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Computer Terminology 2022-02-07

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used to type
things that speak
pencil art
like apps
input opposite day
something that prints
flouting water
similar to rat
what you remember
lots of graphs
outerface opposite day
you

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something that scans
bite with a y
when your net- works
something that plots
rome without the e
internet
non physical
to think and understand
used to record
what your looking at
like a file
eyes back
output opposite day
like a folder
gee you eye
small amount
male sheep

29 Clues: you • internet • like apps • eyes back • pencil art • male sheep • like a file • gee you eye • used to type • non physical • small amount • bite with a y • like a folder • used to record • flouting water • similar to rat • lots of graphs • things that speak • what you remember • rome without the e • input opposite day • output opposite day • something that scans • when your net- works • something that plots • ...

Computer Terminology 2022-02-07

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A shared boundary of which 2 or more separate compartments of a computers system exchange information.
Any of various devices used to enter information and instructions.
A computer input device that uses a light beam to scan codes, text, or graphic images directly into a computer or computer system.
Consists of 8 adjacent binary digits.
Graphical user interface.
A computer's storage unit.
Used to connect to a computer to generate sound.
Any device capable of recording a voice.
Visual representations of data, made with the help of a computer.
The virtual location for applications, documents, data or other sub-folders.
A small, movable device that lets you control a range of things on a computer.
Electronic tools, systems, devices and resources that generate, store or process data.
A computer hardware device that converts data from a digital format into a format suitable for an analog.
A set of instructions being processed by the computer processor.

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Data that a computer sends.
The physical surface on which visual information is presented.
A container in a computer system for storing information.
Two or more computers that are connected.
Electronic device that accepts text files or images from a computer and transfers them to a medium such as paper or film.
An input device which uses an arrangement of buttons or keys to act as mechanical levers.
The delivery of different services through the Internet.
Detailed plan or procedure for solving a problem with a computer.
Used to print graphical output on paper.
Read only memory.
The most basic unit of information in computing.
Random access memory.
A person who uses computers.
Data that a computer receives.

28 Clues: Read only memory. • Random access memory. • Graphical user interface. • A computer's storage unit. • Data that a computer sends. • A person who uses computers. • Data that a computer receives. • Consists of 8 adjacent binary digits. • Used to print graphical output on paper. • Any device capable of recording a voice. • Two or more computers that are connected. • ...

Statistics Terminology 2022-03-07

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A type of study in which individuals are observed or certain outcomes are measured. No attempt is made to affect the outcome (for example, no treatment is given).
A relationship in which one factor can be said to be the cause of another. This relationship can be tested with controlled experiments.
A parameter of variability of data about the mean score.
The probability of results of the experiment being attributed to chance.
The likelihood that the same experiment will yield identical results if performed many times over, by the same team or by other teams.
The most frequently occurring score.
What the experimenter thinks may be true or wishes to be true before he or she begins an experiment. Also called the research hypothesis.
The center of a distribution of score, such that half of the scores are above that number and half of the score in the distribution are below that number.
A test designed to determine the statistical difference between two groups' means where the participants in each group are either the same or matched pairs. Dependent t-tests are also referred to as paired t-tests.
A statistical test to determine whether there are significant differences between two independent groups' means being tested on the same dependent variable.
The arithmetical average of a group of scores.
In an experiment, the variable that the experimenter manipulated. It may also be called the treatment variable.
In an experiment, a measure expected to vary across different levels of the independent variable. It is also called the response variable.
The degree of relationship between two variables.
The extent to which the result cannot be attributed to error in sampling or measurement.
Neither the participant, the treatment allocator, nor the response gatherer knows whether the participant has been allocated to a treatment or control group.
A parameter of variability of data about the mean score, which is the square of the standard deviation.
Describes a mathematical measure of difference between groups. The difference is said to be statistically significant if it is greater than what might be expected to happen by chance alone. This means that there is enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis and the results of the experiment are not attributed to chance.

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Describes a mathematical measure of difference between groups. The difference is said to be statistically nonsignificant if it is not greater than what might be expected to happen by chance alone. This means that there is not enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis, and the results of the experiment are attributed to chance.
A type of study in which all variable measurements and manipulations are under research control. The goal of an experiment is to control the environment in such a way that manipulation of the independent variable yields a direct, corresponding change in the dependent variable.
A variable that is not accounted for in the experimental design, varies systematically with the dependent variable, and prevents a clear interpretation of the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable.
Where the null hypothesis will be rejected if either Group 1’s mean exceeds Group 2’s mean, or vice versa, or where the null hypothesis will be rejected if a relationship exists, regardless of its nature. This is also called a two-tailed test of significance.
The repeated ability to duplicate the results of a scientific experiment by different experimenters, which helps establish a hypothesis’s usefulness (or nonusefulness in cases where findings cannot be replicated).
Where the alternative hypothesis is specifically stated beforehand; for example, Group 1’s mean is greater than Group 2’s mean. This is also called a one-tailed test of significance.
A research study that follows over time groups of individuals who are alike in many ways but differ by a certain characteristic (for example, female nurses who smoke and those who do not smoke) and compares them for a particular outcome (such as lung cancer).
The participant does not know whether he or she has been allocated to a treatment or control group.
The most powerful experimental design because it allows for the inference of causation. The participants are randomly chosen from a population and randomly assigned to one of two (or more) groups, usually an experimental group that receives some treatment and a control group that receives a placebo.
A research study in which the medical records of groups of individuals who are alike in many ways but differ by a certain characteristic (for example, female nurses who smoke and those who do not smoke) are compared for a particular outcome (such as lung cancer). This is also called a historic cohort study.
A parameter that is equal to the number of observations or groups in a study minus some value(s) that limit the observations' or groups' freedom to vary.
The starting point in scientific research where the experimenter assumes there is no effect of the treatment or no relationship between the two variables.
Neither the participant nor the treatment allocator knows whether the participant has been allocated to a treatment or control group.
A research study that involves a single observation (such as an interview or questionnaire), which may be useful to determine how variables affect each other at the same time and period.

32 Clues: The most frequently occurring score. • The arithmetical average of a group of scores. • The degree of relationship between two variables. • A parameter of variability of data about the mean score. • The probability of results of the experiment being attributed to chance. • The extent to which the result cannot be attributed to error in sampling or measurement. • ...

Technique Terminology 2022-03-14

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person who creates movement
To disengage from the floor/ to brush
to chase the leg
fast movement that increases the heart rate
moving one part of the body at a time
to increase flexibility and elongate muscles
To turn on one leg
to hold/elongate a movement

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Alignment of the spine
How to CARRY weight in the arms
traveling step alternating front and back
To bend at the knees
the foundation of learning steps
position of the foot to the knee "P"
to shrink
parts of the foot; toe, ____, and heel
To rise
to stretch through the ankle
to grow
When the feet are facing forward with out intersecting
position of your hips and legs in movement

21 Clues: To rise • to grow • to shrink • to chase the leg • To turn on one leg • To bend at the knees • Alignment of the spine • person who creates movement • to hold/elongate a movement • to stretch through the ankle • How to CARRY weight in the arms • the foundation of learning steps • position of the foot to the knee "P" • To disengage from the floor/ to brush • ...

Technique Terminology 2022-03-14

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person who creates movement
To disengage from the floor/ to brush
to chase the leg
fast movement that increases the heart rate
moving one part of the body at a time
to increase flexibility and elongate muscles
To turn on one leg
to hold/elongate a movement

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Alignment of the spine
How to CARRY weight in the arms
traveling step alternating front and back
To bend at the knees
the foundation of learning steps
position of the foot to the knee "P"
to shrink
parts of the foot; toe, ____, and heel
To rise
to stretch through the ankle
to grow
When the feet are facing forward with out intersecting
position of your hips and legs in movement

Criminal Terminology 2025-06-03

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A law enforcement officer working secretly to gather evidence or information.
The formal reading of charges in court, where the defendant enters a plea.
Illegal or not permitted by law.
Corpus: A legal order requiring that a person be brought before a judge to determine whether their detention is lawful.
A serious crime, usually punishable by imprisonment for over one year or by death.
Attorney: A lawyer who represents the defendant in criminal cases.
A claim made in a case that has not yet been proven or verified.
Bond: Payment or promise to the court ensuring a defendant will show up for all required hearings, which may be lost if they fail to appear.
Evidence based on what someone else has said, rather than firsthand knowledge.
The act of providing evidence that suggests someone is guilty of a crime.
A legal judgment that a defendant is not guilty of the crime with which they were charged.
A person who is fleeing from law enforcement to avoid prosecution or punishment.
Money or property given to the court to ensure that a defendant returns for their trial.
Another individual charged in the same criminal case.
A period of supervised release granted instead of jail time, typically with conditions.
To send a case back to a lower court for further action.
The state of being imprisoned.
Offense: A crime punishable by the death penalty.
Guilty: A plea indicating that the defendant denies the charges.
A group of citizens selected to hear evidence and render a verdict in a criminal trial.
A violation of a law or ordinance.
A formal charge or accusation of a crime, typically issued by a grand jury.
Warrant: A warrant issued directly by a judge for an individual’s arrest.
A formal request made to a court for a ruling or order.
The determination of the punishment for a convicted criminal.

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A legal order requiring someone to testify in court or produce evidence.
Rights: The rights read to an individual upon arrest, informing them of their right to remain silent and have an attorney.
Evidence: Evidence that suggests a fact is true but does not directly prove it.
A person or entity accused of committing a crime.
A written statement made under oath, used as evidence in court.
A less severe crime, typically punishable by imprisonment for less than one year.
A formal declaration of truth, often made under penalty of perjury.
A statement made under oath, typically during a trial.
The act of providing testimony or evidence that implicates oneself in a crime.
of Justice: An act of interfering with or hindering the investigation or prosecution of a crime.
The act of holding a defendant in custody, usually before a trial or sentencing.
The unlawful taking of someone else's property with the intent to permanently deprive them of it.
The legal process of transferring a suspect from one jurisdiction to another for prosecution.
A monetary penalty imposed as punishment for a criminal offense.
A legal order issued by a judge or magistrate authorizing law enforcement to make an arrest or conduct a search.
A list of cases to be heard by a court or the schedule of a specific case.
Bargain: An agreement in which the defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge or receives a reduced sentence in exchange for cooperation.
A document, object, or other item presented as evidence during a trial.
A formal accusation of a crime.
Jury: A group of citizens who review evidence to decide whether there is enough to charge someone with a crime.
The legal process by which each party in a case learns the evidence the other side will present.
A request made to a higher court to review and change the decision of a lower court.
Marshals: Federal officers responsible for apprehending fugitives, transporting prisoners, and maintaining security in federal courts.
The defendant's formal response to criminal charges (e.g., guilty, not guilty, no contest).
Contendere: A plea in which the defendant does not admit guilt but also does not contest the charges.
Communications: Private communications that have been captured or monitored by authorities, often as part of an investigation.
A lawyer who represents the government and brings charges against the defendant in criminal cases.
The decision reached by a jury or judge in a criminal case.
A breach of a law or regulation.
(Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act): A federal law targeting organized crime and related offenses.
A public official with authority to preside over legal proceedings.
Offense: A crime that violates federal law, as opposed to state or local laws.
Anything presented in court to establish the truth of a matter in dispute.
A verdict or admission of having committed the crime with which one is charged.
A formal declaration that someone is guilty of a crime.

60 Clues: The state of being imprisoned. • A formal accusation of a crime. • Illegal or not permitted by law. • A breach of a law or regulation. • A violation of a law or ordinance. • A person or entity accused of committing a crime. • Offense: A crime punishable by the death penalty. • Another individual charged in the same criminal case. • ...

College Terminology 2025-07-15

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An area of study selected by a student
Describes sorority or fraternity life at college
Electronic signature on the FAFSA
A college may withdraw its offer of admission to students"
Granted to students who do not meet the stated requirements of the college but are admitted with conditions
A two-year college with low tuition, where students can obtain an associate's degree and transfer with credits to a four-year college
One of the tests used to assess college readiness. Each section is scored from 1 to 36 with a composite score from 1 to 36
Form of scheduling used in many high schools and colleges, where students complete two in one year
Cost of attending college
A loan available from the federal government to students w ho meet minimum requirements. This must be paid back
An extracurricular activities sheet or a resume

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A grant available from the federal government for students who meet the minimum requirements. This does not have to be paid back
Long essay on most college applications where students are given the opportunity to demonstrate their passion and personality
Loan that may be subsidized and unsubsidized, that students can take out for tuition and expenses. This must be paid back.
Term used that encompasses both grants and loans available to students to use to pay for college
It is a college setting where students typically commute between home and the campus
Record of you courses and grades
A criterion that gives students who parents attended a college an advantage in the admissions process
A paid or unpaid placement with a professional in an area ofinterest where the student can learn about the job and gain experience
Eight prestigious colleges in the Northeast

20 Clues: Cost of attending college • Record of you courses and grades • Electronic signature on the FAFSA • An area of study selected by a student • Eight prestigious colleges in the Northeast • An extracurricular activities sheet or a resume • Describes sorority or fraternity life at college • A college may withdraw its offer of admission to students" • ...

Meat terminology 2025-07-15

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A meat cut with a bone, often grilled
A prized cut found in both pork and beef
High-heat cooking over open flames
A tender cut of beef from the back
Meat that comes from cattle
Meat from an older sheep
An edible part of the head, considered offal
A dry heat cooking method, ideal for large cuts
Offal often used in pies
Slow cooking in liquid, often for tough cuts
A common poultry meat

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A type of offal, high in iron
Small, thin slices of meat, often crumbed
Meat from a young sheep
Meat that comes from deer
A tough beef cut, often slow-cooked
A cut from the rear of beef or lamb
Meat that comes from pigs
Cook meat slowly in a small amount of liquid
A delicate offal cut, not sweet and not bread

20 Clues: A common poultry meat • Meat from a young sheep • Meat from an older sheep • Offal often used in pies • Meat that comes from deer • Meat that comes from pigs • Meat that comes from cattle • A type of offal, high in iron • High-heat cooking over open flames • A tender cut of beef from the back • A tough beef cut, often slow-cooked • A cut from the rear of beef or lamb • ...

Yearbook Terminology 2025-08-08

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shot a student or faculty portrait
page number and spread identification
copy that describes and explains a picture
secondary headline or title
color full color pages
central idea or concept that unifies the yearbook
author’s name appearing after body copy
shows the layout and organization of all the pages in a yearbook
16 pages
unit of measure in graphic design

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a line of type visibly shorter than other lines in the column
a smaller, related story
texture or pattern embossed on the cover
8 pages
color a second color applied to black and white pages
fold between two pages when the pages are bound
extending picture beyond the external margin
quote quotation displayed in larger type
copy the main story on a spread
space blank area of a spread free of pictures or copy
two facing pages

21 Clues: 8 pages • 16 pages • two facing pages • color full color pages • a smaller, related story • secondary headline or title • copy the main story on a spread • unit of measure in graphic design • shot a student or faculty portrait • page number and spread identification • author’s name appearing after body copy • texture or pattern embossed on the cover • ...

Pathophysiology Terminology 2025-08-08

Pathophysiology Terminology crossword puzzle

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cause of disease is unknown
pathological changes, but now obvious manifestations
early development of disease; signs absent or nonspecific
Origins of Disease
"silent stage" of disease
relative number of deaths resulting from disease
Likelihood of recovery
Short Term, Severe symptoms
cellular level
identification of disease
system level

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disease rates within a group
maximize recovery
Long Term, vague symptoms
worsening of severity
Cause of disease
clinical evidence with signs and symptoms
period which manifestations subside
something that increases likelihood of developing disease (2 words)
objective indicators of disease
subjective data of disease
specific local change in a tissue
new secondary or additional problems
collection of signs and symptoms
cause of disease related to error, treatment, or procedure
excision of living tissue

26 Clues: system level • cellular level • Cause of disease • maximize recovery • Origins of Disease • worsening of severity • Likelihood of recovery • Long Term, vague symptoms • "silent stage" of disease • excision of living tissue • identification of disease • subjective data of disease • cause of disease is unknown • Short Term, Severe symptoms • disease rates within a group • ...

