medical terminology Crossword Puzzles
Medical Terminology: Jasmine Pleitez, McKenna Duggan, Bina Milton 2022-10-28
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- Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat
- After birth
- Before
- Is a word used at the beginning of a word
- Inflammation around the heart
- Nothing by mouth
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- Last menstrual peroid
- Seizures during sleep
- Near bone joint disease
- Is a word used at the end of a word
- Dressing
- Pertaining to the chest
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- Sugar in the blood
- Red blood cell
- Red blood cell abnormality
- Surgical repair of a rupture
- Suture of plastic surgery on an eyelid
- Stroke
- Discharge
- Walk
21 Clues: Walk • Before • Stroke • Dressing • Discharge • After birth • Red blood cell • Nothing by mouth • Sugar in the blood • Last menstrual peroid • Seizures during sleep • Near bone joint disease • Pertaining to the chest • Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat • Red blood cell abnormality • Surgical repair of a rupture • Inflammation around the heart • Is a word used at the end of a word • ...
Paramedic's job 2023-11-05
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- The process of evaluating or examining a person's condition or situation.
- A healthcare professional who provides emergency medical care to individuals in need.
- Related to the field of medicine or healthcare.
- A sudden and serious situation that requires immediate action or assistance.
- Actions or procedures that are performed to save someone's life.
- The medical care or therapy provided to a patient to improve their health or condition.
- Harm or damage to the body caused by an accident or incident.
- The act of sending out emergency medical personnel or resources in response to a call for help.
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- To make someone or something stable or steady, especially in a medical context.
- A person who receives medical treatment or care from a healthcare professional.
- The provision of assistance, support, or treatment to someone who is in need.
- A vehicle equipped with medical equipment, used to transport patients to the hospital.
- signs Measurements of essential body functions, including heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature.
- A serious injury or shock to the body, often resulting from an accident or violent event.
- (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) An emergency procedure that combines chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain blood circulation and oxygenation in a person whose heart has stopped.
15 Clues: Related to the field of medicine or healthcare. • Harm or damage to the body caused by an accident or incident. • Actions or procedures that are performed to save someone's life. • The process of evaluating or examining a person's condition or situation. • A sudden and serious situation that requires immediate action or assistance. • ...
Medical Ethics 2015-02-08
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- Special, associated with God
- A Christian denomination
- You knitted me in my mothers _ _ _ _
- A Christian denomination
- Christians believe that only people have this
- When a woman carries a baby for another woman
- Assisted Suicide
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- Do you not know that your body is one of these
- The deliberate termination of a foetus
- Christians believe that we are made in His image
- Making a genetic copy
- A medical intervention to aid pregnancy
- The name of a cloned sheep
- The name of the first created man
- A charity to help those who are feeling suicidal
- Somebody who donates something
- The book in the Bible that includes the Creation stories
- Care that is focused on taking away pain rather than making somebody better
- When somebody ends their own life
19 Clues: Assisted Suicide • Making a genetic copy • A Christian denomination • A Christian denomination • The name of a cloned sheep • Special, associated with God • Somebody who donates something • The name of the first created man • When somebody ends their own life • You knitted me in my mothers _ _ _ _ • The deliberate termination of a foetus • A medical intervention to aid pregnancy • ...
Medical Terms 2023-10-03
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- A burst of uncontrolled electrical activity between brain cells
- Ridding the body of toxic, addictive substances under the supervision of a licensed medical professional team
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging; produces three dimensional detailed anatomical images
- Combination of the narcotic hydrocodone and non-narcotic acetaminophen
- Involves a problem with the heart's electrical system; your heart may beat too fast, too slow, or erratically
- Water-soluble alcohol that acts as a solvent in a variety of IV drugs
- An imaging test that uses sound waves to make pictures of organs, tissues, and other structures inside your body
- A narrow tube resembling a worm attached to the bottom of the large intestine
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- A procedure to remove a piece of tissue or a sample of cells from your body so that it can be tested in a laboratory
- the region of the brain that connects the left and right hemispheres
- an acute loss of blood from a damaged blood vessel
- fluid that is emitted from the male reproductive tract containing sperm cells
- Cancer of the lymphatic system
- A disease in which some of the body's cells grow uncontrollably and spread to other parts of the body
- A branch of medicine that uses imaging technology to diagnose and treat disease
- Refers to giving medicine or fluids through a needle or tube inserted through the vein; intravenously
- Neurotransmitter that allows you to feel pleasure, satisfaction, motivation, and plays a role as the "reward center"
- A natural hormone that can aid in childbirth; the "love drug"
18 Clues: Cancer of the lymphatic system • an acute loss of blood from a damaged blood vessel • A natural hormone that can aid in childbirth; the "love drug" • A burst of uncontrolled electrical activity between brain cells • the region of the brain that connects the left and right hemispheres • Water-soluble alcohol that acts as a solvent in a variety of IV drugs • ...
Medical Terms 2021-09-16
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- doctor of osteopathic medicine
- dead of arrival
- white blood count
- diphtheria
- doctor of dental medicine
- date of birth
- diagnostic related group
- date of death
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- dram
- dextrose in saline
- dental hygienist
- do not resuscitate
- diabetes mellitus
- dry sterile tremors
- dressing
- doctor of pediatric medicine
- director of nursing
- doctor of veterinary medicine
18 Clues: dram • dressing • diphtheria • date of birth • date of death • dead of arrival • dental hygienist • white blood count • diabetes mellitus • dextrose in saline • do not resuscitate • dry sterile tremors • director of nursing • diagnostic related group • doctor of dental medicine • doctor of pediatric medicine • doctor of veterinary medicine • doctor of osteopathic medicine
Medical crossword 2022-10-13
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- Chronic bronchitis is a/n ________ disorder
- Excessively produced in cystic fibrosis
- Spasm of the diaphragm
- Common side effect of SABA and LABA drugs
- Accumulation of air within the pleural cavity
- Rescue medication for asthma
- Cause of whooping cough
- Also called the voice box
- Ventilation, ______ and Perfusion
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- Main muscle in respiration
- Most common community-acquired pneumonia
- Ruptured and large alveoli
- Inventor of the spirometer
- Noninvasive measurement of the carbon dioxide partial pressure
- Was commonly added to plaster, causes mesothelioma
- A sign of pleural effusion on X-rays
- Deficiency causes neonatal respiratory distress syndrome
- The largest and most superior of the laryngeal cartilages
18 Clues: Spasm of the diaphragm • Cause of whooping cough • Also called the voice box • Main muscle in respiration • Ruptured and large alveoli • Inventor of the spirometer • Rescue medication for asthma • Ventilation, ______ and Perfusion • A sign of pleural effusion on X-rays • Excessively produced in cystic fibrosis • Most common community-acquired pneumonia • ...
Medical Detectives 2022-01-20
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- the lobe at the back of the brain
- this will be elevated if you have a fever
- 60-100 is the normal range for this vital sign
- a variable that does not depend on the state of another variable in an experiment
- connects your brain and spinal cord
- part of the nervous system that includes nerves and spinal cord
- part of the nervous system that contains the brain
- vital sign that measures systolic and diastolic
- a variable that depends on the state of another variable in an experiment
- the cortex responsible for voluntary movements
- the cortex responsible for visual input and interpretting what you see
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- responsible for sensing touch, spatial processing, language and memory
- statement that predicts a possible outcome of the experiment
- controls mood, emotions, social interactions and attention
- the types of neurons that detect taste, touch, smell, sight, and sound
- infectious agent that can cause diseases
- the cortex responsible for touch, pressure, vibration, pain, temperature and taste
- nerve cell that sends signals or transmits messages
- the rate of your breaths
19 Clues: the rate of your breaths • the lobe at the back of the brain • connects your brain and spinal cord • infectious agent that can cause diseases • this will be elevated if you have a fever • 60-100 is the normal range for this vital sign • the cortex responsible for voluntary movements • vital sign that measures systolic and diastolic • ...
Medical term 2025-11-19
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- when the joint moves away from the body
- nearest to the center of the body
- above
- when the joint angle increases
- below
- divides the body in dorsal and ventral
- side
- middle
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- divides the body into equal right and left half's
- the patient is lying on their side
- when the joint moves toward the body
- the patient is lying face down
- the patient is lying face up
- at or near the front surface of the body
- divided the body into superior and inferior
- farthest from the center of the body
- at or near the back surface of the body
- when the joint angle decreases
18 Clues: side • above • below • middle • the patient is lying face up • the patient is lying face down • when the joint angle increases • when the joint angle decreases • nearest to the center of the body • the patient is lying on their side • when the joint moves toward the body • farthest from the center of the body • divides the body in dorsal and ventral • ...
Engineers 2021-09-26
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- Study and deal with human movementments
- Construct and make medical tools for hospitals
- Study genetics like DNA
- Process and develop food
- Make insulation for houses and buildings
- Responsible for making utilities ready
- Creates airplanes and spacecrafts
- Make oil mining machines to find oil
- Test the breaking point of an object
- Plan and construct electrical wires and towers
- Create jet engines
- Make nuclear power plants
- Build and construct roads as well as highways
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- Design and build structures
- Make x-rays and their safety
- Deals with water and sewage making them clean
- Makes sure items are in good quality
- Design and create new products
- Make medical supplies for animals
- Makes structures sturdy and strong
- Design animal habitats
- Make technology for medical health
- Construct machines that make paper
- Control lights and lighting in buildings
- Makes and constructs railroads for trains
- Deals with technology and makes it better
26 Clues: Create jet engines • Design animal habitats • Study genetics like DNA • Process and develop food • Make nuclear power plants • Design and build structures • Make x-rays and their safety • Design and create new products • Make medical supplies for animals • Creates airplanes and spacecrafts • Makes structures sturdy and strong • Make technology for medical health • ...
Coding vocabulary 2025-03-19
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- The data fed into the computer.
- The terminology used by programmers.
- A specific instruction given to a computer.
- Refers to an error, flaw, unexpected or incorrect.
- Animation used in a computer graphics.
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- A collection of codes.
- The information or result.
- Is a term to describe a written set of instructions.
- A data structure that stores a collection of elements.
- A Data structure organizes and stores data.
10 Clues: A collection of codes. • The information or result. • The data fed into the computer. • The terminology used by programmers. • Animation used in a computer graphics. • A specific instruction given to a computer. • A Data structure organizes and stores data. • Refers to an error, flaw, unexpected or incorrect. • Is a term to describe a written set of instructions. • ...
Medical Records 2024-04-22
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- The ___________ problems list is a more detailed report of each individual visit
- A medical record is always ______________
- A medical record acts as a ________ to the animal's health
- __________ forms authorize certain treatments or procedures to be done on the patient and are required that the owner sign them to continue
- The animal that is being seen
- The ___________ problems list acts as a quick-reference guide for the patient's past medical history
- Notes must only be recorded in black or _______ ink in a medical record
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- The medical record is owned by the ___________________
- The number of years a medical record must be kept since the patient's last visit
- How mistakes are to be marked on a medical record
- The owner of the animal being seen
- These follow any notation on the record to show who witnessed or performed an action done to the patient. It also follows any communications in the record
- The form that contains the client and patient information. This is filled out at the patient's 1st visit
- An unspoken agreement that legally allows the veterinarian to treat the patient and dispense medications
14 Clues: The animal that is being seen • The owner of the animal being seen • A medical record is always ______________ • How mistakes are to be marked on a medical record • The medical record is owned by the ___________________ • A medical record acts as a ________ to the animal's health • Notes must only be recorded in black or _______ ink in a medical record • ...
Moniqu3 3HR Crossword Puzzl3 2014-03-06
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- A patient has a pain in their left lower quadrant is a
- This format takes SOAP format further, breaking it down into smaller components.
- D is for (add &)
- As H is for
- C is for
- What other program did medical offices use before EHR?
- As D is for
- As A is for
- Abbr. for Problem Oriented Medical Record
- Patient must sign this before a physician can begin any procedure
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- The act that covers you and patients
- Physicians can drop patients who are______.
- What is the abbreviation for Electronic Health Records?
- A patient came in with there bone poking out repeating "My arm is broken"
- Transforming spoken notes in accurate written form.
- This may review medical records to monitor whether the care provided and the fees charged meet accepted standards. (hint: abbreviation)
- Which ink is chosen to best chart with?
- E is for
- R is for
- Abbr. for source Oriented Medical Record
20 Clues: C is for • E is for • R is for • As H is for • As D is for • As A is for • D is for (add &) • The act that covers you and patients • Which ink is chosen to best chart with? • Abbr. for source Oriented Medical Record • Abbr. for Problem Oriented Medical Record • Physicians can drop patients who are______. • Transforming spoken notes in accurate written form. • ...
First Aid Assessment 2021-05-11
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- to be done on a choking individual and clear their airway
- respect to time or space
- not giving proper medical care
- failure to act
- irregular heartbeats
- written consent to care
- called when someone has swallowed or absorbed posion
- CPR
- common seizure occured among people with epilepsy
- failure to care and becoming legally responsible for that person
- dangerously low body temp.
- swallowing or absorbing food or drink
- take action when medical attention is needed
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- CCC
- to breathe in or inhale
- AED
- injury sustained by a blow to the head
- EMS
- imformation that cannot be shared about patient
- abnormalities in muscle movement
- to stop severe bleeding
- any and all medical attention needed in order to help a person in harms way
- not properly swallowing or absorbing food
- concussion symptoms lasting longer than recovery
- given by individual in need of medical attention
- life-threatining alergic reaction
- used to apply direct pressure
27 Clues: CCC • AED • EMS • CPR • failure to act • irregular heartbeats • to breathe in or inhale • to stop severe bleeding • written consent to care • respect to time or space • dangerously low body temp. • used to apply direct pressure • not giving proper medical care • abnormalities in muscle movement • life-threatining alergic reaction • swallowing or absorbing food or drink • ...
February 25 Headlines 2023-02-24
CCF Navy Section Uniform and Drill 2022-11-16
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- The foot you always take your fist pace with
- The function of No.3 Uniform
- Your headgear
- Gesture of respect to acknowledge a senior
- Something to affix badges to
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- The key to all good drill is...
