to within or administered into the layers of the skin, commonly for allergy testing or vaccinations.
refers to inflammation of the skin, often resulting in redness, itching, and sometimes blistering or scaling.

Medical Suffixes 2024-02-13

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inflammation
instrument view
image
like;resembling
disease
surgical puncture
tumor,mass
death of tissue
removal
pain

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condition
abnormal hardening
study of
abnormal condition
surgical repair
surgical opening
flow
instrument to record
enlargement
surgical incision

20 Clues: flow • pain • image • disease • removal • study of • condition • tumor,mass • enlargement • inflammation • instrument view • like;resembling • surgical repair • death of tissue • surgical opening • surgical puncture • surgical incision • abnormal hardening • abnormal condition • instrument to record

Medical Specialists 2024-08-22

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kidneys
lower part of the large intestine
skin
stomach and intestines
ear, nose and throat
performs surgery to correct deformities and treat injuries and diseases
assists women with pregnancy and childbirth
Physician treats acute illnesses and injuries
promotes wellness and treats older persons
female reproductive organs
mind
administers medication to cause loss of sensation of feeling during surgery

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heart and blood vessels
endocrine system (glands)
internal organs (lungs, heart, glands, intestines and kidneys
treats conditions associated with physical medicine and patients in need of rehabilitation
diagnoses disease by studying changes in organs, tissues and cells
diagnoses and treats tumors (cancer)
eyes
Surgeon performs surgery on the lungs, heart and chest cavity
kidneys, bladder and urinary system
muscles and bones
Promotes wellness and treats children
brain and nervous system
Practice Physician promotes wellness and treats individuals in all age groups
Uses X-rays and radiation to diagnose and treat diseases
Surgeon performs corrective surgery to repair injured or malformed body parts
Medicine Physician prevents and treats injuries sustained in athletic events and physical activities

28 Clues: skin • eyes • mind • kidneys • muscles and bones • ear, nose and throat • stomach and intestines • heart and blood vessels • brain and nervous system • endocrine system (glands) • female reproductive organs • lower part of the large intestine • kidneys, bladder and urinary system • diagnoses and treats tumors (cancer) • Promotes wellness and treats children • ...

Medical Terms 2024-08-28

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Swelling in the joint
Long onset and long duration injury
Lying face down
When you point your toes away
Stretching or tearing of ligaments
Stretching or tearing of muscles
My legs are ___ to my hips
Excessive straightening of a part
Structure that connects bone to bone
Your brain is ___ to your toe
BP
DX
Having surgery requires a ___ invasion
Recent or new injury
Movement away from the midline of the body
Pain felt somewhere other than where it is
Increasing the angle of a joint
P!
Complete separation of two ends of a joint
to pull backward

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Lying face up
HA
Furthest from the center of the body
The palm is ___ to the dorsal
to push forward
DOB
Downward movement of the scapula
The top of your hand is ___ to the plantar
Structure that connects muscle to bone
Your quad is ___ and your hamstring is posterior
A paper cut is a ____ cut
Body's response to injury
When you bring toes toward the body
Turning the forearm towards the body
When you shrug your shoulders

35 Clues: HA • BP • DX • P! • DOB • Lying face up • Lying face down • to push forward • to pull backward • Recent or new injury • Swelling in the joint • A paper cut is a ____ cut • Body's response to injury • My legs are ___ to my hips • The palm is ___ to the dorsal • When you point your toes away • Your brain is ___ to your toe • When you shrug your shoulders • Increasing the angle of a joint • ...

Medical Knowledge 2024-08-28

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A word for a sudden injury is ___.
CPR stands for ___.
The toes are ___ to the ankle.
Dx stands for ___.
A bodies response to injury is ___/
The shoulders are ___ to the knees.
Bringing your legs away is an example of ___.
The hamstrings are ___ to the quads.
The skin is ___ to the bone.
Activities of daily ___.
When you sleep on your stomach you are lying ___.
A bruise is a ___.
After an injury the joint is especially loose due to ___.
Bringing your toes up toward your body is ___.
Turning forearm toward the body is ___.
___ connects to the muscles.
Popping your fingers is an example of ___.

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If you do not have full ___ you cannot return to a sport.
BP stands for ___.
The nose is _____ to the head.
Long term injuries are ___.
Shoulder struggs are an example of this movement: ___.
Bringing your legs inward is an example of ___.
Over straightening a body part is ___.
To pull backward is ___.
Stretching or tearing ligaments is ___.
The heel of your foot is the ___ side.
Bringing toes to the side toward the midline is ___.
Holding a cup of soup is an example of ___.
The top of your foot is the ___ side.
Increasing the angle of a joint is ___.
The ears at ___ to the nose.
DOB stands for ___.
Stretching or tearing muscles and tendons is ___.
The bone is ___ in the skin.

35 Clues: BP stands for ___. • Dx stands for ___. • A bruise is a ___. • CPR stands for ___. • DOB stands for ___. • To pull backward is ___. • Activities of daily ___. • Long term injuries are ___. • The skin is ___ to the bone. • The ears at ___ to the nose. • The bone is ___ in the skin. • ___ connects to the muscles. • The nose is _____ to the head. • The toes are ___ to the ankle. • ...

medical terms 2024-08-28

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Blood
Kidney
ectomy
Skin
removal ectomy
condition emia
Hyper
Tumor
Anti
abnormal
Lung

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below
Within
Bone
algia
Nerve
Muscle
itis
Stomach
cyte
Brady
Heart
tachy
peri

24 Clues: Bone • Skin • itis • cyte • Anti • peri • Lung • below • Blood • algia • Nerve • Brady • Hyper • Tumor • Heart • tachy • Within • Kidney • ectomy • Muscle • Stomach • abnormal • removal ectomy • condition emia

Medical Terms 2024-08-29

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toe raises
C with a line over it stands for
situated away from center
new injury
farthest away from skin
CO2 stands for
what your body responds with to an injury
swelling in tissue
top side of a structure
hr stands for
movement towards your body
calf raises
farthest from the center of body
H2O stands for
region of injured tissue or skin
lifting your leg up
looseness in the joint
tearing of the ligament
bringing toes inwards

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turning feet outwards
below or toward the feet
fx stands for
paper-cut
to pull backwards
sleeping on your back
closest to the mid-line of the body
closest to center of body
increasing the angle of the joint
structure that connects muscle to bone
shrugging your shoulders
swelling in joint
the movement of going up in arm curls
complete separation of 2 ends of joint
injury with a long duration
laying face down

35 Clues: paper-cut • toe raises • new injury • calf raises • fx stands for • hr stands for • CO2 stands for • H2O stands for • laying face down • to pull backwards • swelling in joint • swelling in tissue • lifting your leg up • turning feet outwards • sleeping on your back • bringing toes inwards • looseness in the joint • farthest away from skin • top side of a structure • tearing of the ligament • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2024-08-31

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Surgical repair
Surgical removal
Bone
Fast
Bad, difficult, painful
Below normal
Slow
Around
Nerve

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Cell
Disease
Enlargement
Abnormal condition
Process of recording
Study of
Blood
Heart
Over, excessive
Inflammation
Within, inside

20 Clues: Cell • Bone • Fast • Slow • Blood • Heart • Nerve • Around • Disease • Study of • Enlargement • Below normal • Inflammation • Within, inside • Surgical repair • Over, excessive • Surgical removal • Abnormal condition • Process of recording • Bad, difficult, painful

Medical equipment 2023-02-20

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an instrument with two long narrow parts for holding things during medical operations
a tool which is used for listening to someone's breathing or heart
a type of portable bed used to carry an injured or ill person
a piece of hospital equipment in which ill or premature babies lie to be kept warm and given treatment
a tool to measure temperature of the body
a device to correct abnormal heart rate by means of electric shocks
a metal, plastic or wooden element placed next to a broken bone to immobilize it while it’s healing
a tool which is used to inject fluid into the body or withdraw fluid from it
an object to support a body part and hold it in the correct position after injury
a small sharp knife used by doctors during operations to cut skin & tissue

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tools and devices used by doctors to examine a patient and form an opinion of what is wrong
a tool used during examinations of the throat which helps keep the view open
a rolling transportation device often used by someone who cannot walk
a thin tube inserted into a patient’s body in order to remove a liquid, e.g. urine
sticks which fit under your arms and are used to walk when your leg or foot is injured or broken
a long piece of cloth which is wrapped around an injured body part
a tough cover which protects an injured body part or a broken limb
a type of radiation used to produce images that help to diagnose diseases
magnetic resonance imaging
a piece of cloth to support your arm in case it’s injured

20 Clues: magnetic resonance imaging • a tool to measure temperature of the body • a piece of cloth to support your arm in case it’s injured • a type of portable bed used to carry an injured or ill person • a tool which is used for listening to someone's breathing or heart • a long piece of cloth which is wrapped around an injured body part • ...

Medical Prefix 2023-04-22

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Across,through
One
Disease
Eating
Kideny
Above,beyond
Many
Partial,half
Small
Vein
Three
Lung
Muscle
Poison
Beside,near,abnormal
Mind

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Four
Blood vessel
Ear
Eye
Below
Through
Bone
Above,beyond
Fast,rapid
One
Before
After
Around

29 Clues: One • Ear • Eye • One • Four • Many • Bone • Vein • Lung • Mind • Below • Small • Three • After • Eating • Kideny • Muscle • Before • Poison • Around • Disease • Through • Fast,rapid • Blood vessel • Above,beyond • Partial,half • Above,beyond • Across,through • Beside,near,abnormal

Medical Abbreviations 2023-04-19

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mcg
HTN
hs
Staph
BM
wt
p
FH
tsp
PO
IM
HA
c
NG
PM
ETOH
oz
T
UA
PRN
Hx
mg
Dx
HCT
pc

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qt
ROM
pt
BP
DC
AM
Sx
qh
BR
GB
q
Tx
gtt
mL
Stat
HGB/HB
HR
HCT
Strept
L
R/T
mEq
s
IV
RR
Bx

51 Clues: q • p • L • c • s • T • qt • pt • BP • hs • DC • AM • Sx • qh • BR • BM • wt • GB • FH • Tx • PO • mL • IM • HR • HA • NG • PM • oz • IV • UA • RR • Hx • mg • Dx • Bx • pc • mcg • ROM • HTN • tsp • gtt • HCT • R/T • mEq • PRN • HCT • Stat • ETOH • Staph • HGB/HB • Strept

Medical 2 2023-03-16

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noun [ C ] a small amount of blood or urine used for testing; adjective [ before noun ] used to refer to a container for things collected for medical or scientific use.
noun [ C ] a small knife with two cutting edges and a sharp point that a doctor uses when cutting the skin
verb [ T ] medical to add oxygen to something.
noun [ U ] the process of quickly examining patients who are taken to a hospital in order to decide which ones are the most seriously ill and must be treated first; verb [ I or T ] to quickly examine patients who are taken to a hospital in order to decide which ones are the most seriously ill and must be treated first
noun [ C ] specialized a stitch used to sew up a cut in a person's body
noun [ U ] specialized death of cell tissues
verb [ T ] specialized to reduce pain without curing its cause.
noun [ U ] the systems for taking dirty water and other waste products away from buildings in order to protect people's health
noun [ C ] one of the thick tubes that carry blood from the heart to other parts of the body
noun [ C ] any small organism, such as a virus or a bacterium that can cause disease.
noun [ U ] formal the regular use of illegal or harmful drugs

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noun [ C ] B2 a successful way of curing an illness or dealing with a problem or difficulty
verb [ I ] disapproving to pretend to be ill in order to avoid having to work
adjective of or relating to the veins
noun [ C ] a strip of cloth that is tied tightly around an injured arm or leg to stop it bleeding
verb [ T ] If a problem or illness afflicts a person or thing, they suffer from it
noun [ C ] US a doctor who specializes in identifying and treating diseases that do not need surgery (= cutting into the body)
noun [ U ] the act of bringing someone or something back to life or waking them
noun [ U ] formal the way that people do not live for ever; C2 the number of deaths within a particular society and within a particular period of time.
noun [ C ] B2 one of the parts or large rooms into which a hospital is divided, usually with beds for patients
verb [ T ] (of animals and insects that carry disease) to cause a problem by being present in large numbers
noun [ C ] an illness
verb [ T ] specialized to burn body tissue using heat or a chemical, to stop an injury from bleeding or getting infected, or to remove harmful cells
noun [ plural ] a small piece of equipment made of two narrow strips of metal joined at one end. It is used to pull out hairs or to pick up small objects by pressing the two strips of metal together with the fingers
noun [ C ] a report, especially in a newspaper, that gives the news of someone's death and details about their life

25 Clues: noun [ C ] an illness • adjective of or relating to the veins • noun [ U ] specialized death of cell tissues • verb [ T ] medical to add oxygen to something. • noun [ U ] formal the regular use of illegal or harmful drugs • verb [ T ] specialized to reduce pain without curing its cause. • noun [ C ] specialized a stitch used to sew up a cut in a person's body • ...