Stripe Terminology 2022-09-01

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Workflow that may pose an elevated loss risk due to operational risk
A group organized for purposes other than generating profit
Tag applying to an IP address on a known VPN
Someone who has been entrusted with a prominent public function and is more at risk for bribery and corruption
Acronym for a virtual private network used to mask IP address locations
The first 6 digits of a credit card number
A business owned by one person in which there is no legal distinction between the owner and the business entity
Acronym for the part of the world encompassing Europe, the Middle East and Africa
System that allows an acquiring partner look up whether another acquiring partner has terminated a merchant in the past and the reason for said termination
The bureau of the US Department of the Treasury that collects and analyzes information about financial transactions in order to combat domestic and international money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes
Occurs if a customer disputes a purchase made using their credit card, claiming that it was fraudulent or made without their permission
Report made by a financial institution about suspicious or potentially suspicious activity
Acronym for the part of the world encompassing Latin America

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Penalties or other means of enforcement used to provide incentives for obedience with the law, or with rules and regulations
Workflow that deals with Stripe's ability to bank a customer
Memos on an account meant to drawn attention of special handling requirements
Type of company that can make a profit, be taxed, and can be held legally liable?
Search to determine a businesses online presence (social media, forum posts, articles, etc.)
Accounts that are associated with each other
Acronym for part of the world near the western Pacific Ocean
Wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.
The US version of a Private Limited Company
The unique ID associated with a computer
Used to determine the validity of card numbers and is a workflow on Stripe

24 Clues: The unique ID associated with a computer • The first 6 digits of a credit card number • The US version of a Private Limited Company • Accounts that are associated with each other • Tag applying to an IP address on a known VPN • A group organized for purposes other than generating profit • Workflow that deals with Stripe's ability to bank a customer • ...

Livestock Terminology 2022-09-19

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female cattle with no offspring
male horse under 4 yrs old
male goat
female horse under 3 yrs old
male chicken
female horse over 3 yrs old
male cattle not castrated
adult female pig
young female pig no offspring
female sheep
female chicken
baby goat
castrated male chicken

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baby chicken
male horse over 4 yrs old
baby pig
adult male swine castrated
female cattle with offspring
adult male swine not castrated
baby sheep
male sheep
female goat
male cattle castrated
male horse castrated

24 Clues: baby pig • male goat • baby goat • baby sheep • male sheep • female goat • baby chicken • male chicken • female sheep • female chicken • adult female pig • male horse castrated • male cattle castrated • castrated male chicken • male horse over 4 yrs old • male cattle not castrated • male horse under 4 yrs old • adult male swine castrated • female horse over 3 yrs old • female cattle with offspring • ...

Livestock Terminology. 2022-08-22

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A female goat or rabbit
Castrated cattle
A baby Goat
A baby male goat
Castrated chicken
Baby cattle
Male chicken
Female pig that has farrowed
Adult female horse
Baby sheep
A castrated male goat or sheep
A young female that has not calved.
Adult male horse
Young male horse

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A baby female goat
Young female horse
A male goat or rabbit
Young poultry (specifically chickens)
Male Swine
Female cattle that has calved
Baby horse
castrated male horse
Male Sheep
Female sheep
Castrated pig
Young female pig that has not farrowed
Male cattle
Female chicken
Baby rabbit
Baby Swine

30 Clues: Male Swine • Baby horse • Male Sheep • Baby sheep • Baby Swine • A baby Goat • Baby cattle • Male cattle • Baby rabbit • Male chicken • Female sheep • Castrated pig • Female chicken • Castrated cattle • A baby male goat • Adult male horse • Young male horse • Castrated chicken • A baby female goat • Young female horse • Adult female horse • castrated male horse • A male goat or rabbit • A female goat or rabbit • ...

Military Terminology 2022-11-09

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This is the state that the Air Force Academy is located in.
How many years of active duty must you complete following your time at an Academy?
This is a way to become an officer. You attend a traditional 4 year university and train weekly to be in the military.
This branch of the military protects our interests space
This is a part-time service that exists in all branches. You will serve near your hoe. This is different than the National Guard because you were previously serving as Active Duty.
This post-9/11 bill can cover 100% of your tuition at a public university, as well as giving you a monthly stipend and money for books and technology.
If you join the military after college, this program will assist you with your student loans.
This branch of the military is part-time service that reports to their state first. They are often used in times of National Emergencies.
This type of military personnel has joined the Army. They went directly to boot camp and then joined a military unit. They did not attend ROTC, an Academy, or have completed Officer Training School
This branch of the military serves to defend our nation as our primary ground force.
A _________ from a member of the House of Represatives or a Senator is one of the requirements to apply to an Academy.
This branch of military is often the first branch on the ground in a conflict, they also assist the Navy.
This is a test required for entry into many positions in local, state, and federal government.

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This branch of the military defends the United States through air warfare and air defense.
You need to be at least 18 to join all branches of the military
This type of military personnel has gone through ROTC training, an Academy, or attended Officer Training School.
True/False You must be a citizen of the United States to become a member of the military
This is the "Armed Services Aptitude Battery" test. This is required to gain entry to the military.
This is the state that the Naval Academy is located in
The typical time commitment for the National Guard is ______ years.
This branch of military guards our coast and ensures maritime law enforcement
Once you sign your commitment to the military you essentially have to complete this, you can't just quit
This means you are serving full-time in one of the branches of the military
This branch of the military maintains the seas, both nationally and internationally
This post 9/11 GI Bill pays your tuition at a _______ institution.
ROTC scholarships cover room and board
This is a form of tuition reimbursement up to $4,500 a year, and is for all branches of the military including the National Guard.

27 Clues: ROTC scholarships cover room and board • This is the state that the Naval Academy is located in • This branch of the military protects our interests space • This is the state that the Air Force Academy is located in. • You need to be at least 18 to join all branches of the military • This post 9/11 GI Bill pays your tuition at a _______ institution. • ...

Theatre Terminology 2022-01-28

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An actor draws attention to themselves away from the main action on stage
Profile facing the back corners of the stage away from the audience
When an actor turns toward the audience to improve sightlines
Profile direction where the actor is facing upstage with their back fully to the audience
Style of theatre after the Medieval times and used theatre as entertainment rather than Bible stories
Profile direction facing the audience
Style of stage with audience sitting higher than ground level stage and seating all around or at three sides of the stage
The name of the narrator character in Greek and classic dramas
The first Greek actor and where we get the word thespians
moving from one area of the stage to the next

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Profile facing stage right
Move made by another actor to even out the stage picture
Areas off the main stage used for performers preparing to enter or storage for sets and props
Style of theatre in the 1800s that included music, overacting, and the triumph of good over evil
stage areas not part of the house or main stage. Examples are dressing rooms, storage areas, etc.
Style of stage where the stage protrudes into the audience. The audience is seated on three sides of the stage and can be right next to the stage.
Profile facing the corners of the stage toward the audience
Style of stage with an architectural frame. Stage area is deep in the back and sometimes has a slanted floor going down toward the audience. Includes wings, apron, and curtains traditionally.
The direction an actor faces
Profile facing stage left
large pieces of fabric used to close specific areas of the stage for story effect
Front of a proscenium stage past the curtain or main stage area

22 Clues: Profile facing stage left • Profile facing stage right • The direction an actor faces • Profile direction facing the audience • moving from one area of the stage to the next • Move made by another actor to even out the stage picture • The first Greek actor and where we get the word thespians • Profile facing the corners of the stage toward the audience • ...

Photography Terminology 2022-02-01

Photography Terminology crossword puzzle

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the camera setting that controls its sensitivity to light
the part of the camera that determines how much control a photography has over their three main settings
the length of time the camera shutter is open, exposing light onto the camera sensor
necessary attachment to the front of a camera that determines the frame perspective of the photograph
the part of the camera which controls shutter speed
Camera mode in which photographer has full control over the main three camera settings: aperture, shutter speed and ISO
the fluctuating way in which aperture, shutter speed and ISO all work together to affect how bright or dark a photo is
the section of a photo that is sharp and most clear
the part of the camera that initiates taking a photo
visual distortion that can occur in low light photography conditions
the part of the camera that allows the photographer to see the photo they are about to take

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color scale that allows the photographer to control the warmness or coolness of a photo’s white balance
a mounting point on the top of a camera to attach a flash unit and other compatible accessories
positioning and arranging the objects in the frame in such a way that the viewer’s eye is automatically drawn to the most interesting or significant area of the capture
the process of removing unrealistic color casts, so that objects which appear white in person are rendered white in your photo
an effective way to frame elements of a photograph based on an imaginary grid
Digital Single Lens Reflex Camera
the amount of light which reaches the sensor of the camera or film
the distance from the optical center of the lens to the imaging sensor, usually measured in millimeters
screen used to see current camera settings and review photos/videos that have already been taken
part of the camera used to review photos and videos that have been saved to the memory card
the opening in a lens through which light passes to enter the camera; also known as the pupil of the camera
determining factor of what portion of the photo is sharp and in focus
file format for lossy and compressed image data
part of the camera that allows the photographer to delete photos or videos from memory card
file format for unprocessed data received by the camera

26 Clues: Digital Single Lens Reflex Camera • file format for lossy and compressed image data • the part of the camera which controls shutter speed • the section of a photo that is sharp and most clear • the part of the camera that initiates taking a photo • file format for unprocessed data received by the camera • the camera setting that controls its sensitivity to light • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-01-25

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young male sheep
young male horse
mature female goose
female rabbit
newborn fish
female sheep
castrated chicken
mature male turkey
young male cow
mature male swine
castrated horse
young male goat
newborn turkey

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male goose
castrated swine
castrated male cow
female sheep
female goat
young male/female fish
castrated sheep
mature male goat
newborn goat
young female horse
young female swine
mature female cow

25 Clues: male goose • female goat • female sheep • newborn fish • female sheep • newborn goat • female rabbit • young male cow • newborn turkey • castrated swine • castrated sheep • castrated horse • young male goat • young male sheep • young male horse • mature male goat • castrated chicken • mature male swine • mature female cow • castrated male cow • mature male turkey • young female horse • young female swine • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-01-25

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young male cow
castrated male chicken
birth term for swine
mature female goat
birth term for fish
young male chicken
birth term for goats
mature male goose
newborn fish
castrated male sheep
young female chicken

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young female swine
newborn rabbit
birth term for horse
mature female goose
birth term for dairy-cattle
young male swine
mature female chicken
mature female hose
mature male duck
young female horse
newborn goat
young female sheep
young male sheep
young male horse

25 Clues: newborn goat • newborn fish • young male cow • newborn rabbit • young male swine • mature male duck • young male sheep • young male horse • mature male goose • young female swine • mature female hose • mature female goat • young female horse • young male chicken • young female sheep • mature female goose • birth term for fish • birth term for horse • birth term for swine • birth term for goats • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-01-25

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mature male cattle
mature male turkey
a mature female goose
castrated male swine
newborn goose
3months, 3 weeks, 3 days
duck birth term
young female cattle
young female goat
mature female goat
young female chicken
fish birth term
newborn goat
newborn chicken
young male/female fish
newborn rabbit

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sheep birth term
mature male swine
a castrated male cow
mature female cattle
horse birth term
mature female goose
young female sheep
castrated male horse
swine birth term
newborn cattle
mature male goose
goat birth term
mature male rabbit
castrated male chicken
mature female turkey
cattle dairy/beef birth term
newborn fish

33 Clues: newborn goat • newborn fish • newborn goose • newborn cattle • newborn rabbit • duck birth term • goat birth term • fish birth term • newborn chicken • sheep birth term • horse birth term • swine birth term • mature male swine • mature male goose • young female goat • mature male cattle • mature male turkey • young female sheep • mature male rabbit • mature female goat • mature female goose • ...

Veterinary Terminology 2022-01-27

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A device that determines respiratory rate and end tidal CO2
Procedure used to visually examine internal body structures in motion using radiation to project images on a fluorescent screen.
Abbreviation for Both ears
Abnormally slow breathing
Continous rate infusion
Abnormal heart rhythm
ELectrocardiograph
A stethoscope that is inserted down the esophagus to provide audible heart sounds
Removal of cells or tissues for examination
difficult breathing
suspension of breathing
"Bed sores"
Away from
Abbreviation for Left ear
Surgical incision into an intestine.
Abbreviation for Right ear
Capillary refill time
A colorless solution of formaldehyde used as a preservative for biological specimens.
Partial or complete collapse of the lung.
removal of tissue and foreign material to aid healing
precautions to prevent infection.

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Induced loss of feeling or awareness
The procedure of visually examining inside the body.
Condition of having a short face
things that animals eat/swallow other than food/treats
That part of the anesthetic machine in which the flow of gases is directed through two unidirectional valves, one in an expiratory and one in an inspiratory tube.
A sterilization unit that creates high pressurized steam
disturbance in the heart rhythm resulting in fewer heartbeats than normal
"cone of shame"
Cloth(s) arranged over a patient’s body to provide a sterile field around the area
An incision into the abdominal cavity, also called a laparotomy.
Air in the pathway of the respiratory system that does not contribute to gas exchange
Release of breath
chemical agent that kills or prevents the growth of microorganisms
listening to heart or lung sounds
brain and spinal cord
Lying on back
Slow heart rate
Difficult or labored breathing during expiration.
Pain relief
Respiratory system injury following excessive circuit pressure changes

41 Clues: Away from • "Bed sores" • Pain relief • Lying on back • "cone of shame" • Slow heart rate • Release of breath • ELectrocardiograph • difficult breathing • Abnormal heart rhythm • brain and spinal cord • Capillary refill time • Continous rate infusion • suspension of breathing • Abnormally slow breathing • Abbreviation for Left ear • Abbreviation for Both ears • Abbreviation for Right ear • ...

Vet Terminology 2022-01-26

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both ears
cloth over a patients body to provide a sterile area
short and wide muzzle (ex. pug)
ex.penny dog swallowed
instrument used to control bleeding
loss of blood
percentage of erythrocytes in the blood
time required to refill capillaries
stomach fills with air and expands
breathing out
relating to the stomach/intestines
listening to heart or lung sounds
a preservative for biological specimen
loss of feeling or awareness
low heart rate
surgical incision in the intestine
surgical incision in the stomach
without
blood protein that transports oxygen
number of times the heart contracts and relaxes per minute

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used to visualize internal body structures in motion
stomach
a sterilization unit
difficult
pain relief
rescue
suspension of breathing
irregular heartbeat
removal of
left ear
visually examining inside the body
brain and spinal cord
right ear
removal of cells or tissues for examination
slow breathing
away from
commonly called an e-collar
drugs given over length of time
fast heart rate
device that determine respitory rate
air in the respitroy system

41 Clues: rescue • stomach • without • left ear • both ears • difficult • right ear • away from • removal of • pain relief • loss of blood • breathing out • slow breathing • low heart rate • fast heart rate • irregular heartbeat • a sterilization unit • brain and spinal cord • ex.penny dog swallowed • suspension of breathing • commonly called an e-collar • air in the respitroy system • loss of feeling or awareness • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-02-14

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castrated male horse
castrated male rabbit
merino, suffolk, and hampshires
mature male turkey
female cattle that has had a baby
mature male rabbit
young female chicken
young female horse
uncastrated male horse
young male chicken
mature female chicken
a male swine that can reproduce

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baby goat
a mature female sheep
young female pig
female cattle that hasn't had a baby
scientific name for a calf
scientific name for turkey
young/baby sheep
mature male goat
castrated male turkey
group of rabbits
baby turkey
a group of sheep
castrated male goat
baby rabbit

26 Clues: baby goat • baby turkey • baby rabbit • young female pig • young/baby sheep • mature male goat • group of rabbits • a group of sheep • mature male turkey • mature male rabbit • young female horse • young male chicken • castrated male goat • castrated male horse • young female chicken • a mature female sheep • castrated male rabbit • castrated male turkey • mature female chicken • uncastrated male horse • ...