- The name used for spacings within a parade
- No.4 Uniform's Abbreviation
- The terminology for a 180 degree turn
- The command used to stop a parade
10 Clues: Your headgear • No.4 Uniform's Abbreviation • The function of No.3 Uniform • Something to affix badges to • The key to all good drill is... • The command used to stop a parade • The terminology for a 180 degree turn • The name used for spacings within a parade • Gesture of respect to acknowledge a senior • The foot you always take your fist pace with
1.5 Scavenger Hunt Cutts 2017-10-17
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- test vision and diagnose eye problems
- give patients and public emotional and physical medical care
- Art and science of finding out what matter is and how much of it there is
- help provide customer with quality insurance
- Finding & organizing information about chemicals
- writes about medical information
- Studies genes, heredity, and variation
- Someone who studies mechanics and the human body for help with debilitated people
- trained in executing and interpreting medical images
- Expert in the study of science of blood
- informs about recent medical news
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- treats the male reproductive system and male & female urinary tracts
- diagnose & treat injury/illness
- dcotor who takes care of kids
- Use biology, chemistry, and science to solve environmental problems
- Artist trained in medicine science art and design, so they can draw things like diagrams for medical purposes
- Expert in human nutrition and diet regulation
- treat major injuries
- manages insurance claims
- organizes things like x-ray files
- Collects and analyses data to help solve crimes
- takes care of planning and coordination of organ transplants
- operate equipment for the ability to see certain areas that are different on the human body
- Scientist specializing in life science
- takes care of animal injuries and illness
- study animals and plants
26 Clues: treat major injuries • manages insurance claims • study animals and plants • dcotor who takes care of kids • diagnose & treat injury/illness • writes about medical information • organizes things like x-ray files • informs about recent medical news • test vision and diagnose eye problems • Scientist specializing in life science • Studies genes, heredity, and variation • ...
Healthcare 2024-04-30
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- Always wear these when performing first aid or cleaning up blood
- Works to refill your medication
- Someone who studied medicine to treat you
- A place where medical & surgical care is provided to sick or injured people
- This is a digital version of medical records
- You wear this to protect yourself from hazards at work
- Pumps blood around your body
- An accident that requires fast actions in order to save lives
- hurts joint in connection to bones
- An injection given as a precaution against getting diseases
- Performed when someone suffers Cardiac Arrest
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- It is____ duty to ensure the health and safety of all in the workplace.
- A measure of how warm your body is.
- Another term for a broken bone
- Used to cover a wound or stop bleeding
- A person undergoing medical treatment for sickness or injury
- The body's largest organ
- Basic medical treatment given when professional advice or help is not available
- To stop bleeding, apply this to the wound.
- A drug used in medicine to kill bacteria and to cure infections
- Form This must be signed by the patient in order to receive a copy of their medical records
- When a provider cuts into someone to repair or remove a damaged part
22 Clues: The body's largest organ • Pumps blood around your body • Another term for a broken bone • Works to refill your medication • hurts joint in connection to bones • A measure of how warm your body is. • Used to cover a wound or stop bleeding • Someone who studied medicine to treat you • To stop bleeding, apply this to the wound. • This is a digital version of medical records • ...
Patient Safety Day - 2024 2024-09-16
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- A simulation to test responses in a hypothetical scenario.
- Visual displays guiding safety and directions in a hospital.
- A scale used to assess fall risk in pediatric patients.
- Deep dive to find the underlying reason for an incident.
- Term for drugs that are visually similar.
- Error involving the wrong connection of medical tubes.
- Medication that requires close monitoring for safety.
- Process of evaluating medical practices against established standards
- An event where harm is narrowly avoided without any actual consequences.
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- Hospital bed features to prevent falls.
- Harmful occurrence during medical care.
- A distinct code assigned to each patient visiting the hospital.
- Standardized care plan for a specific medical condition.
- Process of understanding medical risks before agreeing to treatment.
14 Clues: Hospital bed features to prevent falls. • Harmful occurrence during medical care. • Term for drugs that are visually similar. • Medication that requires close monitoring for safety. • Error involving the wrong connection of medical tubes. • A scale used to assess fall risk in pediatric patients. • Deep dive to find the underlying reason for an incident. • ...
BYU Medical Terminology - Unit 1 Suffixes 1 2021-08-06
15 Clues: pain • Death • capable • Symptoms • To cut into • Pertaining to • One who records • Surgical repair • One who practices • Surgical puncture • Standing still, stop • Instrument to measure • Instrument to view or examine • Removal of, cut out, excision of • Creation of an artificial opening
Chapter 30 Principles of Pharmacology 2025-07-09
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- Have limited medical use, high risk for abuse, and high risk for physical or psychological dependence
- Occurs when a drug triggers an immune response
- Have lowest potential for abuse and have accepted medical usefulness
- Have low abuse potential and have accepted medical usefullness
- A written order for a specific drug
- Loss of drug's effectiveness
- When multiple drugs are introduced to the body system
- Patient's name, address, date, and Rx symbol
- Toxin-induced cell damage and cell death
- The name and quantity of a drug
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- Physical dependence on a drug
- Have no current accepted medical usefulness and have a high potential for abuse
- Instructions on a prescription explaining how to take a specific medicine
- Directions to the pharmacist for mixing the medication
- Have less potential for abuse and also have accepted medical usefulness
15 Clues: Loss of drug's effectiveness • Physical dependence on a drug • The name and quantity of a drug • A written order for a specific drug • Toxin-induced cell damage and cell death • Patient's name, address, date, and Rx symbol • Occurs when a drug triggers an immune response • When multiple drugs are introduced to the body system • ...
Medical Terminology Crossword: Lucas Olivo and Jared Tiamzon 2019-03-25
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- blue
- disease
- tumor
- above, more than normal
- half
- stomach
- stone
- brain
- surgical repair
- eye
- create an opening
- like
- specialist
- kidney
- cartilage
- neck
- sac containing fluid
- joint
- intestines
- pain
- gums
- any condition
- rib
- involuntary contraction
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- below
- bile
- study of
- blood
- uterus
- beside, beyond
- nose
- bone
- skin
- fat
- liver
- surgical removal
- soft
- mind
- gland
- enlarged
- eyelid
- inside or within
- vessel
- muscle
- heart
- inflammation
- skull
- loosening, destruction
- observe
- cut into
50 Clues: fat • eye • rib • blue • bile • nose • half • bone • skin • soft • mind • like • neck • pain • gums • below • tumor • blood • stone • liver • brain • gland • heart • skull • joint • uterus • eyelid • kidney • vessel • muscle • disease • stomach • observe • study of • enlarged • cut into • cartilage • specialist • intestines • inflammation • any condition • beside, beyond • surgical repair • surgical removal • inside or within • create an opening • sac containing fluid • ...
Medical Terminology: Jasmine Pleitez, McKenna Duggan, Bina Milton 2022-10-28
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- After birth
- Near bone joint disease
- Discharge
- Inflammation around the heart
- Pertaining to the chest
- Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat
- Sugar in the blood
- Last menstrual peroid
- Dressing
- Surgical repair of a rupture
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- Suture of plastic surgery on an eyelid
- Red blood cell abnormality
- Nothing by mouth
- Seizures during sleep
- Is a word used at the beginning of a word
- Is a word used at the end of a word
- Red blood cell
- Walk
- Before
- Stroke
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
21 Clues: Walk • Before • Stroke • Dressing • Discharge • After birth • Red blood cell • Nothing by mouth • Sugar in the blood • Seizures during sleep • Last menstrual peroid • Near bone joint disease • Pertaining to the chest • Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat • Red blood cell abnormality • Surgical repair of a rupture • Inflammation around the heart • Is a word used at the end of a word • ...
Medical Terminology 1A Unit 5 Lab-Dana Pelto 2022-10-26
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- chest
- vessel carries blood
- heart failure heart is not pumping right
- artery swells
- disease
- ultrasound of the heart
- arrest stopping of the heart
- records the electrical activity
- testing evaluates how the cardiovascular system is working
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- tissue transports oxygen, nutrients, carbon dioxide, blood cells, and hormones
- congestive heart failure
- echocardiogram
- slow
- deep vein thrombosis
- fast
- dye is injected into the blood vessels to look for things like aneurysms
- send oxygen-rich blood to the heart
- blood pressure
- pumps blood throughout the body
- muscle keeps the heart pumping and blood flowing
- artery disease narrowing of the arteries
- attack lack of blood flow caused by a blockage
- monitor records heart activity that someone wears for several days
- pressure
- cardiovascular
25 Clues: slow • fast • chest • disease • pressure • artery swells • echocardiogram • blood pressure • cardiovascular • vessel carries blood • deep vein thrombosis • ultrasound of the heart • congestive heart failure • arrest stopping of the heart • pumps blood throughout the body • records the electrical activity • send oxygen-rich blood to the heart • heart failure heart is not pumping right • ...
Bryan.ch 1 2026-01-15
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- services provided by the EMS agency and personnel that are administrativly and clinically interegrated with other health care entites
- the broad, indirect guidance for pre-hospital providers from a medical director, involving written protocols, standing orders, quality improvement, training, and policy setting, rather than real-time voice and radio communication
- provides immediate life saving patients who have accessed the EMS system while they are waiting for higher responders to arrive
- efine a physician's oversight of clinical operations, covering roles and a fixed-term written contract with clear termination clauses, focusing on legitimate, documented services to ensure compliance and manage liability
- where clinicians use the best available research evidence their own clinical expertise and the patient's values and preferences to make informed decisions about patient care aiming to provide the most effective and appropriate treatment
- provides basic medical care and transprtation to patients who access the EMS system
- the standards for EMS system
- Medical oversight involves a licensed physician supervising healthcare services to ensure quality, safety, and compliance encompassing roles like Medical Director for EMS or wellness clinics defining protocols reviewing care and ensuring staff competency differing from day-to-day operations
- Medical oversight involves a licensed physician supervising healthcare services to ensure quality, safety, and compliance, encompassing roles like Medical Director for EMS or wellness clinics, defining protocols, reviewing care and ensuring staff competency, differing from day-to-day operations
- protects individuals who have a documented disability from being denied initial or continued employment based on their disabillity
- using strong and valid research to develop guidlines for the medical practice
- using facts from data to constantly make things better, safer, and more efficient
- a physician provides real-time guidance, either remotely or on-scene, to Emergency Medical Services providers for specific patient care
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- standardized words describing body part locations relative to each other
- provides advanced, life-saving emergency medical care outside a hospital
- when a physician is physically present at the emergency scene, directly guiding prehospital (EMS) providers in real-time patient care, offering immediate feedback, diagnoses, and orders for treatment beyond standard protocols
- provides advanced, life-saving emergency medical care outside a hospital
- is a directive or protocol that remains in effect indefinitely or until specifically modified or revoked
- provides both basic and limited advanced emergency medical care and transportation to patients in the prehospital care
- real time communications with EMS providers caring for a patient on an emergency scene or en route to the destination facility.
- standardized rules and procedures that govern behavior and communication
21 Clues: the standards for EMS system • standardized words describing body part locations relative to each other • provides advanced, life-saving emergency medical care outside a hospital • provides advanced, life-saving emergency medical care outside a hospital • standardized rules and procedures that govern behavior and communication • ...
Hospital 2023-09-06
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- A healthcare worker who assists doctors and takes care of patients.
- A piece of cloth or material used to cover and protect wounds.
- A chair with wheels used by people who have difficulty walking or cannot walk.
- The process of getting better and returning to good health after an illness or injury.
- A doctor who specializes in the care of children and their medical needs.
- A written order from a doctor that tells a pharmacy which medicine to provide to a patient.
- A medical professional who helps diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries.
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- A special vehicle that quickly transports sick or injured people to the hospital.
- A medical procedure where doctors use instruments to repair or remove a part of the body.
- A medical instrument used by doctors to listen to a person's heartbeat and lungs.
- Someone who is receiving medical care or treatment at a hospital.
- A substance, often in the form of pills or liquid, prescribed by doctors to treat illnesses.
- Room A part of the hospital where patients with urgent medical needs are treated.
- A type of medical imaging that helps doctors see inside the body to diagnose injuries and illnesses.
- Devices used to help people walk when they have injuries to their legs or feet.
15 Clues: A piece of cloth or material used to cover and protect wounds. • Someone who is receiving medical care or treatment at a hospital. • A healthcare worker who assists doctors and takes care of patients. • A doctor who specializes in the care of children and their medical needs. • A medical professional who helps diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries. • ...
House M.D. 2026-06-27
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- Gregory's last name. (5)
- "Everybody _____." (4)
- The specialty of Robert Chase. (11)
- House often solves impossible medical ________. (5)
- Foreman's medical profession. (5)
- House walks with one because of leg pain. (4)
- Wilson specializes in this branch of medicine. (8)
- Number of original fellows on House's diagnostic team. (5)
- House's favorite pain medication. (7)
- Cameron's first name. (7)
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- Chase's first name. (6)
- Princeton-______ Teaching Hospital. (8)
- House's specialty: Diagnostic ________. (8)
- Lisa ________, hospital administrator. (5)
- House's best friend and oncologist. (6)
- Hospital where the series takes place. (11)
- House loves solving medical ________. (7)
- Dr. ________ Foreman. (4)
- House plays this musical instrument. (5)
- The brilliant but abrasive diagnostician. (5)
20 Clues: "Everybody _____." (4) • Chase's first name. (6) • Gregory's last name. (5) • Dr. ________ Foreman. (4) • Cameron's first name. (7) • Foreman's medical profession. (5) • The specialty of Robert Chase. (11) • House's favorite pain medication. (7) • Princeton-______ Teaching Hospital. (8) • House's best friend and oncologist. (6) • House plays this musical instrument. (5) • ...
Crossword 2026-05-24
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- Outdated term for someone accused of feigning symptoms (medical term, criticized in the article)
- Medically unexplained pain, fatigue and dizziness (plural, medical term)
- Hunger hormone that dropped 3x faster after drinking a "high-calorie" labelled milkshake
- Described by the retired nurse as "reflux or bowel discomfort"
- Positive expectations lead to positive health outcomes (medical term)
- Symptom felt by 19 asthmatics who inhaled water vapour they thought contained an irritant
Down
- Twelve asthmatics had a full-blown asthma ______ (medical term)
- Disease studied in mice by Asya Rolls — activating brain areas slowed its growth
- American diplomats developed intense symptoms after believing they were hit by a covert weapon — ______ syndrome (medical term)
- In the asthma study, patients inhaled water vapour told to contain this harmful substance (medical term)
- What an oxygen pulse meter measures (two words)
- French philosopher who argued mind and body are separate (surname)
- Negative expectations lead to negative health outcomes — the evil twin of placebo (medical term)
13 Clues: What an oxygen pulse meter measures (two words) • Described by the retired nurse as "reflux or bowel discomfort" • Twelve asthmatics had a full-blown asthma ______ (medical term) • French philosopher who argued mind and body are separate (surname) • Positive expectations lead to positive health outcomes (medical term) • ...
M-Team Times 2014-05-27
Across
- accquired The Insurance Partnership Holdings Limited
- subject to pre existing medical exclusions
- what needs completing by a new joiner
- form erquired to transfer insurers
- what is applied to general insurance premiums within the United Kingdom
- main scheme contact
- subject to pre existing medical exclusions for defined timescale
- award for positive client comments via client satisfaction
Down
- Acquired company InterGlobal
- range of dental plan
- no pre existing medical exclusions
- John Anderson's blog
- Bupa will issue vouchers for what?
- Cigna commission percentage (dental)
- auto enrolment relates to what
- Mercer wide reward program name
- premium reducing measure?