Medical Terms 2021-09-27

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suffix meaning fixation
placed at the end of a word
food ready for swallowing
state of equilibrium
rapid
excessive acidity of body fluids
deoxyribonucleic acid
prefix for gallbladder
surgical connection of two portion of intestines
outer layer of skin
absence of the sense of smell
suffix meaning instrument for recording
Colon
partial or complete loss of hair

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attached to the beginning of the word
pigmentary skin discoloration
lack or loss of appetite
ultrasound abbreviation
sample of tissue removed
pertaining to a side
Bone
large
two
prefix for teeth
inflammation
element meaning lung
back of body
accumulation of fluid within tissue space
slow
gland that secretes products through excreatory ducts
Prefix for birth

31 Clues: two • Bone • slow • large • rapid • Colon • inflammation • back of body • prefix for teeth • Prefix for birth • outer layer of skin • pertaining to a side • state of equilibrium • element meaning lung • deoxyribonucleic acid • prefix for gallbladder • suffix meaning fixation • ultrasound abbreviation • lack or loss of appetite • sample of tissue removed • food ready for swallowing • placed at the end of a word • ...

MEDICAL CROSSWORD 2021-09-13

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Lower limbs that are inserted into the hip and are used for locomotion
A person who is dedicated to curing or preventing disease
Medical collaboration specialtty, which diagnoses treats and prevents language and hearing disorders
Specialist in charge of diagnosing, preventing and treating mental health problems
Part of the leg between the hip and the knee
Member of the body found at the end of the legs and below the ankle
Each of the appendages in wich the hand ends
The half human body without arms

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Specialist in charge of treating diseases related to the eye
Healthcae professional
Common illness causing cough and headache
Part of the body that joins the arm with the hand
Specialist in preventing and treating heart disease
Phatological increase in body temperature
A doctor who has special training to diagnose and treat cancer in adults
Narrowes part of the body that connects the head to the trunk
Inflamatory disease that causes difficulty in breathing
The upper part of the body contains de brain, mouth, eyes, and other sensory organs
special training in caring for the teeth
Member of the body that includes from the shoulder to the extremity of the hand
Severe discomfort in the head

21 Clues: Healthcae professional • Severe discomfort in the head • The half human body without arms • special training in caring for the teeth • Common illness causing cough and headache • Phatological increase in body temperature • Part of the leg between the hip and the knee • Each of the appendages in wich the hand ends • Part of the body that joins the arm with the hand • ...

Medical Crossword 2021-09-25

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inflammatory condition of the skin
recording electrical impulses in heart
upper middle region of the stomach
red, rounded and raised rash
meaning inside, within
meaning after, behind
excision of small tumorlike growths
diseased, unhealthy
anterior body cavities
air passages from the windpipe to the lungs
excessive hair growth in unusual places
breathing stops and starts while sleeping
placed at the beginning of a word
inflammation of the appendix
absence or loss of hair

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collapse of a lung
process of recording
connects throat to stomach
placed at the end of a word
smooth elevation (red, itchy)
collection of pus at an infection site
meaning three
thin outer layer of skin
when a word root is combined with a vowel
difficulty eating/swallowing
foundation of the word
meaning stomach
horizontal plane
surgical removal
small sac that contains fluid/semisolid matter/air

30 Clues: meaning three • meaning stomach • horizontal plane • surgical removal • collapse of a lung • diseased, unhealthy • process of recording • meaning after, behind • meaning inside, within • anterior body cavities • foundation of the word • absence or loss of hair • thin outer layer of skin • connects throat to stomach • placed at the end of a word • red, rounded and raised rash • ...

medical term 2021-10-14

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pertaining between the ribs
bones of foot
slow
ankle bones
bones of hands
/ teno: tendon
skull
pertaining to the collar bone
split, fissure
pertaining to the vertebrae and ribs
pertaining to above the shoulder blade
together, join
pertaining to the low back and sacrum
lower lateral arm bone
lower medial arm bone
pertaining to a back bone (vertebra)
anterior pelvic bone
upper arm bone
pertaining to the sacrum
pertaing to below the shoulder blade
pertaining to below the breast bone
lower medial leg bone
pertaining to the low back
process of recording
upper jawbone
intervertebral disk
finger or toe bones
pertaining to between the vertebrae
pertaining to the lower lateral forearm bone
pertaining to the lower jaw bone
lower jawbone
rib
abnormal reduction
above
pertaining to the breast bone
development
break
synovial membrane
pertaining to below the upper jaw bone
pertaining to a rib
surgical puncture to aspirate fluid
pertaining to the breast bone and collar bone
pertaining to a finger or toe bone

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pertaining to within the skull
pertaining to the ribs and cartilage
bone marrow
wrist bones
electricity
lower posterior pelvic bone
upper pelvic bone
pertaining to the wrist
developing cell
pertainin g to the skull
pertaining to the upper jaw bone
pertaining to under the collar bone
lower lateral leg bone
sacrum (base of spine)
pertaining to the upper arm bone
pertaining to the low back and ribs
breastbone
pertaining to below the lower jaw bone
cartilage
movement
lower back region
record or x-ray
fascia
collarbone
pelvis
upper leg bone
between
pertaining to the bones of the hand
suturing
pertaining to below the rib
shoulder blade
cartilage within a joint
pain
pertaining to the shoulder blade
muscle
/ Spondylo / vertebro: vertebra, spinal or vertebral column
fluid filled sac near a joint

80 Clues: rib • slow • pain • skull • above • break • fascia • pelvis • muscle • between • movement • suturing • cartilage • breastbone • collarbone • bone marrow • ankle bones • wrist bones • electricity • development • bones of foot • upper jawbone • lower jawbone • bones of hands • / teno: tendon • split, fissure • together, join • upper arm bone • upper leg bone • shoulder blade • developing cell • record or x-ray • upper pelvic bone • ...

medical term 2021-10-14

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pertaining to under the collar bone
pertaining to the shoulder blade
lower jawbone
bone marrow
abnormal reduction
movement
pertaining to a back bone (vertebra)
above
fascia
pelvis
synovial membrane
intervertebral disk
surgical puncture to aspirate fluid
together, join
collarbone
upper pelvic bone
process of recording
pertaining to between the vertebrae
vertebra, spinal or vertebral column
pertaining to the upper arm bone
pertainin g to the skull
bones of hands
pertaining to the sacrum
lower posterior pelvic bone
pertaining between the ribs
rib
upper jawbone
lower back region
record or x-ray
pertaining to the low back and ribs
pain
pertaing to below the shoulder blade
fluid filled sac near a joint
electricity
pertaining to within the skull
lower medial arm bone

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pertaining to the collar bone
pertaining to the wrist
finger or toe bones
cartilage
pertaining to the upper jaw bone
pertaining to above the shoulder blade
suturing
pertaining to the vertebrae and ribs
slow
bones of foot
lower lateral leg bone
break
pertaining to the breast bone and collar bone
upper arm bone
developing cell
pertaining to the lower jaw bone
wrist bones
pertaining to below the rib
lower medial leg bone
breastbone
split, fissure
tendon
anterior pelvic bone
development
ankle bones
pertaining to the lower lateral forearm bone
pertaining to the low back and sacrum
pertaining to below the upper jaw bone
lower lateral arm bone
skull
pertaining to below the lower jaw bone
shoulder blade
pertaining to the breast bone
pertaining to a rib
pertaining to a finger or toe bone
pertaining to the ribs and cartilage
between
muscle
pertaining to below the breast bone
pertaining to the bones of the hand
upper leg bone
cartilage within a joint
sacrum (base of spine)
pertaining to the low back

80 Clues: rib • slow • pain • break • above • skull • fascia • pelvis • tendon • muscle • between • suturing • movement • cartilage • breastbone • collarbone • bone marrow • wrist bones • development • ankle bones • electricity • lower jawbone • bones of foot • upper jawbone • upper arm bone • together, join • split, fissure • bones of hands • shoulder blade • upper leg bone • developing cell • record or x-ray • synovial membrane • upper pelvic bone • ...

MEDICAL SPECIALTIES 2021-11-18

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treat cancer with the use of high-energy radiation therapy
branch of medicine dedicated to pain relief for patients before, during, and after surgery.
practice dealing with the health of the female reproductive system.
branch of medicine dealing with the skin. It is a speciality with both medical and surgical aspects.
studies the causes and nature of diseases.
They use radioactive materials to diagnose and treat diseases.
work to prevent disease by promoting patient health and well-being.
focuses on integrated care and treating the patient as a whole.
work to help patients with disabilities
branch of medicine dealing with disorders of the nervous system.
medical field pertaining to nerves and the nervous system.
work with both adult and pediatric patients suffering from allergies and diseases of the respiratory tract or immune system.
are trained to diagnose illnesses in patients through the use of x-rays

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specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of internal diseases.
study of cancer
specialty that uses operative manual and instrumental techniques on a person to investigate or treat a pathological condition such as a disease or injury, to help improve bodily function, appearance, or to repair unwanted ruptured areas.
subspecialty within medicine that deals with the surgical and medical management of conditions of the head and neck.
who treats diseases of the heart, blood, kidneys, joints, digestive, respiratory, and vascular systems of adolescent, adult, and elderly patients.
diagnose and treat vision problems.
work to diagnose and treat patients from infancy through adolescence.
provide care for adult and pediatric patients in emergency situations.
is a physician who treats hereditary disorders and diagnoses diseases that are caused by genetic defects.
devote their careers to mental health
cares for the male and female urinary tract

24 Clues: study of cancer • diagnose and treat vision problems. • devote their careers to mental health • work to help patients with disabilities • studies the causes and nature of diseases. • cares for the male and female urinary tract • treat cancer with the use of high-energy radiation therapy • medical field pertaining to nerves and the nervous system. • ...

medical specialties 2021-11-17

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specializes in correcting disorders.
specializes in ear-related issues.
commonly known as an "ENT specialist" concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
use x-rays and other imaging technologies to diagnose and detect physiological ailments.
care for issues related to the urinary tract.
surgeons, surgically restore, reconstruct or alter the human body.
cares for children from birth to adolescence, treating them for a variety of health issues from a common cold to more severe conditions.
practitioner, A general practitioner or family physician cares for the whole family from children to the elderly, giving basic care.
are known for performing a wide variety of surgeries at the operating table.
A person who fixes teeths problems.
care for skin issues.
treats the endocrine system.
specializes in care for the nervous system.

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they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind.
and gynecology physicians, specialize in medical care related to pregnancy and childbirth.
diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles.
focus on the treatment of the heart.
administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
look for potential diseases that could appear causing a lot of problems.
physicians, care for the elderly.
treat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances linked to kidney disease.
specializes in digestive organs.
a subspecialty of pediatrics.
care for cancer patients.

25 Clues: care for skin issues. • care for cancer patients. • treats the endocrine system. • a subspecialty of pediatrics. • specializes in digestive organs. • physicians, care for the elderly. • specializes in ear-related issues. • A person who fixes teeths problems. • specializes in correcting disorders. • focus on the treatment of the heart. • ...