Guitar Terminology 2022-04-21

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Note lengths that relate to a steady pulse.
Loud acoustic guitar from the 40's.
To push or pull the string from one position to another.
Used to shorten the neck.
Decoration surrounding the tone hole.
Where the neck meets the body.
Holds the bottom end of the strings.
To move your hand up or down the neck.
Lines and spaces for music notes.
Receives the vibration from an electric guitar.
Where the frets are located.
Holds the strings up off the neck.

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The most common type of chord.
Fender electric guitar.
A symbol for a sound.
Chord you can move up and down the neck
note that gets one count of time.
note that gets four counts of time.
What classical guitar strings are mad of.
Shortcut for writing music that uses numbers.
Makes the sound on a guitar.
Gibson electric guitar
note that gets two counts of time.
a bent piece of wood.

24 Clues: A symbol for a sound. • a bent piece of wood. • Gibson electric guitar • Fender electric guitar. • Used to shorten the neck. • Makes the sound on a guitar. • Where the frets are located. • The most common type of chord. • Where the neck meets the body. • note that gets one count of time. • Lines and spaces for music notes. • note that gets two counts of time. • ...

Aviation Terminology 2022-04-25

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Weather condition where there is a thick cloud of tiny water droplets
The act of increasing aircraft altitude
A device that controls the amount of power outputted by the engine
Tail of the airplane
Building where airplanes are stored and worked on
Manual that is used for Aircraft maintenance
Civil Aviation Authority
Maximum take-off weitght
An aircraft propelled by one or more jet engines
Used to remove old sealant
You must ....... down bolts after finishing the installation
Minimum equipment list
Structure repair manual
Aircraft type that begins with B
Federal Aviation Agency
Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systemst
The paved area at an airport where aircraft park, fuel, load and unload
Auxilary power unit

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The compartment where the pilots are
Violent shift in air flow
Part cataloge
A company or organization that offers regularly scheduled flights and routes
Used on screws
Certificate of Airworthiness
Word for changing out something broken
The road that airplanes and cars drive on
national Aviation Authority
Tool that you use to hit something
Something unusable and needs to be thrown away
High lift devices on airplane wings
... cargo compartment is at the rear of the plane
The central portion of an aircraft
Used to lift the plane up
Aircraft type that begins with A
goods carried by an airplane
Very high Frequency
European Union Aviation Safety Agency
International Civil Aviation Organization

38 Clues: Part cataloge • Used on screws • Very high Frequency • Auxilary power unit • Tail of the airplane • Minimum equipment list • Structure repair manual • Federal Aviation Agency • Civil Aviation Authority • Maximum take-off weitght • Violent shift in air flow • Used to lift the plane up • Used to remove old sealant • national Aviation Authority • Certificate of Airworthiness • ...

Aviation Terminology 2022-04-25

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national Aviation Authority
Structure repair manual
Manual that is used for Aircraft maintenance
Aircraft type that begins with B
The compartment where the pilots are
Federal Aviation Agency
The road that airplanes and cars drive on
The central portion of an aircraft
... cargo compartment is at the rear of the plane
Auxilary power unit
Wind that is blowing perpendicular to the aircraft course
Used on screws
International Civil Aviation Organization
An aircraft propelled by one or more jet engines
Building where airplanes are stored and worked on
Weather condition where there is a thick cloud of tiny water droplets
Part cataloge
Maximum take-off weight
Word for changing out something broken
Tool that you use to hit something
Violent shift in air flow
Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systems
High lift devices on airplane wings

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A company or organization that offers regularly scheduled flights and routes
goods carried by an airplane
A streak of condensed water vapour in the air due to the heat produced by aircraft engines
The act of increasing aircraft altitude
Civil Aviation Authority
Used to remove old sealant
Tail of the airplane
The paved area at an airport where aircraft park, fuel, load and unload
Something unusable and needs to be thrown away
You must ....... down bolts after finishing the installation
Used to lift the plane up
Very high Frequency
A device that controls the amount of power outputted by the engine
Certificate of Airworthiness
Aircraft type that begins with A
Minimum equipment list
European Union Aviation Safety Agency

40 Clues: Part cataloge • Used on screws • Auxilary power unit • Very high Frequency • Tail of the airplane • Minimum equipment list • Structure repair manual • Federal Aviation Agency • Maximum take-off weight • Civil Aviation Authority • Used to lift the plane up • Violent shift in air flow • Used to remove old sealant • national Aviation Authority • goods carried by an airplane • ...

Disease Terminology 2022-03-29

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study of the causes of disease
prediction of disease course
the total number of cases of a disease in a given population at a certain time
a disease that may be transmitted between animals and humans
present from birth
caused by pathogenic organisms
presence of pus
equivalent to epidemic in humans
the number of new cases of a disease over a certain period
consequence of a disease
equivalent to endemic in humans
without symptoms
the ratio of sick animals to well in a population
a tender, fluid-filled pocket that forms in tissue, usually due to infection

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a disease-producing organism
harmful, life-threatening
a treatment that gives relief, usually without removing the cause of the disease
referring to a disease of spontaneous origin
severe, rapid onset with short duration
of long duration
ability of a microorganism to cause disease
death of a portion of the body
treatment to prevent disease
the treatment of disease
spread from one person to another
relating to fever
a bruise
subjective evidence of disease
visible, readily observed externally
a wound or injury

30 Clues: a bruise • presence of pus • of long duration • without symptoms • relating to fever • a wound or injury • present from birth • the treatment of disease • consequence of a disease • harmful, life-threatening • a disease-producing organism • prediction of disease course • treatment to prevent disease • study of the causes of disease • caused by pathogenic organisms • ...

Insurance Terminology 2022-12-29

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A health care program that provides health coverage to eligible low-income adults, children, pregnant women, elderly adults and people with disabilities.
Amount an insurance company will use to calculate the patient responsibility. This amount excludes contractual adjustments and non-covered charges.
Amount a patient is usually responsible for before their benefits will start to reimburse.
Federal program providing insurance coverage for the elderly (age 65 or older),anyone who is permanently disabled or with end stage renal disease(ESRD).
Form of insurance providing wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured in the course of employment in exchange for mandatory relinquishment of the employee's right to sue their employer for negligence.
The most the insured will pay for eligible/covered services in the benefit or plan year; after this amount is met, the insurance plan pays 100% of the covered cost.
Number given to a patient by their insurance carrier that identifies the group or plan under which they are covered.
Person who is eligible and entitled to Medicare benefits. This term can also be used for any person or entity covered under an insurance policy who receives benefits.
A document or statement sent by an insurance company to a patient and a provider explaining what medical treatments and/or services were paid for on the insured’s behalf.

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Amount of money an individual or business must pay for insurance coverage from an insurance carrier.
A type of savings account that lets someone set aside money on a pre-tax basis to pay for qualified medical expenses.
Percentage of coverage a patient is responsible for versus what the insurance company is responsible for, usually after the patient has met their deductible.
Requiring a general practitioner to see a patient before a specialist will set up a visit.
Occurs when a patient or a provider tries to convince an insurance company to allow a charge after it initially denied the charge.
Main individual covered under a group policy.
Responsible party for the patient (i.e., parents or guardian of a minor child.
Patients who do not have any insurance to bill. Providers can ask for money owed for services prior to the provider seeing the patient.
Health care program for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families around the world.
Unique number a patient or a company provides, for billing purposes, in order to receive healthcare from a provider.
A monetary charge health insurance plan may require be paid in order to receive a specific medical service or supply.
Standard billing form for facilities.

21 Clues: Standard billing form for facilities. • Main individual covered under a group policy. • Responsible party for the patient (i.e., parents or guardian of a minor child. • Requiring a general practitioner to see a patient before a specialist will set up a visit. • Amount a patient is usually responsible for before their benefits will start to reimburse. • ...

Science Terminology 2023-01-22

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nutrients we need in larger quantities that provide us with energy
help with body growth,development, and help to stay healthy.
triggers the release of dopamine
sign, Measures the body's most basic function
digestive enzyme in the stomach that break down proteins into smaller units
They decide the specific focuses of the organization
(new tissue) to replace lost or injured tissue.
basic unit of heredity passed from parent to child.
drug used to treat infections caused by bacteria and other microorganisms.
tax dollars,Health Canada is funded by
agent that cause disease to its host
that infect bacteria cells
wearable bionic device that uses a gesture-based human-machine interface.

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needed in smaller amounts
he method used to find the causes of health outcomes and diseases in populations
study of the origin and development of a disease
materials, restoring function and facilitating healing for people after injury or disease
that are formulated to kill harm, repel or mitigate one or more species
self-replicating material that is present in nearly all living organisms as the main constituent of chromosomes.
protein shell of a virus surrounding its nucleic acid
exoskeletons,wearable electromechanical devices that have been developed to enhance the physical performance of the wearer
therapy,the transplantation of normal genes into cells in place of missing or defective ones in order to correct genetic disorders.
a group of organic compounds which are essential for normal growth and nutrition and are required in small quantities in the diet because they cannot be synthesized by the body.
temperatures, Leading to dehydration and heat stroke

24 Clues: needed in smaller amounts • that infect bacteria cells • triggers the release of dopamine • agent that cause disease to its host • tax dollars,Health Canada is funded by • sign, Measures the body's most basic function • (new tissue) to replace lost or injured tissue. • study of the origin and development of a disease • basic unit of heredity passed from parent to child. • ...

Livestock Terminology 2023-01-13

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mature male pig
newborn chicken
cow process of birth
sheep process of birthing
mature male cow
mature male chicken
mature male horse
mature female sheep
young male goat
newborn horse
castrated male goat
mature female chicken
process of birthing pigs
mature female goat
newborn sheep
young female pig
newborn pig

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newborn cow
mature male goat
goat process of birthing
mature female cow
castrated male chicken
young male chicken
young female chicken
young male cow
castrated male pig
castrated male cow
mature female pig
young male horse
castrated male horse
castrated male sheep
young female cow
newborn goat
young female horse
process of birthing horses
uncastrated male sheep
mature female horse

37 Clues: newborn cow • newborn pig • newborn goat • newborn horse • newborn sheep • young male cow • mature male pig • newborn chicken • mature male cow • young male goat • mature male goat • young male horse • young female cow • young female pig • mature female cow • mature female pig • mature male horse • young male chicken • castrated male pig • castrated male cow • young female horse • mature female goat • ...

literary terminology 2023-01-25

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information on the jacket of a book that summarises the story
a particular type of text - for example adventure
a part of a story that goes back in time to explain an event
main events of story in the order that they appear in story
stories about imaginary characters and events
rules of how a story is told
ideas and details that readers have to work out for themselves from the text
time and place story occurs in
manner in which text is written
the dictionary definition of a word

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one who tells the story
directly stated information
an account of someone's life written by another person
thoughts and ideas connected to a specific word
a collection of poem or stories
a person who writes some text
main events of a story in chronological order
overall feeling a text conveys to the reader
includes setting, background and characters
a writer whose writing has officially been published

20 Clues: one who tells the story • directly stated information • rules of how a story is told • a person who writes some text • time and place story occurs in • a collection of poem or stories • manner in which text is written • the dictionary definition of a word • includes setting, background and characters • overall feeling a text conveys to the reader • ...

SNC4M Terminology 2022-06-13

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Enzyme that breaks down starch
Condition where the heart rate is above 100bpm
What brings blood back to the heart?
The building blocks of protein
Most accurate location to take temperature
Food additive that helps preserve its structure
Structure in the brain that thermoregulates our bodies
Electrocardiography is the long form of what?
What prevents food from entering the airway
Cells that are formed in bone marrow
Enzyme that breaks down fat

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Condition where the body temperature drops below 35C
What is the condition called when heart rate is below 60bpm
The carrier of a disease (ex. A mosquito)
Ball of food and saliva formed in the mouth
The four steps of ___ are exposure, adhesion, invasion, infection. (Study of disease etiology and progression)
What external barrier prevents pathogens from entering the body
In which virus replication cycle is the host cell not destroyed
A substance that increases rate of chemical reaction
___ gives specific instructions for proteins

20 Clues: Enzyme that breaks down fat • Enzyme that breaks down starch • The building blocks of protein • What brings blood back to the heart? • Cells that are formed in bone marrow • The carrier of a disease (ex. A mosquito) • Most accurate location to take temperature • Ball of food and saliva formed in the mouth • What prevents food from entering the airway • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-08-25

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scientific name for goats
male caprine capable of reproduction
castrated male bovine
male porcine capable of reproduction
adult female equine
immature ovine
immature equine
female caprine
immature caprine
scientific name for sheep
immature female equine
female that has farrowed
female that has not calved
scientific name of pigs
immature chicken
castrated male equine

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female that has not farrowed
immature male equine
female ovine
immature porcine
male equine capable of reproduction
male ovine capable of reproduction
castrated male porcine
male bovine capable of reproduction
term for any fowl raised for meat consumption
scientific name for cattle
immature bovine
male chicken capable of reproduction
castrated male ovine or caprine
castrated male chicken
female chicken
female that has calved
scientific name of horses

33 Clues: female ovine • immature ovine • female caprine • female chicken • immature equine • immature bovine • immature porcine • immature caprine • immature chicken • adult female equine • immature male equine • castrated male bovine • castrated male equine • castrated male porcine • immature female equine • castrated male chicken • female that has calved • scientific name of pigs • female that has farrowed • ...

poetic terminology 2022-08-28

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a comparison of an idea to an object using like or as
A situation or statement which contradicts itself
organisation of words to create a noticeable sound or pace
informal and everyday language
words with similar ending sounds
saying the same thing again
human characteristics given to a god, animal or object
two words placed together with differing meanings
lines which run on to the next line
An over the top exaggeration for effect
word or expressions repeated at the beginning of lines

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giving human qualities to something which does not live
a deliberate break in a sentence
a direct comparison of two ideas
two ideas side by side which contradict one another
words which sound like the effect they describe
the repetition of a vowel sound
the poet's attitude
a unit of poetry, like a paragraph in a story
Compare something unfamiliar with something familiar to help people understand
ideas or images which present the opposite side of something

21 Clues: the poet's attitude • saying the same thing again • informal and everyday language • the repetition of a vowel sound • a deliberate break in a sentence • a direct comparison of two ideas • words with similar ending sounds • lines which run on to the next line • An over the top exaggeration for effect • a unit of poetry, like a paragraph in a story • ...

Sport terminology 2022-12-05

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A punch delivered with an upwards motion
Hitting a baseball so it lands outside the play zone
A draw in chess
What your ex does when you try to message them after a week
Winning all four major championships in tennis in the same calendar season
When one boxer is unable to continue fighting
Making a maneuver so that the enemy king is under attack and cannot move or be protected
A serve that makes the ball move erratically without spin
A race that consissts of four stages. Ran by four people
When you are such a terrible shot and miss the hoop entirely
a serve that results directly in a point
A role where your job is to cover the entire court and make sure the ball doesn't land
Passing the ball for your homie to hit a jaw-dropping slam dunk

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To be in a winning position after being in a losing position
The crew coach and the one responsible for steering the shell
An opening where a plater sacrifices a piece for a more advantageus position
When a player scores 3 goals in one football game
Being the last person to pass the ball to someone before scoring
when you purposely take a loss in a match for a predetermined bribe or offer
A belt that shows you are a master of judo
A person who screams over a football game and you wonder if they know what they are talking about
A player whose goal is to stop the enemy's attempt to score a goal
A hockey puck is also named as
The determined amount of strokes a golfer should make to get the ball into the hole
Hockey player who bends their knees because they aren't that good of a skater/ being under the influence of sth. for x amount of days
A spherical object, that is used to swish hoops
A punch that is delivered with full force and total commitment
to give up
A person who is carrying or outperfroming their team
Structure designed to hold water and enable swimming

30 Clues: to give up • A draw in chess • A hockey puck is also named as • A punch delivered with an upwards motion • a serve that results directly in a point • A belt that shows you are a master of judo • When one boxer is unable to continue fighting • A spherical object, that is used to swish hoops • When a player scores 3 goals in one football game • ...