- pension preferred provider
- length of NHS wait
- the benefit used for diagnostics (PMI)
20 Clues: length of NHS wait • main scheme contact • range of dental plan • John Anderson's blog • premium reducing measure? • pension preferred provider • Acquired company InterGlobal • auto enrolment relates to what • Mercer wide reward program name • no pre existing medical exclusions • Bupa will issue vouchers for what? • form erquired to transfer insurers • ...
Medical Terminology of the Eye and Ear 2022-10-08
Across
- tympanic membrane
- clouding of the lens
- collection of skin cells and cholesterol in the middle ear
- farsightedness
- pinna
- visual examination of the ear canal
Down
- impairment of vision from old age
- tough, white outer coat of the eyeball
- abnormal deviation of the eye
- sense of hearing test
- nearsightedness
- earwax
- middle vascular layer part of the eye
- first ossicle of the middle ear
- sensation of noises in the ears with no external source
15 Clues: pinna • earwax • farsightedness • nearsightedness • tympanic membrane • clouding of the lens • sense of hearing test • abnormal deviation of the eye • first ossicle of the middle ear • impairment of vision from old age • visual examination of the ear canal • middle vascular layer part of the eye • tough, white outer coat of the eyeball • ...
Medical Ethics Crossword 2014-01-12
Across
- Principal of medical ethics that is defined by the duty of the medical practitioner.
- Medical ethic apart of principlism that states that the client has the right to make their own decisions.
- Medical ethic apart of principlism that promotes doing good.
- Principal of medical ethics that is defined by the consequence of the action
- Medical ethic that uses 4 principles
- Medical ethic apart of principlism that states that clients are to be treated fairly
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- Medical ethic apart of principlism that states that medical personnel must seek to do no harm
- Oath An oath stating the obligations and proper conduct of doctors, formerly taken by those beginning medical practice
- ethics System of moral principles that apply values and judgments to the practice of medicine
- Theory Principal of medical ethics that focuses on the action itself rather than the rules or consequences
10 Clues: Medical ethic that uses 4 principles • Medical ethic apart of principlism that promotes doing good. • Principal of medical ethics that is defined by the consequence of the action • Principal of medical ethics that is defined by the duty of the medical practitioner. • Medical ethic apart of principlism that states that clients are to be treated fairly • ...
Weekly Bonus Question!!! 2020-07-22
Across
- extend out or project in space
- about to occur
- catch fire;cause to start burning
- make one's way by jostling, pushing, or shoving
Down
- synonyms are arrogant, overbearing, and domineering
- specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject
- make lighter or brighter
- talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner
8 Clues: about to occur • make lighter or brighter • extend out or project in space • catch fire;cause to start burning • talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner • make one's way by jostling, pushing, or shoving • synonyms are arrogant, overbearing, and domineering • specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject
Respiratory 2020-07-05
Across
- inflammation of bronchi
- abbreviation for polysomnography
- abbreviation for vital capacity
- bronchus
- carbon dioxide
- alveolus
- material expelled from lungs by coughing
- incision into the chest
- difficulty breathing
- sinuses air-filled spaces in the skull that open into the nasal cavity
- nose
- slow breathing
- roof of the mouth split into hard and soft
Down
- abbreviation for upper respiratory infection
- abbreviation for chest x-ray
- medical term for windpipe
- medical term for nosebleed
- uvula
- removal of a lobe of a lung
- direct measurement of lung volume and capacity
- examination inside a body cavity with an endoscope
- collapse of lung tissue
- mouth
- bluish skin color with oxygen deficient blood
- abbreviation for arterial blood gas
- medical term for runny nose
- medical term for throat
- hair-like processes that move mucus upward
- deficient amount of oxygen in tissue cells
- breathing
30 Clues: nose • uvula • mouth • bronchus • alveolus • breathing • carbon dioxide • slow breathing • difficulty breathing • inflammation of bronchi • collapse of lung tissue • incision into the chest • medical term for throat • medical term for windpipe • medical term for nosebleed • removal of a lobe of a lung • medical term for runny nose • abbreviation for chest x-ray • abbreviation for vital capacity • ...
Medical specialties from chapter 2 2012-11-12
Across
- Knowledge and practice of persons of old age and their medical treatment
- Study of the blood
- study and use of x-rays
- Study of the heart and related structures
- Study of lungs and related structures
- Study of the immune response
- Knowledge and practice of children and their medical treatment
- Study o the eye and related structures
- Study of the nerves and related structures
- Study of the stomach and related structures
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- Knowledge and practice of foods and diet
- Medical treatment of the mind
- Study of new babies at birth
- Study of the urine and urinary system
- Study of medicines and drugs
- Process related to the specialty of teeth
- Study of females
- Study of a cancerous tumor or mass
- Study of treating women during pregnancy and childbirth
- Medical specialty of the ears, nose and throat
- Study of the skin and related structures
- Study of an organ or gland that secretes an hormone
22 Clues: Study of females • Study of the blood • study and use of x-rays • Study of new babies at birth • Study of medicines and drugs • Study of the immune response • Medical treatment of the mind • Study of a cancerous tumor or mass • Study of the urine and urinary system • Study of lungs and related structures • Study o the eye and related structures • ...
Diablo District Spirit Week Crossword Puzzle 2023-06-08
Across
- program to help patients manage their chronic conditions and avoid the onset of new ones
- original One Medical CEO/Founder
- Walnut Creek OM
- clubhouse address
- name of service that allows patients to be seen evenings, weekends, and holidays
- healthcare one new teammate at a time
- VP of Regional Operations
- April CICARE focus
- the second "c" in CICARE
- the One Medical font
- San Ramon OM
- Physical Therapy
- DMD of Diablo
- acronym for senior leadership team
- part of our DNA
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- May CICARE focus
- Concord OM
- an award that team members get for living the ethos and practice of CICARE in their daily interactions
- the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
- DM of Diablo
- original company name
- Collections Agency
- One Medical CEO
- the DMD that sends the NorCal newsletter every week
- the "e" in CICARE
- acquired One Medical
- Dublin OM
- Senior Health initiative
- name of the New York corporate office
29 Clues: Dublin OM • Concord OM • DM of Diablo • San Ramon OM • DMD of Diablo • Walnut Creek OM • One Medical CEO • part of our DNA • May CICARE focus • Physical Therapy • clubhouse address • the "e" in CICARE • Collections Agency • April CICARE focus • acquired One Medical • the One Medical font • original company name • the second "c" in CICARE • Senior Health initiative • VP of Regional Operations • ...
euthenasia 2025-12-07
Across
- | Organization whose euthanasia policy Rachels critiques.
- | Not providing life-saving intervention.
- | Steinbock’s key factor in defining euthanasia.
- | The practice of ending life to relieve suffering.
- | Medical intervention that may be given or denied.
- | Standard, usual medical care.
- | Group used in examples of medical decision-making.
- | Burdensome, extreme medical measures.
- | Type of judgment debated by the authors.
- | Character who kills his cousin in Rachels’s example.
- | Stopping treatment or ending life.
- | Sometimes morally equal to killing.
Down
- | Harm euthanasia aims to reduce.
- | A genetic condition of infants in Rachels’s cases.
- | Directly causing a patient's death.
- | Professional making life-or-death decisions.
- | Ethical requirement for decisions.
- | The belief that killing is worse than letting die.
- | Respecting a patient’s right to choose.
- | Individual receiving or refusing treatment.
- | Character who lets his cousin die in Rachels’s example.
- | Allowing death by withholding treatment.
- | Location of the Smith & Jones scenarios.
- | Rachels argues this is not always morally worse.
- | Life-saving procedure sometimes withheld.
25 Clues: | Standard, usual medical care. • | Harm euthanasia aims to reduce. • | Ethical requirement for decisions. • | Stopping treatment or ending life. • | Directly causing a patient's death. • | Sometimes morally equal to killing. • | Burdensome, extreme medical measures. • | Not providing life-saving intervention. • | Respecting a patient’s right to choose. • ...
Terms in Music 2024-10-14
Across
- Very Loud
- To increase in volume gradually over time
- A short lenghthed rhythm
- A word for Volume levels in music
- The language most music terminology is in
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- Very Soft
- Medium Soft
- A medium lengthed rhythm
- A word for duration, or how long a note is heard for
- A word for musical speed
- A generally sad genre of music, 3 lines in length, using 3 chords and a punch line
- A word for two or more notes played together in support of a melody
- A divider line to designate musical measures
13 Clues: Very Soft • Very Loud • Medium Soft • A medium lengthed rhythm • A word for musical speed • A short lenghthed rhythm • A word for Volume levels in music • To increase in volume gradually over time • The language most music terminology is in • A divider line to designate musical measures • A word for duration, or how long a note is heard for • ...
25a 2024-06-22
Across
- Heavy weapon training
- Special ops training
- Heavy weapon training
- Armed police training
- Building training
- Building unit
- Heavy weapon unit
- Scouting training
- Mounted unit
Down
- Supply training
- NCO training
- Communication training
- Medical unit
- Supply training
- Mounted training
- Aircrew unit
- Medical training
- Submarine training
- Ground unit
- Aircrew training
20 Clues: Ground unit • NCO training • Medical unit • Aircrew unit • Mounted unit • Building unit • Supply training • Supply training • Mounted training • Medical training • Aircrew training • Building training • Heavy weapon unit • Scouting training • Submarine training • Special ops training • Heavy weapon training • Heavy weapon training • Armed police training • Communication training
Medical Terminology for MAA 100 Week 1 2017-02-14
Across
- words or phrases specific to a profession
- saying words correctly
- to provide with credentials
- independent network of physicians in private practice who treat patients for an agreed upon fee
- expressing oneself clearly and distinctly
- insight into another's feelings
- organization of providers who network together to offer discounts to purchasers of health insurance
Down
- speaking clearly
- legally qualified or adequate
- person who conforms to standards of the profession
- meeting a standard
- to blend into a whole
- apply theory learned in the classroom with hands on experience
- prone to engage in lawsuits
- type of managed care that offers a range of medical services under one roof
15 Clues: speaking clearly • meeting a standard • to blend into a whole • saying words correctly • to provide with credentials • prone to engage in lawsuits • legally qualified or adequate • insight into another's feelings • words or phrases specific to a profession • expressing oneself clearly and distinctly • person who conforms to standards of the profession • ...
Vocabulary 2022-08-23
Across
- Similar or Same(noun)
- The special vocabulary of a particular
- A word formed from another word(noun)
- A thought or idea(noun)
- A situation surrounding something(noun)
Down
- Starting at a certain time(adj)
- A list of definitions for terms or important words used in a certain text(noun)
- Opposite of a word(noun)
- Having one use among many possible uses(verb)
- to keep or hold in possession(verb)
- science, or art; technical terms
11 Clues: Similar or Same(noun) • A thought or idea(noun) • Opposite of a word(noun) • Starting at a certain time(adj) • science, or art; technical terms • to keep or hold in possession(verb) • A word formed from another word(noun) • The special vocabulary of a particular • A situation surrounding something(noun) • Having one use among many possible uses(verb) • ...
Nature of Science 2022-08-25
Across
- the act of taking a patient look
- a tentative insight that is not yet verified
- standard against which other things are compared
- a quantity that can assume any set of values
- words used to name things in a discipline
Down
- means that establish or disprove an allegation
- an assertion that something is true or factual
- abstract separation of something into parts
- a position reached after consideration
- work together on a common project
- a statement about the future
11 Clues: a statement about the future • the act of taking a patient look • work together on a common project • a position reached after consideration • words used to name things in a discipline • abstract separation of something into parts • a tentative insight that is not yet verified • a quantity that can assume any set of values • means that establish or disprove an allegation • ...
RADD - CHARACTERISTICS OF REQUIREMENTS AND DESIGNS 2017-06-04
Across
- USING COMMON TERMINOLOGY THAT THE AUDIENCE UNDERSTANDS
- SELF CONTAINED & INDEPENDENT
- ALIGNS WITH STAKEHOLDER NEEDS AND NOT IN CONFLICT WITH OTHER APPROVED REQUIREMENTS AND DESIGNS
- SAYS THE LEAST WHILE STILL BEING COMPLETE
Down
- CAN BE VERIFIED THAT THE REQUIREMENT HAS BEEN FULFILLED.
- UNDERSTANDABLE TO THOSE WHO READ IT
- RANKED IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE
- REALISTIC TO IMPLEMENT
- PROVIDES APPROPRIATE DETAIL FOR UPCOMING WORK.
9 Clues: REALISTIC TO IMPLEMENT • SELF CONTAINED & INDEPENDENT • RANKED IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE • UNDERSTANDABLE TO THOSE WHO READ IT • SAYS THE LEAST WHILE STILL BEING COMPLETE • PROVIDES APPROPRIATE DETAIL FOR UPCOMING WORK. • USING COMMON TERMINOLOGY THAT THE AUDIENCE UNDERSTANDS • CAN BE VERIFIED THAT THE REQUIREMENT HAS BEEN FULFILLED. • ...
Whitewater kayaking 2022-02-11
Across
- A piece of calm water where the kayaker can rest
- Unstable current of water that froths
- The back of a kayak
- Turning the kayak back from being upside down
Down
- Tool used to move kayak forwards
- Front part of the kayak
- Random fruit Hilma put into the crossword puzzle
- Terms used in a special subject
- A rather tall cascade of water
9 Clues: The back of a kayak • Front part of the kayak • A rather tall cascade of water • Terms used in a special subject • Tool used to move kayak forwards • Unstable current of water that froths • Turning the kayak back from being upside down • A piece of calm water where the kayaker can rest • Random fruit Hilma put into the crossword puzzle
Engineer Scavenger Hunt 2022-08-29
Across
- energy-from-wind-turbines
- medical-treatment-for-animals
- jets
- house-insulation
- building-structures
- lighting-effects
- animal-habitat
- genetically-modified-animals
- Nanotechnology
- power-lines
- bridge
- planes
- stress-point-of-a-material
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- new-designs
- railroad-parts
- paper-machines
- highways
- kinetic-wave-sculptures
- food-processer
- medical-tools
- x-ray-machine
- ensures-that-a-product-is-good-quality
- electrical,-gas,-or-water-systems
- oil-rigs
- computers
- nuclear-weapons
26 Clues: jets • bridge • planes • highways • oil-rigs • computers • new-designs • power-lines • medical-tools • x-ray-machine • railroad-parts • paper-machines • food-processer • animal-habitat • Nanotechnology • nuclear-weapons • house-insulation • lighting-effects • building-structures • kinetic-wave-sculptures • energy-from-wind-turbines • stress-point-of-a-material • genetically-modified-animals • ...