Medical Specialist 2021-11-17

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Specifically look at whether a health issue has been inherited at birth, or if your genes are causing it.
These doctors use x-rays.
In charge of taking care of your heart.
Focus on relieving physical pain and tension in your body.
Specialized surgeons also take care of your head and neck.
Specially trained to determine if someone has an allergy.
This doctor will step in to assess issues in your blood.
Treat anything related to your digestive system.
Doctors that spend their time in the hospital.
They check out for infants, toddlers, younger children, adolescents, preteens, and most teenagers.
Doctors that are in charge of handling your routine healthcare appointments.
They take care of the physical reconstruction of the body.
In charge of managing symptoms related to the nervous system.
These specialists are in charge of mitigating any pain or health concerns in your lungs.

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These doctors treat cancer.
These physicians look after your eyes.
Handle preventative care for women in reproductive health.
Focused on a singular organ in your body: The kidney.
They focus on talk therapy.
Specialist in charge of treating more serious skin issues.
Treat pain and conditions related to the urinary tract.
Take over primary care of people who are aging.
If you have foot, ankle, or lower leg pain or issues.
Helps people dealing with diabetes or a thyroid issue.
treat ailments that are caused by viral bacteria or viruses themselves.

25 Clues: These doctors use x-rays. • These doctors treat cancer. • They focus on talk therapy. • These physicians look after your eyes. • In charge of taking care of your heart. • Doctors that spend their time in the hospital. • Take over primary care of people who are aging. • Treat anything related to your digestive system. • Focused on a singular organ in your body: The kidney. • ...

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doctor of internal medicine who specializes in arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions and systemic autoimmune diseases
is the branch of medicine dedicated to pain relief for patients before, during, and after surgery.
primary care doctors who have additional specialized training in treating older patients
board-certified physician who provides special care for critically ill patients
known as a kidney doctor, is a kidney disease specialist and is the most qualified doctor to help you manage your kidney health.
are trained to diagnose illnesses in patients through the use of x-rays, radioactive substances, sound waves in ultrasounds, or the body’s natural magnetism in magnetic resonance images
who diagnoses and treats diseases of the respiratory system -- the lungs and other organs that help you breathe
involves the medical care of infants, children, and adolescents.
is a branch of medicine that deals with the disorders of the heart as well as some parts of the circulatory system.
qualified to diagnose and treat conditions like diabetes, thyroid diseases, infertility, growth issues, metabolic disorders, osteoporosis, some cancers, and disorders in the hormone-producing adrenal glands and pituitary glands.

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doctor who attends infections
doctor doctor who specialize in the internal organs and systems of the body, but they are not limited to those areas
is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon who specializes in the treatment of both simple and complex fractures, as well as wounds and injuries caused by accidents or sudden violence
are physicians who treat adult and pediatric patients with disorders of the skin, hair, nails, and adjacent mucous membranes.
work with both adult and pediatric patients suffering from allergies and diseases of the respiratory tract or immune system.
doctor play an important role in health promotion and illness prevention, coordinating care with other specialties and health professionals, and advocating on behalf of their patients with respect to the care and services they need in all parts of the health care system.
a physician who studied, trained in, and treats diseases of the ear, nose, throat, face, head and neck
a medical healthcare provider who examines bodies and body tissues. He or she is also responsible for performing lab tests
examiner
is the medical practice dealing with the health of the female reproductive system.
specialists who treat diseases of the brain and spinal cord, peripheral nerves and muscles.
is concerned with the body's complex system of blood vessels, particularly the arteries and veins.
A doctor that specializes in surgery
diagnose and treat injuries, infections, diseases, and disorders of the eye.
a medicolegal death investigation office, perform death investigations, complete autopsies, interpret toxicology and other laboratory testing results, collect and document evidence, and provide expert testimony.
person who advises others on matters of food and nutrition and their impacts on health.

26 Clues: examiner • doctor who attends infections • A doctor that specializes in surgery • involves the medical care of infants, children, and adolescents. • diagnose and treat injuries, infections, diseases, and disorders of the eye. • board-certified physician who provides special care for critically ill patients • ...

Medical Specialist 2021-11-17

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surgically restore, reconstruct or alter the human body.
cares for children from birth to adolescence.
concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
care for skin issues such as acne, skin allergies, moles, scars and sun damage.
A person who fixes teeth's problems
specializes in correcting disorders, deformities or injuries to the skeleton.
look for potential diseases that could appear, causing a lot of problems.
known for performing a wide variety of surgeries at the operating table.
reat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances linked to kidney disease.
use x-rays and other imaging technologies to diagnose and detect physiological ailments.
specializes in ear-related issues.

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are medical doctors, they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind.
administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
focus on the treatment of the heart, its blood vessels and heart-related issues and diseases.
care for issues related to the urinary tract.
care for cancer patients.
diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
specializes in digestive organs, including the gallbladder, stomach, bowels, liver and pancreas.
specializes in care for the nervous system.
cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles.
care for the elderly.
treats the endocrine system–the glands producing and secreting hormones that regulate and control almost all of the body's functions.
Newborn premature infants or critically-ill infants are the focus of neonatology, a subspecialty of pediatrics.
specialize in medical care related to pregnancy and childbirth.

24 Clues: care for the elderly. • care for cancer patients. • specializes in ear-related issues. • A person who fixes teeth's problems • specializes in care for the nervous system. • care for issues related to the urinary tract. • cares for children from birth to adolescence. • cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles. • ...

Medical Specialist 2021-11-23

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Doctor that look for potential diseases that could appear, causing a lot of problems.
Doctor that concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
Doctor that treat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances linked to kidney disease.
Doctor that is known for performing a wide variety of surgeries at the operating table.
Doctor that cares for issues affecting the feet or ankles.
Doctor that treats the endocrine system–the glands producing and secreting hormones that regulate and control almost all of the body's functions.
Doctor that specializes in digestive organs, including the gallbladder, stomach, bowels, liver and pancreas.
Doctor that surgically restore, reconstruct or alter the human body.
Are medical doctors that diagnose and treat disorders of the mind.
Treats health issues brought on by immune system problems.

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Doctor that specialize in medical care related to pregnancy and childbirth.
Doctor that diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
Focus on the treatment of the heart, its blood vessels and heart-related issues and diseases.
Doctor that specializes in care for the nervous system.
Doctor that care for skin issues such as acne, skin allergies, moles, scars and sun damage.
Doctor that administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
Doctor that care for cancer patients.
Doctor that use x-rays and other imaging technologies to diagnose and detect physiological ailments.
Doctor that specializes in ear-related issues.
A person who fixes teeth's problems.
Doctor that specializes in correcting disorders, deformities or injuries to the skeleton.
Newborn premature infants or critically-ill infants are the focus of neonatology, a subspecialty of pediatrics.
Doctor that care for the elderly.
Cares for children from birth to adolescence.
Doctor that care for issues related to the urinary tract.

25 Clues: Doctor that care for the elderly. • A person who fixes teeth's problems. • Doctor that care for cancer patients. • Cares for children from birth to adolescence. • Doctor that specializes in ear-related issues. • Doctor that specializes in care for the nervous system. • Doctor that care for issues related to the urinary tract. • ...

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they specialize on deseases in the kidney
they handle common and complex illnesses
doctor who focuses on the ears
they deal with the nervous system
they deal with all kinds of cardiovascular problems
they specialize and treat neck or back pain
concentrate on the female urinary tract and male urogenital system
they find and treat your poor sleep
eye doctors
they deal with screening and optical treatment
they diagnose and prevent injuries

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they take care of problems in the ankles and feet
they focus on the nature function and deseases of the blood
they specialize in arthritis and other diseases
doctors who take care of patients who are in risk of life
they address the diagnosis and treatment disease and problems related with the digestive system
specialized in breathing issues
they use Xrays
they address malignant disorders of the skin
They deal with the functioning of the mind
doctors who handle reconstruction and cosmetic surgery
they provide pain management
they focus on the respiratory system
they focus on children and kids
they focus on the of disease of the endocrine organs
its focused on skeletal disorders

26 Clues: eye doctors • they use Xrays • they provide pain management • doctor who focuses on the ears • specialized in breathing issues • they focus on children and kids • they deal with the nervous system • its focused on skeletal disorders • they diagnose and prevent injuries • they find and treat your poor sleep • they focus on the respiratory system • ...

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These are specialists in diseases of the blood, spleen, and lymph glands
They focus on women's reproductive health
You call them eye doctors
These lab doctors identify the causes of diseases by examining the body under microscopes
These are surgeons who care for men and women for problems in the urinary tract
These internists are cancer specialists
These specialists in physical medicine and rehabilitation treat neck or back pain
They care for children from birth to young adulthood
They’re experts on the heart and blood vessels
Orthopedic surgeon who specializes in the treatment of both simple and complex fractures
These are experts on hormones and metabolism
They treat kidney diseases as well as high blood pressure
They specialize in arthritis

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They treat diseases in the ears, nose, throat, sinuses, head, neck, and respiratory system
Physicians, They care for the whole family, including children, adults, and the elderly
They use X-rays, ultrasound, and other imaging tests to diagnose diseases
Specialist on breathing issues
These doctors work with people with mental, emotional, or addictive disorders
These are specialists in the nervous system
They focus on mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, phobias, etc.
Specialist on allergies
These doctors focus on women's pregnancy and childbirth
They’re specialists in digestive organs
They care for problems in your ankles and feet
Experts on skin, hair and nail problems

25 Clues: Specialist on allergies • You call them eye doctors • They specialize in arthritis • Specialist on breathing issues • These internists are cancer specialists • They’re specialists in digestive organs • Experts on skin, hair and nail problems • They focus on women's reproductive health • These are specialists in the nervous system • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2021-12-07

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culture and sensitivity
at bedtime
abdomen
blood pressure
gastrointestinal
below knee amputation
activities of daily living
diabetes mellitus
three times a day
level of consciousness
cubic centimeter
continuous positive airway pressure
above knee amputation
coronary artery bypass graft
cerebral palsy
passive range of motion
congestive heart failure
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
twice a day
do not resuscitate
complete blood count
beats per minute
ethanol

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finger stick blood sugar
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
as soon as possible
bilateral
within normal limits
coronary artery disease
bowel movement
diagnosis
intake and output
cerebrovascular accident
nothing by mouth
cancer
chest x-ray
before meals
chronic renal failure
bedside commode
after meals
as needed
out of bed
hypertension
discontinue
range of motion
complains of
ear, nose, and throat

47 Clues: cancer • abdomen • ethanol • bilateral • diagnosis • as needed • at bedtime • out of bed • chest x-ray • after meals • twice a day • discontinue • before meals • hypertension • complains of • blood pressure • bowel movement • cerebral palsy • bedside commode • range of motion • gastrointestinal • nothing by mouth • cubic centimeter • beats per minute • diabetes mellitus • three times a day • intake and output • ...

Medical term 2022-03-28

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การฟอกเลือด
โรคเบาหวาน
การกำเริบของโรค
ยากันชัก
สั่นพลิ้ว
ภาวะกระเพาะอาหารไม่ย่อย
ยาขับปัสสาวะ
การเจาะน้ําไขสันหลังเพื่อนําน้ํา CSF ไปตรวจสอบ
ภาวะตาโปน
บริเวณของเนื้อเยื่อที่มีการตายเนื่องจากการขาดเลือดไปเลี้ยง
ภาวะเลือดออกจากหลอดเลือด

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ภาวะปวดท้องประจำเดือน
ภาวะหัวใจเต้นช้า
ยาต้านการแข็งตัวของเลือด
โรคต้อหิน
ภาวะกลืนลำบาก
แนวโน้มที่แย่ลงของโรค
ภาวะดีซ่าน ตัวเหลือง
โรคหอบหืด
อาการปัสสาวะบ่อยกลางคืน

20 Clues: ยากันชัก • โรคต้อหิน • สั่นพลิ้ว • โรคหอบหืด • ภาวะตาโปน • โรคเบาหวาน • การฟอกเลือด • ยาขับปัสสาวะ • ภาวะกลืนลำบาก • การกำเริบของโรค • ภาวะหัวใจเต้นช้า • ภาวะดีซ่าน ตัวเหลือง • ภาวะปวดท้องประจำเดือน • แนวโน้มที่แย่ลงของโรค • ภาวะกระเพาะอาหารไม่ย่อย • อาการปัสสาวะบ่อยกลางคืน • ยาต้านการแข็งตัวของเลือด • ภาวะเลือดออกจากหลอดเลือด • การเจาะน้ําไขสันหลังเพื่อนําน้ํา CSF ไปตรวจสอบ • ...