Ophthalmology Terminology 2022-12-05

Ophthalmology Terminology crossword puzzle

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light enters the eye through this
the most commonly found cancer of the eye
surgery that removes excess skin from the eyelids
removal of the globe contents
the white, tough outer layer of the eye
scan of the retinal layers
a condition that can cause the IOP to be increased
testing of the peripheral vision
end-stage ocular response to severe eye injury or disease damage
loss or lack of development of clear vision in one or both eyes
surgical procedure in which the eyelids sewn together

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a clogged sebaceous gland on the eyelid
a layer at the back of the eyeball where a visual image is formed
measurement of corneal thickness
the aging process of the crystalline lens is called a
the first anti-VEGF medication
double vision is also known as
a wing-like membrane that extends from the medial canthus and can reach the cornea
surgical procedure in which the eyelids are partially sewn together
removal of the entire globe of the eye
misalignment of the eyes

21 Clues: misalignment of the eyes • scan of the retinal layers • removal of the globe contents • the first anti-VEGF medication • double vision is also known as • measurement of corneal thickness • testing of the peripheral vision • light enters the eye through this • removal of the entire globe of the eye • a clogged sebaceous gland on the eyelid • ...

Broadcasting Terminology 2022-09-04

Broadcasting Terminology crossword puzzle

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writton out version of a news story
Interviews of random passers-by in a public space
network newscast beginning atthetop of the hour
recorded tune to introduce seg. of a broadcast
recorded segment of a newsmaker speaking
recorded sound that is not the anchor speaking
schedule of a broadcast hour
recorded report with only journalist's voice
report where journ. voice plays at beg. and end
first sentence of a news story
recorded commercial advertisement

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Unrecorded report read live by a journalist
unusual humorous feature at end of a nescast
title of a script
final words spoken by a journalist w/ name & CN
script of a news story where no actualities play
an individual piece of sound
a long form story
brief phrase told by anchor before playing a spot
the first words recorded on a cut
the last words recorded on a cut

21 Clues: title of a script • a long form story • an individual piece of sound • schedule of a broadcast hour • first sentence of a news story • the last words recorded on a cut • the first words recorded on a cut • recorded commercial advertisement • writton out version of a news story • recorded segment of a newsmaker speaking • Unrecorded report read live by a journalist • ...

Mammalian Terminology 2022-10-04

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Dead animals. Scavenging animals will feed on this.
an activity pattern in which the animal may be active for short periods, and inactive for longer periods. Usually driven by weather.
A breeding behavior displayed by bats, where both sexes gather in large numbers for reproduction, generally in the fall and followed by delayed implantation.
Underground lifestyle. These animals spend all or most of their time under the soil.
A group of babies born to a single mother in one pregnancy.
Period of fetal development in the womb. Active development.
animals most active during daylight hours
Short term hibernation, in which an animal reduces its temperature and metabolism to save energy, typically for a length of time measured in hours.
The process of fully transitioning offspring from a milk diet to a diet of natural foods.
A fixed location routinely used for urination or defecation by an animal.
Places of refuge in which animals hibernate.
Living under the snow, at the surface of the ground.

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An activity pattern associated with twilight hours. Animals are most active at dawn and dusk. Few mammals strictly follow this pattern, though many show peaks of activity during these times.
A hiding spot for food or the act of collecting and storing food for later use. Some animals store small amounts of food in many places, others store larger amounts in a single spot.
The diet of a mammal that consists of plant matter that is from trees or shrubs: Leaves, stems, buds, twigs, and bark. This is different from that of a grazer, which eats mostly grass.
a part of the breeding cycle in which a female is capable of becoming pregnant. Also referred to as "heat" in domestic animals.
When one species benefits through its relationship with another species without causing harm to either. Primarily used to describe species that live in close association with humans.
A physiological state in which body temperature and metabolism are lowered to conserve energy. An extended form of torpor which may last days or even months.
A locally extinct species
The movement of animals from one area to another, typically from the area of their birth to a new home range as they approach adulthood.
First part of a scientific name used by taxonomists to group a related species.
Animals most active during the night.
The act of giving birth.

23 Clues: The act of giving birth. • A locally extinct species • Animals most active during the night. • animals most active during daylight hours • Places of refuge in which animals hibernate. • Dead animals. Scavenging animals will feed on this. • Living under the snow, at the surface of the ground. • A group of babies born to a single mother in one pregnancy. • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-09-29

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MAle rabbit
MAle pig that has been castrated
Male pig domestic pig
Female rabbit
Male bovine that's beer castrated
Uncastated male
Goat under a year of age
Relating to rabbits
Relating to horses
Female grown chicks laying eggs
Young domestic chicken
When a cow gives birth to a calf

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Relating to or resembling pigs
Resembling pigs
Relating to caddle
Uncastrated male horse
Female horse
A male goat
Young female pg
Relating to sheep
Cattle that has Testocales not castrated

21 Clues: MAle rabbit • A male goat • Female horse • Female rabbit • Resembling pigs • Uncastated male • Young female pg • Relating to sheep • Relating to caddle • Relating to horses • Relating to rabbits • Male pig domestic pig • Uncastrated male horse • Young domestic chicken • Goat under a year of age • Relating to or resembling pigs • Female grown chicks laying eggs • MAle pig that has been castrated • ...

Animal Terminology 2022-09-28

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when rabbits give birth
castrated male bovine
an adult female pig that's had babies
young bovine less than a year old
uncastrated male pig
castrated male pig
relating to cattle
uncastrated male goat
castrated male goat
when a female bovine gives birth
relating to goats
young rabbit

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young female pig that hasn't been bread
goat under year of age
female rabbit
time between conception and birth
remove the testicles of a male animal
female bovine that hasn't calved
female bovine that has had a calf
birthing process of goats
relating to pigs
uncastrated male bovine
male rabit
female goat

24 Clues: male rabit • female goat • young rabbit • female rabbit • relating to pigs • relating to goats • castrated male pig • relating to cattle • castrated male goat • uncastrated male pig • castrated male bovine • uncastrated male goat • goat under year of age • when rabbits give birth • uncastrated male bovine • birthing process of goats • female bovine that hasn't calved • ...

Neuroanatomy Terminology 2022-09-08

Neuroanatomy Terminology crossword puzzle

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two main ones in the brain
point of communication between axon terminal and other structures
most superior part of brainstem,
going to the brain
toward the point of attachment
nerves extending outwards from spinal cord
higher level cognition, motor systems, basic expressive language
towards the tail
contains cell bodies, processes information
sensory relay station
triple layer of tissues surrounding entire brain and spinal cord
above
separates temporal from parietal and frontal
Brain, brainstem, spinal cord
receives signals from other neurons
motor control, behavior, and emotions
middle portion of brainstem
functions of movement
separates frontal and parietal lobes
back
going away from the brain
top of head (brain) or towards the backbone (body)
slice front from back
auditory processing, balance
massive white matter tract connecting left and right hemispheres
roughly associated with different functions, represent different cellular organizations

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controls vital body processes such as heart rate and blood pressure
support cells, provide structure and protection
post-central gyrus
towards the nose
bottom of head (brain) or toward the belly (body)
toward the bottom
contains cell axons, transmits signals between neurons and structures
coordination and movement
away from midline
visual processing
deep in sylvian fissure, speech motor control
away from point of attachment
toward the midline
primary sensory strip
fear and stress response system, basic emotions like hunger, fear
sends signals
within ventricles inside brain
6 layers of different connections and general functions
part of limbic system, involved in regulating body systems
bottom-most part of brain, where brain and spinal cord connect
slice through midline or side to side

47 Clues: back • above • sends signals • towards the nose • towards the tail • toward the bottom • away from midline • visual processing • post-central gyrus • going to the brain • toward the midline • sensory relay station • primary sensory strip • functions of movement • slice front from back • coordination and movement • going away from the brain • two main ones in the brain • middle portion of brainstem • ...

Livestock Terminology 2022-09-20

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a young bovine animal, especially a domestic cow or bull in its first year.
a male pig that has been castrated or rendered incapable of reproducing before he reaches sexual maturity.
an uncastrated male sheep.
an uncastrated male bovine animal.
relating to or resembling sheep.
a young female cow that has not borne a calf.
the birth of lambs on a farm.
of, affecting, or resembling a pig or pigs.
Young goat
a castrated ram.
a castrated animal, especially a male horse.

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Female goat
an uncastrated adult male horse.
the female of a horse or other equine animal.
a fully grown female animal of a domesticated breed of ox, kept to produce milk or beef.
(of a sow) give birth to (piglets).
an uncastrated domestic male pig.
a male domestic bovine animal that has been castrated and is raised for beef.
a female sheep.
relating to or resembling goats.
a young pig.
relating to or affecting horses or other members of the horse family.
adult female pigs that have farrowed one or more litters.
relating to or affecting cattle.
a young female pig.

25 Clues: Young goat • Female goat • a young pig. • a female sheep. • a castrated ram. • a young female pig. • an uncastrated male sheep. • the birth of lambs on a farm. • an uncastrated adult male horse. • relating to or resembling sheep. • relating to or resembling goats. • relating to or affecting cattle. • an uncastrated domestic male pig. • an uncastrated male bovine animal. • ...

Animal terminology 2023-02-01

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A Newly born chicken
A Young Chicken
Giving birth to piglets
A short name for a Billy Goat
A Young female pig
Scientific name for sheep
scientific name for a pig
A Young pig
A Young Female sheep
A young female pig that has not produced a litter of piglets
A Castrated male sheep
Scientific name for a goat
To Give birth to a goat
A Male Chicken

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Giving birth to a calf
The scientific name for a chicken
An uncastrated male Bovine
A female goat
A recently born Sheep
Scientific name for cattle
A Male Bovine that has been castrated
A Castrated male Goat
An uncastrated male sheep
The act of Giving birth to new chickens
a Young female cow that has not borne a calf

25 Clues: A Young pig • A female goat • A Male Chicken • A Young Chicken • A Young female pig • A Newly born chicken • A Young Female sheep • A recently born Sheep • A Castrated male Goat • Giving birth to a calf • A Castrated male sheep • Giving birth to piglets • To Give birth to a goat • Scientific name for sheep • scientific name for a pig • An uncastrated male sheep • An uncastrated male Bovine • ...

Listening Terminology 2025-11-11

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the underlying pulse in music
the volume of sound, described as loud or soft
the layers of sound, described as dense or sparse
the order things occur and the sections of a song, described as repeating or freeform
the 'height' of a set of notes, described as high or low
a series of notes going up
the speed of the beat, described as fast or slow
a series of notes going down
many layers
the sound quality of a sound, described as bright or mellow

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background part or not the main part
length the length of the notes, described as long or short
lively vibrant sparkling sound often higher in pitch
the length of sounds and silences
ideas that happen more than once
the relative highness or lowness of sounds
the main part
few layers
a structure with only new ideas and no repeating sections
the main series of notes you can hear, described as ascending or descending
warm less bright sound often lower in pitch

21 Clues: few layers • many layers • the main part • a series of notes going up • a series of notes going down • the underlying pulse in music • ideas that happen more than once • the length of sounds and silences • background part or not the main part • the relative highness or lowness of sounds • warm less bright sound often lower in pitch • the volume of sound, described as loud or soft • ...

animal terminology 2025-11-06

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Parturition of Horse
Correct name for Goats
Uncastrated Male Swine
Female w/o babies Horses
Parturition of Goat
Young male intact Horses
Female w/o babies Chickens
Castrated Male Beef
Newborn Beef
Castrated Male Sheep
Castrated Male Goats
Newborn Swine
Newborn Sheep
Female w/o babies Sheep
Uncastrated Male Beef
Correct name for Horses
Uncastrated Male Goats
Correct name for Chickens
Parturition of Hatching
Castrated Male Chickens
Parturition of Swine
Female w/ babies Horses
Female w/ babies Beef

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Female w/o babies Goats
Parturition of Sheep
Newborn Goats
Newborn Horses
Young male intact Chickens
Correct name for Beef
Young male intact Beef
Female w/ babies Goats
Uncastrated Male Chickens
Correct name for Swine
Female w/ babies Swine
Uncastrated Male Horses
Female w/ babies Sheep
Young male intact Sheep
Castrated Male Horses
Female w/ babies Chickens
Newborn Chickens
Female w/o babies Beef
Young male intact Goats
Parturition of Beef
Young male intact Swine
Female w/o babies Swine
Correct name for Sheep
Castrated Male Swine
Uncastrated Male Sheep

48 Clues: Newborn Beef • Newborn Goats • Newborn Swine • Newborn Sheep • Newborn Horses • Newborn Chickens • Parturition of Goat • Castrated Male Beef • Parturition of Beef • Parturition of Sheep • Parturition of Horse • Castrated Male Sheep • Castrated Male Goats • Castrated Male Swine • Parturition of Swine • Correct name for Beef • Castrated Male Horses • Uncastrated Male Beef • Female w/ babies Beef • ...

Terminology crossword 2025-11-18

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to be responsible for something
the right to vote
income and organization
obtain goods and services
an early model
useful or valuable thing
to be financially profitable
important city or town of a country or region
the activity or condition of competing
portion of something
exchange goods or services
the using of a resource
control over production

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partial ownership in a company
the action or process of innovating
spending more money than is being earned
a risky journey
view or description
a place were people buy and sell goods
money paid out from an account
a financial gain
providing something
new ideas,products or services within a company
people elected to govern a city or town
the process of financial

25 Clues: an early model • a risky journey • a financial gain • the right to vote • view or description • providing something • portion of something • income and organization • the using of a resource • control over production • useful or valuable thing • the process of financial • obtain goods and services • exchange goods or services • to be financially profitable • partial ownership in a company • ...

Grammar Terminology 2025-05-24

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a clause at the start of a sentence to give details about how, where or when something is happening
the words ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’ before a noun.
a figure of speech comparing two things that introduced by like or as
the use of a present tense auxiliary verb and a past tense main verb (I have walked)
something has happened and uses a past tense verb of ‘to be’ and the progressive form of the verb, usually including –ing.
punctuation to show extra information i.e commas, dashes and brackets
a feeling, concept or idea
words that describe the name of a group
extra information put in between two pieces of parenthesis, usually starting with the pronouns: that, who, which, whose or whom.
the use of a past tense auxiliary verb and a past tense main verb (I had walked)
figurative language to show
a doing word
a person, place or thing

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something has happened and uses a past tense verb of ‘to be’ and the progressive form of the verb, usually including –ing.
the single word past tense verb
a word to connect two main phrases
a group of letters that go in front of a root word to change its meaning
figurative language to show objects as if it had human features and characteristics.
the main part of a sentence containing a verb and a noun
a metaphoric phrase that has a particular meaning relating to it.
a word before a noun
a clause to give details about how, where or when something is happening
a group of letters that go after a root word to change its meaning
a group of words that cannot stand alone
a word that replaces the continuous use of a proper noun
a word the describes a verb or an adjective

26 Clues: a doing word • a word before a noun • a person, place or thing • a feeling, concept or idea • figurative language to show • the single word past tense verb • a word to connect two main phrases • words that describe the name of a group • a group of words that cannot stand alone • the words ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’ before a noun. • a word the describes a verb or an adjective • ...

CSI Terminology 2025-12-06

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Evidence allowing investigators to understand the actions that took place at the scene, such as a blood spatter pattern.
Evidence that will quickly lose its value if not preserved, such as blood in the rain.
Evidence that links a person or item to the crime scene.
Known material taken from a person with lawful access to the scene.
Print (finger, palm, or foot) not readily visible under normal lighting.
Objects retaining the characteristics of other objects pressed against them, like tool marks.
Small quantities of transferred material, like hair, paint chips, or fibers.
Documented process that verifies the chronological history and integrity of evidence.
Crime scene test providing basic, non-confirming information about a compound.
Possessing the potential to provide valuable details to an investigation.

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Physical evidence like bodily fluids from a human, plant, or animal.
Evidence of origin not yet determined, recovered from a crime scene or an offender.
Material from a verifiable source used to link an offender, scene, and/or victim to unknown evidence.
Theory that everyone entering or exiting a scene deposits or removes material.
Chemicals used with an alternate light source to reveal latent prints.
Special lighting device to locate and enhance evidence like fluids or fibers.
Unwanted transfer of material between two pieces of physical evidence.
Initial law enforcement or public safety officers arriving at a scene.
Known, uncontaminated material used for comparison to evidence.
Individuals like medical personnel, prosecutors, or evidence technicians involved in a scene.
Unwanted transfer of material to evidence, like adding your own fingerprint to a weapon.