Maia's Crossword 2021-06-21
Across
- technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject
- send away from a place of residence, as for punishment
- call forth, as an emotion, feeling, or response
- in fear or dread of possible evil or harm
- taking heed
- someone who offers opposition
Down
- block off with barriers
- talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner
- having or showing arrogant superiority
9 Clues: taking heed • block off with barriers • someone who offers opposition • having or showing arrogant superiority • in fear or dread of possible evil or harm • talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner • call forth, as an emotion, feeling, or response • send away from a place of residence, as for punishment • technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject
Medicine 2023-06-26
Across
- A person who prepares and dispenses medications prescribed by doctors.
- The state of overall good health and wellbeing.
- insurance A type of insurance coverage that pays for medical, surgical, and hospital expenses.
- A place where prescription medications are dispensed and sold.
- The science and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases.
- The actions taken to cure, alleviate, or manage a disease or medical condition.
- Measures taken to prevent or reduce the risk of illness, injury, or disease.
- research The scientific investigation aimed at improving medical knowledge and treatments.
- The identification of a disease or condition through medical examination and tests.
Down
- The state of being free from illness or injury and having a well-functioning body.
- A substance that stimulates the body's immune system to protect against diseases.
- The process of becoming healthy or being restored to health.
- A person who is trained and qualified to treat people who are ill or injured.
- aid The immediate medical assistance given to an injured or sick person.
- A person who provides care for the sick or injured under the supervision of a doctor.
- A person who receives medical care or treatment from a doctor or a hospital.
16 Clues: The state of overall good health and wellbeing. • The process of becoming healthy or being restored to health. • A place where prescription medications are dispensed and sold. • A person who prepares and dispenses medications prescribed by doctors. • aid The immediate medical assistance given to an injured or sick person. • ...
All Things HIM 2025-04-02
Across
- A record, either paper or electronic, that organizes a patient's health information
- Keeping patient information private
- Putting numbers or letters to medical diagnoses or treatments
- A unique identifier assigned to a patient’s health file
- A record of a patient’s past health problems
- Summary Report given when a patient leaves the hospital
- Law to keep health information safe (abbreviation)
- A treatment or operation done for a patient
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- Permission to look at medical records
- The doctor or nurse taking care of a patient
- Writing down what happens in a patient’s care
- A person receiving medical care
- The name of the illness or condition
- Checking medical records for mistakes
- The quality of being correct or exact
- Saying "yes" to treatment or care
- Computer system for health records (abbreviation)
- The process of writing down what a doctor says
18 Clues: A person receiving medical care • Saying "yes" to treatment or care • Keeping patient information private • The name of the illness or condition • Permission to look at medical records • Checking medical records for mistakes • The quality of being correct or exact • A treatment or operation done for a patient • The doctor or nurse taking care of a patient • ...
Medical Assistant Recognition Week 2023-10-10
15 Clues: Air • Labs • Doctor • Needle • Uniform • Injection • Scheduling • Stethoscope • Temperature • Video Visit • Test results • Message Pool • Patient Care • Medical Supply • Electronic Medical Record
External Anatomy of Livestock 2017-02-16
Across
- protein in the outer layer of the skin
- two external openings of the nose
- system which includes the skin which protects the body
- external part of the ear
- underlying layer of the skin
- area toward the head of the body
- Papilla openings which lead to the mammary glands
- back or posterior of body
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- end farthest from the point of reference
- structure nearest to the major point of reference
- outer layer of cells which makes up the skin
- belly or underside
- anatomical terminology prevents _____________
- long or stiff hairs on the face or nostrils, sensory
- hoof farther up the animal's leg
- directed toward or neat the tail of the body
16 Clues: belly or underside • external part of the ear • back or posterior of body • underlying layer of the skin • hoof farther up the animal's leg • area toward the head of the body • two external openings of the nose • protein in the outer layer of the skin • end farthest from the point of reference • outer layer of cells which makes up the skin • ...
Ballet Terminology & History 2023-09-20
Across
- Ballet contains centuries of _________.
- To change
- Dancers execute exercises to gain strength and practice technique in preparation to dance
- Throwing step
- Turn or spin
- Ballet terminology is utilizes _______ (language).
- Gliding
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- This King established the Academy of Dance and performed in many ballets
- To chase
- In the 19th century, in classical ballet, female dancers wear these kind of shoes
- Chains or links
- Ballet was originally performed as entertainment for the _____.
- In the 20th century,choreographers used more freedom of ______ in torso, arms, and upper body.
- Done at the end of class to thank teacher and musicians
- Ballet began in this country in the 15th century
- To bend
16 Clues: To bend • Gliding • To chase • To change • Turn or spin • Throwing step • Chains or links • Ballet contains centuries of _________. • Ballet began in this country in the 15th century • Ballet terminology is utilizes _______ (language). • Done at the end of class to thank teacher and musicians • Ballet was originally performed as entertainment for the _____. • ...
Foundation Doctor First Day!!!! 2024-08-07
Across
- first two training years after passing medical school
- medical term for sleepy after big meal
- Tortila chip brand, good for nachos
- Get me pictures of ___!!!
- the father of modern medicine
- Somerton scholar
- I'm looking for a man in...
- These are low when I am hungry
- Soham's term for sleepy after big meal
Down
- When we spent time together we...
- Deeps' medical school
- Theme park enjoyer
- Is a band
- If you walk you can catch 'em all!
- Deeps' name for tortilla chip brand, good for nachos
- Dashcon historian
- Great cinema, even better seats
- First gift from sohm to deep...
- How lucky to be this
- Good medication for deeps
20 Clues: Is a band • Somerton scholar • Dashcon historian • Theme park enjoyer • How lucky to be this • Deeps' medical school • Get me pictures of ___!!! • Good medication for deeps • I'm looking for a man in... • the father of modern medicine • These are low when I am hungry • Great cinema, even better seats • First gift from sohm to deep... • When we spent time together we... • ...
Sip, Solve, Celebrate 2026-06-29
Across
- Our favorite OR shoe brand
- Kalissa's hometown city
- City where we got engaged
- Kalissa's college mascot
- Medical specialty Kalissa almost went into
- Most common first name at this wedding
- Name of Kalissa's first dog
- Historical figure that oversaw our elopement
- Our medical school mascot
- Our favorite international destination
- City where Villanova won the championship in 2016
Down
- The best medical specialty
- Instrument that Kalissa played growing up
- City where we did residency
- City where we met
- Chris's favorite basketball player
- Our favorite DJ
- Name of our first foster cat
- Chris's hometown city
- Anesthesia exam that Chris scored higher on than Kalissa
20 Clues: Our favorite DJ • City where we met • Chris's hometown city • Kalissa's hometown city • Kalissa's college mascot • City where we got engaged • Our medical school mascot • The best medical specialty • Our favorite OR shoe brand • City where we did residency • Name of Kalissa's first dog • Name of our first foster cat • Chris's favorite basketball player • ...
The Paramedic Profession 2024-05-23
Across
- Lacking interest or excitement, dull (7 letters)
- Provides guidance and support, often in matters of mental health (10 letters)
- Collaborating effectively with others (8 letters)
- Taking charge in emergency situations and coordinating care (10 letters)
- Term used when patients just want a ride (4 letters)
- Completely spent, a common feeling after a long shift (9 letters)
- An emergency response vehicle (9 letters)
- Brave figure in emergencies (4 letters)
- Highly trained medical professional with the authority to diagnose and treat illnesses (6 letters)
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- Assists in childbirth and provides care and support to mothers (7 letters)
- Understanding and caring (10 letters)
- Tertiary level academic achievement in the medical field (6 letters)
- Prioritising patients based on the severity of their condition (6 letters)
- Required under the HPCA to work as a Paramedic (12 letters)
- Initial medical attention, often provided by family doctors or general practitioners (11 letters two words)
- Medical professional who provides direct care and support to patients (5 letters)
- Minor medical condition, often requiring basic care and monitoring (9 letters two words)
17 Clues: Understanding and caring (10 letters) • Brave figure in emergencies (4 letters) • An emergency response vehicle (9 letters) • Lacking interest or excitement, dull (7 letters) • Collaborating effectively with others (8 letters) • Term used when patients just want a ride (4 letters) • Required under the HPCA to work as a Paramedic (12 letters) • ...
FAMSS 2017-02-20
Across
- Certified Provider Credentialing Specialist
- Ambulatory accreditation
- Doctor
- Managed care
- National association
- Type of facility
- Management
- Medicare conditions
- Recommended by Medical Staff
- Commission for accreditation
- Group
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- Certified Professional Medical Services Management
- Affiliate of FAMSS
- Safe practices
- Approved by Board
- Accomplishment
- Focused monitoring
- State association
- Ongoing monitoring
- Evaluate
- Podiatry
21 Clues: Group • Doctor • Evaluate • Podiatry • Management • Managed care • Safe practices • Accomplishment • Type of facility • Approved by Board • State association • Affiliate of FAMSS • Focused monitoring • Ongoing monitoring • Medicare conditions • National association • Ambulatory accreditation • Recommended by Medical Staff • Commission for accreditation • Certified Provider Credentialing Specialist • ...
Vocab words 2022-08-23
Across
- To keep or hold something/someone
- An Idea
- A word formed from another word
- the antonym of antonym
Down
- Able to accomplish a result
- I'm_________ in making bread
- The word or ideas around a word to make it more clear
- something you would find at the end of a book defining complex words in the book
- The special vocab of a particular science art
- The opposite of a word
10 Clues: An Idea • The opposite of a word • the antonym of antonym • Able to accomplish a result • I'm_________ in making bread • A word formed from another word • To keep or hold something/someone • The special vocab of a particular science art • The word or ideas around a word to make it more clear • something you would find at the end of a book defining complex words in the book
ALeX 2023-05-09
Across
- the study of crime
- the study of Life
- the study of physical features of the earth
- characterised by Biosynthesis
- of, relating too or resembling the earth's surface
Down
- A body of terms used with particular technical application in a subject of study.
- capable of being decomposed of bacteria
- the variety of plant and animal life
- the branch of medicine
- A piece of writing that informs about someone's life
10 Clues: the study of Life • the study of crime • the branch of medicine • characterised by Biosynthesis • the variety of plant and animal life • capable of being decomposed of bacteria • the study of physical features of the earth • of, relating too or resembling the earth's surface • A piece of writing that informs about someone's life • ...
Final Crossword 2016-07-29
Across
- this word can sound "accusatory"
- Rudest Fart (anagram)
- Asking questions will give us
- What you try to do before escalating the call
- A crying customer may make you
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- What could happen if the customer is not happy
- What we do at the end of a phone call
- To be placed on ---- too long can be annoying
- What internal terminology do we not use when speaking to customers on the phone
- What we must not make
- On the phone what kind of nods do we do
- Courteous is to be
12 Clues: Courteous is to be • What we must not make • Rudest Fart (anagram) • Asking questions will give us • A crying customer may make you • this word can sound "accusatory" • What we do at the end of a phone call • On the phone what kind of nods do we do • To be placed on ---- too long can be annoying • What you try to do before escalating the call • ...
Logy, Geo, Bio 2023-05-09
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- the study of life
- the study of criminals
- to compose life
- plants typically with underground storage organs, where the plants hold energy and water
- the body of terms used with a particular technical application in a subject of study
- a text about a persons life
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- the study of the heart
- the study of rocks
- the study of the human past using material remains
- made up of the parts of Earth where life exists.
- based on or derived from the physical features of an area.
- study of physical features of earth
12 Clues: to compose life • the study of life • the study of rocks • the study of the heart • the study of criminals • a text about a persons life • study of physical features of earth • made up of the parts of Earth where life exists. • the study of the human past using material remains • based on or derived from the physical features of an area. • ...
Urinary System 2023-10-10
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- Acronym for the amount of urine left in the bladder after urination
- Hollow, distensible muscular organ lined with uroepithelium that stores and excretes urine
- Involves inserting a tube directly into the renal pelvis to provide urinary drainage
- Another terminology for urination.
- Bacteria in the urine
- Travels from the bladder and expels urine outside of the body
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- Kidney infection
- Inflammation of the bladder
- Burning sensation during urination
- Need to get up at night on a regular basis to urinate
- Infection spread to the bloodstream
- Blood in the urine
12 Clues: Kidney infection • Blood in the urine • Bacteria in the urine • Inflammation of the bladder • Burning sensation during urination • Another terminology for urination. • Infection spread to the bloodstream • Need to get up at night on a regular basis to urinate • Travels from the bladder and expels urine outside of the body • ...
Vocabulary Menu 2022-08-23
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- A collection of textual glosses or of specialized terms with their meanings
- A word formed from another word
- To hold in possession
- The setting of a word or event
- A thought or idea
- Similar or same to something
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- Having one use among many uses
- A system of words used to name things in particular discipline
- Successful in producing a desired or intended result
- The opposite of something
10 Clues: A thought or idea • To hold in possession • The opposite of something • Similar or same to something • Having one use among many uses • The setting of a word or event • A word formed from another word • Successful in producing a desired or intended result • A system of words used to name things in particular discipline • ...
Unit 3A Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-05
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- the special vocabulary used in a particular or class
- to set free from a difficult situation
- the farthest reaches of settlement or exploration
- used to refer to two people or things
- just about, very nearly
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- in a position to be very near to someone or something
- a numeral; a finger or toe
- frequently, many times
- to display noticeably
- used to identify a specific person or thing
10 Clues: to display noticeably • frequently, many times • just about, very nearly • a numeral; a finger or toe • used to refer to two people or things • to set free from a difficult situation • used to identify a specific person or thing • the farthest reaches of settlement or exploration • the special vocabulary used in a particular or class • ...
My dream job: Food Science 2024-12-04
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- The terminology of perceiving flavors.
- The transformation of milk into yogurt or cheese.
- A heating process to eliminate harmful bacteria.
- A test to detect harmful microorganisms.
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- An essential nutrient to preserve during processing.
- A method of packaging by removing air.
- Scientists analyze this to measure the crispiness in snacks.
- A preservation process using extreme cold.
- The process of removing moisture for preservation.
- The study of chemical processes in consumables
10 Clues: A method of packaging by removing air. • The terminology of perceiving flavors. • A test to detect harmful microorganisms. • A preservation process using extreme cold. • The study of chemical processes in consumables • A heating process to eliminate harmful bacteria. • The transformation of milk into yogurt or cheese. • ...
How Does the Cardiovascular System Work? 2026-07-14
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- – The thin, smooth inner membrane that lines the chambers of the heart.
- – Ultrasound test that creates moving images of the structure of the heart.
- – The medical term for chronic or sustained high blood pressure.
- – Medical suffix meaning enlargement.
- – Abbreviation for deep vein thrombosis.
- – Microscopic blood vessels with very thin walls where oxygen and nutrients are exchanged.
- – Hardening of the arteries caused by fatty plaque and cholesterol buildup on the inner walls.
- – Abbreviation for narrowing of the arteries that supply the heart.
- – Medical prefix meaning slow.
- – Combining form meaning pulse.
- – Imaging test that uses contrast dye and X-rays to examine blood vessels.
