medical terminology Crossword Puzzles
Medical Assistant 2023-12-08
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- inflammation/infection of the throat
- the average is 120/80
- lig-
- used to listen to internal sounds from the heart, lungs, and intestinal tract
- someone who supports physicians, nurse practitioners, and many more
- imflammation of the lungs caused by bacteria
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- helps you to lift people
- used to take blood pressure
- you should wash your hands for a minimum of
- the bracial, radial, carotid
- personal protective equipment
- pharyng-
- another name for medical assistants is a _______ assistant
- metabol(e) means to
14 Clues: lig- • pharyng- • metabol(e) means to • the average is 120/80 • helps you to lift people • used to take blood pressure • the bracial, radial, carotid • personal protective equipment • inflammation/infection of the throat • you should wash your hands for a minimum of • imflammation of the lungs caused by bacteria • another name for medical assistants is a _______ assistant • ...
Medical Terms 2022-06-27
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- Slow Heart Rate Below 60bpm
- Vomiting Blood
- High Body Temperature
- Nose Bleed
- Normal Body Temperature
- Low Blood Pressure
- Urinating blood
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- Fast Heart Rate above 100bpm
- Normal Blood Pressure
- Difficult or Laboured Breathing
- Lying face upwards position
- Coughing or Spitting Blood
- Flat Line Non Shockable rhythm
- High Blood Pressure
14 Clues: Nose Bleed • Vomiting Blood • Urinating blood • Low Blood Pressure • High Blood Pressure • Normal Blood Pressure • High Body Temperature • Normal Body Temperature • Coughing or Spitting Blood • Slow Heart Rate Below 60bpm • Lying face upwards position • Fast Heart Rate above 100bpm • Flat Line Non Shockable rhythm • Difficult or Laboured Breathing
Medical Terms 2023-10-03
14 Clues: Many • Half • Around • Within • Between • Headache • Many/Much • After/Behind • Complains Of • Before/In Front • Less Than/Under • Above/Excessive • Registered Nurse • Four Times A Day
Medical virology 2025-03-28
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- Which virus from the Filoviridae family causes severe hemorrhagic fever with high fatality rates?
- encephalitis Which encephalitis virus is transmitted through ticks and belongs to the Flaviviridae family?
- Which virus from the Picornaviridae family can cause paralysis in severe cases?
- Which virus from the Togaviridae family causes German measles?
- To which viral family do Parainfluenza viruses and mumps viruses belong?
- A Which hepatitis virus is transmitted via the fecal-oral route and belongs to the Hepatovirus genus?
- Which non-enveloped DNA virus is known for causing respiratory and eye infections?
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- Which family of viruses caused the global pandemic in 2020?
- B Which hepatitis virus is part of the Hepadnaviridae family and can cause chronic liver disease?
- Which virus from the Rhabdoviridae family is transmitted through animal bites and causes fatal encephalitis?
- Which virus is responsible for chickenpox in children?
- Which enterovirus is known for causing hand, foot, and mouth disease?
- Which retrovirus is responsible for causing AIDS?
- Which highly contagious viral disease is caused by a Morbillivirus?
- Which virus from the Orthomyxoviridae family causes seasonal flu and has types A and B?
15 Clues: Which retrovirus is responsible for causing AIDS? • Which virus is responsible for chickenpox in children? • Which family of viruses caused the global pandemic in 2020? • Which virus from the Togaviridae family causes German measles? • Which highly contagious viral disease is caused by a Morbillivirus? • ...
Medical specialist 2025-11-20
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- A doctor that reads and interprets MRI's and X-rays
- A doctor that specializ in cancer treatment
- A doctor that specializes in the female reproductive system and also childbirth
- Digestive system, intestines and stomach specialist
- A doctor specialized in connective tissue and joints sickness
- A doctor specialized in the eyes
- Nervous system specialist
- Doctor that Is specialized in the bones and joints
- A doctor for children
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- A doctor specialized in the heart and blood vessels
- A doctor that specializes in high blood pressure and kidney diseas
- Specialist in hair and skin
- A doctor for the ears, nose and throat
- Doctor that specializes in mental health and mental disorders
14 Clues: A doctor for children • Nervous system specialist • Specialist in hair and skin • A doctor specialized in the eyes • A doctor for the ears, nose and throat • A doctor that specializ in cancer treatment • Doctor that Is specialized in the bones and joints • A doctor specialized in the heart and blood vessels • A doctor that reads and interprets MRI's and X-rays • ...