Medical Marijuana 2022-04-04

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distributed in an eyedropper under the
another powerful combination
to provide fast absorption to the body
A method where a small amount of cannabis concentrate is placed on a preheated surface, creating concentrated cannabis vapor for inhalation
from glycerin or alcohol. These are
Category of Cannabis strands usually categorized by their sedative and painkilling effects
that provide aromatic diversity. They are not just
cannabinoids
Terpene-Floral/Sweet aroma; Anti-Depressant, Muscle Relaxant, Sedative, Anti-Psychotic
growth, harvest, and preparation of cannabis-infused products, if any, to final sale of
Cannabis products such as lotions,
Terpene-Woodsy aroma; Appetite suppressant, anti-inflammatory
resin. They are the parts of the plant that contain
Terpene-Earthy/Clove aroma; Sedative, Pain Relief (FUN FACT: Another fundamental property is the ability to enhance absorption through
Cannabis products that are orally consumed. Common products include cookies, brownies, candies, gummies, chocolates
Category of Cannabis strands usually categorized by their mood boosting and energy giving effects
skin and to also increase the number of cannabinoid substances in the brain. More cannabinoids in the brain give the user a sense of euphoria.)
products
Chemicals that influence cell receptors in the brain and body and can change how those cells behave
The different processes by which cannabinoids within the plant can be extracted for

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The second most commonly used cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant. Mitigates the psychoactive effects of THC
Terpene-Fruity/Citrusy aroma; Mood booster, anti-anxiety, Anti-depressant
Everything that happens to an individual cannabis plant from seed and cultivation,
Known as the hairy or sticky parts of the plant which are harvested for consumption in various products
Process by which the cannabis plant is stripped of essential oils and trichomes using ethyl or isopropyl alcohol
Refers to any material created by refining cannabis flowers, such as hash, dry sieve, and hash oils. Much Higher Potency than flower
Terpene-Peppery/Spicy aroma; Anti-inflammatory, Treats Muscle Spasms, Anti-convulsant (FUN FACT: This terpene is known to REDUCE the psychoactive effects of THC)
or purposefully but are typically done to mix two or more preferred traits of a plant to
A liquid form of cannabis that is
A slang term for the dried flowers, leaves, stems, and seeds of the cannabis plant
and formed into THC by smoking, vaporizing, or heating
A popular way to grow cannabis that utilizes a soilless system
The process of slowly drying flowers from the plant. Allows for a more gradual process to maximize flavor and smoke quality
in the cannabis plant, but other plants as well.
A cross between two genetically different strains of cannabis. This can happen
The process by which, when exposed to heat, tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) is converted to THC
Crystalized glands on the cannabis plant that
and oils that are used for pain relief
Terpene-Earthy, Piney aroma; energy booster, bronchodialater, anti-inflammatory, Improves Focus
Fragrant oils secreted from the resin glands of
Most abundant cannabinoid found in the plant that is

41 Clues: products • cannabinoids • another powerful combination • A liquid form of cannabis that is • Cannabis products such as lotions, • from glycerin or alcohol. These are • distributed in an eyedropper under the • to provide fast absorption to the body • and oils that are used for pain relief • Crystalized glands on the cannabis plant that • ...

medical vocabulary 2025-01-06

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get better/heal from something
seek another person's (especially a proffesional's) opinion or advice
(of a medical practitioner) advise and authorize the use of (a medicine or treatment) for someone, especially in writing
having or showing a forgetful or inattentive disposition
an extraordinary event taken as a sign of the supernatural power
... the pain
a state of mind sometimes experienced during fever or intoxication, characterized by symptoms such as confusion, disorientation, agitation, and hallucinations
synonym for loss of consciousness
situated on the inside
used for both a serious mental illness as well as extremely foolish or chaotic behviour

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people who donate their blood
an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury
a sudden involuntary muscular contraction or convulsive movement
if you are not insane you are most likely ...
easily broken or damaged; fragile
often used in mystery novels to kill someone discreetly
lacking enough water
opposite of mental
synonym fpr throw up
skin discoloration caused by damaged blood vessels underneath your skin (singular)

20 Clues: ... the pain • opposite of mental • lacking enough water • synonym fpr throw up • situated on the inside • people who donate their blood • get better/heal from something • easily broken or damaged; fragile • synonym for loss of consciousness • if you are not insane you are most likely ... • often used in mystery novels to kill someone discreetly • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2024-09-12

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22 Clues: DM • BP • Rx • IV • PO • TB • HR • CPR • WBC • UTI • EKG • ICU • CNS • RBC • SOB • NKA • BID • MRI • CBC • DOB • HIV • NPO

Medical knowledge 2023-12-18

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- A chronic condition characterized by elevated blood sugar levels.
- The backbone, protecting the spinal cord and providing structural support.
- The basic unit of heredity, carrying genetic information.
- Medication used to treat bacterial infections.
- The basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms.
- Medical procedure involving manual or instrumental techniques on a patient.
- Fluid that circulates in the vascular system, carrying nutrients and oxygen.
- An exaggerated immune response to a foreign substance.
- A bundle of fibers that transmit impulses between the brain and other parts of the body.
- Organ responsible for vision.
- Microscopic organisms that can cause infections and diseases.

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- Instrument used by healthcare professionals to listen to internal body sounds.
- Elevated body temperature often associated with infection.
- Excessive bleeding, either internally or externally.
- An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage.
- Substance that stimulates the immune system to produce immunity to a specific disease.
- Organ responsible for oxygenating blood and removing carbon dioxide.
- The body's largest organ, providing a protective barrier.
- Organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.
- Imaging technique that uses electromagnetic radiation to visualize internal structures.

20 Clues: - Organ responsible for vision. • - Medication used to treat bacterial infections. • - Excessive bleeding, either internally or externally. • - An exaggerated immune response to a foreign substance. • - Organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body. • - The basic unit of heredity, carrying genetic information. • ...

medical terms 2023-11-02

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Slow
Vein
Above, upon, on
Skin
dead or death
Between
Self
Through
Beyond or transcending

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Cold
Fat
Together or same
Above
Surrounding or around
Red
Within/Into
Within
Against/Opposite
Fast/rapid
Lung
Without or lack of

21 Clues: Fat • Red • Cold • Slow • Vein • Skin • Self • Lung • Above • Within • Between • Through • Fast/rapid • Within/Into • dead or death • Above, upon, on • Together or same • Against/Opposite • Without or lack of • Surrounding or around • Beyond or transcending

Medical Prefixes 2023-11-01

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against
through
Vein
not, without, or less
together
change
in/within
above, upon, or on
between
within; into
cold or to be frozen

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Fast
fat/lipid
slow
Lung
Above; upper
self; own
surrounding
red
death
pertaining to the skin

21 Clues: red • Fast • slow • Lung • Vein • death • change • against • through • between • together • fat/lipid • self; own • in/within • surrounding • Above; upper • within; into • above, upon, or on • cold or to be frozen • not, without, or less • pertaining to the skin

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 term 2023-10-23

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pathological death of cells or tissue
abnormal posterior curve of the thoracic spine that can be exaggerated by a disease
beyond
an incomplete dislocation in which some contact between the joint surface remains
an abnormal lateral curvature of the vertebral column
process of removing a limb
x-ray of a joint taken after the injection of a contrast medium to a joint
four
from
maker and fitter of orthpedic appliances
excessive
curved bone that form the anterior part of the pectoral girdle; collar bone
specialty concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the foot
around
ability to walk without assistance
without, lack of
growth
fibrous band that connects muscle to bone
spinal cord
a person who has had a limb amputated
dissolve,destroy,seperate, breakdown
away from
child

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inflammation of bone tissue
fracture
development, nourishment '
the source
fixation or stiffening of a joint by surgery
many
relating to the gluteus muscle, region buttocks
promote renewal of health and strength
deficiency, lack of
overstretch or tear in a muscle or tendon
use of work and rec activities to increase independent function
a closed sac containing synovial fluid
soft tissue injury of the ligament within a joint
tissue consisting of contractile cells
within
towards
fatty blood forming tissue in the cavities of long bones
tumor, mass

41 Clues: many • four • from • child • beyond • around • within • growth • towards • fracture • excessive • away from • the source • spinal cord • tumor, mass • without, lack of • deficiency, lack of • development, nourishment ' • process of removing a limb • inflammation of bone tissue • ability to walk without assistance • dissolve,destroy,seperate, breakdown • pathological death of cells or tissue • ...

Medical Terminologies 2023-10-19

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spherical shaped bacterium
inflammation or damage to glomerulus
inflammation of lung(s)
infection caused by Salmonella
diseases transmitted between animals and humans
diagnostic examination of blood serum
rod shaped bacteria
parasite in blood
inflammation of stomach and intestines causing vomit and diarrhoea
inflammation of the tissues surrounding the brain and spinal cord

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inflammation of the inner lining of the colon
build up of pus
an organism causing disease to its host
any person, animal, plant, soil or substance in which an infectious agent normally lives and multiplies
a lower than normal potassium level in your bloodstream
infection agent composed of protein
a condition that occurs when your body loses fluid
inflammation or swelling of one or more joints
engulfment, killing and digestion of microbes by phagocytes
inflammation of myocardium

20 Clues: build up of pus • parasite in blood • rod shaped bacteria • inflammation of lung(s) • spherical shaped bacterium • inflammation of myocardium • infection caused by Salmonella • infection agent composed of protein • inflammation or damage to glomerulus • diagnostic examination of blood serum • an organism causing disease to its host • inflammation of the inner lining of the colon • ...

Medical Terms 2024-01-26

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Prefix for muscle
P! inside the body closer to bone
Divides Body Parts into Equal left and right
Situated Above
Divides the body from the front to the back
palm facing up
Backside of the body
not doing enough to take care of an injury
bottom of foot
Toes pointed down
P! felt on the surface of skin
Pulling the scapula downward
Prefix for bone
pulling the shoulder blades back
Toes pointed up
Raising the scapula up

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Frontside of the body
To the inside of the body
Prefix for Inflammation
Laying Face Up
Palm facing down
"Up arrow"
Laying Face down
Closer to the midline of the body
Divides the body top to bottom
Heart Attack
rolling the shoulder blades forward
To the outside of the body
Situated Below
Divides the body left to right
"Triangle"
Away from the midline of the body

32 Clues: "Up arrow" • "Triangle" • Heart Attack • Situated Above • Laying Face Up • palm facing up • bottom of foot • Situated Below • Prefix for bone • Toes pointed up • Palm facing down • Laying Face down • Prefix for muscle • Toes pointed down • Backside of the body • Frontside of the body • Raising the scapula up • Prefix for Inflammation • To the inside of the body • To the outside of the body • ...

Medical Abbriviations 2024-10-09

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Bilat
SOB
W/O
PT
R/O
IV
AUTH
OB
XR
DX
Unilat
AAA
TV
S

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CA
LFTs
NPO
ATC
PO
HX OR HO
DX
As Soon as Possible
TA
ATOS
DVT
PE
US
WET
INS
DOB
BX

31 Clues: S • CA • PT • PO • DX • IV • TA • PE • US • OB • XR • DX • BX • TV • NPO • SOB • ATC • W/O • R/O • DVT • WET • INS • DOB • AAA • LFTs • ATOS • AUTH • Bilat • Unilat • HX OR HO • As Soon as Possible

Medical Terminologies 2024-10-14

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Chest pain or discomfort resulting from reduced blood flow to the heart, often signaling underlying heart issues.
An organism that walks on two legs; commonly refers to humans and some birds.
An area of abnormal tissue change or damage, which may indicate disease, such as sores or tumors.
A type of cancer that begins in the epithelial cells, which line organs and tissues.
Inflammation of one or more joints, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility.
A non-cancerous growth or condition that is not harmful to health and does not spread.
A condition characterized by abnormally low levels of blood glucose, leading to symptoms like dizziness, sweating, and confusion.
A procedure to remove a tissue sample for diagnostic analysis, often used to detect cancer or other diseases.
A bacterial infection of the skin and underlying tissues, marked by redness, swelling, and tenderness.
A condition that appears suddenly and is often severe but typically lasts a short time.