- – A localized, balloon-like swelling or bulging in a weakened wall of an artery.
- – The thick, muscular middle layer of the heart wall that contracts to pump blood.
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- – An instrument used by healthcare workers to listen to heart, lung, and bowel sounds.
- – The official clinical term for a blood pressure cuff.
- – A myocardial _______ is the clinical medical term for a heart attack.
- – Medical suffix meaning abnormal narrowing.
- – Inflammation of the double-layered protective sac that surrounds the heart.
- – Test that records the electrical activity of the heart.
- – The combining form or root word meaning vein.
- – The abbreviation commonly used in a patient's chart to document shortness of breath.
- – The thin outer layer of the heart wall that is also part of the protective sac.
- – The medical abbreviation for open-heart coronary artery bypass graft surgery.
- – The clinical abbreviation for congestive heart failure.
- – The largest artery in the human body that carries oxygenated blood away from the heart.
25 Clues: – Medical prefix meaning slow. • – Combining form meaning pulse. • – Medical suffix meaning enlargement. • – Abbreviation for deep vein thrombosis. • – Medical suffix meaning abnormal narrowing. • – The combining form or root word meaning vein. • – The official clinical term for a blood pressure cuff. • – Test that records the electrical activity of the heart. • ...
Intro Test Review Urinary 2026-04-27
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- when wiping a female patient, be sure to wipe ___ to back to prevent a UTI
- cysto is the medical word for ___
- the abbreviation for a urinary tract infection (most common in women)
- patients are advised to drink enough so their urine is ___ yellow color
- one of Baughman's cats names
- litho is the medical word for ____
- when taking antibiotics, ____ the amount of water you drink to avoid crystals from forming in the kidney
- urinary ___ is the inability to control urination
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- kidneys filter ___ to make urine
- renal ___ flow decreases as we age
- as we age, ___, urgency and nocturia increase
- some medications are damaging to the kidneys. These are known as nephro ___ medications
- the treatment required for people with renal failure. It is a machine that filters blood like an artificial kidney
- these 2 tube transport urine from the kidneys to the bladder
- the medical word for urine
- the medical word for night
- this is the medical word for swelling (fluid accumulation in the tissue)
17 Clues: the medical word for urine • the medical word for night • one of Baughman's cats names • kidneys filter ___ to make urine • cysto is the medical word for ___ • renal ___ flow decreases as we age • litho is the medical word for ____ • as we age, ___, urgency and nocturia increase • urinary ___ is the inability to control urination • ...
Dance Terminology 2021-05-22
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- Also called a toe touch jump in second position.
- Originated as an English folk dance, in a 2/4 tempo.
- A side stretch of the torso, with legs in 2nd position. [Horton technique].
- A large, open fourth position in which one knee is bent (usually the front), and the other is straight.
- Moving one part of the body, such as the head, shoulder, ribs, or hips, while the rest are immobile.
- Also called a back bend.
- The introductory / warm up portion of the ballet class, conducted while holding onto a ballet bar.
- “Slide or glide”. A linking or preparatory step.
- Shoulder shaking: alternating in a rapid motion.
- Rising to demi-pointe while simultaneously
- Step.
- The gesture leg is extended behind the dancer’s body at 90° or higher.
- In front.
- An elegant smooth dance in a 3/4 tempo, with accent on the first beat.
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- A relaxing or arching movement.
- A brush, hop on the opposite foot, shuffle and a step. This step is performed traveling backwards and alternates feet.
- Step consisting of a step, shuffle, and a leap.
- A slow pivot of the body while standing on one leg.
- Springing into fifth position relevé en pointe or demi-pointe from demi-plié.
- The hip of the gesture leg is at 90°, the knee is bent, and the foot is pointed.
- Rapid tempo movements, often includes jumping steps.
- Rotation of the torso around the pelvis. [Graham technique].
- To hit the legs together, moving in and out of fifth position in the air.
- A jump from two feet onto one foot in various directions.
- “Changing the feet”. A vertical jump with a change of feet in the air (from fifth position front to fifth back).
- Turn of the body.
- the gesture leg into fifth.
- Leap in which the forward leg is in parallel passé and the backward leg is in attitude turned out.[Horton technique].
28 Clues: Step. • In front. • Turn of the body. • Also called a back bend. • the gesture leg into fifth. • A relaxing or arching movement. • Rising to demi-pointe while simultaneously • Step consisting of a step, shuffle, and a leap. • Also called a toe touch jump in second position. • “Slide or glide”. A linking or preparatory step. • Shoulder shaking: alternating in a rapid motion. • ...
Dental Terminology 2021-06-01
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- Primary Dentist a Member is assigned to for services
- Responsible for the diagnosis, treatment, management, and overall coordination of dental services needed to meet pediatric patients’ oral health needs
- Eight teeth in the front of the mouth (four in the top center and four in the bottom center). Characteristically thin, with narrow edge used to take bites of food
- Some patients have extra teeth referred to as supernumerary. These teeth are documented by adding 50 to the tooth position number. (i.e. a supernumerary for tooth 14 would be documented as 64).
- This surface is the farthest from the midline of the mouth
- Amount paid for medical services in a geographic area based on what providers in the area usually charge for the same or similar services.
- Molars have a surface that faces towards the inner part of the cheek
- Responsible for the diagnosis, treatment, management, and overall coordination of dental services needed to meet patients’ oral health needs
- Remaining teeth located in the back of the mouth. Large flat-topped teeth used to chew and grind food.
- Back teeth (molars)
- Baby teeth. Children typically have 20 primary teeth.
- Adult teeth. A typical adult has 32 teeth.
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- Upper arch of mouth
- Specializes in cleaning of teeth, taking x-rays, and providing dental services and care under the supervision of a dentist
- Specializes in treatment of irregularities in the teeth and jaws including the use of braces
- Lower arch of mouth
- Front teeth (incisors and cuspids)
- Specializes in the restoration and maintenance of oral function by replacing missing teeth or other oral structures with artificial devices such as dentures
- This surface of the tooth is the closest to the midline of the mouth
- Four teeth (two on the top and two on the bottom) located next to the incisors. Sharp teeth used for ripping and tearing apart food, also known as canines.
- This surface is the flat area used for chewing
- Anterior teeth have an incisal surface. This surface is the top cutting edge of the incisor and cuspids used for biting.
- It is the surface of the tooth that faces toward the roof of the mouth or tongue
- This is the surface of the tooth that faces the lips
- Specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of gum disease and placement of dental implants
- Specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the dental pulp and regularly receives referrals to perform root canals
- Specializes in treating many diseases, injuries, and defects in the head, neck, and jaws such removing impacted wisdom teeth and corrective jaw surgery
27 Clues: Upper arch of mouth • Lower arch of mouth • Back teeth (molars) • Front teeth (incisors and cuspids) • Adult teeth. A typical adult has 32 teeth. • This surface is the flat area used for chewing • Primary Dentist a Member is assigned to for services • This is the surface of the tooth that faces the lips • Baby teeth. Children typically have 20 primary teeth. • ...
Anatomical Terminology 2021-04-20
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- occuring across a limb
- occuring along the length of a limb or bone
- elbow
- toward the centre of the body
- toward the animal's head
- teeth
- gums
- wrist
- toward the tip of the nose (head only)
- refers to the bottom of the hind feet
- shoulder blade
- refers to the bottom of the front feet
- upper jaw
- refers to one side
- joint hip
- armpit
- toward the animal's tail
- refers to both sides
- toward the midline
- occuring at an angle
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- a condition that looks the same on both sides
- back thoracic spine
- lower jaw
- groin
- toward the right or left side
- cervical spine
- toward the animal's abdomen
- toward the surface of the body
- ear flap
- between the toes
- knee
- away from the body (extremities)
- limb front leg
- toward the animal's back or spine
- toward the body (extremities)
- arm
- chest
- limb hind leg
- nostril
- hock
- belly
- thoracic spine
42 Clues: arm • gums • knee • hock • elbow • groin • teeth • wrist • chest • belly • armpit • nostril • ear flap • lower jaw • upper jaw • joint hip • limb hind leg • cervical spine • limb front leg • shoulder blade • thoracic spine • between the toes • refers to one side • toward the midline • back thoracic spine • refers to both sides • occuring at an angle • occuring across a limb • toward the animal's head • toward the animal's tail • ...
Religious Terminology 2021-04-26
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- a character used as a representation of an object
- having all parts of a section connected or linked
- a part of earth's surface not covered in water
- the flow in which is mutually involved in
- a public occasion celebrating an event
- territory
- the belief for supernatural power animating objects around the universe
- being impossible to separate
- a person whose descent from the older generation
- a statue-like emblem thought to have spiritual connectivity
- a religious ceremony acted in order
- a traditional story relating to older generations
- is otherwise known as indigenous
- blood relation
- creation of life according to aboriginal dreamtime
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- concerned with the human spirit or soul
- relations
- originating in a particular native land
- compatibility in
- paintings made with human skill
- a nation with it's own government occupying
- an important figure to the upbringing of something
22 Clues: relations • territory • blood relation • compatibility in • being impossible to separate • paintings made with human skill • is otherwise known as indigenous • a religious ceremony acted in order • a public occasion celebrating an event • concerned with the human spirit or soul • originating in a particular native land • the flow in which is mutually involved in • ...
Rigging Terminology 2022-08-30
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- heavy/When the arbor weight is greater than the weight below the loft blocks.
- pulley for hoisting or hauling with a grooved rim for retaining a wire rope.
- collar/Located above the spreader plate, this keeps the counterweights in place during an accidental crash.
- metal pipe above the stage to which the scenery, curtains, or lights are attached.
- Retardant/label means retardant chemical has been added. These fabrics need FR upkeep.
- heavy/When the load is greater than the arbor weight directly below the head block.
- purchase/A counterweight system where 1 pound of weight over the stage is matched by 1 pound of weight on the arbor. Battens move 1 foot for every foot the arbor moves.
- plate/Thin flat bars on an arbor used to mark balanced loads.
- consisting of two eyes and a threaded rod which is adjustable, allowing hanging scenery to be raised or lowered to the precise height needed.
- loft/The space between the roof and the performance area that is not visible to the audience.
- rope/wire cable, typically around ⅛” used for lifting scenic elements, or attaching battens to rigging. (also known as aircraft cable)
- eyepiece used for the end of the weir rope to provide a location for attaching other hardware.
- link/ a connector used to link or terminate a chain
- hung/ Battens or items directly fixed to the structure or attached at a fixed elevation using chain, rods, or cable.
- set/One unit of a counterweight system consisting of one or more lift lines that can work together as a group for hoisting wider scenery.
- lock/This lever holds the batten in position when the load is balanced.
- border that is part of the proscenium opening.
- curtain/A curtain that travels straight up and down.
- balance/When the arbor weight and batten load are equal.
- (and keeper)/a piece of hardware that is attached to the top of a flat that provides a ring for hanging
- block/A pulley mounted to the gridiron of a performance space or to the building’s support steel, to support the lift lines and change their direction between the load (on the batten) and the head block.
- purchase/A counterweight system where 1 pound of weight over the stage requires 2 pounds of weight on the arbor. Battens move 2 feet for every 1 foot the arbor moves.
- Press/often called by the brand name Nico used to clamp a sleeve around wire rope to make a secure rope.
- cradle/A special effect using muslin rigged onto two adjacent battens, filled with artificial snow.
- motors/A type of motorized rigging used to lift large items typically found in arena rigging.
- shaft/A part of a motorized rigging system that rotates on a motor to control batten movement.
- woven fabric that appears solid when lit from the front, but transparent when lit from behind.
- rail/The horizontal metal rail with a row of rope locks.
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- strong fiber derived from the Philippine abaca plant.
- collection of beams that provide support for the head and loft blocks.
- connector used in climbing that is spring loaded and sometimes used in rigging.
- clamp for attaching two pieces to each other, often fixed or on a swivel
- system/A rigging system composed of a batten or pipe over the stage space, suspended by cables connected to the arbor containing weights. This system allows scenery or equipment to be raised or lowered over the stage space.
- carriage that holds the weights that counter balance the load on the batten.
- that are dividend in the middle and travel on a track that open and close from the center.
- legs that are the furthest downstage that make the proscenium opening appear smaller.
- system/A rigging system that uses ropes and sandbags instead of counterweight arbors or other devices.
- velvet-like curtain that has a dull finish and a thickness that absorbs and blocks sound and light.
- line/The wire ropes that suspend the batten from the loft blocks.
- rigging component consisting of a large loop and a threaded locking pin.
- block/The pulley or block mounted to the building’s support steel that guides the wire rope between the arbor and loft blocks. The head block bears the full load of the line set and changes the direction of the lift lines.
- canvas that is painted and hung as scenery. Very flexible ways to use in both size and rigging effects, such as full (entire stage), cut (for effects like trees/leaves) and roll (unwrapped for effect).
- line/A ¾” rope which is attached to the top of the arbor and goes over the head block down to the user. An individual pulls on this rope in order to lower or raise a batten.
- hoist/Similar to a chain motor, a type of rigging used for lifting large scenic elements, typically in arena rigging.
- system/A theatrical rigging system that uses winches to move battens.
- Flame Retardant/means the manufacturing of the fabric includes a fabric or process that lasts for the life of the fabric.
- ring/The oval ring that surrounds the operating line and the rope lock to ensure that the rope lock is in a locked position.
- gallery/The area near the grid where the arbor can be loaded with weight.
- block/The return pulley for the operating line which is weighted to keep tension in the operating line.
- rope, usually in shorter lengths, used for lifting scenery.
- lighter, less expensive fabric that can be used instead of velour for curtains, but is also less effective at absorbing/blocking sound and light.
- gallery/The area where the crew is able to lower or raise a batten.
- operator/Stagehands hired to operate the rail/controls of a counterweight system. Also referred to as line operator.
- total weight of the batten, scenery or lights, and the wire rope located below the loft blocks.
54 Clues: border that is part of the proscenium opening. • link/ a connector used to link or terminate a chain • curtain/A curtain that travels straight up and down. • strong fiber derived from the Philippine abaca plant. • balance/When the arbor weight and batten load are equal. • rail/The horizontal metal rail with a row of rope locks. • ...
Nursing Terminology 2022-08-18
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- the balance of the input & output of fluids in the body which allows metabolic processes to fx correctly.
- decreased urine output.
- microorganisms that are found on hands & are easily transferred to & from hands.
- the sensation of shortness of breath & can occur with elevated normal or decreased respiration rates.
- microorganisms residing under the superficial cells of the stratum corneum.
- if they are healthy who has a RR of 12-20 breaths per minute?
- an infection occurring in a patient during the process of care.
- how many seconds should soap be lathered?
- when taking the pulse at the neck, which arteries are being felt?
- what should be kept covered in order to prevent overexposure?
- where do you 1st remove your glove from?
- the # of breathes a person takes during a one minute period while at rest.