Crossword 2 2026-02-13
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- Medical and surgical care of bones, joints, ligaments, and major musculoskeletal injuries
- Reconstructive and hand-focused surgery
- Advanced procedural pain control
- Urinary and male reproductive health
- Medical care of lung and breathing conditions
- Medical and surgical eye care
- Pain and movement treatment without surgery
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- Medical and surgical care of the foot, ankle, and toenails
- Technician led diagnostic testing and therapy related to breathing and lung function
- Imaging tests that evaluate blood flow in arteries and veins
- Autoimmune diseases affecting joints and organs
11 Clues: Medical and surgical eye care • Advanced procedural pain control • Urinary and male reproductive health • Reconstructive and hand-focused surgery • Pain and movement treatment without surgery • Medical care of lung and breathing conditions • Autoimmune diseases affecting joints and organs • Medical and surgical care of the foot, ankle, and toenails • ...
astronaut 2017-01-11
6 Clues: advanced technology • to try or practice something • something desighned for a reason • a space terminology and a pacific flight • to carefully or skillfully move something • to direct the course of a plane,ship or any other viecle
Stedman's Medical Terminology Chapter 2:Prefixes, Suffixes, and Abbreviations 2017-06-20
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- Suffix meaning "condition of"
- Suffix that means "enlargement”
- Meaning of the prefix "intra-"
- Prefix meaning "rapid, fast"
- Pertaining to a cavity
- Suffix that means "surgical opening"
- Meaning of the prefix "per"
- Meaning of the suffix "-pathy"
- The study of the skin
- Suffix meaning "suture"
- Meaning of the prefixes "multi-" and "poly-"
- "Normotensive" indicates blood pressure that is ______
- Prefix meaning "away from, cessation, without"
- Prefix meaning "half"
- The surgical removal of a lobe
- Abbreviation meaning "nothing by mouth"
- Prefix that means "one"
- Abbreviation for "prescription"
- Suffix meaning "surgical repair, reconstruction"
- Word parts that come after the word root
- Prefix that means "opposing, against"
- “Microcardia" refers to a heart that is abnormally_________
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- Abbreviation that means "immediately"
- Tumor of lymph tissue
- Suffix that means "tumor"
- Frequent discharge of fluid fecal matter
- Condition of abnormally low oxygen in the blood
- Prefix that means "other, different"
- Pain in one or more muscles
- Puncture to aspirate (fluid) from the amniotic sac
- Abbreviation for "diagnosis"
- An instrument to measure heat
- Abbreviation meaning "as needed"
- Word parts that precede the word root
- Prefix meaning "around, surrounding"
- Meaning of the abbreviation "Sx"
- Meaning of the prefix "pseudo-"
- Suffix meaning "one who specializes in"
38 Clues: Tumor of lymph tissue • The study of the skin • Prefix meaning "half" • Pertaining to a cavity • Prefix that means "one" • Suffix meaning "suture" • Suffix that means "tumor" • Pain in one or more muscles • Meaning of the prefix "per" • Prefix meaning "rapid, fast" • Abbreviation for "diagnosis" • Suffix meaning "condition of" • An instrument to measure heat • ...
Medical Terminology Suffix, Prefix, and Root Wards. Logan Morrisson 2024-09-17
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- Organism that causes disease within a host.
- The bluish-purple discoloration of the skin.
- Pertaining to the Epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin.
- A condition characterized by being a less severe than Mania
- Passing through the skin.
- The death of body tissues due to lack of blood flow.
- The surgical removal of a cancerous tumor/mass.
- A mass of fat or a fatty tumor.
- Another word for autopsy
- An anomaly; deviation from the normal.
- A bruise formed by a leak in broken blood vessels.
- A common condition which causes inflammation of the eyelids.
- The property of excessive fatness.
- A sudden increase in disease cases in a specific area.
- Skin condition characterized by an intense redness of the skin.
- A cell specialized in the storage of fat.
- A red blood cell.
- Something that is applied to the surface of the body.
- Study of blood and blood disorders.
- Formation of blood from chyle.
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- Blood tumor.
- A condition characterized by excessive sweating.
- Originating in or carried by the blood
- A hair specialist.
- Overheating of the body.
- A skin condition where dry cells build up into large rashes.
- A blue/bluish discoloration of the skin.
- Pertaining to a bruise formed by a leak in a broken blood vessel.
- Inflammation of a nail or claw, usually leading to the loss of the nail.
- Abnormal hardening of body tissues.
- Elvetaed fat levels within the blood.
- Condition of itchy/dry skin.
- related to/like erythrocytes.
- Fat-like tissue.
- In the skin.