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Referring to cancerous cells or tumors that can invade nearby tissues and metastasize to other areas of the body.
The application of statistical methods to analyze and interpret data related to biological, health, and medical research.
Inflammation of the pericardium, the protective sac surrounding the heart, often causing chest pain.
A small growth on a mucous membrane that can be benign or precancerous, commonly found in areas like the colon.
Relating to the brain; often used to describe conditions or functions associated with brain activity.
Inflammation of the brain, usually caused by infection, leading to symptoms like fever, headache, and confusion.
An abnormal mass of tissue that results from uncontrolled cell growth; can be benign or malignant (cancerous).
A type of cancer that originates in connective tissues, such as bone, muscle, or fat.
Swelling caused by the accumulation of excess fluid in body tissues, often seen in the legs, ankles, or lungs.
Impaired or abnormal functioning of a specific organ or system within the body.
A method of storing documents on film at a reduced size for preservation and efficient access.

21 Clues: An organism that walks on two legs; commonly refers to humans and some birds. • Impaired or abnormal functioning of a specific organ or system within the body. • Inflammation of one or more joints, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. • A type of cancer that begins in the epithelial cells, which line organs and tissues. • ...

Medical Field 2024-10-18

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- Caused by bacteria.
- Severe headache often accompanied by nausea.
- Excessive bleeding.
- Medical procedure to remove waste from the blood.
- Caused by a virus.
- A substance that stimulates the immune system to prevent diseases.
- A fatty substance found in blood.
- Widespread occurrence of an infectious disease.
- Study of hormones and glands.
- Blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart.
- A type of cancer affecting the lymphatic system.
- Instrument used by doctors to listen to internal sounds.
- Medical specialty focused on mental health.
- An abnormal growth of tissue.
- Imaging technique used to view inside the body.
- Study of diseases and their causes.
- Vital fluid that circulates through the body.
scan - Imaging procedure that combines X-rays for detailed pictures.
- Blood vessel that carries blood to the heart.
- Device implanted to regulate heartbeats.
- Medical field dealing with bones and muscles.
- Process of eliminating all forms of bacteria or viruses.
- Intensive Care Unit for critically ill patients.
- A gas essential for human respiration.
- High blood pressure.
- A surgical cut made in the skin.
- The body's defense system against infections.
- A respiratory condition causing difficulty in breathing.
- Imaging method using sound waves.
- Removal of tissue for diagnostic examination.
- Branch of medicine dealing with skin.
- Protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
- An immune response to a normally harmless substance.
- Hormone that regulates blood sugar levels.
- A break in a bone.
- Study of the structure of the human body.
- The medical field focused on oral health.

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- An artificial body part replacement.
- Study of the digestive system.
- Isolation to prevent the spread of disease.
- An outbreak of a disease on a global scale.
- The medical study of the heart.
- The largest artery in the body.
- A feeling of sickness in the stomach.
- Device used to measure body temperature.
- The body's response to injury or infection.
- Substance used to induce unconsciousness for surgery.
- Medicine that inhibits the growth of bacteria.
- The study of drugs and their effects.
- The body’s process of converting food into energy.
- A disease characterized by high blood sugar.
- Medical specialty focused on children's health.
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, emergency procedure for the heart.
- A test that records the electrical activity of the heart.
- A stitch used to close a wound.
- The study of the nervous system and brain.
- Inflammation of the bronchial tubes in the lungs.
- The study and treatment of cancer.
- The use of imaging to diagnose diseases.
- Clouding of the eye’s lens.

60 Clues: - Caused by a virus. • - A break in a bone. • - Caused by bacteria. • - Excessive bleeding. • - High blood pressure. • - Clouding of the eye’s lens. • - Study of hormones and glands. • - An abnormal growth of tissue. • - Study of the digestive system. • - The medical study of the heart. • - The largest artery in the body. • - A stitch used to close a wound. • ...

Medical Field 2024-10-18

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- A substance that stimulates the immune system to prevent diseases.
- An abnormal growth of tissue.
- The study and treatment of cancer.
- Protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
- A test that records the electrical activity of the heart.
- A disease characterized by high blood sugar.
- Blood vessel that carries blood to the heart.
- Instrument used by doctors to listen to internal sounds.
- The study of the nervous system and brain.
- Study of the structure of the human body.
- Imaging method using sound waves.
- Blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart.
- Clouding of the eye’s lens.
- Study of hormones and glands.
- The study of drugs and their effects.

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- Medicine that inhibits the growth of bacteria.
- Removal of tissue for diagnostic examination.
- A stitch used to close a wound.
- Severe headache often accompanied by nausea.
- A break in a bone.
- Medical procedure to remove waste from the blood.
- High blood pressure.
- Imaging technique used to view inside the body.
- The body's defense system against infections.
- The medical study of the heart.
- The use of imaging to diagnose diseases.
- Medical specialty focused on children's health.
- The largest artery in the body.
- Substance used to induce unconsciousness for surgery.
- Branch of medicine dealing with skin.

30 Clues: - A break in a bone. • - High blood pressure. • - Clouding of the eye’s lens. • - An abnormal growth of tissue. • - Study of hormones and glands. • - A stitch used to close a wound. • - The medical study of the heart. • - The largest artery in the body. • - Imaging method using sound waves. • - The study and treatment of cancer. • - Branch of medicine dealing with skin. • ...

Medical Terms 2024-11-07

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(14) What is the medical term for high blood sugar?
(4) Which part of the body is affected by glaucoma?
(7,1) The vitamin primarily produced in the skin upon exposure to sunlight
(9) Which type of cells are responsible for clotting blood?
(9) The term for inflammation of the joints
(9) The condition is characterized by inflammation of the liver
(5,6) The common term for a myocardial infarction
(8) Where in the body is insulin produced?
(11) The primary treatment for a bacterial infection
(9) What is the term for inflammation of the liver?
(12) The medical term for high blood pressure

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(3,4,3,6) What does "ENT" stand for in medicine?
(9) The generic name for the pain reliever branded as Advil?
(4,4,5)What does BMI stand for?
(8) The drug known as an anticoagulant and often referred to as a “blood thinner”
(7) The class of drugs commonly prescribed to lower cholesterol levels?
(11) The medical term for low blood pressure
(3) What is an otoscope used to examine?
(8) The condition metformin primarily treats
(7) Organ affected by nephritis
(4) The largest organ in the human body

21 Clues: (4,4,5)What does BMI stand for? • (7) Organ affected by nephritis • (4) The largest organ in the human body • (3) What is an otoscope used to examine? • (8) Where in the body is insulin produced? • (9) The term for inflammation of the joints • (11) The medical term for low blood pressure • (8) The condition metformin primarily treats • ...

Medical History 2024-09-11

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performed first successful heart transplant
medical products and practices that are not part of standard care
intelligence the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages
prevents or stops the spread of infections in healthcare
father of medicine
discovered the human body had a pulse, acknowledged the difference between arteries and veins, wrote at least 2 medical books
the study and treatment of mental illness
statement of obligations and proper conduct for doctors
successfully separated conjoined twins
The surgical removal of some of a patient’s blood for therapeutic purposes
created an oral polio vaccine
the most common form of plague in humans during the middle ages
reducing the level or rate of increase in healthcare costs
the scientific study of the mind and its functions
public health conditions related to clean drinking water and adequate treatment and disposal of human excreta and sewage
The action of dissecting a body or plant to student its internal parts

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the remote diagnosis and treatment of patients by means of telecommunication technology
an infectious bacterial disease characterized by the growth of nodules (tubercles) in the tissues, especially the lungs
started with the fall of the roman empire
an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects
the procedure of perforating a persons skull with a trepan
the partial sterilization of product to make it safe for consumption
discovered penicillin
a microscopic organism
a method used to preserve a corpse from decay
branch of technology that deals with the manipulation of atoms and molecules
the concept of treating the whole person by focusing on physical, social, mental, and spiritual wellness

27 Clues: father of medicine • discovered penicillin • a microscopic organism • created an oral polio vaccine • successfully separated conjoined twins • started with the fall of the roman empire • the study and treatment of mental illness • performed first successful heart transplant • a method used to preserve a corpse from decay • the scientific study of the mind and its functions • ...

Medical Terminologies 2024-09-29

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Difficulty swallowing.
Excessive eating.
Enlargement of the spleen.
The study of cells.
Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart.
Surgical removal of the gallbladder.
High blood pressure.
Low blood sugar.
Inflammation of the heart muscle.

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Incision of a vein for bloodletting.
Surgical removal of the appendix.
Reduced urine output.
Excessive thirst.
The study of the digestive system.
Slow heart rate.
A condition characterized by weak and brittle bones.
The study of the kidneys.
Enlargement of the liver.
Rapid breathing.
Excessive urination.

20 Clues: Slow heart rate. • Rapid breathing. • Low blood sugar. • Excessive eating. • Excessive thirst. • The study of cells. • High blood pressure. • Excessive urination. • Reduced urine output. • Difficulty swallowing. • The study of the kidneys. • Enlargement of the liver. • Enlargement of the spleen. • Surgical removal of the appendix. • Inflammation of the heart muscle. • ...

medical terms 2024-12-01

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24 Clues: 6 • 1 • 5 • 3 • 4 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 2 • 19 • 20 • 10 • 22 • 17 • 14 • 13 • 12 • 18 • 15 • 11 • 24 • 23 • 16 • 21

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 Lingo 2025-03-27

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Measures the heart's electrical signals
The powerful pump carries oxygen-rich blood away from the heart.
A measurement of the force of blood against the walls of the arteries
A doctor listens to heartbeats with this tool
(prefix) Relates to the heart; found in the name of heart doctors
when the force of blood against artery walls is too high
(suffix) means "blood condition," used in a word for low blood cells
Tiny blood vessels where oxygen and nutrients are exchanged with tissue
Uses X-rays and dye to check for blocked arteries
and the return routes that bring oxygen back to the heart
Wraps around the arm to check circulation strength
(Root) means "vessel," part of a word describing the body's blood highways

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When the force of blood against artery walls is too high
Blood highways that carry oxygen away from the heart
(suffix) means "inflammation," often used in worse for swollen body parts
An irregular heartbeat that can be too fast, too slow, or uneven
The life-giving fluid that transports oxygen, nutrients, and waste
Uses sound waves to create a moving image of the heart
Caused by a blocked or burst blood vessel in the brain
A surgery to improve blood flow to the heart
This happens when the blood flow to the heart is blocked
A test that records the electrical activity of the heart
A medical term for a heart attack
A condition where the heart is unable to pump blood effectively
(prefix) means "blood," found in a word for the red fluid in our veins

25 Clues: A medical term for a heart attack • Measures the heart's electrical signals • A surgery to improve blood flow to the heart • A doctor listens to heartbeats with this tool • Uses X-rays and dye to check for blocked arteries • Wraps around the arm to check circulation strength • Blood highways that carry oxygen away from the heart • ...

Medical Specialties 2025-03-19

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treating bone fractures, joint disorders, and spinal conditions.
diagnose and treat medical and surgical problems of the eyes.
diseases of the joints, musculoskeletal system, and connective tissue
care focus on increasing comfort and the quality of life for people with illness
treats conditions of the ear, nose, and throat.
diagnose and treat disorders of the foot, ankle and lower limb.
care of the heart and cardiovascular system.
treats hormonal disorders and manages conditions such as diabetes and thyroid disease.
care for people who need sedation for surgery and other types of medical procedures.
diagnosing and treating bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic infections.
digestive system health, diagnosing and treating conditions like acid reflux, ulcers, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

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specializes in female reproductive health.
care for medical problems of the nervous system.
diagnose and treat medical and surgical problems of the urinary tract
diagnosing and treating problems related to kidney function.
diagnose and treat blood disorders
specializes in managing pregnancy and childbirth
study of hearing, balance, and other auditory disorders.
medical weight management for people who are overweight or obese
care of medical problems related to the skin, hair, and nails.
care for people with cancer.
diagnose and treat lung diseases.
liver health, diagnosing and managing conditions such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, and fatty liver disease.
healthcare of older adults, managing age-related conditions.
caring for babies and children up to 18 years old.