- what individual should have the fastest resting heart rate?
- a heartbeat that triggers from multiple locations.
- no breath and refers to the absence of breathing.
- when taking the pulse at the wrist, which arteries are being felt?
- urine output indicates what organ is functioning?
- a pulse is the measurement of what?
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- minimal urine output.
- a polluting or poisonous substances that makes something impure.
- what side of the patient should the gown be removed from first?
- urine output is measured in mL & what other unit?
- urine output of greater than 3 liters per day.
- a pulse that is forceful & strong.
- the expansion of arteries.
- what side of the patient should be dressed first?
- breathing which is abnormally slow.
- breathing that is abnormally deep, appears labored & may occur with it without rapid breathing.
- an elevated respiration that is shallow.
- what's the abbreviation for certified nursing assistant?
- abbreviation for personal protective equipment.
- an organism causing diseases to its host.
- an individual should urinate at least once every..?
- records the electrical signal from the heart to check for different heart conditions.
34 Clues: minimal urine output. • decreased urine output. • the expansion of arteries. • a pulse that is forceful & strong. • breathing which is abnormally slow. • a pulse is the measurement of what? • an elevated respiration that is shallow. • where do you 1st remove your glove from? • how many seconds should soap be lathered? • an organism causing diseases to its host. • ...
Geography Terminology 2022-09-13
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- Imaginary horizontal lines that divide the earth
- Shows 2D surface features on a map
- Large ice sheet
- A cold treeless area
- All living and non-living things coexisting together
- A piece of land surrounded by water
- Dividing line in the middle of the earth separates the hemispheres
- Flat lands with grasses and a few trees
- Flats lands with only small changes in elevation
- A flat empty biome filled with sand with little plant and animal life
- The art of making maps
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- The vertical height above the sea level
- Tall, natural place on earth
- Imaginary vertical lines that divide the earth
- Freshwater wetland, with muddy land and lots of trees and shrubs
- Often very wet that includes many sub-biome types
- Heavily wooded area, can be different kinds depending on the type of tree
- A community of interacting organisms
- Half of the earth, Northern or Southern
- Large flowing body of water that empties into a sea or ocean
- Large body of salt water that surrounds a continent
- Wetland in found along rivers, ponds, lakes, and coasts
- Land surrounded by water on three sides
- The weather in an area
24 Clues: Large ice sheet • A cold treeless area • The weather in an area • The art of making maps • Tall, natural place on earth • Shows 2D surface features on a map • A piece of land surrounded by water • A community of interacting organisms • The vertical height above the sea level • Half of the earth, Northern or Southern • Land surrounded by water on three sides • ...
Photograph Terminology 2022-09-23
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- Visual distortion in your image that looks like tiny specks
- Variable focal length lens
- Distance between the nearest and furthest point in an image that remains sharp
- stands for International standards Organization and it's expressed as a whole number
- When you are ready to take a picture you push this
- Unwanted reflection off a shiny or glossy surface
- A three legged metal stand for holding a camera that prevents camera moving during exposures
- The Total amount of light entering the camera
- Make sure this is charged and working
- meter The device in your camera that captures how much light passes to record an image onto your memory card
- The separation between the darkest and brightest areas of the image
- The most common image file type that is universally readable
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- A lens with a fixed focal length that cannot zoom
- The art of telling a visual story with photographs
- To cut out or remove unwanted areas of a photo
- Size of the lens opening expressed numerically
- The specific location from which a photo is shot
- Lighting generated by an electric flash tube or an unnatural source
- One of the three elements on the exposure triangle
- Abbreviation for digital single-lens reflex
- The kind of exposure that results if an image comes out dark
- The unoccupied space around the subject in your image
- Means Drawing with light in greek.
23 Clues: Variable focal length lens • Means Drawing with light in greek. • Make sure this is charged and working • Abbreviation for digital single-lens reflex • The Total amount of light entering the camera • To cut out or remove unwanted areas of a photo • Size of the lens opening expressed numerically • The specific location from which a photo is shot • ...
Art Terminology 2022-11-12
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- A 3-dimensional form made by carving, casting, or other shaping techniques.
- An image that has been engraved into the surface of a rock.
- Images that have been painted onto a rock, usually in a cave or overhang.
- A process that uses stop-motion photography with clay figures to create the illusion of movement.
- Type of art/ materials an artwork is made of.
- The act of selecting, organising, and presenting objects for display.
- A collection of artworks for public display.
- These form the basic building blocks of an artwork.
- Documentation and secondary material.
- A modernist movement, presenting the world from a subjective perspective.
- A mark or character that represents or stands for something else such as material, object or idea.
- Surface quality, from smooth to rough.
- An object not originally created as art but used in or appreciated as a work of art.
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- Created by light reflecting off a surface.
- Lasting for a very short time, fleeting momentarily.
- Containing or using only one colour.
- A drawing in which a single, unbroken line is used to develop the image.
- Has one dimension, joining two points.
- A large-scale, mixed media construction.
- Any self-published unique work of art including text and images.
- Three-dimensional area.
- Range in terms of value.
- Used to create an illusion of depth.
- An area contained within an implied line.
- A wide search over an area in order to obtain something.
- A three-dimensional composition in which a collection of objects is unified in a sculptural work.
- The makeup of something.
27 Clues: Three-dimensional area. • Range in terms of value. • The makeup of something. • Containing or using only one colour. • Used to create an illusion of depth. • Documentation and secondary material. • Has one dimension, joining two points. • Surface quality, from smooth to rough. • A large-scale, mixed media construction. • An area contained within an implied line. • ...
Christmas Terminology 2022-12-06
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- What is a decoration that hangs on a tree?
- Shiny material used as a decoration on a tree.
- Decorated with lights, ornaments, and candy canes.
- Santa fills in with small toys and candy.
- Who flys Santas sleigh?
- You get them every year fir Santa Claus.
- The activity of going house to house singing.
- Red and white, and tastes like peppermint
- Who do you spend time with on Christmas Eve?
- You get them in the mail.
- Where all the toys get built.
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- Shaped like a house that you decorate with candy and frosting.
- Where does Santa Live?
- Santas Helpers.
- What do you put on a gingerbread house?
- Santa goes down this to get inside your house.
- Your build this in the winter.
- Santa flies in this around the world.
- Who brings presents on Christmas Eve?
- Has a bright red nose.
20 Clues: Santas Helpers. • Where does Santa Live? • Has a bright red nose. • Who flys Santas sleigh? • You get them in the mail. • Where all the toys get built. • Your build this in the winter. • Santa flies in this around the world. • Who brings presents on Christmas Eve? • What do you put on a gingerbread house? • You get them every year fir Santa Claus. • ...
Business terminology 2022-11-14
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- plan smart money
- A product consumers ______ for
- Apple Inc
- necessary
- The more products are made the bigger the ______ grows
- makes things
- pension
- Scrub daddy
- Exchange of items
- brought out of my country
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- CSR
- super store
- start a business
- not necessary
- brought into my country
- foot massage
- they buy products
- money
- Canberra
- allowance
20 Clues: CSR • money • pension • Canberra • Apple Inc • necessary • allowance • super store • Scrub daddy • foot massage • makes things • not necessary • start a business • plan smart money • they buy products • Exchange of items • brought into my country • brought out of my country • A product consumers ______ for • The more products are made the bigger the ______ grows
CVT Terminology 2022-10-02
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- Metal plate used to make contact between the body and electrocardiograph's current
- Between the atrium and ventricle on the right side of the heart
- Between the atrium and ventricle on the left side of the heart
- Pictures of the heart from different angles
- Inner layer of the heart; valves consist of this
- The relaxation phase of the heart, recovery phase
- The instrument used to record the electrical activity of the heart
- Fiberous fluid filled sac that encloses the heart and allows for expansion
- Artery that leaves the right ventricle and carries low oxygenated blood to the lungs
- Top of the heart at the level of the second rib on the right side
- Also know as the mitral valve
- Outer layer of heart
- I, II, III
- Chest leads
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- Death to the myocardium due to obstructed blood flow and lack of oxygen to that area
- The portion of the EKG between two waves
- Main artery of the body, 3cm in diameter
- Lack of blood flow causing oxygen deprivation to an area
- The aortic and pulmonic valves
- Thick muscular layer of heart
- Circulation of blood from the heart's left side to the body
- Graphic representation of the hearts electricity
- Circulation of deoxygenated blood from the heart's right ventricle to the lungs
- Veins that bring oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium
- Used to check what voltage the electrocardiograph is using
- The waves on the EKG representing the activity of the heart
- Period from the beginning of one beat to the beginning of the next beat; 1 heart beat
- Abnormal heart sound
- Pointed tip of heart
- Electrical charge that causes the contraction of one part of the heart while the other part relaxes
- No heart contractions "flat line"
31 Clues: I, II, III • Chest leads • Abnormal heart sound • Pointed tip of heart • Outer layer of heart • Thick muscular layer of heart • Also know as the mitral valve • The aortic and pulmonic valves • No heart contractions "flat line" • The portion of the EKG between two waves • Main artery of the body, 3cm in diameter • Pictures of the heart from different angles • ...
astronomy terminology 2022-11-21
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- A massive ball of gas that generates prodigious amounts of energy
- person who made this crossword
- a physicist who studies astronomy
- a small frozen mass that travels around the sun
- between or among stars
- a giant ball of gas
- When the Moon or a planet appears especially close either to another planet or to a bright star.
- any celestial body orbiting around a planet or star
- A star ending its life in a huge explosion is called a …
- of or relating to or associated with the moon
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- a mass that enters earth's atmosphere, becoming incandescent
- the 3rd planet from the sun
- of or relating to or caused by gravitation
- relating to the sun or utilizing the energies of the sun
- The changing illumination of the Moon (or other body) over time.
- a dwarf planet
- A solid body orbiting the Sun that consists of metal and rock.
- An event that occurs when the shadow of a planet or moon falls upon a second body.
- a giant planet with a ring of ice particles
- small extraterrestrial body that hits the earth's atmosphere
- the second nearest planet to the sun
- A vast collection of stars, gas, and dust.
22 Clues: a dwarf planet • a giant ball of gas • between or among stars • the 3rd planet from the sun • person who made this crossword • a physicist who studies astronomy • the second nearest planet to the sun • of or relating to or caused by gravitation • A vast collection of stars, gas, and dust. • a giant planet with a ring of ice particles • ...
Computer Terminology 2022-10-20
23 Clues: Click • screen • errors • network • shortcut • programs • to plug in • application • read memory • Data goes in • Digital Data • sound quality • prints papers • produce audio • Circuit Board • Data goes out • PC information • Computer Brain • Portable memory • capture pictures • processes gaming • short term memory • drive storage device
Musical Terminology 2022-10-15
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- This word means to hold until motioned to stop/you feel like stopping.
- This is what "BPM" stands for (combine to one word).
- This word means "strong punch."
- This word means "very soft."
- This tempo means "walking speed."
- This word means to hold through the next note.
- This word means "slow down."
- This tempo means "very slow."
- This word means to play "legato" (smooth and connected).
- This word means to "gradually get SOFTER."
- This tempo means "fast."
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- This dynamic means "moderately soft" (combine to one word).
- This word means "very loud."
- This word means "short, quick."
- This tempo means "very fast."
- This tempo means "moderate speed."
- This word means "speed up."
- This word means to "gradually get LOUDER."
- This dynamic means "soft."
- This word means "loud."
20 Clues: This word means "loud." • This tempo means "fast." • This dynamic means "soft." • This word means "speed up." • This word means "very loud." • This word means "very soft." • This word means "slow down." • This tempo means "very fast." • This tempo means "very slow." • This word means "short, quick." • This word means "strong punch." • This tempo means "walking speed." • ...
Position Terminology 2023-01-14
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- father away from skin surface
- rotating hand into opposite of anatomic position
- on the opposite side
- front half of patient
- moving body part away from midline Circumduction move around in the form of a circle
- increases angle of joint
- on the same side of body or part
- divides the body into right and left
- rotating hand into anatomic position
- palm of hand
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- decreases angle of joint
- back half of patient
- towards the median plane
- nearer the skin surface
- near the source, beginning or trunk of body
- Plane at an angle or slant
- moving body part towards midline
- divides the body into anterior and posterior
- divides the body into superior and inferior
- away from median plane
- away from source
- sole or posterior surface of foot
22 Clues: palm of hand • away from source • back half of patient • on the opposite side • front half of patient • away from median plane • nearer the skin surface • decreases angle of joint • towards the median plane • increases angle of joint • Plane at an angle or slant • father away from skin surface • moving body part towards midline • on the same side of body or part • ...
Orthopedic Terminology 2019-06-03
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- passive range of motion
- moving a body part backward and parallel to the ground.
- Round back, increased flexion of the spine, hunchback.
- movement of the forearm to place the palm upward.
- movement of a body part away from the body's midline
- A joint replacement
- Movement of a body part toward the midline.
- Decreased range of motion caused by stiffening of the joint.
- rotation outward rotation,.
- deformity causing an outward turning of the foot and toe. ( genu valgus or knock-kneed).
- extension past neutral.
- Movement of the ankle inward.
- Lateral curvature of the spine.
- deformity causing an inward turing of the foot and toe. (genu varus or bowlegged).
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- Movement of one bone turning on another.
- a surgical procedure when a thin lighted scope is inserted into a joint. Used to diagnose and treat certain conditions.
- turning the forearm so the palm is down.
- rotation Inward rotation.
- A partial joint replacement – only one component of the joint is replaced.
- Moving the arm in a circle around the shoulder.
- flexion Extension of the ankle, pointing of the foot and toes.
- open reduction internal fixation.
- Movement of the hand or foot upward.
- Movement of the ankle outward.
- Movement of the joint that opens it or maximally increases its angle.
- Swayback, increased hyperextension of the spine.
- twisting of the bone on its axis.
- Bending of the joint.
28 Clues: A joint replacement • Bending of the joint. • passive range of motion • extension past neutral. • rotation Inward rotation. • rotation outward rotation,. • Movement of the ankle inward. • Movement of the ankle outward. • Lateral curvature of the spine. • open reduction internal fixation. • twisting of the bone on its axis. • Movement of the hand or foot upward. • ...