35 Clues: Blood tumor. • In the skin. • Fat-like tissue. • A red blood cell. • A hair specialist. • Overheating of the body. • Another word for autopsy • Passing through the skin. • Condition of itchy/dry skin. • related to/like erythrocytes. • Formation of blood from chyle. • A mass of fat or a fatty tumor. • The property of excessive fatness. • Abnormal hardening of body tissues. • ...
Skin 2021-12-03
14 Clues: tag • the skin. • sac that con- • Requires medical • matter, above or • the skin. A cyst • medical referral. • Closed, abnormally • pus, semifluid, or • a tubercle cannot. • fluid; similar to a • be drained of fluid • Large blister containing a • Flat spot or discoloration
Medical Audit Crossword 2013-12-20
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- abrev; proof that a service is not covered by Medicare
- person or group that receives health care benefits
- a record of health information with multiple access
- acronym for law requiring emergency treatment
- _______audit; performed on services prior to billing
- recovers improper Medicare payments
- _______law sponsored by U.S. Senator Pete Stark
- to assign a higher procedure code than was performed
- produces service-specific paid claims error rates
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- to bill components seperatley
- acronyn for medical record documentation
- intentional misrepresentation of facts; to deceive
- contracts with Medicare to process medical claims
- describes procedures, services, etc; used by Medicare
- the OIG will not seek exclusion with this agreement
- systematic review of a patient medical record
- voluntary accreditation program for hospitals
- ________days; time period for follow up care after a surgery
- abbrev; also referred to as the Lincoln Law
19 Clues: to bill components seperatley • recovers improper Medicare payments • acronyn for medical record documentation • abbrev; also referred to as the Lincoln Law • acronym for law requiring emergency treatment • systematic review of a patient medical record • voluntary accreditation program for hospitals • _______law sponsored by U.S. Senator Pete Stark • ...
Hamilton, Ch 8 Cardiac MT 2026-01-22
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- abbreviation for heart failure
- small brown macules,brought on by sun exposure, usually in a middle-aged or older person
- An inflammation of the inner lining of the heart and its vavles
- major type of vessel
- medical word for slow
- the word for the abbreviation of CV
- What the word for the abbreviation HTN
- A ___ medical specialty concerned with disorders of the cardiovascular system
- chest pain caused by obstructions or spasms of the coronary arteries that decrease blood flow to the myocardium
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- excessive amounts of lipids in the blood
- medical word for pulse
- unnatural paleness or absence of color in the skin
- abbreviation for sinoatrial
- Narrowing of a vessel, especially the aorta
- Abbreviation for automated external defibrillator
- force exerted by blood against the arterial walls during two phases of a heartbeat
- what's the abbreviation for right atrium
- returns blood to the heart
- heart condition
19 Clues: heart condition • major type of vessel • medical word for slow • medical word for pulse • returns blood to the heart • abbreviation for sinoatrial • abbreviation for heart failure • the word for the abbreviation of CV • What the word for the abbreviation HTN • excessive amounts of lipids in the blood • what's the abbreviation for right atrium • ...
Directional Terminology 2022-08-05
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- Laying face down
- Toward the head
- Away from the midline
- Laying face up
- Bottom of the foot
- Away from the attachment to the body
- Back of the body
- Erect stance with palms forward
- Toward the attachment to the body
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- Closer to the surface
- Toward the midline
- Further from the surface
- Front of the body
- Toward the feet
- Palm side of the hand
- Back of the hand/top of the foot
16 Clues: Laying face up • Toward the head • Toward the feet • Laying face down • Back of the body • Front of the body • Toward the midline • Bottom of the foot • Closer to the surface • Away from the midline • Palm side of the hand • Further from the surface • Erect stance with palms forward • Back of the hand/top of the foot • Toward the attachment to the body • Away from the attachment to the body
Photorgraphy Terminology 2022-09-25
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- The seperation between the darkest and the brightest areas of the image
- The button you push when you are ready to capture an image
- Abbreviation for the digital-single-lens-reflex
- One of the three elements on the exposure triangle.
- Means "drawing with light" in Greek
- The kind of exposure that results if an image comes out dark.
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- The divice in your camera that captures how much light passes to record an image onto the memory card
- The hour after sunrise or before sunset
- The specific location from which a photo is shot.
- A camera setting that gives full control over all parts of the exposure triangle.
- the out-of-focus blurred bits in an image background
- Available light that occurs in the scene without adding any flash or light modifiers.
- The total amount of light entering the camera
- A three-legged metal stand for holding a camera that prevents the camera moving during exposures
- The art of telling a visual story with photographs.
- Size of the lens openign expressed numerically.
16 Clues: Means "drawing with light" in Greek • The hour after sunrise or before sunset • The total amount of light entering the camera • Abbreviation for the digital-single-lens-reflex • Size of the lens openign expressed numerically. • The specific location from which a photo is shot. • One of the three elements on the exposure triangle. • ...