21 Clues: Evidence that links a person or item to the crime scene. • Known, uncontaminated material used for comparison to evidence. • Known material taken from a person with lawful access to the scene. • Physical evidence like bodily fluids from a human, plant, or animal. • Chemicals used with an alternate light source to reveal latent prints. • ...

CSI Terminology 2025-12-07

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light source/A special lighting device that produces visible and invisible light at various wavelengths to help investigators locate and visually enhance items of evidence (e.g., fluids, fingerprints, clothing fibers).
Exchange Principle/the theory that every person who enters or exits an area will deposit or remove physical material from the scene.
print/A fingerprint, palm print or footprint that is not readily visible under normal lighting.
evidence/Physical evidence such as bodily fluids that originated from a human, plant or animal. of custody - The process used to maintain and document the chronological history of the evidence. Documents record the individual who collects the evidence and each person or agency that subsequently takes custody of it. This chain of custody verifies that the evidence being analyzed is the same evidence found at the scene and helps ensure there was no opportunity for the evidence to be tampered with.
sample/Material of a known source taken from a person who had lawful access to the scene.
responders/Individuals who are involved in an aspect of the crime scene, such as perimeter security, traffic control, media management, scene processing, and technical support, as well as prosecutors, medical personnel, medical examiners, coroners, forensic examiners, evidence technicians, and fire and rescue officers.
unwanted transfer of material from another source to a piece of physical evidence. The inadvertent touching of a weapon, thereby adding fingerprints to it is an example of evidence contamination.
evidence/Evidence which by its very nature or the conditions at the scene will lose its evidentiary value if not preserved and protected (e.g., blood in the rain).Unknown/questioned sample - evidence of unknown origin; these samples could be found at a crime scene, transferred to an offender during commission of a crime, or recovered from more than one crime scene.
evidence/Objects or materials that have retained the characteristics of other objects that have been physically pressed against them.

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the potential to provide details that are valuable to an investigation.
sample/Evidence of unknown origin; these samples could be found at a crime scene, transferred to an offender during commission of a crime, or recovered from more than one crime scene.
unwanted transfer of material between two or more sources of physical evidence. For example, improperly collecting biological evidence such as blood could lead to one sample mixing with another sample and contaminating both.Elimination sample - material of a known source taken from a person who had lawful access to the scene.
evidence/Any evidence that can link a person or an item to the scene of the crime.
sample/material from a verifiable/documented source which, when compared with evidence of an unknown source, shows an association or linkage between an offender, crime scene, and/or victim.
powders/Powder containing fluorescent chemicals that is applied to a surface to reveal latent prints; used in conjunction with an alternate light source.
sample/Material of a known source that presumably was uncontaminated during the commission of the crime.
evidence/Reconstructive evidence allows investigators to gain an understanding of the actions that took place at the scene; a broken window, a blood spatter pattern, bullet paths and shoe prints.
responders/The initial responding law enforcement officer(s) and/or other public safety official(s) or service provider(s) arriving at the scene prior to the arrival of the investigator(s) in charge.
evidence/Physical evidence that results from the transfer of small quantities of materials (e.g., hair, textile fibers, paint chips, glass fragments, gunshot residue particles).
test/A test that is typically conducted at a crime scene that provides investigators with basic information regarding the compound in question. Presumptive tests can typically reveal the class of evidence, but are unable to confirm the specific compounds of which it is comprised.

20 Clues: the potential to provide details that are valuable to an investigation. • evidence/Any evidence that can link a person or an item to the scene of the crime. • sample/Material of a known source taken from a person who had lawful access to the scene. • print/A fingerprint, palm print or footprint that is not readily visible under normal lighting. • ...

Animal Terminology 2025-10-30

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Mature Female Swine
Castrated Male Swine
Newborn Swine
Castrated Male Horse
Meat derived from cattle
Mature Male Swine
Castrated Male Goat
Newly hatched Chicken
Young Female Sheep
Young Intact Male Sheep
Mature Male Chicken
Young Female Horse
Female Chickens used for egg production
Meat Derived from Swine
Mature Female Goat
Meat from older sheep
Mature Female Chicken
Castrated Male Chicken

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Mature Female Cattle
Mature Male Horse
Mature Male Cattle
Young female chicken
Young Female Swine
Chickens raised for meat production
Castrated Male Sheep
Young Male Horse
Young Cattle
Mature Male Goat
Castrated Male Cattle
Young female turkey
Newborn Goat
Mature Female Horse
Mature Male Turkey
Newborn Horse
Mature Female Turkey

35 Clues: Young Cattle • Newborn Goat • Newborn Swine • Newborn Horse • Young Male Horse • Mature Male Goat • Mature Male Horse • Mature Male Swine • Mature Male Cattle • Young Female Swine • Young Female Sheep • Young Female Horse • Mature Female Goat • Mature Male Turkey • Mature Female Swine • Castrated Male Goat • Mature Male Chicken • Young female turkey • Mature Female Horse • Mature Female Cattle • ...

Animal Terminology 2026-02-02

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Castrated male swine
Young female horse
Mature female swine
Matured male cattle
Newborn fish
Young female sheep
Castrated male sheep
Mature female horse
Young female cattle
Young female swine
Newborn sheep
Newborn swine

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Mature male swine
Newborn Horse
Young male cattle
Castrated male cattle
Young male swine
Young male horse
Matured female cattle
newborn cattle
Mature female sheep
Mature male sheep
Young male sheep
Castrated horse
Mature male horse

25 Clues: Newborn fish • Newborn Horse • Newborn sheep • Newborn swine • newborn cattle • Castrated horse • Young male swine • Young male horse • Young male sheep • Mature male swine • Young male cattle • Mature male sheep • Mature male horse • Young female horse • Young female sheep • Young female swine • Mature female swine • Matured male cattle • Mature female sheep • Mature female horse • Young female cattle • ...

Animal Terminology 2026-02-02

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Mature Female turkey
Young Female goat
Newborn sheep
Castrated Male horse
Mature Female sheep
Mature Male turkey
Young male goat
Castrated Male cow
Mature Female chicken
new born fish
Mature Male horse

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Young male cow
Mature Female duck
new born rabbit
Young Female sheep
Newborn swine
Mature Female goat
Newborn goat
Castrated Male sheep
Mature Male cow
Mature Male rabbit
Mature Male goose
Young Male swine
Newborn horse
Young Male horse

25 Clues: Newborn goat • Newborn swine • Newborn sheep • new born fish • Newborn horse • Young male cow • new born rabbit • Mature Male cow • Young male goat • Young Male swine • Young Male horse • Young Female goat • Mature Male goose • Mature Male horse • Mature Female duck • Young Female sheep • Mature Female goat • Mature Male rabbit • Mature Male turkey • Castrated Male cow • Mature Female sheep • ...

Animal Terminology 2026-02-02

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Newborn cow
Newborn Rabbit
New born Duck
Matured Male Chicken
Castrated Male Sheep
Young male Horse
Newborn Sheep
Castrated Male Cow
Matured Female Horse
Young Female Horse

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Young Female Goat
New born Fish
New born Turkey
Young Female Chicken
Matured Female Chicken
Castrated Swine
Matured Female Goat
Young Famale Swine
Matured Male Duck
Matured Male Turkey
Young male Swine
Matured Male Cow
Matured Male horse
Young Male Goat
New born Goat

25 Clues: Newborn cow • New born Fish • New born Duck • Newborn Sheep • New born Goat • Newborn Rabbit • New born Turkey • Castrated Swine • Young Male Goat • Young male Swine • Young male Horse • Matured Male Cow • Young Female Goat • Matured Male Duck • Young Famale Swine • Castrated Male Cow • Matured Male horse • Young Female Horse • Matured Female Goat • Matured Male Turkey • Young Female Chicken • ...

College Terminology 2026-01-29

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Document explaining class rules, assignments, deadlines, and grading.
Deterines starting class levels.
Free money you Do Not pay back.
Government pays the interest while you are attending school.
Shows your financial aid package for a specific college.
Felling like you don't belong (very common, not true).
Warning status if grades are too low.
Class you choose, not required for your major.
Earlier deadline for better consideration for admission or financial aid.
Time when professors are available to help students.
Test scores like the ACT or SAT are not required on a college's application.
Main area of study in college (what you specialize in.
One online application used by many colleges.

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a 2-year college degree, often from a community college.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Program for new students.
Class you must take before another class.
A 4-year college degree.
Percentage of students wo return for year two.
Part time job on campus to help pay for school.
Officially signing up and attending classes.
How competitive a college is.
Likely acceptance based on stats.
Main essay (college app) about who you are and your experiences.

24 Clues: A 4-year college degree. • Program for new students. • How competitive a college is. • Free money you Do Not pay back. • Deterines starting class levels. • Likely acceptance based on stats. • Warning status if grades are too low. • Free Application for Federal Student Aid • Class you must take before another class. • Officially signing up and attending classes. • ...

Body Terminology 2025-08-18

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the type of anatomy that studies feature visible to the naked eye
the imaginary line that divides the body into left and right halves
word part meaning above or on top of
the cavity that contains the skull and spinal cord
toward the back side of the body
toward the midline
further away from the point of attachment
the plane that divides the left and right sides of the body
the study of the function of the parts of the body
the plane that divides the top and bottom halves of the body
the cavity that contains the ribs, lungs, and heart
away from the midline
toward the front side of the body
below; toward the feet

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the type of anatomy that studies features visible with a microscope
above; toward the head
closer to the point of attachment
the cavity between the thoracic and pelvic cavities
toward the inside or internal portion of the body or body cavities
lines the body cavity
toward the outside or external portion of the body or body cavities
the cavity that refers to the organs within and around the pelvis
the plane that divides the front and back halves of the body

23 Clues: toward the midline • lines the body cavity • away from the midline • above; toward the head • below; toward the feet • toward the back side of the body • closer to the point of attachment • toward the front side of the body • word part meaning above or on top of • further away from the point of attachment • the cavity that contains the skull and spinal cord • ...

Veterinary Terminology 2026-02-17

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Abnormally slow heart rate
Delivery of blood to tissues
Return of color after blanching tissue
Abnormally rapid breathing
Act of breathing
Process of prioritizing patients based on severity
Toward the tail
Bluish discoloration of mucous membranes
Abnormally high body temperature
Toward the head
Method of safely limiting movement
Life-threatening state of inadequate perfusion
Difficulty breathing
Abnormally low body temperature
Toward the midline of the body
Yellow discoloration of tissues
Separation to prevent disease transmission
Forceful expulsion of stomach contents
Severe or uncontrolled bleeding
State of heightened nervousness or unease

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Toward the belly
Measurement of body heat
Physiological or psychological strain
Elevated heart rate
Swelling caused by fluid accumulation
Excessive urination
Palpable arterial beat
Smallest blood vessel
Toward the back or spine
Loose or watery stool
Loss of appetite
Excessive thirst
Emotional response to perceived threat
Away from the midline
Moist membrane lining body cavities

35 Clues: Toward the tail • Toward the head • Toward the belly • Act of breathing • Loss of appetite • Excessive thirst • Elevated heart rate • Excessive urination • Difficulty breathing • Smallest blood vessel • Loose or watery stool • Away from the midline • Palpable arterial beat • Measurement of body heat • Toward the back or spine • Abnormally slow heart rate • Abnormally rapid breathing • ...

Terminology #2 2025-08-28

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an occurrence, feeling or object that forewarns of an event and that is only fully understood in hindsight
a direct or indirect reference to a significant person, event, time, or work of literature
the text that surrounds a word, influencing its meaning
the comparison of different things or ideas by using the words LIKE or AS
a statement that initially seems to contradict itself but, in fact, includes a fundamental truth
the struggle between two or more forces, internal and/or external, that drive the plot
an important and sometimes recurring theme or idea in a story, usually represented by a single word or short phrase
the comparison of similar concepts, characters, or works of literature so the reader better understands a difficult idea
an abstract idea [ambition, duty, fear, freedom, jealousy, love, truth...]
an event or scene that takes place earlier than the story's current time
An expression that has been used so often that is meaning and impact are no longer effective
an extended metaphor in the form of a story, where each character personifies an abstract idea
the deliberate use of similar or identical-sounding words to create an alternate meaning to the sentence in which they are used
a character whose purpose is to serve as a contrast to another character through the emphasis of specific traits
a word or words that sound like the action or thing they describe or represent
a character who grows or changes during the course of the story's plot
the repetition of consonant sounds within or at the end of words in a phrase or sentence
the attitude of the author towards his or her characters, subject matter, and/or actions
a form of narrative where the narrator is a character in the story and can only relay what he or she knows and experiences
what results when the actual outcome differs from what is expected

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a deliberate, sarcastic description representing its subject as less than he, she, or it really is
the attribution of human characteristics, form, or behavior to nonhuman things
an exaggeration used to provoke strong emotion, to create humor, or to make a point
the place in a literary work that is the most significant to the main character and/or the plot
the use of direct and indirect methods to describe qualities and features of a person within a literary work
a thing, person or place that is presented as a representation of a larger meaning
a character who does not change during the course of the novel and who possesses one prominent trait
the atmosphere or feeling of a literary work
the position(s) from which a literary work is told to the reader
the repetition of a beginning consonant sound within a phrase or sentence
the use of words to affect a meaning other than the usual or literal meaning of those words
how the author's specific used of words makes his or her writing distinctive
the emotional, cultural, or suggested meaning thought of when hearing a word or phrase
the location and time period in which the plot takes place
the repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds found within or at the end of words and phrases
a combination of two words with contrasting meanings meant to convey a single idea or thought
the use of figurative language to paint a sensory picture for the reader
the comparison of similar things or ideas without using words such as like or as

38 Clues: the atmosphere or feeling of a literary work • the text that surrounds a word, influencing its meaning • the location and time period in which the plot takes place • the position(s) from which a literary work is told to the reader • what results when the actual outcome differs from what is expected • ...

Terminology Final 2025-10-01

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Hit by car
PE (two words)
Fasting (nothing by mouth)
urinary tract infection
TID is how many times per day?
As much as needed (two words)
MM
Dx
Hx
IM
Intensive Care Unit
Ddx (two words)

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Domestic Long Hair
Rx
K9
BID is how many times per day?
Tx
q24h is how many times per day?
QID is how many times per day?
Bright, Alert, Responsive
Immediately
IV
A PO medication is given how?
SQ
Sx
As needed

26 Clues: Rx • K9 • Tx • MM • IV • Dx • SQ • Sx • Hx • IM • As needed • Hit by car • Immediately • PE (two words) • Ddx (two words) • Domestic Long Hair • Intensive Care Unit • urinary tract infection • Bright, Alert, Responsive • Fasting (nothing by mouth) • As much as needed (two words) • A PO medication is given how? • BID is how many times per day? • TID is how many times per day? • QID is how many times per day? • ...

Dental Terminology 2025-10-14

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This refers to the front 6 teeth
The large, pointed teweth at the corners of the mouth
The inner layer of tooth structure, immediately under the surface enamel
The act of chewing
The area pertaining to the tongue
A tooth surface that is going away from midline
The surface of the teeth that face each other
The back teeth used to chew or grind food

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Devices used by dentists to reposition or straighten teeth
A tooth surface that is going toward the midline
Any contact between biting or chewing surfaces of the upper and lower teeth
the 4 front teeth that are used to cut and tear food
The tooth surface that faces the cheek
The soft tissue that covers the jawbone
This is the technical term for the lower jaw
The branch of dentistry concerned with the treatment of the dental pulp or nerve of the tooth
The acronym for Doctor of Dental Surgery
A procedure to remove plaque, calculus and stains from teeth
The removal of a portion of the tooth's pulp
Technical term for the upper jaw

20 Clues: The act of chewing • This refers to the front 6 teeth • Technical term for the upper jaw • The area pertaining to the tongue • The tooth surface that faces the cheek • The soft tissue that covers the jawbone • The acronym for Doctor of Dental Surgery • The back teeth used to chew or grind food • This is the technical term for the lower jaw • ...