Pathology terminology 2019-02-19
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- Diagnosis based on examination of the living animal using techniques such as PE/Rads/Ultrasound etc
- a lesion that is so distinct for a certain disease, it is easily identifiable
- process of removing tissue from LIVING animal for daignostic examination
- combination of changes due to autolysis and postmortem bacteria induced changes
- statement of preicted outcome concerning the disease process
- conclusion regarding the nature, cause, and development of disease
- diagnosis that provides the precise cause of disease and tissue response
- list of disease or conditions that could potentially be cuasing the patient's clincial signs or lesions
- the study of altered physiologic function due to disease
- widespread distributoin of normal liver structure by fibrosis
- Changes that occur in tissues and cells after death of animal
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- the final name of the disease or disease process
- one who inteprets and diagnoses changes caused by disease in tissues and body fluid
- diagnosis based on combination of clinical signs physical exam findings and changes
- after examination of tissues, a summary diagnosis
- change / changes that occur in tissue and cell prior to death of animal
- evaulates gross and microscopic changes in tissue from dead or living animals
- abnormal structural or functional change
- A rule out that is highly unlikely, rare, or unrealistic that it should not be considered in the list of rule out
- evaluates changes in blood, serum,urine, cytology, and skin impression from living animals
- the mechanisms and process that lead to disease
- breakdown of tissues after death post mortem due to release of endogenous enzymes; auto digestion
- study of disease
- sytematic gross evalutaiton of tissue in a DEAD animal; also known as autopsy
24 Clues: study of disease • abnormal structural or functional change • the mechanisms and process that lead to disease • the final name of the disease or disease process • after examination of tissues, a summary diagnosis • the study of altered physiologic function due to disease • statement of preicted outcome concerning the disease process • ...
Literary Terminology 2019-08-29
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- an interruption of the narrative to show an episode that happened before
- an educated guess
- something concrete that represents something abstract
- in a story when the setting, main characters, and mood are introduced
- the turning point of a story
- the literal meaning of the word
- a phrase that has a different meaning from what its words literally suggest
- the main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work
- something nonhuman is given human attributes
- a particular arrangement of words in a sentence
- descriptive or figurative language used in a literature
- a combination of words that contradict each other
- the writers attitude
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- a figure of speech that uses exaggeration
- a brief reference to a historical or literary figure, event or object
- comparison between two things using "like" or "as"
- the emotional feeling attached to a word
- a hint given to the reader of what is to come
- a characters sudden flash of insight into a conflict
- a struggle between two opposing forces
- an authors choice of words
- time and location of a story
- a statement that seems contradictory but expresses a deeper truth
- a contradiction between appearance and reality
- a recurring theme, image, or idea in a story
25 Clues: an educated guess • the writers attitude • an authors choice of words • the turning point of a story • time and location of a story • the literal meaning of the word • a struggle between two opposing forces • the emotional feeling attached to a word • a figure of speech that uses exaggeration • something nonhuman is given human attributes • ...
Regional Terminology 2019-09-11
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- wrist
- calf
- spine
- armpit
- upper chest or breast
- neck
- ribs
- back of the head
- forehead
- cheek
- ankle
- front of elbow
- head
- eye
- groin
- sole of foot
- sacrum
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- lower back between the ribs and hips
- ear
- posterior surface of the elbow area of the arm
- back of knee
- chest
- thigh, upper portion of the leg
- pelvis
- perineum
- upper arm
- forearm
- navel
- leg
- sternum
- side of trunk adjoining the lumbar region
- skin
- abdomen
- buttock
- foot
35 Clues: ear • leg • eye • calf • neck • ribs • skin • head • foot • wrist • chest • spine • navel • cheek • ankle • groin • pelvis • armpit • sacrum • forearm • sternum • abdomen • buttock • perineum • forehead • upper arm • back of knee • sole of foot • front of elbow • back of the head • upper chest or breast • thigh, upper portion of the leg • lower back between the ribs and hips • side of trunk adjoining the lumbar region • ...
Experimental terminology 2020-09-08
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- An unexpected result.
- To measure liquids, we will usually use a measuring __________.
- If an experiment failed because of the use of a wrong method, it is called a ______ error.
- The ability to give small measurements.
- The ability to of a result to be closer to the actual result.
- We usually store test tubes on a _____.
- The variable that changes when the indenpendent variable is modified.
- If an experiment follows the procedure exactly, we would call it a ____ test.
- Used for eye safety.
- An equipment that is used as a source of heat.
- Used to guide liquids and powder into a beaker.
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- The variable that you change throughout the experiment.
- The ability to utilise the same methods and obtain the same result.
- Used to filter liquids and solids
- Also known as sample tube.
- A variable that can be measured with numerical value.
- The ability to have results with little spread.
- If an experiment failed because of uncontrollable factors, it is called a _______ error.
- A variable that cannot be measured with numerical value.
- The variable that remains the same throughout the experiment.
- The ability to repeat the experiment.
21 Clues: Used for eye safety. • An unexpected result. • Also known as sample tube. • Used to filter liquids and solids • The ability to repeat the experiment. • The ability to give small measurements. • We usually store test tubes on a _____. • An equipment that is used as a source of heat. • The ability to have results with little spread. • ...
Animal Terminology 2020-03-09
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- Baby Cattle
- Porcine
- Mature Female Chicken
- Casterated Bull
- Mature Male Chicken
- Young Female Pig
- Young Male Chicken
- Baby Sheep
- Male Sheep
- Castrated Stallion
- Bovine
- Female cattle that has not had a calf
- Male Goat
- Baby Pig
- Young Female Horse
- Female Horse
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- Male Cattle
- Castrated Rooster
- Female Cattle
- Ovine
- Female Sheep
- Caprine
- Castrated Boar
- Avian
- Young Male Horse
- Year old goat
- Male Horse
- Mature Female
- Baby Goat
- Male Pig
- Castrated Buck
- Female Goat
- Baby Chicken
- Castrated Ram
- Young Female Chicken
- Baby Horse
36 Clues: Ovine • Avian • Bovine • Porcine • Caprine • Male Pig • Baby Pig • Baby Goat • Male Goat • Male Horse • Baby Sheep • Male Sheep • Baby Horse • Male Cattle • Baby Cattle • Female Goat • Female Sheep • Baby Chicken • Female Horse • Female Cattle • Year old goat • Mature Female • Castrated Ram • Castrated Boar • Castrated Buck • Casterated Bull • Young Male Horse • Young Female Pig • Castrated Rooster • Young Male Chicken • ...
Anatomical Terminology 2020-10-22
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- Closer to the midline of the body
- Positioned toward the "back" of the body
- Positioned toward the lower part of the body (below)
- Farther away from the trunk or core (only in upper and lower limbs)
- The moving of a body part AWAY from the midline of the body
- The movement of the foot outwards
- One side of the body
- "Pour the soup"
- Both sides of the body
- The study of how body structures move
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- "Hold the soup"
- The increasing of a joint angle
- The decreasing of a joint angle
- Closer to the trunk or core of the body (only in upper and lower limbs)
- Away from the midline of the body
- Positioned toward the "front" of the body
- The moving of a body part TOWARD the midline of the body
- The rotation of the foot inward
- The study of where body structures are located
- Positioned toward the upper part of the body (above)
20 Clues: "Hold the soup" • "Pour the soup" • One side of the body • Both sides of the body • The increasing of a joint angle • The decreasing of a joint angle • The rotation of the foot inward • Closer to the midline of the body • Away from the midline of the body • The movement of the foot outwards • The study of how body structures move • Positioned toward the "back" of the body • ...
Reimbursement Terminology 2020-09-22
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- For active or retired U.S. Armed forces, their families, & survivors
- a maximum amount patient pays for covered services in a year, which includes deductibles, coinsurance, and co-pays
- Any self-administered medications that needs to be picked up at a pharmacy or shipped to a patient’s home
- Coverage type when a patient receives treatment administered by a physician for a specific diagnosis at a doctor's office or hospital facility
- a dollar amount payment for a specified charge for a service such as office visits or prescriptions
- ______ BCBS subscriber IDs begin with prefix of R
- Insurance for patients 65+, receiving Social Security, or has End Stage Renal Disease
- a review of clinical documentation to verify a procedure is medically necessary prior to the time the procedure is scheduled
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- percentage proportion of reimbursement that patients are responsible for paying
- a portion of health care expenses that patients must pay before insurance coverage kicks in
- Commercial insurance through an employer or self-employees purchased through a Marketplace
- ___________ is aligned to United world Life
- helps pay Medicare PArt A and PArt B premiums, and other costs like deductible, co-insurance, and co-payments
- A plan type where patients can see doctors in and out of their network. so referral specialist needed
- secondary insurance to a Traditional Medicare and follow Medicare guidelines
- A plan type where patient can be seen and treated by a physician in network. A referral is required by the PCP to see a specialist
- Insurance for low income families or individuals, qualified pregnant women or children, or patient with disabilities
- employers who have a self-funded health care plan may choose a TPA to help finance the health reimbursement
- ________ BCBS’s subscriber IDs begin with HZN
- a condition which makes a particular treatment or procedure advisable
20 Clues: ___________ is aligned to United world Life • ________ BCBS’s subscriber IDs begin with HZN • ______ BCBS subscriber IDs begin with prefix of R • For active or retired U.S. Armed forces, their families, & survivors • a condition which makes a particular treatment or procedure advisable • secondary insurance to a Traditional Medicare and follow Medicare guidelines • ...
Music Terminology 2020-11-29
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- third and final second of a sonata form movement, in which the themes of the exposition return, now in the home key of the movement.
- A form often found in the first and last movements of sonatas, symphonies, and string quartet’s, consisting of three parts, exposition, development, and recapitulation.
- instrumental music intended to represent something extra musical such as a poem, narrative, drama, or picture, or the ideas, images, or sounds therein.
- A musical chord comprising at least three adjacent tones in a scale.
- A musical piece for several solo voices set to a short poem.
- The practice of directly quoting another work in a new composition
- famous melody that appears in all five movements of Berlioz’s symphonic Fantastique to represent the beloved from the program.
- a glide from one pitch to another
- A genre of music in which the rhythms, melodies, or instrumentation are designed to evoke the atmosphere of far off land or ancient times.
- A composition setting a poem to music, generally for one solo voice and piano accompaniment.
- short melodic phrase repeated throughout a composition, sometimes slightly varied or transposed to a different pitch.
- unconventional, unorthodox, or non-traditional methods of singing or of playing musical instruments employed to obtain unusual sounds or timbres.
- Composing music using a series of values assigned to musical elements such as pitch, duration, dynamics, and instrumentation.
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- A momentary speeding up or slowing down of the tempo within a melody line, literally “robbing” Time from one note to give to another.
- utilized by Renaissance composers to represent poetic images musically.
- an operatic Number using speech-like melodies and rhythms, performing using a flexible tempo, to a sparse accompaniment, most often provided by the basso continuo.
- Music that seeks to avoid both the traditional rules of harmony and the use of chords or skills that provide a tonal center.
- vocal music without instruments accompaniment.
- text set to a melody written in monophonic texture with un-notated rhythms typically used in religious worship.
- middle section of a sonata – form movement in which the themes and key areas introduced in the exposition are developed
- catholic celebration of the Eucharist consisting of liturgical texts set to music by composers starting in the Middle Ages.
- musical texture comprised of one melodic line.
- homophonic compositions featuring a solo singer over orchestral accompaniment.
- first section of a sonata form movement, in which the themes and key areas of the movement are introduced; the section normally modulate from the home key to a different key
- Repeated unifying sections found in between the solo sections Of a concerto grosso.
25 Clues: a glide from one pitch to another • vocal music without instruments accompaniment. • musical texture comprised of one melodic line. • A musical piece for several solo voices set to a short poem. • The practice of directly quoting another work in a new composition • A musical chord comprising at least three adjacent tones in a scale. • ...
Opera Terminology 2021-02-04
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- a group of singers who portray townspeople, guests or other unnamed characters; also refers to the music written for these people
- means 'beautiful song', a style of singing in Baroque/Romantic periods
- an elaborate passage near the end of an aria, which shows off the singer's vocal ability
- the person who supervises all musical detail, rehearsals and leads the orchestra and advises the artistic director
- French light opera of the 18th and 19th centuries
- smooth and flowing line
- the text/words of an opera
- a German form of comic opera with spoken dialogue
- a play with many songs; music drawn from popular folk songs
- a loosely used term, often used interchangeably with comic opera
- basically serious play, frequently using comedy for relief, it only outwardly resembles tragedy
- a type of late 19th and 20th century Italian opera that emphasized realistic subjects
- Middle to low voiced female
- a musical ornament requiring the rapid alternation of two adjacent notes
- the highest natural male voice, not a castrato
- music written for two people to sing together
- a formal song sung by a single vocalist.
- the area of the stage not visible to the audience, usually where the dressing rooms are located.
- the front of the stage nearest the audience
- highest voiced male
- the left side of the stage from the performer's perspective
- an orchestral introduction to the opera, usually played before the acting begins
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- a voice that can sing music with many rapid notes, or the music written for such a voice
- a replacement for a particular role in case of illness or emergency
- similar to opera but without acting, costumes, and scenery
- a resting place or close of a passage of music
- musical singing in the rhythm of speech
- a precise Italian definition, meaning Italian comic opera of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
- a Baroque aria that repeats the first part of the aria, with different embellishments, after the singing of a contrasting second part
- the muscle which separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity
- Highest voiced female
- middle to lowest voiced male
- literally 'serious opera'. An opera form of the 17th and early 18th centuries
- an instrumental interlude played between acts, or short two-act comic opera played between the acts of an opera seria
- also called "pants role". The part of a male character sung by a mezzo-soprano
- the music of an opera or other musical work in which the parts for different performers appear vertically above one another
- the last musical number of an opera, or of an act of an opera
- decoration or ornament; trills, grace notes, and turns
- the character that a singer portrays
- a major singing role, or the singer who performs such a role
- a section of the opera, play, etc. usually followed by an intermission
- lowest voiced female
- a large painted surface at the rear of the stage
- literally 'texture'; the approximate range of a role or an aria
- the right side of the stage from the performer's perspective
45 Clues: highest voiced male • lowest voiced female • Highest voiced female • smooth and flowing line • the text/words of an opera • Middle to low voiced female • middle to lowest voiced male • the character that a singer portrays • musical singing in the rhythm of speech • a formal song sung by a single vocalist. • the front of the stage nearest the audience • ...
Drama Terminology 2021-01-22
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- The area to the sides of the stage where all things important happen: quick changes occur, props await their moment in the sun, and performers enter onstage
- A study of the context in which a production takes place
- Individuals who are onstage during a show to fill in crowd scenes but aren't actually actors, singers or dances
- Thespian lingo for theatre that is out of the box, avaunt garde and experimental
- When a character expresses internal thoughts or emotions verbally for the benefit of the audience
- The arch or boarder that frames a stage
- A thespian ninja who has the ability to jump into multiple roles as an understudy at any given moment
- When you're ALWAYS cast in a nerdy role. Or ALWAYS the villain. Or ALWAYS that cool sidekick who owns a hairless cat
- A stage that "thrusts" into the auditorium; there are seats surrounding three sides
- Light based projections that are used during a theatrical production
- A theatre with seats surrounding every side of the stage. They are also known as arena stages
- A section of boxed balcony seats located in a theatre
- Areas of a theatre or performing arts venue where the public can be
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- The exact placement on a stage where an actor needs to be during a scene
- When a plays text includes instructional movement or gestures
- Its like substitute teaching but one step closer to winning a Tony
- The front of the stage where performers are closest to the audience
- A musical number that occurs after audiences have applauded the finale of a show and cast members have given a closing bow
- Where fans can get playbills signed after a show
- A rehearsal where singers and musicians unite to run through musical numbers together
- This word also refers to that theatre kid who constantly tries to outshine everyone *cue Beyonces "Diva"*
- What ultra theatre nerds call William Shakespeare
- A piece of cloth thats used as a backdrop on-stage
- When the run of the show is done and everyone involved congregates to destroy the set
- The back of the stage farthest from the audience
25 Clues: The arch or boarder that frames a stage • Where fans can get playbills signed after a show • The back of the stage farthest from the audience • What ultra theatre nerds call William Shakespeare • A piece of cloth thats used as a backdrop on-stage • A section of boxed balcony seats located in a theatre • A study of the context in which a production takes place • ...