25 Clues: care for people with cancer. • diagnose and treat lung diseases. • diagnose and treat blood disorders • specializes in female reproductive health. • care of the heart and cardiovascular system. • treats conditions of the ear, nose, and throat. • care for medical problems of the nervous system. • specializes in managing pregnancy and childbirth • ...

MEDICAL TERMS 2025-04-28

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High blood pressure
A bruise
Related to the heart
Body mass index
Immediately
Related to the skin
A small sample of tissue that's taken for testing
A patient that does not require hospitalisation
Slowing or stopping the flow of a bodily fluid
Related to the lungs
Do not resuscitate

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A patient that requires hospitalisation
Related to the brain
Related to the stomach
A cut or scrape that typically isn't serious
Related to the bones
Many
A condition that begins abruptly but duration is short
Surgical repair
Swelling caused by fluid accumulation
Signifies inflammation
Not cancerous
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Related to muscle

24 Clues: Many • A bruise • Immediately • Not cancerous • Body mass index • Surgical repair • Related to muscle • Do not resuscitate • High blood pressure • Related to the skin • Related to the brain • Related to the heart • Related to the bones • Related to the lungs • Related to the stomach • Signifies inflammation • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation • ...

Medical Abbriviations 2023-04-03

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Bilat
SOB
W/O
PT
R/O
IV
AUTH
OB
XR
DX
Unilat
AAA
TV
S

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CA
LFTs
NPO
ATC
PO
HX OR HO
DX
As Soon as Possible
TA
ATOS
DVT
PE
US
WET
INS
DOB
BX

Medical Term. 2024-03-19

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This suffix means narrowing, constriction
coronary artery bypass graft
This root word means deficiency, blockage
Arterial Disease A blockage of the vessels that carry blood from the heart to the legs
This prefix means surrounding, around
This is the smallest veins and receive blood from capillaries
Disease This is the one of the types of heart valve disease. This is where the left lower heart chamber and bodys main artery doesnt work properly.
Occurs when something is blocking the blood supply to a part of the brain or when a bloos vessel in the brain bursts
Disease This affects the blood flow to the heart- and decreased blood flow can cause this.
This tool is a scan to observe the heart and the nearby blood vessels
This suffix means abnormal condition
Monitoring This is a tool is a portable ECG that records your electrical activity of the heart for over 24 hours.

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Heart Disease occurs when there is a narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries
catherteriztion This is a flexible tube thats put into a blood bessel in the arm to examine the heart valves.
This tool is a line graph that shows the electrical activity of the heart over time
beats per minute
This is a delicate blood vessel that exists throughout your body
cardiovascular disease
This carries blood away from the heart and veins carry blood back to heart.
This is a blood vessel located throughout your body that collects oxygen
This root word stands for vessel
CT scan This tool helps you look for any blockage or narrowing of the arteries and to find any problems with any pumping of the heart.
chronic heart failure
coronary artery disease
Its the muscle at the center of your circulation system

25 Clues: beats per minute • chronic heart failure • cardiovascular disease • coronary artery disease • coronary artery bypass graft • This root word stands for vessel • This suffix means abnormal condition • This prefix means surrounding, around • This suffix means narrowing, constriction • This root word means deficiency, blockage • ...

Medical imaging 2024-04-15

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Magnetic imaging
Computed Tomography
how electrons are measured
medical imaging
basic particles of the chemical element
Development of organisms
Another word for Sound wave or electromagnetic wave
Imaging technique
another word for x-rays
Visualize anatomical structures
accelerates towards positive charge anode
Discovering diseases or cancers

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chemical reactions
Digestive System
“braking radiation” in German
A disease
emits a stream of electrons
tube device commonly found in hospitals or diagnostic centers
Visualizing blood vessels
crucial for placement
cutting of the body’s tissue
radiation exposure can effect the fetus
another word for sonography
Volts
essential element x-ray tube

25 Clues: Volts • A disease • medical imaging • Magnetic imaging • Digestive System • Imaging technique • chemical reactions • Computed Tomography • crucial for placement • another word for x-rays • Development of organisms • Visualizing blood vessels • how electrons are measured • emits a stream of electrons • another word for sonography • cutting of the body’s tissue • essential element x-ray tube • ...

medical imaging 2024-04-15

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Another word for Sound wave or electromagnetic wave
Magnetic imaging
emits a stream of electrons
A disease
another word for sonography
cutting of the body’s tissue
Visualizing blood vessels
medical imaging
Computed Tomography
tube device commonly found in hospitals or diagnostic centers
accelerates towards positive charge anode
how electrons are measured
Discovering diseases or cancers
essential element x-ray tube

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radiation exposure can effect the fetus
another word for x-rays
basic particles of the chemical element
Visualize anatomical structures
“braking radiation” in German
Imaging technique
chemical reactions
healthcare
Digestive System
Volts
Development of organisms
crucial for placement

26 Clues: Volts • A disease • healthcare • medical imaging • Magnetic imaging • Digestive System • Imaging technique • chemical reactions • Computed Tomography • crucial for placement • another word for x-rays • Development of organisms • Visualizing blood vessels • how electrons are measured • emits a stream of electrons • another word for sonography • cutting of the body’s tissue • ...

Medical terms 2024-04-03

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pain
disease
liver
abnormal,flow
black
red
artery
abdomin
noun,form
hardening
visual,examination
tonsil
puncture,remove,fluid
inside,within
through
pertaining,to
rupture
stone
bursting,forth
intestine
nerve
surgical repair
skull

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blue
pain,suffering
joint
white
stomach
removal
enlargement
tissue,death
recording
inflammation
blood
softening
narrowing
gray
heart
appendix
stitching,suture
fatty,plague
record,result
abnormal condition
cell
gland

45 Clues: red • blue • pain • gray • cell • joint • white • liver • black • blood • heart • stone • nerve • skull • gland • artery • tonsil • disease • stomach • removal • abdomin • through • rupture • appendix • recording • softening • noun,form • narrowing • hardening • intestine • enlargement • tissue,death • inflammation • fatty,plague • abnormal,flow • inside,within • pertaining,to • record,result • pain,suffering • bursting,forth • surgical repair • stitching,suture • ...

Medical Terms 2024-03-25

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/ a tool used to measure temperature of a person.
/ muscle on the front of the upper leg.
/ a medical tool used to hear the heart.
/ an instrument used to electrically help the heart pump.
syndrome / the result of being born with an extra chromosome.
/ prefix relating to fiber in the body.
/ the most common lung disease.
/ inflammation of the bronchial tubes.
/ the muscle on the upper arm on the front.

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/ a tool used to sterilize tools before surgery.
abbreviation for “cardiovascular”.
/ a disease common in elders making them forget things.
/ the organ that pumps blood into the body.
/ a sharp bladed instrument used for surgery.
fibrosis / a disease filling the lungs with mucus.
/ the abbreviation for “coronary artery disease”
/ the abbreviation for “cardiovascular disease”
/ prefix meaning “outside”.
/ prefix meaning “two”.
/ prefix meaning “side”.
/ the largest organ in the body.
/ the abbreviation for “coronary heart disease”
/ the abbreviation for “coronary artery bypass surgery”
/ prefix meaning “apart or away from”.
/ the main organ in the digestive system.

25 Clues: / prefix meaning “two”. • / prefix meaning “side”. • / prefix meaning “outside”. • / the most common lung disease. • / the largest organ in the body. • abbreviation for “cardiovascular”. • / prefix meaning “apart or away from”. • / inflammation of the bronchial tubes. • / muscle on the front of the upper leg. • / prefix relating to fiber in the body. • ...

MEDICAL TERMS 2021-08-31

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SUGICAL REPAIR OF THE NOSE - SOMETIMES FOR COSMETIC REASONS
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEY/RENAL PELVIS
DOCTOR WHO SPECIALIZES IN CHILDREN
EXAM BY FEELING
CUT MADE BY A SURGEON
ABNORMAL NARROWING
MEMBRANE LINING SOME BODY CAVITIES
FORMATION OF PUS
INFLAMMATION OF THE STOMACH
SURGICAL REPAIR OF A HERNIA
'LASER'
INSIDE THE CELL
REFERING TO SMALL INTESTINES

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CHARACTERIZED BY REDNESS, HEAT, SWELLING, PAIN
STUDY OF CELLS
RUPTURE OF A MUSCLE
ABNORMAL OR LACK OF ABILITY TO SPEAK
HEADACHE
EXCESSIVE BLEEDING
ABNORMAL HARDENING OF ARTERIES
BY MOUTH, NPO
FEVER
REMOVAL OF FLUID AROUND THE HEART
DIFFICULTY WITH SWALLOWING
PROBABLE OR EXPECTED OUTCOME
VISUAL EXAM OF A JOINT
ABNORMAL CONDITION CAUSED BY A FUNGUS
PRIORITIZING PATIENT CARE
REFERING TO HIP

29 Clues: FEVER • 'LASER' • HEADACHE • BY MOUTH, NPO • STUDY OF CELLS • EXAM BY FEELING • REFERING TO HIP • INSIDE THE CELL • FORMATION OF PUS • EXCESSIVE BLEEDING • ABNORMAL NARROWING • RUPTURE OF A MUSCLE • CUT MADE BY A SURGEON • VISUAL EXAM OF A JOINT • PRIORITIZING PATIENT CARE • DIFFICULTY WITH SWALLOWING • INFLAMMATION OF THE STOMACH • SURGICAL REPAIR OF A HERNIA • PROBABLE OR EXPECTED OUTCOME • ...

Medical Terminolgy 2021-09-07

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three times a day
estimated energy requirement
delayed gastric emptying
acute respiratory distress syndrome
acceptable macronutrient distribution range
inflammation in the ileal pouch surgically formed after colectomy
nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
moderate protein calorie malnutrition

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diminished or distorted taste
concentration of undigested material in the stomach
compound known to interfere with thyroid hormone synthesis
an abnormal passage of an organ to another organ, skin, or wound
a peptide synthesized in the liver that functions as the principal regulator of systemic iron homeostasis
twice a day
fetal alcohol syndrome
severe protein calorie malnutrition
adequate intake
diagnosis
shortness of breath
nothing by mouth

20 Clues: diagnosis • twice a day • adequate intake • nothing by mouth • three times a day • shortness of breath • fetal alcohol syndrome • delayed gastric emptying • estimated energy requirement • diminished or distorted taste • nonalcoholic fatty liver disease • acute respiratory distress syndrome • severe protein calorie malnutrition • moderate protein calorie malnutrition • ...

Medical radiology 2021-05-22

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sympathy, compassion, fidelity
rules statement of right conduct
avoiding harm to others
obligations
rights individuals or groups rights
recognizing certain expectations
belief of a set of moral principles
standards set by groups or individuals
doing of good, kindness, charity
individualism basis of a rights-based theory
ethics indiv. rights provide protection
of ethics statements of role morality'
rights separate from government rights
outrage violation of human rights
study or right or wrong
traits of character
ethics moral principles as a path
regulations est. by the government
justified claims

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char. and virtue form this framework
ARRT's mandatory standards
fair treatment, equitable
not be revealed
worth of actions deter. by means
ideals and customs
principles moral reasoning
internal control of human values
belief that actions determine worth
strict observances of promises or
publicly displayed ethical conduct
self-reliance
set of values
accepted customs
dilemmas requiring moral judgment
duty to tell the truth
emotional commitment
abbrev. standards of professional conduct

37 Clues: obligations • self-reliance • set of values • not be revealed • accepted customs • justified claims • ideals and customs • traits of character • emotional commitment • duty to tell the truth • avoiding harm to others • study or right or wrong • fair treatment, equitable • ARRT's mandatory standards • principles moral reasoning • sympathy, compassion, fidelity • rules statement of right conduct • ...