Blood Terminology 2025-10-11

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The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
pressure: The force of blood against the walls of blood vessels.
factors: Proteins that help blood clot.
Transfusion:
A condition in which there are too many red blood cells in the blood.
Blood Cells (Leukocytes):
The rhythm of the heart as it pumps blood through the body.
A condition in which there are too few platelets in the blood.
A blood clot or other material that blocks a blood vessel.
(Thrombocytes):
Terms:
The liquid portion of blood that contains proteins, electrolytes, and other substances.
The process of stopping bleeding.
A medical professional who specializes in hematology.

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White blood cells that include neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils.
The study of blood.
type: A classification of blood based on the presence or absence of certain antigens on the surface of red blood cells.
White blood cells that include T cells, B cells, and natural killer cells.
Plasma that has had its clotting factors removed.
aggregation: The process by which platelets stick together to form a clot.
A condition in which there are too few red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood.
blood: Blood that is given from one person to another.
blood: Blood that receives the donated blood.
Blood Cells (Erythrocytes):
components: The different parts of blood, including plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
A cancer of the white blood cells.

26 Clues: Terms: • Transfusion: • (Thrombocytes): • The study of blood. • Blood Cells (Leukocytes): • Blood Cells (Erythrocytes): • The process of stopping bleeding. • A cancer of the white blood cells. • factors: Proteins that help blood clot. • blood: Blood that receives the donated blood. • Plasma that has had its clotting factors removed. • ...

Painting Terminology 2025-10-07

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A dry paint coat lacking flexibility.
Bubbles under the surface of a paint coat. This can occur when your local painters don't pay attention to humidity conditions.
A paint's ability to cover the surface or layer of paint underneath. Also called opacity(two words).
Two colors with no visible difference(two words).
How well dry paint stays attached to the surface. The three main factors impacting adhesion are local weather conditions, paint chemistry, and surface preparation.
When a paint gun turns paint into particles or mist.
The surface to be painted.
When moisture reaches and swells an undercoat, wrinkling the topcoat.
Paint roller fibers.
A paint's resistance to damage.
Removing flaws by way of mechanical sanding.
A milky look caused by moisture mixing into drying paint. Also called grinning through.
The initial layer in a multiple-part paint application.
Surface preparation of steel by use of compression-propelled abrasive materials(two words).
Applying primer to small areas where the surface has become exposed(two words).

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A surface without a coat of paint(two words).
Removing paint and particles with a sharpened instrument.
When the paint dries before an application.
Spots caused by a paint's reaction to water when drying. It can be caused by improper power washing or attempting to paint when prevailing weather conditions are too wet(two words).
The point where paint no longer feels tacky to the touch.
Cracks formed by paint shrinking when it dries. Caused when a painter applies the paint too thick to hide imperfections rather than preparing the surface properly.
Bubbles that form in paints during preparation which can affect the application.
When wide, crossing cracks form in paint layers. Caused mainly by application mistakes, such as applying an oil-based paint over a water-based primer or applying a topcoat before the undercoat is dry.
A paint's ability to resist the next coat soaking into it(two words).
Time necessary before a second application(two words).
Small cracks marring the paint's surface. Also called crows feet or crazing. Caused by the natural aging of wooden siding. Wood expands and contracts over time, and the paint moves. Checking is one of the reasons why no exterior paint job lasts forever.
Retraction of paint into indents causes the surface to show through. Cissing only occurs when the home's surface is contaminated.
Curling and detaching of paint from loss of adhesion.
Peeling of paint. Also called flake-off.
When the base does not fill in a flaw or a scratch. We hate this, so our Newton homeowners can count on us to handle the light carpentry repairs that prevent this phenomenon.
Thin, downward ribbons of paint. They are also called sags. This is caused either when a painter thins the paint too much before application or applies the paint too thickly.
Thickening of paint that indicates it is jelling.
Partial drying of paint.
Merging two colors together so the difference is indiscernible. Also called feathering.
Sprayed paint that does not hit the surface.
Using tape and other coverings to prevent paint from applying to certain areas.
Discoloration in a new coat of paint when the old application shows through.
A section where an application extends over another coat.

38 Clues: Paint roller fibers. • Partial drying of paint. • The surface to be painted. • A paint's resistance to damage. • A dry paint coat lacking flexibility. • Peeling of paint. Also called flake-off. • When the paint dries before an application. • Removing flaws by way of mechanical sanding. • Sprayed paint that does not hit the surface. • ...

Phonics Terminology 2026-02-09

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The knowledge of graphemes and the phonemes that correspond to them
The process of turning spoken words into written words
Two adjacent vowels in the same syllable whose sounds blend together in a slide to make one sound
Sounds produced when the letter r follows a vowel
A word or part of a word that ends in one vowel followed by at least one consonant
Syllable with two adjacent or side-by-side vowels that work together
A syllable with one vowel, one consonant, and a final e (VCe)
Consonant phonemes that are spelled with two letters
Vowel phonemes that are spelled with two letters
The smallest unit of sound in speech.

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A final, separate syllable that is always stable or reliable in its pronunciation and spelling
System of teaching decoding and encoding through a step-by-step process
A word or part of a word that ends in one vowel
letters or letter combinations
The knowledge that letters and groups of letters correspond with individual sounds in words
Two or more consonants that are clustered together, but each letter sound can be identified
A letter that is not a vowel
The vowel sound made in an unstressed syllable
The process of turning written words into spoken words
A letter that is not a consonant

20 Clues: A letter that is not a vowel • letters or letter combinations • A letter that is not a consonant • The smallest unit of sound in speech. • The vowel sound made in an unstressed syllable • A word or part of a word that ends in one vowel • Vowel phonemes that are spelled with two letters • Sounds produced when the letter r follows a vowel • ...

Military Terminology 2026-03-26

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gun/pistol
arrow
camouflage
marine
navy
bullet
platoon
slingshot
lieutenant
officer
pilot
squad
soldier
beret

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military
bayonet
battalion
weapon
gunpowder
army
grenades
parade
airforce
general
posted/assigned

25 Clues: army • navy • arrow • pilot • squad • beret • weapon • marine • parade • bullet • bayonet • platoon • general • officer • soldier • military • grenades • airforce • battalion • gunpowder • slingshot • gun/pistol • camouflage • lieutenant • posted/assigned

Animal Terminology 2026-03-05

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mature female pig
mature male cattle
castrated male horse
mature female horse
group of chicken
mature male turkey
young female chicken
mature female goat
castrated male chicken
baby chicken
mature male horse
young female horse
castrated male sheep
mature female chicken
castrated male pig

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baby horse
baby pig
mature male goat
baby sheep
mature female sheep
mature male sheep
baby goat
castrated male cattle
group of sheep
young male horse
young female cattle
baby cattle
mature male chicken
young female pig
mature female cattle
group of cattle
mature male pig

32 Clues: baby pig • baby goat • baby horse • baby sheep • baby cattle • baby chicken • group of sheep • group of cattle • mature male pig • mature male goat • group of chicken • young male horse • young female pig • mature female pig • mature male sheep • mature male horse • mature male cattle • mature male turkey • mature female goat • young female horse • castrated male pig • mature female sheep • mature female horse • ...

Computer Terminology 2026-04-10

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— To transfer data or files from a remote computer or server to a user's local device.
— Security software or hardware that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic to protect a computer from threats.
— A wired networking technology used to connect computers and devices together in a local area network (LAN).
— Malicious software designed to harm, exploit, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system.
— An organized collection of data stored and managed by a computer system, allowing for easy retrieval and updating.
— A small, fast memory storage area that temporarily holds frequently accessed data to speed up computer performance.
— A small graphical symbol or image on a computer screen representing a file, folder, application, or function.
— An error or flaw in a computer program that causes it to malfunction or produce incorrect results.
— Software application used to access and view websites on the internet, such as Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
— A digital container used to organize and store files on a computer, similar to a physical folder.
— The physical components of a computer, including the monitor, keyboard, processor, and hard drive.
(KB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1,000 bytes.
(GB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1 billion bytes, commonly used to measure file and storage sizes.
(MB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1 million bytes.

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— The process of converting data into a coded format to protect it from unauthorized access.
— The process of accessing a computer system or online account by entering a username and password.
— A unit of digital information consisting of 8 bits, used to represent a single character or piece of data.
— The preset settings or options that a computer program uses automatically unless the user changes them.
— The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over a network connection in a given time period, usually measured in megabits per second (Mbps).
— The process of finding and removing errors or bugs from a computer program.
— The smallest unit of data in computing, represented as either 0 or 1 in binary code.
— Instructions written in a programming language that tell a computer what actions to perform.
— A visual indicator (usually an arrow or blinking line) on a computer screen that shows where the user can click or type.
— The visual design and layout through which users interact with a computer program or operating system.
— A step-by-step procedure or set of rules that a computer follows to solve a problem or complete a task.

25 Clues: (KB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1,000 bytes. • (MB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1 million bytes. • — The process of finding and removing errors or bugs from a computer program. • — To transfer data or files from a remote computer or server to a user's local device. • ...

Dental Terminology 2026-04-06

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Action taken to prevent disease, especially by specified means or against a specified disease.
A specialist who treats injuries, diseases and infections of the tooth pulp
Another name for bicuspid.
Decay detection x-rays.
Dental specialist with expertise in surgically treating the effects of periodontal disease.
A specialized branch of dentistry that corrects malocclusion and restores the teeth to proper alignment and function.
x-ray An intraoral x-ray taken with the film held between the teeth in biting position.
molar The last of the three permanent molar teeth, also called wisdom teeth.
A decay lesion or hole in a tooth.
The soft tissue that covers the jawbone. Also referred to as the gums.
The upper jaw.

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The large, pointed teeth at the corners of the mouth, located between the incisors and bicuspids.
The specialized branch of dentistry that deals solely with treating children's dental issues. Also referred to as a Pediatric Dentist.
The six upper or six lower front teeth.
The area between two adjacent teeth.
An extraoral full-mouth X-ray that records the teeth and the upper and lower jaws on one film.
Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the front.
Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the back.
The four front teeth referred to as central and lateral incisors, located in the upper and lower jaws and used to cut and tear food.
The lower jaw.

20 Clues: The lower jaw. • The upper jaw. • Decay detection x-rays. • Another name for bicuspid. • A decay lesion or hole in a tooth. • The area between two adjacent teeth. • The six upper or six lower front teeth. • Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the back. • Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the front. • ...

Medical 2020-08-03

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treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder
an internal bodily fluid
ballooning in a blood vessel in the brain
deliberate termination of pregnancy
very slender piece of metal with a point and hole

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ability of the blood to clot is severely reduced
a thin translucent fabric of silk or linen
an instrument used to view internal body parts
remove (body tissue) surgically
the treatment of injuries by incision or manipulation

10 Clues: an internal bodily fluid • remove (body tissue) surgically • deliberate termination of pregnancy • ballooning in a blood vessel in the brain • a thin translucent fabric of silk or linen • an instrument used to view internal body parts • ability of the blood to clot is severely reduced • treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder • ...

Medical 2020-08-03

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transfer blood from one person to another
instrument for listening to someone's heart/breathing
a condition with yellowing of the skin or eyes
a body's relative mass
immune response by the body to a substance, especially pollen

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an area of reddening of a person's skin
measures to check the quality or performance
instrument for measuring temperature
a deeply disturbing experience
a condition in which skin become rough and inflamed

10 Clues: a body's relative mass • a deeply disturbing experience • instrument for measuring temperature • an area of reddening of a person's skin • transfer blood from one person to another • measures to check the quality or performance • a condition with yellowing of the skin or eyes • a condition in which skin become rough and inflamed • ...

Medical 2024-05-01

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Refer to picture 4
Chemical inducing increased sympathetic tone in patient using MAO inhibitors
Vasculitis of aortic arch and its branches
Refer to picture 1
Shortness of breath that happens within 30 seconds of bending over at the waist

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Refer to picture 3
An anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody used in NHL
Organisms causing IE
Refer to picture 2
Qualitative test for most common complications in type 1 DM

10 Clues: Refer to picture 3 • Refer to picture 4 • Refer to picture 2 • Refer to picture 1 • Organisms causing IE • Vasculitis of aortic arch and its branches • An anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody used in NHL • Qualitative test for most common complications in type 1 DM • Chemical inducing increased sympathetic tone in patient using MAO inhibitors • ...

Medical sciences 2019-01-16

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jótékony hatás
módszer
érzéketlen
hatásos
fertőzés
bőr
szerv

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viselkedés
szenvedés
csökkentés
bizonyos
csupasz
kísérlet
járvány
megelőz
...animal: háziállat
háziorvos

17 Clues: bőr • szerv • csupasz • járvány • megelőz • módszer • hatásos • bizonyos • kísérlet • fertőzés • szenvedés • háziorvos • viselkedés • csökkentés • érzéketlen • jótékony hatás • ...animal: háziállat

Medical Terms 2024-02-05

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instrument for looking in the ear
high blood sugar
cutting into the brain
low blood sugar
study of life
heart specialist
headache
nose repair
liver inflammation

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inflammation of the tongue
cutting into the uterus
nerve cell
joint inflammation
stomach specialist
fast heart rate
runny nose
white cell

17 Clues: headache • nerve cell • runny nose • white cell • nose repair • study of life • fast heart rate • low blood sugar • high blood sugar • heart specialist • joint inflammation • stomach specialist • liver inflammation • cutting into the brain • cutting into the uterus • inflammation of the tongue • instrument for looking in the ear

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGIES 2023-03-22

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A tissue sample for testing purposes
Mass or growth of thin tissue
Blood clot
Sudden but usually short (e.g., acute illness)
Check in and check out the same day
Cancerous
Wound, sore, or cut
High blood pressure
Inflamed or infected tissue beneath the skin

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Pain in the chest related to the heart that comes and goes
Low blood pressure
Outermost layer of skin
Most common type of white blood cell
Plan to stay overnight for one or more days
Stitches
Swelling
Not cancerous

17 Clues: Stitches • Swelling • Cancerous • Blood clot • Not cancerous • Low blood pressure • Wound, sore, or cut • High blood pressure • Outermost layer of skin • Mass or growth of thin tissue • Check in and check out the same day • A tissue sample for testing purposes • Most common type of white blood cell • Plan to stay overnight for one or more days • Inflamed or infected tissue beneath the skin • ...

Medical instruments 2023-10-02

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Used for administering injections or drawing blood.
Used for wound dressing and cleaning.
An exercise machine with a moving platform for walking or running in one place, often used for cardiac stress tests or general physical fitness testing.
Used to measure body temperature.
Used to deliver an electric shock to the heart in cases of cardiac arrest.
Measures oxygen saturation levels in the blood.
A handheld device used for support and balance while walking, often utilized by individuals with mobility challenges.
Used for examining the ears.
A chair with wheels used for mobility assistance for people with difficulty walking.
Used for examining the eyes.

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A framework with four legs and handles used for support and stability while walking, typically used by individuals with balance or mobility issues.
Used for listening to internal sounds of the body, especially the heart and lungs.
Used for detailed imaging of the internal structures of the body.
A rigid support, often made of plaster or fiberglass, used to immobilize and protect a broken bone during the healing process.
Used for covering and protecting wounds.
A small, sharp knife used for surgical procedures.
Devices used for support and mobility when a person has difficulty walking.

17 Clues: Used for examining the ears. • Used for examining the eyes. • Used to measure body temperature. • Used for wound dressing and cleaning. • Used for covering and protecting wounds. • Measures oxygen saturation levels in the blood. • A small, sharp knife used for surgical procedures. • Used for administering injections or drawing blood. • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2023-09-25

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MG
EHR
HR
IV
RR
lung
SQ
Heart

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CPR
ML
chest
IU
Sugar
IM
muscle
BP
bone

17 Clues: ML • MG • IU • HR • IV • IM • RR • SQ • BP • CPR • EHR • lung • bone • chest • Sugar • Heart • muscle

Medical 2 2024-09-19

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Hardening of tissue, often due to excessive tissue growth or scarring.
An excessive outward curve of the spine, causing hunching of the back.
Muscle pain.
A bulge in a blood vessel caused by a weakness in the blood vessel wall.
Damage or dysfunction of the nerves.
A sample of tissue taken for diagnostic examination.
Difficulty or labored breathing.
Swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in the body's tissues.
Inflammation of the bone.