Photorgraphy Terminology 2022-09-25
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- The seperation between the darkest and the brightest areas of the image
- The button you push when you are ready to capture an image
- Abbreviation for the digital-single-lens-reflex
- One of the three elements on the exposure triangle.
- Means "drawing with light" in Greek
- The kind of exposure that results if an image comes out dark.
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- The divice in your camera that captures how much light passes to record an image onto the memory card
- The hour after sunrise or before sunset
- The specific location from which a photo is shot.
- A camera setting that gives full control over all parts of the exposure triangle.
- the out-of-focus blurred bits in an image background
- Available light that occurs in the scene without adding any flash or light modifiers.
- The total amount of light entering the camera
- A three-legged metal stand for holding a camera that prevents the camera moving during exposures
- The art of telling a visual story with photographs.
- Size of the lens openign expressed numerically.
16 Clues: Means "drawing with light" in Greek • The hour after sunrise or before sunset • The total amount of light entering the camera • Abbreviation for the digital-single-lens-reflex • Size of the lens openign expressed numerically. • The specific location from which a photo is shot. • One of the three elements on the exposure triangle. • ...
Pediatric Terminology 2022-10-10
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- regularly scheduled pediatric office visits where preventive care services such as immunizations may be given
- inflammation of the middle ear from a sore throat, cold or respiratory infection
- used to compare a child's height, weight, and head size against children of the same age
- the actual body changes that occur during childhood
- the branch of medicine that involves the medical care of infants, children and adolescents
- a defect of spinal development that occurs during the 1st trimester of pregnancy, where the tissues and bones around the spinal cord do not form correctly or close properly
- a child from the first birthday until age 3
- the start of a female menstrual cycle
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- a know reason or risk not to give an immunization or drug
- the way a child relates to others
- reduced vision in one eye caused by abnormal visual development early in life. The weaker eye often wanders inward or outward and generally develops from birth up to age 7 years
- a birth-related disorder of the nerves and muscles caused by brain damage that occurs before, during, or shortly after birth or in early childhood
- a federal assistance program that provides healthcare and nutrition for low-income pregnant women, mothers, and their children under 5 years of age
- a congenital disorder resulting from an extra chromosome, the 21st. Mild to severe intellectual disability is a characteristic of this disorder, as well as distinct facial features
- commonly known as bed wetting
- a child from birth until the first birthday
16 Clues: commonly known as bed wetting • the way a child relates to others • the start of a female menstrual cycle • a child from birth until the first birthday • a child from the first birthday until age 3 • the actual body changes that occur during childhood • a know reason or risk not to give an immunization or drug • ...
egypt terminology 2023-01-11
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- the supreme ruler of all of Ancient Egypt. He or she was considered a god.
- A large stone box that held a mummy's coffin.
- A powerful queen who became one of Egypt's most successful pharaohs.
- A special stone that had the same inscription written both in Greek and in Egyptian hieroglyphics.
- A period of rule when a series of kings or pharaohs all came from the same family.
- A pharaoh of Egypt that is famous for his tomb that was discovered. The tomb was largely untouched and was full of treasure.
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- Special jars that held the organs of a mummy including the lungs, intestines, liver, and stomach.
- A mythological beast with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh or god. The Egyptians built sphinx statues to guard tombs.
- A good luck sign of the Sun or Moon that the Egyptians believed protected one from evil.
- A type of writing used by the Ancient Egyptians that used a combination of pictures and symbols.
- A place where several large pyramids and the Great Sphinx were built.
- A queen of Egypt who was famous for her beauty.
- A plant that grew on the banks of the Nile. The Ancient Egyptians used it to make paper, boats, sandals, baskets, and rope.
- The architect of the first Egyptian pyramid. He was also the second in command after the pharaoh and was later made into a god.
- A dead body that has been specially preserved using embalming so that it won't rot. Mummy
- A charm worn that the Ancient Egyptians thought had magical powers.
16 Clues: A large stone box that held a mummy's coffin. • A queen of Egypt who was famous for her beauty. • A charm worn that the Ancient Egyptians thought had magical powers. • A powerful queen who became one of Egypt's most successful pharaohs. • A place where several large pyramids and the Great Sphinx were built. • ...
Dance Terminology 2019-09-19
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- The central theme or concept of the dance composition.
- The named or identifiable structural components evident in a dance.
- Manipulating, combining and ordering movements to make phrases and sections.
- The movements that link a phrase or section together.
- Actions that result in the upward change of level in a dancer’s body or a body part.