Medical Vocabulary 2025-07-01

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A damaging immune response by the body to a substance.
A period of isolation to prevent disease spread.
A sudden attack of illness, especially epilepsy.
A substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity.
A region in an organ or tissue that has suffered damage.
A physical or mental feature indicating a condition or disease.
The condition of being grossly overweight.
An organ that secretes particular chemical substances.
The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem.
A disease characterized by uncontrolled cell growth.
The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
A medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys bacteria.
A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
An open sore on the outside of the body or on the surface of an organ inside the body, where there is a break in the skin or membrane covering the organ that fails to heal (= get better) without treatment.
A large number of cases of a particular disease or medical condition happening at the same time in a particular community.
A microorganism, especially one that causes disease.
An abnormal mass of tissue.

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An organ that filters blood to produce urine.
The branch of medicine dealing with children and their diseases.
A microscopic infectious agent that replicates inside living cells.
The act of forcing a liquid into a body using a needle.
An elevated body temperature indicating illness.
A change in the DNA sequence.
The removal and examination of tissue from a living body.
The invasion and multiplication of harmful microorganisms in the body.
A disease that spreads over a whole country or the whole world.
A small sharp knife used in surgery.
The branch of medicine dealing with the heart.
The process of breathing.
A break, usually in a bone.
The treatment of injuries or disorders by manual or operative methods.
An injury to living tissue.
An extreme or irrational fear of something.
A blood vessel carrying blood toward the heart.
A disease persisting for a long time or constantly recurring.
A sudden occurrence of a disease in a particular place.
A condition marked by a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin.
A surgical cut made in skin or tissue.
The rhythmic throbbing of arteries caused by the heartbeat.

39 Clues: The process of breathing. • A break, usually in a bone. • An injury to living tissue. • An abnormal mass of tissue. • A change in the DNA sequence. • A small sharp knife used in surgery. • A surgical cut made in skin or tissue. • The condition of being grossly overweight. • An extreme or irrational fear of something. • An organ that filters blood to produce urine. • ...

Medical terms 2022-10-06

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heart
hair
Bones
fascia
blood
ears
veins
nervous
ligaments
inflamationofthespinalcord

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capillaries
eyes
skin
arteries
Brain
sweatglands
tendons
cartilage
Oilglands
bonemarrow
muscles

21 Clues: eyes • hair • skin • ears • heart • Bones • blood • Brain • veins • fascia • tendons • nervous • muscles • arteries • cartilage • Oilglands • ligaments • bonemarrow • capillaries • sweatglands • inflamationofthespinalcord

Medical Specialists 2022-10-19

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qualified to treat irregularities in the teeth and jaws
who specializes in conditions that affect the skin, hair, and nails
these internists are cancer specialists
is trained to assist women in childbirth
helps to restore movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability
they treat immune system disorders
specialize in eye and vision care
monitor people during surgery to ensure that their body’s vital signs are stable
who treats the feet and their ailments
help people learn to cope with stressful situations

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treat both common and complex illnesses
specialists in the nervous system
they use X-rays, ultrasound, and other imaging tests to diagnose disease
who treats mental health conditions
treating children from birth to young adulthood
lab doctors identify the causes of diseases by examining body tissues
treat kidney diseases
preventive care and disease management for female health conditions
surgeons who care for men and women for problems in the urinary tract
specializes in the study or treatment of heart diseases and heart abnormalities

20 Clues: treat kidney diseases • specialists in the nervous system • specialize in eye and vision care • they treat immune system disorders • who treats mental health conditions • who treats the feet and their ailments • treat both common and complex illnesses • these internists are cancer specialists • is trained to assist women in childbirth • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2022-08-30

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date of birth
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
congestive heart failure
arterial blood gas
every hour
hypertension
twice a day
activities of daily living
as soon as possible
immediately
cancer
Americans with Disabilities Act
range of motion
bowel movement

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do not resuscitate
blood sugar
discharge
past medical history
certified nursing assistant
blood urea nitrogen
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
three times a day
basic life support
blood pressure
in the morning
approximately
cerebrovascular accident
ambulate
myocardial infarction

29 Clues: cancer • ambulate • discharge • every hour • blood sugar • twice a day • immediately • hypertension • date of birth • approximately • blood pressure • in the morning • bowel movement • range of motion • three times a day • do not resuscitate • arterial blood gas • basic life support • blood urea nitrogen • as soon as possible • past medical history • myocardial infarction • congestive heart failure • ...

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 health conditions in specific populations
Study of the stomach and intestines
Study of drugs and their use
Study of kidneys
Study of tissues
Study of X-rays, radioactive diagnosis
Study of the feet
Study of poisonous substances
Study of skin
Study of cancers
Study of diseases
Study of the eye
Study of the nervous system
Study of hormones, hormone glands

26 Clues: Study of skin • Study of blood • Study of kidneys • Study of tissues • Study of cancers • Study of the eye • Study of children • Study of the feet • Study of diseases • Study of newborns • Study of the mind • Study of the heart • Study of the nervous system • Study of drugs and their use • Study of poisonous substances • Study of the ear, nose, throat • Study of pregnancy and childbirth • ...

Medical Sciences 2022-07-28

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Study of pregnancy and childbirth
Study of the nervous system
Study of tissues
Study of the ear, nose, throat
Study of X-rays, radioactive diagnosis
Study of the female reproductive system
Study of the feet
Study of muscular and skeletal systems
Study of poisonous substances
Study of the eye
Study of the heart

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Study of newborns
Study of drugs and their use
Study of the stomach and intestines
Study of health conditions in specific populations
Study of hormones, hormone glands
Study of diseases
Study of the mind
Study of kidneys
Study of the body's resistance to disease
Study of blood
Study of children
Study of cancers
Study of older people's medial issues
Study of skin
Study of urinary, male reproductive systems

26 Clues: Study of skin • Study of blood • Study of tissues • Study of kidneys • Study of cancers • Study of the eye • Study of newborns • Study of diseases • Study of the mind • Study of the feet • Study of children • Study of the heart • Study of the nervous system • Study of drugs and their use • Study of poisonous substances • Study of the ear, nose, throat • Study of pregnancy and childbirth • ...

Medical Sciences 2022-07-28

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Study of hormones, hormone glands
Study of skin
Study of health conditions in specific populations
Study of blood
Study of the ear, nose, throat
Study of kidneys
Study of the stomach and intestines
Study of older people's medial issues
Study of muscular and skeletal systems
Study of the heart
Study of the mind
Study of poisonous substances
Study of tissues

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Study of the female reproductive system
Study of newborns
Study of diseases
Study of the nervous system
Study of the body's resistance to disease
Study of the eye
Study of urinary, male reproductive systems
Study of children
Study of the feet
Study of X-rays, radioactive diagnosis
Study of drugs and their use
Study of pregnancy and childbirth
Study of cancers

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

Medical Microbiology 2022-02-11

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when a pathogen infects many different hosts
how many pathogens required to kill 50% of an experimental group of hosts
pathogen that are likely to cause disease after infection in a healthy host.
a disease that is transmitted from animals
a disease where the pathogen can lie dormant
the phase of infection before the first signs and symptoms of disease
the rate of illness due to a disease
subjective indicator of disease (experienced)
the phase of infection where recovery to normal health occurs
a disease that comes on rapidly
when cases rise rapidly in a certain geographical area.
a departure from a state of "normal" health
the level of disease regularly found in society
out of control outbreaks that span continents
the phase of infection where the signs and symptoms start to subside

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the measure of the degree or severity of disease
when a pathogen only infects one or a few hosts
the ability of the pathogen to cause disease
pathogen that is less likely to cause disease in a healthy host
the rate of death due to a disease
the phase of infection that involves vague symptoms
microbial parasites of humans
a disease acquired in a hospital setting
the phase of infection where signs and symptoms of disease begin
a disease lasting a year or more
a group of symptoms that consistently occur together and collectively characterize a condition
an objective marker of disease (measurable)
how many pathogens required to infect 50% of an experimental group of hosts

28 Clues: microbial parasites of humans • a disease that comes on rapidly • a disease lasting a year or more • the rate of death due to a disease • the rate of illness due to a disease • a disease acquired in a hospital setting • a disease that is transmitted from animals • a departure from a state of "normal" health • an objective marker of disease (measurable) • ...

Medical Training 2022-01-08

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transito intestinal
refluxo
helps prevent or slow damage to cells
tremores
pain hurt
get it before surgery or to avoid pain
icterícia
the largest blood vessel in the body
Válvula aórtica ou valva aórtica
the back part of your leg
urina turva
Acne
Related to birth.Throughout pregnancy.

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métodos de barreira
fratura exposta
Cancerígeno
Câncer colorretal
enteropatiasensívelaoglúten/doençacelíaca
clavícula
Cancer de bexiga
coagular
colostro
vias aéreas
Autoexame de mama

24 Clues: Acne • refluxo • tremores • coagular • colostro • clavícula • pain hurt • icterícia • Cancerígeno • vias aéreas • urina turva • fratura exposta • Cancer de bexiga • Câncer colorretal • Autoexame de mama • métodos de barreira • transito intestinal • the back part of your leg • Válvula aórtica ou valva aórtica • the largest blood vessel in the body • helps prevent or slow damage to cells • ...

medical termology 2022-01-14

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stands for cardiovascular
stands for deep vein thrombosis
MRI a computer that produces detailed pictures of the persons cardiovascular system
a prefix that means the heart
pumps the blood in your body
transports the blood away
tests a tool that determines if the heart cells have been damaged
delivers blood to the body tissues
brings blood back to the heart
parts the atria and the ventricles
a disease that causes you to not get as much blood flow
stands for chest pain
veins a disease that causes swollen and dilated veins
testing a tool that measures the hearts response to stress that is controlled

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arrest the stopping of the heart
a suffix that means chest
X ray a tool that shows you a black and white picture of your chest organs
a disease that causes weak artery walls
stands for coronary artery disease
artery a disease that causes arteries around the heart to get very narrow
a tool that records the electrical signals in your heart
a suffix that means pain
a prefix that means blood
stands for congestive heart failure
a suffix that means narrowing

25 Clues: stands for chest pain • a suffix that means pain • stands for cardiovascular • a suffix that means chest • transports the blood away • a prefix that means blood • pumps the blood in your body • a prefix that means the heart • a suffix that means narrowing • brings blood back to the heart • stands for deep vein thrombosis • arrest the stopping of the heart • ...

Medical Imaging 2022-05-01

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Uses ultrasound waves to create an image of heart
You see slice like images of the body
Not a legal part of the chart
Kidneys, ureters, bladders
High frequency sound waves to produce images
X-ray examination of spinal cord
Upper gastrointestinal series
Intravenous pyelogram
Scan to determine function of heart
Visual examination of a body cavity
department head
Performs procedure to view the urinary bladder
Measures electrical activity of heart
A monitor to be worn over a period of time

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Needed to be filled prior to an MRI
Xray to view the breast
Measures electrical activity of brain
Abreviation
Magnets and radio waves used to produce images of body
Biopsy
Uses radioctive isotopes to view body bits
visualize vessels and organs
Head of the Medical imaging department
Radioactive isotope
Where you enter an order
where you find all the forms you need for a patient chart
Test to determine lungs capacity and ability to work
A scan to detect tumors in the bone
Barium Swallow

29 Clues: Biopsy • Abreviation • Barium Swallow • department head • Radioactive isotope • Intravenous pyelogram • Xray to view the breast • Where you enter an order • Kidneys, ureters, bladders • visualize vessels and organs • Not a legal part of the chart • Upper gastrointestinal series • X-ray examination of spinal cord • Needed to be filled prior to an MRI • Scan to determine function of heart • ...