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A bluish discoloration of the skin due to poor circulation or lack of oxygen.
Inflammation of the stomach lining.
Excessive or profuse bleeding.
Isolation to prevent the spread of disease.
Related to fever.
A type of cancer that affects the lymphatic system.
Abnormal sensation, such as tingling or prickling.
A condition caused by medical treatment or diagnostic levels.

17 Clues: Muscle pain. • Related to fever. • Inflammation of the bone. • Excessive or profuse bleeding. • Difficulty or labored breathing. • Inflammation of the stomach lining. • Damage or dysfunction of the nerves. • Isolation to prevent the spread of disease. • Abnormal sensation, such as tingling or prickling. • A type of cancer that affects the lymphatic system. • ...

Medical Terms 2025-11-30

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gastrointestinal
muscle
opening
bone
heart
crush
inflammation
skin
excess flow

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drain
far
remove
muscle
kidney
abnormal
brain
nervoussytem
brain
lung

19 Clues: far • bone • lung • skin • drain • brain • heart • brain • crush • remove • muscle • kidney • muscle • opening • abnormal • excess flow • nervoussytem • inflammation • gastrointestinal

Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17

Chapter 15 By Austin Jones crossword puzzle

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Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures

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insurnace that covers specified dental services
Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost

23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...

Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17

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Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures

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insurnace that covers specified dental services
Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost

Healthcare Workforce 2024-04-09

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Communities with inadequate medical services.
Type of area most affected by provider scarcity.
Benefits offered to work in certain areas.
The collective group of health service providers.
Inequality between urban and rural healthcare.
Insufficient supply of medical providers.
Keeping medical staff in their positions.

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Federal health insurance, often lower reimbursements are a challenge for rural physicians.
Basic or general healthcare typically provided by physicians in rural areas.
Uneven geographic spread of healthcare providers.
A factor contributing to provider attrition.
Long-term viability of healthcare systems.
The availability of medical care.
Guidelines that can impact healthcare provision.

14 Clues: The availability of medical care. • Insufficient supply of medical providers. • Keeping medical staff in their positions. • Benefits offered to work in certain areas. • Long-term viability of healthcare systems. • A factor contributing to provider attrition. • Communities with inadequate medical services. • Inequality between urban and rural healthcare. • ...

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administering medications to eliminate sensations, including pain
branch of medicine involving study and treatment of the blood
physiology and medicine concerned with endocrine glands and hormones.
investigations and treatment for women with urinary incontinence
medicine that deals with problems affecting the nervous system.
reproductive system of women
specialised medical care for people living with a serious illness, such as cancer or heart failure

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diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders
diagnosis and treatment of cancer
study and treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye
medicine that deals with the physiology and diseases of the kidneys
study and treatment of the blood
branch of medicine that deals with diseases and abnormalities of the heart.
medical study of immune systems
concerned with childbirth and midwifery
deals with the joints, soft tissues, autoimmune diseases and heritable connective tissue disorders.
doctor who specialises in mental health
urinary tract and the male reproductive tract

18 Clues: reproductive system of women • medical study of immune systems • study and treatment of the blood • diagnosis and treatment of cancer • concerned with childbirth and midwifery • doctor who specialises in mental health • diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders • urinary tract and the male reproductive tract • study and treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye • ...

Medical sciences 2019-01-16

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szenvedés
...animal: háziállat
csupasz
járvány
fertőzés
jótékony hatás
érzéketlen
módszer
szerv

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bőr
csökkentés
háziorvos
bizonyos
megelőz
hatásos
kísérlet
viselkedés

17 Clues: bőr • szerv • megelőz • hatásos • csupasz • járvány • módszer • bizonyos • kísérlet • fertőzés • szenvedés • háziorvos • csökkentés • viselkedés • érzéketlen • jótékony hatás • ...animal: háziállat

Medical Math 2020-11-24

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Abbreviated to "iu"
Number of mg per ml of large animal oxytetracycline
Sixteen ounces
One thousand mg
Number of ml of ceftriaxone for a 120lb foal; dose at 50mg/kg and 100mg/ml solution (round down)
Three grams of gentomicin (100mg/ml) in ml
Number of tabs of misoprostol; 200mcg/tab dosed at 3mcg/kg in a 1400lb horse
Weight in pounds of a 227kg horse
Number of ml in an ounce

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Number of ml in a tablespoon
Number of grams of dextrose in 100 ml of 50% dextrose solution
A tenth of a liter
Drug available in 2 different IV forms at 2mg/ml or 4 mg/ml
Patient weighs 450kg; medication dose is 20mg/kg for a 100mg/ml suspension
Measurement equal to 64.8mg
Number of grams of lidocaine in 100ml of 2% lidocaine solution
Number of ml in a teaspoon
28 ml of 250mg/ml suspension
Number of mg in one ml of Ceftiofur; 1g reconstituted with 20ml sterile water

19 Clues: Sixteen ounces • One thousand mg • A tenth of a liter • Abbreviated to "iu" • Number of ml in an ounce • Number of ml in a teaspoon • Measurement equal to 64.8mg • Number of ml in a tablespoon • 28 ml of 250mg/ml suspension • Weight in pounds of a 227kg horse • Three grams of gentomicin (100mg/ml) in ml • Number of mg per ml of large animal oxytetracycline • ...

Medical Terms 2021-09-14

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Using the thumb or fingers to apply pressure to particular spots, or pressure points, on the body in order to relieve pain.
Pain resulting from something not normally painful, such as a light touch.
A common, over-the-counter drug used to reduce fever and relieve mild to moderate pain, but which does not reduce redness or swelling (inflammation).
A type of cancer that grows in the layer of tissue known as the epithelium. This tissue lines organs and structures in the body, protecting or enclosing them.
The second vertebra of the neck (from the skull); also called the C-2 vertebra.
Being unable to control movement; symptoms include shaking and an unsteady walk.
A tooth or implant to which a fixed prosthesis is anchored.
Joint disease or disorder.
response When the body’s immune system mistakenly views the body’s own tissues and organs as foreign invaders and attacks them.

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A neurotransmitter (a chemical messenger that sends signals between brain cells) that plays roles in attention, learning, and memory.
nervous system: The part of the nervous system that controls involuntary actions, such as blood pressure or breathing. It also plays an important role in the fight or flight response to danger.
A condition in which the stomach produces little or no acid. This can affect digestion, cause stomach pain, and keep the body from absorbing vitamins and nutrients.
The armpit.
A scraping or rubbing away of the skin or other surface.
node Abbreviation for atrioventricular node, a major part of the electrical system in the heart that acts as a gateway between the atria and the ventricles. An electrical signal generated by the sinoatrial node (the heart's natural pacemaker) moves through the heart until it reaches the atrioventricular node, a cluster of cells at the bottom of the right atrium. The AV node delays the signal before it is passed to the ventricles. This lets the atria fully contract before the ventricles contract.
immunity The ability of the body to learn to fight specific infections after being exposed to the germs that cause them.
intake An estimate of the amount of a nutrient needed by healthy people. The Adequate Intake is used when there isn’t enough information to set a recommended dietary allowance (RDA).

17 Clues: The armpit. • Joint disease or disorder. • A scraping or rubbing away of the skin or other surface. • A tooth or implant to which a fixed prosthesis is anchored. • Pain resulting from something not normally painful, such as a light touch. • The second vertebra of the neck (from the skull); also called the C-2 vertebra. • ...

Medical Terms 2021-09-09

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too much
within
blood
tongue
white
single
side
large, big

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half
iron
sugar
bone marrow
tissue
near
abdomen
kidney
eye

17 Clues: eye • half • iron • near • side • sugar • blood • white • within • tissue • tongue • single • kidney • abdomen • too much • large, big • bone marrow

Medical - Surgical 2012-11-30

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Causes destruction of the alveoli, leading to a decreased surface area for gas
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation's affect on the pain pathways.
Affect burns have on basal metabolic rate (BMR)
Absence of GI motility
Carbon dioxide retention, and respiratory acidosis.
Diameter of skin lesion that needs to be reported (mm)
Type of stool test that requires restriction of red meat
Monitor breast biopsy site for complications

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Obtained from animals, such as pigs, for partial-thickness burn wounds.
Rifampin will have what side effect on the urine.
Isolation used for burn patients to prevent infection
Electrolyte that can cause hypotension with level above and/or below desired range.
TB test results caused by Bacillus Calmette-Guerin vaccine
Decrease in white and red blood cells and platelets.
Type of restriction Glomerulonephritis may require.
Contraindicated in clients with allergy to sulfonamides.
1-2 pounds per week require a call to health care provider

17 Clues: Absence of GI motility • Monitor breast biopsy site for complications • Affect burns have on basal metabolic rate (BMR) • Rifampin will have what side effect on the urine. • Type of restriction Glomerulonephritis may require. • Carbon dioxide retention, and respiratory acidosis. • Decrease in white and red blood cells and platelets. • ...

Medical Terms 2013-05-02

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/ The rubbing away of superficial layers of skin through friction
/ Removal of a portion of tissue for futher examination for diagnostic purposes
/ A sudden attack, spasm, or convulsion as in epilepsy or another disorder
/ Medication that blocks allergy symptoms
/ A hollow, flexible tube for passage into a structure to remove or inject fluid
Breaks, ruptures, or cracks, especially in bone or cartilage
/ Collection of blood in a tissue that clots and then becomes encapsulated by connective tissue
/ Yellowing of the eyes, skin, and mucous membranes due to accumulation of bile salts in these tissues
/ Magnetic resonance imaging, a technique for viewing internal organs and bones that don't show up well on x-rays

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/ Connective tissues found in joins, nose, outside of ears, etc.
/ Computerized axial tomography scan, x-rays taken from many angles and arranged to give a 3-D picture
/ A collection of fluid, pus, located on or in the body that is an immune syspem response to an infective substance
/ Non-invasive use of ultrasonic sound waves for diagnostic purposes
/ Parts of the body that are located away from the trunk
/ Dizziness, especially the feeling that one's surroundings are rotating rapidly
/ The area of the body located between the neck and pelvis
/ Hypersensitivity to a substance producing systemic reactions such as rashes, runny noses, etc

17 Clues: / Medication that blocks allergy symptoms • / Parts of the body that are located away from the trunk • / The area of the body located between the neck and pelvis • Breaks, ruptures, or cracks, especially in bone or cartilage • / Connective tissues found in joins, nose, outside of ears, etc. • / The rubbing away of superficial layers of skin through friction • ...

Medical Crossword 2025-10-09

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cavity which holds lungs, heart, esophagus, trachea, and major blood vessels
type of system that turns food into energy
type of cell that transmits nerve impulses
type of valve that regulates flow of blood from left ventricle to the aorta
cells that pigment the skin
another name for the skull, a bone which protects the brain
medical condition where bones become brittle and fragile
essential protein found in red blood
bone located in upper arm between shoulder and elbow joints

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type of system that protect internal organs
slowed heart rate
infection that creates fluid buildup in the lungs
fibrous tissue that produces movement
organ that aids in digestion and produces insulin
bluish / grayish coloring of the skin
an organ that secretes chemical substances
the most superficial layer of the skin

17 Clues: slowed heart rate • cells that pigment the skin • essential protein found in red blood • fibrous tissue that produces movement • bluish / grayish coloring of the skin • the most superficial layer of the skin • type of system that turns food into energy • type of cell that transmits nerve impulses • an organ that secretes chemical substances • ...

Medical terms 2025-10-13

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Down

17 Clues: DA • DO • DC • DH • MD • PA • RN • MA • DLT • DMD • DDS • EMT • CDA • DPM • LDH • LPN • PhD

MOD SECTION MEETING 12/30/25 2025-12-30

MOD SECTION MEETING 12/30/25 crossword puzzle

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MEDICAL CARD
UNION
DISTRICT OFFICE
FAMILY AID
16 DAY VOUCHER
RELIEF SINGLE ADULT CASH
SWORN STATEMENT
ELECTRONIC BENEFIT CARD
STATE SYSTEM
HEALTH INSURANCE
CODE 011

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CW5 MUST BE COMPELTED
ANNUAL DEPARTMENT GATHERING
VITAL STATS
GROCERIES
DEPARTMENT HEAD
CODE 021
PA136 MUST BE COMPLETED

18 Clues: UNION • CODE 021 • CODE 011 • GROCERIES • FAMILY AID • VITAL STATS • MEDICAL CARD • STATE SYSTEM • 16 DAY VOUCHER • DISTRICT OFFICE • DEPARTMENT HEAD • SWORN STATEMENT • HEALTH INSURANCE • CW5 MUST BE COMPELTED • PA136 MUST BE COMPLETED • ELECTRONIC BENEFIT CARD • RELIEF SINGLE ADULT CASH • ANNUAL DEPARTMENT GATHERING

Shopping Terminology 2021-01-22

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An indication of food quality.
products.
Evaluating different brands, sizes, and forms of a product before making a
The name a manufacturer puts on products so people will know that company makes
A system of putting calendar dates on perishable and semiperishable foods to help
to know how long to display products and to help consumers to choose products that will
Making an unplanned purchase without much thought.
An agent used to kill insects, weeds, and fungi that attack crops.
A food produced without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or growth stimulants.

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A listing of a product’s cost per standard unit, weight, or measure.
Fresh fruits and vegetables.
A breakdown of how a food product fits in an average diet that appears on the
A brand sold only by a store or chain of stores.
decision
A product that sweetens food without providing the calories of sugar
A substance that is added to food for a specific purpose, such as adding nutrients,
packaging.
Recommended nutrient intake levels that are used on food labels.
quality the longest and to help consumers know which product to use first.
quality, aiding processing or preparation, or enhancing flavors or colors.
Thinking about how packaging materials can be reused or recycled before buying a
A brand that is advertised and sold throughout the country.

22 Clues: decision • products. • packaging. • Fresh fruits and vegetables. • An indication of food quality. • A brand sold only by a store or chain of stores. • Making an unplanned purchase without much thought. • A brand that is advertised and sold throughout the country. • Recommended nutrient intake levels that are used on food labels. • ...

CAD Terminology 2021-02-15

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a dimension of angles
any portion of a circle
pattern of lines similar to graph paper
command used to correct drawings after zoom
command used to fill an object with pattern or solids
small graphic representing a command
lines which cross
small objects that appears for reference
polygon drawn inside an imaginary circle
a 6 sided figure
exact halfway of a line segment
at right angles
an object with at least three sides
a closed curve around a center point
a small angled surface to relieve a sharp corner
a section that is staggered along a cutting plane
the middle
object created with two sets of parallel lines
a line, circle, or arc that meets at only one point
a rounded corner to relieve stress or ease contours
a series of lines and arcs that make up a single object
key used to end a command
distance from the center to the outside of an arc, circle or ellipse

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to move the screen without adjusting magnification
to be in the same spaced
a point on the circumference of a circle, arc, ellipse, or polyline
system used to locate points
measurement across a circle
polygon drawn outside an imaginary circle
exact copy at a given distance from the original
an oval shape that contains two centers of equal radius
a direction given to the computer
to measure an object
coordinates given at a fixed point based on angles
snap at the termination of a line, arc, or segment
command used to magnify a feature or object
multiple copies of an object in a pattern
two objects which never intersect
objects sharing same center point
command used to spin an object
command used to enter letters/words into a drawing
numerical values used to locate a point in the drawing area

42 Clues: the middle • at right angles • a 6 sided figure • lines which cross • to measure an object • a dimension of angles • any portion of a circle • to be in the same spaced • key used to end a command • measurement across a circle • system used to locate points • command used to spin an object • exact halfway of a line segment • a direction given to the computer • ...