Cardiovascular Terminology 2021-02-02
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- a tube placed in the blood vessel(s) to reopen clogged arteries for blood flow
- vessel
- a hereditary disease that affects the heart muscle
- when the heart completely stops functioning
- inflammation of the lining surrounding the heart
- normal sinus rhythm
- vessels that exchange oxygen and nutrients for waste
- device used for measuring blood pressure
- the inner lining of the heart
- Point of maximum impulse of the heart when felt during examination
- vein
- vessels that carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart
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- when the heart valves do not open and close properly, causing disrupted blood flow
- vessels that deliver blood to tissues throughout the body
- atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease
- when the heart beats too fast or too slow
- behind or back
- device that record the electrical activity of the heart
- metal tube that is placed in an artery to prevent it from collapsing
- coronary artery bypass graft
- blockage or plug
- the main organ of the cardiovascular system
- basic metabolic panel
- device used to view the heart during an echocardiography
- outside of
25 Clues: vein • vessel • outside of • behind or back • blockage or plug • normal sinus rhythm • basic metabolic panel • coronary artery bypass graft • the inner lining of the heart • atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease • device used for measuring blood pressure • when the heart beats too fast or too slow • when the heart completely stops functioning • ...
Veterinary Terminology 2021-01-07
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- WHAT IS THE SUFFIX IN PEDIATRIC
- WHAT IS THE PREFIX IN BRADYCARDIA
- SUFFIX MEANING OF -ELLA
- WHAT IS THE PREFIX IN PSEUDOPREGNANCY
- THE PREFIX MEANING OF CYANO-
- PREFIX MEANING FOR ACROSS, THROUGH
- WHAT TYPE OF SUFFIX IS -OID
- WHAT IS THE SUFFIX FOR UP, APART
- IMMUNE BODY THAT FIGHTS FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
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- WHAT IS THE SUFFIX IN TRACHEOSTOMY
- WHAT TYPE OF SUFFIX IS -CENTESIS
- NEAR THE UTERUS
- PREFIX MEANING OF PERI-
- SUFFIX MEANING OF -MALACIA
- THE PREFIX IN ENDOCRINE IS WHAT TYPE OF PREFIX
- WHAT IS THE SUFFIX IN RHINOPLASTY
- SUFFIX OF PARALYSIS
- WHAT IS THE PREFIX IN RETROMANDIBULAR
- SUFFIX OF PAIN
- THE PREFIX MEANING OF YELLOW
20 Clues: SUFFIX OF PAIN • NEAR THE UTERUS • SUFFIX OF PARALYSIS • PREFIX MEANING OF PERI- • SUFFIX MEANING OF -ELLA • SUFFIX MEANING OF -MALACIA • WHAT TYPE OF SUFFIX IS -OID • THE PREFIX MEANING OF CYANO- • THE PREFIX MEANING OF YELLOW • WHAT IS THE SUFFIX IN PEDIATRIC • WHAT TYPE OF SUFFIX IS -CENTESIS • WHAT IS THE SUFFIX FOR UP, APART • WHAT IS THE PREFIX IN BRADYCARDIA • ...
Livestock Terminology 2021-09-21
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- adult female swine
- adult male sheep
- adult female cattle
- castrated swine
- young male chicken
- young female chicken
- adult male goat
- young male or female sheep or goat
- young female cattle
- adult female goat
- baby swine
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- castrated cattle
- young or adult intact swine
- adult male chicken
- young or adult male cattle
- castrated chicken
- baby cattle
- adult female sheep
- baby sheep
- castrated sheep or goat
- baby chicken
- adult female chicken
- baby goat
- young female swine
24 Clues: baby goat • baby sheep • baby swine • baby cattle • baby chicken • castrated swine • adult male goat • castrated cattle • adult male sheep • castrated chicken • adult female goat • adult female swine • adult male chicken • young male chicken • adult female sheep • young female swine • adult female cattle • young female cattle • young female chicken • adult female chicken • castrated sheep or goat • ...
Literary Terminology 2021-09-25
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- creation of words that imitate natural sounds
- placing two things side by side to highlight differences
- compares two things using "like" or "as"
- creates heightened effect through exaggeration
- allows writers to paint a picture in readers' minds
- pairing two words together that are opposite
- using the same word over and over again
- states that one thing is another thing
- use of informal words in writing or speech
- attributing human emotion to the weather
- a sentence made up of two simple sentences joined by a conjunction
- used to give an hint of what is to come in the story
- inanimate objects are given human qualities
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- group of words through the repetition of "s" sounds
- a sentence with one independent clause
- using symbols to express ideas
- contrast between expectation and reality
- compares two things that are not alike that extends over paragraphs
- a series of three words or phrases
- the narrative voice through which you tell a story
- a scene that takes place before a story begins
- a plot device which the story ends unresolved
- repetition of the same sounds at the beginning of words
23 Clues: using symbols to express ideas • a series of three words or phrases • a sentence with one independent clause • states that one thing is another thing • using the same word over and over again • compares two things using "like" or "as" • contrast between expectation and reality • attributing human emotion to the weather • use of informal words in writing or speech • ...
Volleyball Terminology 2021-02-24
Across
- or toss, It is an over the head pass to a hitter so they are able to spike the ball over the net.
- It is smaller than the basketball.
- This refers when a player left the court during the game.
- Volleyball is originally called.
- down, It consist of light jogging and skipping and 3 - 5 minutes to stretch.
- It is done with the objectives to move the ball to teammate called setter. It is the first touch by the team.
- It is the time between set.
- It is a turning of a player to serve.
- fault, It indicates that the point is not awarded in any teams to be fair.
- is when one team makes a move trying to get the ball over the net and the other team reaches up and blocks the ball from coming onto the other side.
- It is made of fiberglass or to a similar materials.
- zone, This zone is between the net and the line attack and is in which are the 3 attack players block the opponents ball.
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- It is an un-played match that is recorded loss rather than a forfeit.
- It is a result of a rally.
- or kill, It is an act of scoring a point by slamming the ball over the net into opposing court effectively and aggressively.
- serve, It holds the ball below the waist and above the knees so that the serve is in good position.
- judge, It is an official who assist ball in, ball out, and ball touch.
- It is when two defending players go for the ball at the same time that is just above the net to attempt to push it back onto opponents side.
- It is used to put the ball into play to start a rally.
- can be spike, tip, set, or hit as an over-the-head contact.
- G. Morgan, He invented the game volleyball.
- It is a player that wears a different color from the rest of the team.
- It is used to support the net.
- Volleyball, It is a version where the origins in beaches of California.
24 Clues: It is a result of a rally. • It is the time between set. • It is used to support the net. • Volleyball is originally called. • It is smaller than the basketball. • It is a turning of a player to serve. • G. Morgan, He invented the game volleyball. • It is made of fiberglass or to a similar materials. • It is used to put the ball into play to start a rally. • ...
DATABASE TERMINOLOGY 2021-03-10
Across
- Ensuring consistency of data across tables
- A complete row in an Entity
- A transaction is permanent once executed and should remain regardless of external events
- Execution of transactions should lead to the same result as if they were done sequentially
- Data is the same when found in other entities
- Unnecessary reptition of data
- A piece of information about an Entity
- A primary key that is made up of more than one field
- A database that is made up of several linked tables
- Prevents simultaneous access to records to prevent inconsistency after transactions
- Entities contain only atomic values
- Unique Identifier for each record
- Each entity can only be linked to one other entity
- A transaction must maintain the referential integrity between related entities
Down
- Producing the best model for a relational database
- No non-key Dependency
- When a primary key appears in another table, used to link them
- Allows databases to be searched quickly via an index
- A transaction must be processed in its entirety or not
- A single logical operation executed on a database
- One Entity can be linked to many other entities
- No Partial Key Dependency
- A database that consists of a single entity
- Technical name for a table
24 Clues: No non-key Dependency • No Partial Key Dependency • Technical name for a table • A complete row in an Entity • Unnecessary reptition of data • Unique Identifier for each record • Entities contain only atomic values • A piece of information about an Entity • Ensuring consistency of data across tables • A database that consists of a single entity • ...
Carpentry Terminology 2021-02-18
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- When a piece of lumber has a crack on its edge that goes only partially through it.
- The art and trade of cutting, working, and joining wood.
- When the sides of a piece of lumber curves to the right or left.
- Made from woods that grow faster and are less dense. They have needles like pine.
- Lumber that has been cut to a final dimension. The type that you'd buy at Home Depot. For example: 2X4 2X8, 2X6.
- The smaller side area of a piece of lumber.
- When the face of a piece of lumber curves to the right or to the left.
- When a crack goes completely through the edge of a piece of lumber.
- Lumber that is pressure treated with chemicals. Made for outdoors.
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- The property of wood that determines its strength or weakness.
- The end of a piece of lumber, where the grain is most visible.
- Lumber that has been put into an oven (kiln) for hardening that reduces the moisture content.
- A bend in lumber where the ends curve upward.
- The woods with the most density. They are from trees that drop their leaves and grow slower.
- When a piece of lumber is high on one end and low on the opposite diagonal end.
- Lumber that has been cut or sized down lower than its original size.
- Lumber that has been surfaced (cut and smoothed down) on the two facing sides.
- The large, flat part of a piece of lumber.
- lumber that has been surfaced (cut and smoothed down) on four sides. Commonly seen at Home Depot.
- The actual design or pattern on the face of a piece of lumber.
20 Clues: The large, flat part of a piece of lumber. • The smaller side area of a piece of lumber. • A bend in lumber where the ends curve upward. • The art and trade of cutting, working, and joining wood. • The property of wood that determines its strength or weakness. • The end of a piece of lumber, where the grain is most visible. • ...
Cooking Terminology 2021-02-17
Across
- to boil something to peel it or to preserve color
- to cut foods very tiny
- to remove the skin with a knife
- to mix in a circular motion
- to heat liquid at a temp just below boiling
- to work the dough by pressing and folding it until it becomes smooth and elastic.
- to cook by dry heat
- to mix 2 or more ingredients together, thoroughly
- to cut into small pieces
- to finely strain foods
- to heat until bubbles constantly rise to the surface
- to expose or hand over boiling water/steam
- to mix ingredients thoroughly using an over and over motion
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- to rub with fat or oil
- to brush liquids over foods
- to beat rapidly to incorporate air
- to enhance flavor and tenderness
- to make into small particles
- to heat a liquid to a simmer without burning it
- to combine 2 or more ingredients by beating or string
- to cut into small cubes
- to beat until soft and smooth
- to remove the outer layer with hands
- to cut little slits in the surface of the skin
- to cook, uncovered, in a small amount of fat
25 Clues: to cook by dry heat • to rub with fat or oil • to cut foods very tiny • to finely strain foods • to cut into small cubes • to cut into small pieces • to brush liquids over foods • to mix in a circular motion • to make into small particles • to beat until soft and smooth • to remove the skin with a knife • to enhance flavor and tenderness • to beat rapidly to incorporate air • ...
Healthcare Terminology 2021-03-27
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- What the suffix in the term splenorrhaphy means
- Condition that results from injury or disease
- What the suffix in the term cephalgia means
- What the suffix in the term lithotripsy means
- What the suffix in the term cystorrhexis means
- Terms named after a person or place
- An outward demonstration or perception
- The cause of the disease
- A subjective report of a disease
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- What the suffix of the term cystocele means
- What the suffix in the term biopsy means
- What the prefix in the term percutaneous means
- What the suffix in splenomegaly means
- What the prefix of endoscopy means
- Pronounceable abbreviation
- Word part at the end of the term
- Word part at the beginning of the term
- Word root with combining vowel
- An objective finding of a disease state
- Word that describes an abrupt, severe onset of disease
- Term for a condition that has developed slowly and lasted for a long time
- What the prefix in the term Intervertebral disc means
22 Clues: The cause of the disease • Pronounceable abbreviation • Word root with combining vowel • Word part at the end of the term • A subjective report of a disease • What the prefix of endoscopy means • Terms named after a person or place • What the suffix in splenomegaly means • Word part at the beginning of the term • An outward demonstration or perception • ...
Sonographic Terminology 2021-04-08
Across
- Peritoneum encasing peritoneal organs.
- an increase to the quantity of blood flow to a body part; increased blood flow as in the inflammatory response
- Describes an organ or tissue capable of producing echoes by reflecting the acoustic beam.
- Organs posterior to the parietal peritoneum, which are typically covered on their anterior surface or fatty capsule by parietal peritoneum.
- Describes image echoes brighter than surrounding tissues or those brighter than what is normal for that tissue or organ.
- Plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior
- Describes a region or portion on the sonogram that appears echo-free.
- Connection between two vessels.
- AKA transverse; plane dividing the body into superior and inferior
- Rhythmic contraction of the GI tract that propels food through it
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- Describes tissue or organ structures that have a uniform echotexture
- Fluid accumulation in the pleural cavity.
- Peritoneum lining the walls of the peritoneal cavity.
- Describes structures of equal echo density.
- Plane dividing the body into right and left halves
- Describes tissues or organ structures on the sonogram having several different echo characteristics.
- Two layers of fused peritoneum that conduct nerves, lymph, and blood vessels between the small bowel/colon and the posterior peritoneal cavity wall.
- Solid organs within the peritoneal cavity that are covered by visceral peritoneum.
- Dilatation, expansion, or distention.
- Focal dilatation of an artery caused by a structural weakness in the wall.
- Describes regions or portions on the sonogram where the echoes are not as bright as surrounding tissues or are less bright than normal.
- Fibrous tissue network that is richly supplied by blood vessels and nerves located between the skin and the underlying structures.
- Area of an organ where blood vessels, lymph, and nerves enter and exit.
- Accumulation of serous fluid in the peritoneal cavity.
- inside space of a tubular or cellular structure
25 Clues: Connection between two vessels. • Dilatation, expansion, or distention. • Peritoneum encasing peritoneal organs. • Fluid accumulation in the pleural cavity. • Describes structures of equal echo density. • inside space of a tubular or cellular structure • Plane dividing the body into right and left halves • Plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior • ...