MEDICAL LAW 2022-05-12

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the government may submit a resignation, which is accepted or rejected by the
the state is a single territial organization of political power throughout the country
a system of generally binding rules of conduct that are expressed in sources, established or sanction by the state, protected by it, and their violations gives rise to legal liability
contract working agreement
branch of law that
personal and property relations between citizens arising from marriage, the birth of children and the adoption of children for upbringing in a family (adoption, foster family, guardianship)
deprivation of the parental rights is carried out in a
lawful actions of citizens and legal entities aimed at establishing, changing or terminating civil rights and obligations (article 153 of the civil code of the Russian Federation)
a person who have the right to receive an inheritance
of civil liability
monetary penalty imposed by a court
the ability to relaize and give an account of their action
an individual who receives medical care or who has applied for medical care, regardless of whether he has a disease or his condition
the state is a sovereign organization of power

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an individual who has entered into an employment relationship with an employer
relationship regulated by the norm of civil law
money that a person receives (usually every month) for the work he/she has done
a person whose rights and obligations are inherited
unresolved disagreements between the parties to the labour relations on the application of labour law
a type of insurance that covers medical expenses that arise due to an illness
a penalty imposed on somebody who is convicted of a crime
social relations regulated by the rules of law
something which is ilegal and which people punished for, for example by being sent to prison
the reversion of property to the state or (in feudal law) to a lord, on the owners dying without legal heirs

24 Clues: branch of law that • of civil liability • contract working agreement • monetary penalty imposed by a court • social relations regulated by the rules of law • the state is a sovereign organization of power • relationship regulated by the norm of civil law • a person whose rights and obligations are inherited • a person who have the right to receive an inheritance • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2022-07-14

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HB
Px
UA
chol
GB
sz
Hx
abd
lat
mL
Cx
GU
Fx
TB
K

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gyn
HTN
w/u
Ab
Bx
tab
cap
p/o
cath
UV
Tx
aq
pt
Ca
Rx
Dx
IV

32 Clues: K • HB • Ab • Bx • Px • UV • Tx • UA • GB • aq • pt • Ca • sz • Hx • Rx • Dx • mL • IV • Cx • GU • Fx • TB • gyn • HTN • w/u • tab • cap • p/o • abd • lat • cath • chol

Medical Abbreviations 2022-12-02

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24 Clues: K • CC • PO • Tx • OP • yo • BM • bx • hx • pc • BP • NB • VS • UA • MI • sx • NG • AMA • abd • c/o • WNL • PRN • dob • BPM

Medical Technology 2023-02-07

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azurophilic granules
Differentiates Staph from Strep
antifungal in Thayer-Martin medium
antigenic determinant
creamy layer in standing plasma test
key component of fibrinolysis
toxic to Neisseria
Known to prolong PT
cell wall component of bacteria

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positive for leukocyte esterase in reagent strip
infective stage of Plasmodium in vector
need a protein carrier to elicit immune response
used for embedding eyes
green amniotic fluid
required storage temp for plasma component
Charcot-leyden crystals
other term for pinworm infection
major NPN in urine
salivary amylase
predominant WBC in adult CSF

20 Clues: salivary amylase • toxic to Neisseria • major NPN in urine • Known to prolong PT • azurophilic granules • green amniotic fluid • antigenic determinant • used for embedding eyes • Charcot-leyden crystals • predominant WBC in adult CSF • key component of fibrinolysis • Differentiates Staph from Strep • cell wall component of bacteria • other term for pinworm infection • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2023-02-09

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qd
DNR
R
Hx
IM
SOB
CVA
PRN
Tx
NPO
ss
Fx
ac
BRP
c(with a line over it)
UTI
ROM
VS

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BP
pc
Ortho
BR
P
bid
MI
T
ICU
gtt
dx
NG
ACL
GI
Bx
EKG
Rx
W/C
IV
ht
hs

39 Clues: R • P • T • BP • qd • pc • BR • Hx • IM • MI • Tx • dx • NG • GI • ss • Bx • Fx • Rx • ac • IV • ht • hs • VS • DNR • SOB • bid • CVA • PRN • ICU • gtt • NPO • ACL • EKG • W/C • BRP • UTI • ROM • Ortho • c(with a line over it)

Medical careers 2025-05-19

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therapist masters degree, helps people with mental, physical, and emotional disabilities.
therapist, Uses music to deal with social physical or emotional problems
therapist, Uses art to deal with social physical or emotional problems
doctor who puts people to sleep for surgery
doctor that takes care of skin problems
doctor that specializes in female problems
A doctor who treats disorders of the urinary system
A doctor who takes care of patients with cancer
bachelor's degree, balance and analyze nutrition
therapist bachelor's degree, treat patients with heart or lung diseases
therapist bachelor's degree, improve patients mental, physical and emotional well-being by using play activities as treatment
A doctor who used x rays and radiation to diagnose and treat disorders
trainer masters degree, help treat/prevent injuries during a sport
A doctor who specializes in bone disorders
surgeon, Specializing in surgical procedures of the chest
doctorate degree, ensure drug compatibility and recommend non prescription meds

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therapist doctorate degree, helps reduce pain and treats injuries/diseases in the joints, muscles, bones, and nerves.
doctor who treats stomach and intestinal problems
therapist a year in a massage therapy program, massage/therapeutic touch used to relieve pain
A doctor who treats mental disorders
therapist/pathologist masters degree, help patients with communication or speech disorders
A medical doctor who specializes in brain and spinal cord and nerves
A doctor who specializes in pregnancy and delivering babies
doctor who takes care of children
doctor who takes care of heart problems
masters or doctorate, track down diseases in people
worker, masters or bachelors degree: is an academic discipline and practice-based profession concerned with meeting the basic needs of individuals , groups, communities to enhance their individual and collective well-being.
bachelor's degree and specialized program, runs the cardiopulmonary bypass machine (heart and lung machine)
10-20 hour certification program, collects blood and prepares it for testing
A doctor that diagnoses diseases by studying cell and tissue

30 Clues: doctor who takes care of children • A doctor who treats mental disorders • doctor that takes care of skin problems • doctor who takes care of heart problems • doctor that specializes in female problems • A doctor who specializes in bone disorders • doctor who puts people to sleep for surgery • A doctor who takes care of patients with cancer • ...

Medical careers 2025-05-19

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doctor that specializes in female problems
a year in a massage therapy program massage/therapeutic touch used to relieve pain
doctorate degree helps reduce pain and treats injuries/diseases in the joints, muscles, bones, and nerves.
Uses music to deal with social physical or emotional problems
A doctor who treats disorders of the urinary system
doctor who takes care of children
doctor that takes care of skin problems
masters degree help patients with communication or speech disorders
A doctor who treats mental disorders
A doctor who takes care of patients with cancer
doctor who puts people to sleep for surgery
bachelor's degree balance and analyze nutrition
doctor who treats stomach and intestinal problems
A doctor who used x rays and radiation to diagnose and treat disorders

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bachelor's degree improve patients mental, physical and emotional well-being by using play activities as treatment
bachelor's degree treat patients with heart or lung diseases
masters or doctorate track down diseases in people
master's degree helps people with mental, physical, and emotional disabilities.
Uses art to deal with social physical or emotional problems
bachelor's degree and specialized program runs the cardiopulmonary bypass machine (heart and lung machine)
10-20 hour certification program collects blood and prepares it for testing
masters or bachelors degree: is an academic discipline and practice-based profession concerned with meeting the basic needs of individuals , groups, communities to enhance their individual and collective well-being.
doctorate degree ensure drug compatibility and recommend non prescription meds
A medical doctor who specializes in brain and spinal cord and nerves
A doctor who specializes in pregnancy and delivering babies
masters degree, help treat/prevent injuries during a sport
surgeon Specializing in surgical procedures of the chest
A doctor who specializes in bone disorders
A doctor that diagnoses diseases by studying cell and tissue
doctor who takes care of heart problems

Medical Terms 2025-11-28

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Follow up
Joint
Joint pain or inflammation
Lung diseases
Medical History
Joint Flexion and extension
Moniter Moniters your heartbeat
Inner chamber
septum Right and left ventricles
How everything is made
Near the stomach
history of
and socket Hip joint

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Has to do something being infront
Near the belly button
Measures your blood pressure
diabetes mallitus
Records the sounds of your heart
Magnetic resonance imagining
Covers your organs
Is at the front of your head
emergency room
Years of age
Above elbow
congestive heart failure
Blood pressure

26 Clues: Joint • Follow up • history of • Above elbow • Years of age • Lung diseases • Inner chamber • emergency room • Blood pressure • Medical History • Near the stomach • diabetes mallitus • Covers your organs • Near the belly button • How everything is made • and socket Hip joint • congestive heart failure • Joint pain or inflammation • Measures your blood pressure • Magnetic resonance imagining • ...

Medical Vocabulary 2025-10-27

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Abnormally low body temperature
Rapid respiratory rate
pulse site forearm
Normal range:97.7–99.5°F
Low
Low blood pressure
Ms.Phillips Birthday
pulse site neck
High
Normal: around 120/80 mmHg
Normal: 95–100%
Pulse site on the foot
High blood pressure
pulse site behind the knee
Heart Rate above 100
slow
pulse site wrist
Temporary cessation of breathing

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Breathing
Another Name for Fever
Uses a fingertip sensor
Normal adult range: 12–20 breaths/min
Fast
Blood Pressure cuff
Slow respiratory rate
Normal adult range: 60–100 bpm
Elevated body temperature
Heart Rate below 60
1-10 Scale for pain
pulse site over the heart

30 Clues: Low • Fast • High • slow • Breathing • pulse site neck • Normal: 95–100% • pulse site wrist • pulse site forearm • Low blood pressure • Blood Pressure cuff • Heart Rate below 60 • 1-10 Scale for pain • High blood pressure • Ms.Phillips Birthday • Heart Rate above 100 • Slow respiratory rate • Rapid respiratory rate • Another Name for Fever • Pulse site on the foot • Uses a fingertip sensor • ...

Medical Terms 2025-10-21

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The lower chambers of the heart that pump blood to the body and lungs.
Root word meaning "heart muscle".
Inflammation of blood vessels.
A root word related to the heart.
The double-layered serous membrane that surrounds the heart
A condition in which you lack enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your body's tissues.
An X-ray test that uses a special dye to see how blood is flowing through the blood vessels.
Continuous monitoring of a patient's heart rhythm, often from a distance.
Upper chamber of the heart that receives deoxygenated blood from the body.
Hardening and narrowing of the arteries due to plaque buildup.
A tool used to listen to internal body sounds, especially heart and lungs.
Inflammation of a vein.
The widening of blood vessels.
A slow heart rate, typically less than 60 beats per minute.

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A blood clot that forms in a blood vessel and remains attached to its place of origin.
A procedure to open a narrowed or blocked artery, usually with a balloon.
Small branches of arteries that lead to capillaries.
The muscular tissue of the heart.
A medical procedure to restore a normal heart rhythm, often using an electrical shock.
Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart and heart valves.
A procedure to remove plaque from a blocked artery.
echocardiogram (TEE): A type of ultrasound that uses a probe to create images of the heart.
infarction: A medical term for a heart attack.
The main artery that carries oxygenated blood from the left ventricle to the rest of the body.
A medical test that records the electrical activity of the heart, also known as an EKG or ECG.

25 Clues: Inflammation of a vein. • Inflammation of blood vessels. • The widening of blood vessels. • The muscular tissue of the heart. • Root word meaning "heart muscle". • A root word related to the heart. • infarction: A medical term for a heart attack. • A procedure to remove plaque from a blocked artery. • Small branches of arteries that lead to capillaries. • ...

Medical Terms 2025-08-28

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Toward the back of the body
Straightening you arm or leg
toward the front of the body
Far away from the skin
The sound your bone makes when its broken
when your body responds to an injury
Farthest from the midline
Bringing your arm back from the T-position
Cheif complaint
Farthest from the midline
Activities of daily living
The position of a body part that is bent inward is known as.....
The bottom of your foot is known as the..
The pain you feel somewhere other than its origin
A discoloration of the skin resulting from bleeding underneath
Your wrist is.... to your elbow
Performing bicep curls

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When someone is laying on their stomach
Complete separation of two ends of a joint
BP
A healing apparatus
Bringing your toes towards the midlline
Closest to the skin
movement towards the midline of the body
Top side of a structure
Excessively straightening your leg
When your joint swells
Twice a day
As needed
Performing jumping jacks
Doing push ups
AMT
the structure that connects the muscles to the bones
Away from the center
stretching or tearing of ligaments
closest to the midline
Rang of motion

37 Clues: BP • AMT • As needed • Twice a day • Doing push ups • Rang of motion • Cheif complaint • A healing apparatus • Closest to the skin • Away from the center • When your joint swells • Far away from the skin • closest to the midline • Performing bicep curls • Top side of a structure • Performing jumping jacks • Farthest from the midline • Farthest from the midline • Activities of daily living • ...

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