Opera Terminology 2021-02-04

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musical singing in the rhythm of speech
French light opera of the 18th and 19th centuries
a Baroque aria that repeats the first part of the aria, with different embellishments, after the singing of a contrasting second part
also called "pants role". The part of a male character sung by a mezzo-soprano
highest voiced male
a type of late 19th and 20th century Italian opera that emphasized realistic subjects
a replacement for a particular role in case of illness or emergency
smooth and flowing line
the character that a singer portrays
a formal song sung by a single vocalist.
literally 'serious opera'. An opera form of the 17th and early 18th centuries
lowest voiced female
the person who supervises all musical detail, rehearsals and leads the orchestra and advises the artistic director
a loosely used term, often used interchangeably with comic opera
a large painted surface at the rear of the stage
means 'beautiful song', a style of singing in Baroque/Romantic periods
a major singing role, or the singer who performs such a role
the highest natural male voice, not a castrato
a group of singers who portray townspeople, guests or other unnamed characters; also refers to the music written for these people
the muscle which separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity
the right side of the stage from the performer's perspective
the text/words of an opera
the last musical number of an opera, or of an act of an opera

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the left side of the stage from the performer's perspective
a musical ornament requiring the rapid alternation of two adjacent notes
an instrumental interlude played between acts, or short two-act comic opera played between the acts of an opera seria
middle to lowest voiced male
literally 'texture'; the approximate range of a role or an aria
Middle to low voiced female
a German form of comic opera with spoken dialogue
a resting place or close of a passage of music
a section of the opera, play, etc. usually followed by an intermission
Highest voiced female
the front of the stage nearest the audience
decoration or ornament; trills, grace notes, and turns
basically serious play, frequently using comedy for relief, it only outwardly resembles tragedy
a play with many songs; music drawn from popular folk songs
the area of the stage not visible to the audience, usually where the dressing rooms are located.
a voice that can sing music with many rapid notes, or the music written for such a voice
similar to opera but without acting, costumes, and scenery
music written for two people to sing together
an elaborate passage near the end of an aria, which shows off the singer's vocal ability
an orchestral introduction to the opera, usually played before the acting begins
a precise Italian definition, meaning Italian comic opera of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
the music of an opera or other musical work in which the parts for different performers appear vertically above one another

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 • ...

Airport Terminology 2021-02-10

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accommodate aircraft
money system
oversea flight
building where aircraft are kept
stop and search
travel bag
passengers waiting area
the aircraft industry
device that expose hazard

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getting in the plane
regional flight
bridge leading to an aircraft
landing and take-off
baggage check
only passengers are allowed
goods carried on an aircraft
leaving the aircraft
unauthorized entry of an aircraft
building used for ATC
access to public

20 Clues: travel bag • money system • baggage check • oversea flight • regional flight • stop and search • access to public • getting in the plane • accommodate aircraft • landing and take-off • leaving the aircraft • building used for ATC • the aircraft industry • passengers waiting area • device that expose hazard • only passengers are allowed • goods carried on an aircraft • bridge leading to an aircraft • ...

Drama Terminology 2021-02-17

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a painted backdrop that represents where the story takes place
events of the story; has a beginning, middle, and end
main problem in a fictional text
clothing worn onstage by an actor
all of the important events in a story
what the main character(s) learn in a fictional text
sides of the stage not seen by the audience
large sections of the play that contain multiple scenes
group of characters or actors in a play
genre of reading that is meant to be performed for an audience
curved lines that show stage direction
humorous actions or words in a serious play
person who writes a play
words spoken aloud by the characters
act or practice of imitating another person or action
the most exciting part in a story where the reader is uncertain of what will happen
character who speaks directly to the audience and gives background information
slanted text used to show stage directions
small section of the play that shows a change in the setting
group of people who watch a play

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explains the setting or character actions and feelings not spoken aloud
tools or objects used by actions in the play
introductory section of a play
specific sentences in the script that an actor is to say
group of actors that comment on the play
to add or invent dialogue not in a script
written form of a play
movements of characters in a play described in the stage directions
place where a play is performed for an audience
long speech by an actor speaking to himself
people who perform the play by acting as characters
short paragraph that contains only the important events in the story
to imitate the actions and dialogue to put oneself in another's place
when and where a story takes place
act out a story with movement and no dialogue
long speech from one actor to other actors
solution to the main character(s) problem

37 Clues: written form of a play • person who writes a play • introductory section of a play • main problem in a fictional text • group of people who watch a play • clothing worn onstage by an actor • when and where a story takes place • words spoken aloud by the characters • all of the important events in a story • curved lines that show stage direction • ...

Pickleball Terminology 2020-12-04

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Action of striking the shuttle with the Paddle.
Position in which a player stands in relation to the court, net, opponent and Pickle ball.
High arching shot that lands near the baseline
The amount of time it takes to get from one place on the court to the other.
A hard, overhand shot usually resulting from an opponent’s lob, high return or high bounce.
The ability to combine movements smoothly with total body control.
An alert body position that allows quick movement in any direction
Hit Any ball that requires the racket to come across the body.
To hit the ball in the air before it bounces. All volleying must be done with the player’s feet behind the non-volley zone line.
Implement used to hit the pickleball
Ball used that is slightly smaller than a traditional wiffle ball used for baseball.

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Any ball that is hit on the racket side of the body.
ability to exert a low to medium force on an object repeatedly.
Act of putting the pickleball into play
Shot A soft shot meant to draw opponent into the non-volley zone
The relative amount of lean body mass to body fat.
The ability to change direction quickly.
Rule Each team must play their first shot off the bounce. That is the first receiving team must let the served ball bounce, and the serving team must let the return of the serve bounce before playing it.
Zone: Are of the court no volleying may occur
Hit Hitting the shuttle twice in the same stroke
Play that is allowed to be replayed

21 Clues: Play that is allowed to be replayed • Implement used to hit the pickleball • Act of putting the pickleball into play • The ability to change direction quickly. • Zone: Are of the court no volleying may occur • High arching shot that lands near the baseline • Action of striking the shuttle with the Paddle. • Hit Hitting the shuttle twice in the same stroke • ...

Boat terminology 2020-03-05

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helps stabilize boat
cable
dining area
right side
bathroom
secure boat
opening
large heavy object
front of boat
rear

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left side
cooking area
part of hull
between bulk and deck
toward back
wheel
not touching water
window
small boat
body of boat
top of boat
operate sails
appendage to control boat
sleeping quarter

24 Clues: rear • wheel • cable • window • opening • bathroom • left side • right side • small boat • toward back • dining area • top of boat • secure boat • cooking area • part of hull • body of boat • operate sails • front of boat • sleeping quarter • not touching water • large heavy object • helps stabilize boat • between bulk and deck • appendage to control boat

Technology Terminology 2020-02-04

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A computing device with a touch screen that is larger than a smart phone and has functions similar to a smart phone.
A type of port designed to make installation and configuration of I/O devices easy, providing room for as many as 127 devices daisy-chained together.
A common pointing device on a laptop computer.
The largest type of personal computer case.
A port that transmits digital video and audio (not analog transmissions) and is slowly replacing VGA and DVI ports on personal computers.
The main secondary storage device of a computer. The two technologies currently used are magnetic and solid state.
The component where almost all processing of data and instructions takes place
A circuit board inserted into a slot on the motherboard to enhance the capability of the computer.
The common name for standards for a local wireless network as defined by IEEE 802.11.
The component where almost all processing of data and instructions takes place
A short-range wireless technology used to connect two devices in a small personal network.
Memory used by the video
A connector on a laptop to connect to a port replicator or docking station.

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A portable computer that is designed for travel and mobility. It uses the same technology as desktop computers, with modifications for conserving voltage, taking up less space, and operating while on the move.
An outdated wireless technology that has been mostly replaced by Bluetooth to connect personal computing devices.
A small area that offers connectivity to a wireless network, such as a Wi-Fi network.
A small flash memory card that contains all the information a device needs to connect to a GSM or LTE cellular network, including a password and other authentication information needed to access the network, encryption standards used, and the services that a subscription includes.
The main board in the computer.
A computer that has the monitor and computer case built together and uses components that are common to both a laptop and a desktop computer.
A male 9-pin or 25-pin port on a computer system used by slower I/O devices such as a mouse or modem. Data travels serially, one bit at a time, through the port.
A box inside the computer case that receives power and converts it to provide power to the motherboard and other installed devices.
A port used by a network cable to connect to the wired network. Also called an RJ-45 port.
Memory modules on the motherboard containing microchips used to temporarily hold data and programs while the CPU processes both.
Firmware that can control much of a computer’s input/output functions, such as communication with the keyboard and the monitor.

24 Clues: Memory used by the video • The main board in the computer. • The largest type of personal computer case. • A common pointing device on a laptop computer. • A connector on a laptop to connect to a port replicator or docking station. • The component where almost all processing of data and instructions takes place • ...

Pulmonary Terminology 2020-03-04

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A device for producing a fine spray, often used to administer intranasal medications.
acute inflammation and infection of the alveoli.
A contraction of smooth muscle in the walls of the bronchi and bronchioles, causing narrowing of the lumen
An adrenocortical steroid hormone that increases gluconeogenesis, exerts an antiinflammatory effect, and influences many body functions.
thrush, Candidiasis of the tissues of the mouth and pharynx. Characterized by the appearance of creamy white patches of exudate on an inflamed tongue or buccal mucosa.
abscess, Localized area of pus formation in the lungs.
Upper respiratory tract infection
A substance or procedure that lessens or prevents an immune response.
rhinitis An inflammation of the mucous membrane lining of the nose caused by an allergic reaction
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
An inflammation of the conjunctiva that is usually caused by an infection or allergy; also known as pinkeye.
Lower respiratory tract infection

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embolism Floating clot or other material blocking the blood vessels of the lung
A chronic respiratory disease where there is over-inflation of the air sacs (alveoli) in the lungs, causing a decrease in lung function, and often, breathlessness.
A substance that reduces the production of mucus in the lungs and promotes the dislodging of mucus from the bronchioles
The free discharge of a thin watery nasal fluid; or the flow of cerebrospinal fluid from the nose after injury to the head.
A hormone, secreted by the adrenal cortex, that maintains normal blood volume, promotes sodium and water retention, and increases urinary excretion of potassium and hydrogen ions.
Inadequate oxygen tension at the cellular level, characterized by tachycardia, hypertension, peripheral vasoconstriction, dizziness, and mental confusion.
A drug that relieves or prevents coughs
edema Swelling and fluid in the air sacs and bronchioles, caused by poor blood supply to the heart muscle
An abnormal deficiency in the concentration of oxygen in arterial blood.
Noisy breathing, specifically a high-pitched crowing sound, associated with croup, respiratory infection, and airway obstruction.

22 Clues: Upper respiratory tract infection • Lower respiratory tract infection • Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease • A drug that relieves or prevents coughs • acute inflammation and infection of the alveoli. • abscess, Localized area of pus formation in the lungs. • A substance or procedure that lessens or prevents an immune response. • ...

Warehouse Terminology 2020-04-27

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Also known as ASN & is a Manhattan term for a document to receive/validate against
Provider, May take over all receiving, storage, value-added, shipping, and transportation responsibilities for a client and conduct them in the 3PL's warehouse using the 3PL's equipment and employees, or may manage one or all of these functions in the client's facility using the client's equipment, or any combination of the above.
Refers to the sourcing, transport, expediting, storage, and receiving of goods coming into a business
Counts Describes method used in cycle counting and physical inventories where you provide your counters with item number and location but no quantity information
Storage bin location in the Manhattan WMS that may contain one or more license-plated cases.
Activity of processing customer shipments
Covers activities related to the returned product, returned pallets and containers, returned materials for disposal or recycling.
Placing items into the proper box, along with the appropriate packing materials and documentation before the package is labeled and shipped to the end customer.
Systematic counting of a portion of the total stock on a certain day, so all stock can be counted without disruption to the warehouse
Any passageway within a storage area
Portable platform designed to allow a forklift or pallet jack to lift, move, and store various loads.
Printedon the item packaging used to facilitate receiving and inventory transactions.
Also known as Stock Keeping Unit, & is a product or service identification number assigned to a unique item by a retailer.
Wireless, Handheld device that uses a radio frequency wireless network to communicate with a WMS in order to transfer information throughout the network
Any quantifiable item that you can handle, buy, sell, store, consume, produce, or track can be considered inventory
Used to track inventory from inbound through to allocation.
Involves checking of the quality, quantity, and condition of the incoming goods followed by their proper storage

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Used to track outbound cartons.
Physical space where an item is stored. Examples would include a parts bin on a shelf, a pallet location in pallet rack, or a storage lane where multiple pallets of an item are stacked on the floor.
Movement of inventory from upstream -- or reserve -- product storage locations to downstream -- or primary – storage, picking, and shipment locations.
Computer software designed specifically for managing the movement and storage of materials throughout the warehouse.
A unique identifier assigned incrementally or sequentially to an item
Refers to warehousing, packaging and transporting of goods going out of the business
Fancy term for Returns
Merchandise that is received at the warehouse or DC is not put away but prepared for shipment to retail stores.
Order picking method where a warehouse is divided into several pick zones, order pickers are assigned to a specific zone and only pick the items in that zone, orders are moved from one zone to the next (usually on conveyor systems) as they are picked.
Type of Inbound receipt – returns, vendor, etc.
A number representing each unique product stocked in the facility
The process of moving material from the dock and transporting it to a warehouse's storage, replenishment, or pick area
Action of pulling the relevant stock items from storage areas to complete a customer order.
An Inbound delivery that the client determines is a priority and needs to be unloaded and received in front of other drop or live unloads.)
European Article Number The European version of UPC
A list of stock items to be picked to fill an order

33 Clues: Fancy term for Returns • Used to track outbound cartons. • Any passageway within a storage area • Activity of processing customer shipments • Type of Inbound receipt – returns, vendor, etc. • European Article Number The European version of UPC • A list of stock items to be picked to fill an order • Used to track inventory from inbound through to allocation. • ...

Map Terminology 2020-09-01

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The height of an object in relation to sea level or ground level
Shows the relationship between the distance on the map and the distance on the earth
The angular distance of a place East of west of the prime meridian
The four main points on a compass
A map that show natural landforms and land
The half of the world the lies north of the equator
The four points on the compass rose between the cardinal directions
The line that separates the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
A diagram of parts of land or sea showing physical features such as cities or landmarks
A visual explanation of symbols used on a map

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A picture or sign that stands for something on a map
The half of the world that lies south of the equator
The half of the world that is west of the prime meridian
A map that represents the political subdivisions of the world
A spherical representation of the earth
The distance north or south of the equator
An imaginary line that separates the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere
A feature on a map that points to north, east, south, and west
hemisphere The hemisphere east of the prime meridian
Half of a sphere

20 Clues: Half of a sphere • The four main points on a compass • A spherical representation of the earth • The distance north or south of the equator • A map that show natural landforms and land • A visual explanation of symbols used on a map • The half of the world the lies north of the equator • A picture or sign that stands for something on a map • ...

Hematology Terminology 2020-06-29

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pinpoint hemorrhages; indicates platelet deficiency or dysfunction
secondary hemostasis refers to the formation of _____
platelet progenitor cell
excess levels in the bloodstream are toxic
average RBC weight
layer of white blood cells in a spun hematocrit tube
hormone that regulates calcium metabolism
treatment of choice for acute hemorrhage
have lower than normal total protein levels
crossmatch combining donor RBC and recipient serum
_____ hormone deficiency causes diabetes insipidus
avian equivalent of a neutrophil
contents of gray top tube used for ACT test

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physical test for primary hemostasis
protein that binds to glucose
appearance of red blood cells with low MCH
milky or cloudy serum is called _____
deficiency can indicate liver disease
sign of hemolysis
tests extrinsic and common coagulation pathways
most common feline blood type in the United States
occurs with severe transfusion reactions
unit for packed cell volume
average hemoglobin concentration in the average RBC
_____ toxicity can cause hypocalcemia with rapid infusion
average RBC size

26 Clues: average RBC size • sign of hemolysis • average RBC weight • platelet progenitor cell • unit for packed cell volume • protein that binds to glucose • avian equivalent of a neutrophil • physical test for primary hemostasis • milky or cloudy serum is called _____ • deficiency can indicate liver disease • occurs with severe transfusion reactions • ...

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