- The making of a dance by creating, selecting and arranging movements and patterns of movement to convey an intention.
- The skills used to perform choreography for the purpose of communicating the intention of the dance to an audience.
- Movements performed with a minor successive time difference.
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- The amount of rotation of a body or body part around a vertical or horizontal axis.
- Movements of any isolated body part, executed singly or in combination with other actions.
- The control of movement that results in the stillness of single parts, multiple parts or the whole body.
- Someone/something that affects or impacts on the choreographer's choices.
- The use of spontaneous movement.
- The execution of the dance to an audience.
- Movements which result in the downward change of level of the body or body parts.
- Movements that the dancer uses to traverse the space from one location to another.
16 Clues: The use of spontaneous movement. • The execution of the dance to an audience. • The movements that link a phrase or section together. • The central theme or concept of the dance composition. • Movements performed with a minor successive time difference. • The named or identifiable structural components evident in a dance. • ...
Anatomical Terminology 2020-10-23
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- the cavity the heart sits in
- away from the midline
- below or towards the feet
- divides the body into upper and lower portions
- closer to the point of attachment
- towards the back
- the cavity the lungs sit in
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- the cavity inferior to the diaphragm
- closer to or near the midline
- divides the body into equal left and right halves
- towards the front
- away from the attachment
- the cavity in which the brain sits
- above or towards the head
- divides the body into left and right
- divides the body into front and back portions
16 Clues: towards the back • towards the front • away from the midline • away from the attachment • below or towards the feet • above or towards the head • the cavity the lungs sit in • the cavity the heart sits in • closer to or near the midline • closer to the point of attachment • the cavity in which the brain sits • the cavity inferior to the diaphragm • ...
Ethics Terminology 2021-02-04
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- a feature of managed care in which the primary provider authorizes referrals to specialists and other services. Authorization is needed for the plan to cover the services.
- the stage in Kohlberg's moral development theory in which people make moral decisions based on the need to please people.
- Kant's theory of ethics. It is based on determining moral duty and acting on that duty.
- Mill's ethics theory. It is concerned with the consequences of actions and producing the greatest good for the greatest number affected. It also includes preventing the greatest harm.
- health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act; federal legislation that deals with the protection of confidentiality of electronic records.
- the management of resources for others. It implies that stewards use care when taking care of property, resources, and financial assets that are not their own.
- a public health professional who conducts research related to the nature and spread of disease. These work in preventing and controlling the spread of epidemics.
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- the basis for Mill's theory. Ethics is based on consequences not on intent.
- the practice of discerning the right thing to do. It involved people, organizations, and communities.
- Iron Triangle, a model that explains the relationship between cost, access, and quality. It is helpful in planning and identifying potential ethics issues.
- the practice of assigning a billing code that is higher than the actual procedure in order to obtain greater reimbursement
- a component of autonomy that deals with telling the truth.
- attributes and characteristics that make up moral excellence. People are willing to act on these characteristics, and they form the core of their person.
- a principle of ethics that addresses what is fair or what is deserved.
- part of Aristotle's theory of ethics, which is based in the Greek concept of excellence. It means happiness or flourishing by living a virtuous life.
- behaviors that try to hide the truth of omitting information, altering facts, or lying. One can also practice self-deceit, which can lead to management errors and malpractice.
16 Clues: a component of autonomy that deals with telling the truth. • a principle of ethics that addresses what is fair or what is deserved. • the basis for Mill's theory. Ethics is based on consequences not on intent. • Kant's theory of ethics. It is based on determining moral duty and acting on that duty. • ...
Animal Terminology 2021-09-13
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- is a type of animal identification usually done on pigs.
- can be a selective mating with humans help.
- is the scientific term for cattle.
- is the digestive system of animals like cattle.
- is a single act of giving birth.
- is the digestive system of a human.
- is taking a animal off mothers milk and switching them to solids.
- is a animal's personal space.
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- is the scientific term for pigs.
- is a term when female are pregnant.
- is the removal of the tail.
- is when a animal lives out of confinement.
- is the scientific term for birds.
- is when you are killing bacteria and other diseases.
- is when crops are raised without commercial chemicals.
- is a faculty that manage feed and water.
16 Clues: is the removal of the tail. • is a animal's personal space. • is the scientific term for pigs. • is a single act of giving birth. • is the scientific term for birds. • is the scientific term for cattle. • is a term when female are pregnant. • is the digestive system of a human. • is a faculty that manage feed and water. • is when a animal lives out of confinement. • ...
Legal Terminology 2021-10-01
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- a legal document that explains how you want medical decisions about you to be made if you cannot make the decisions yourself.
- use of documentary materials related to treatment or condition of a patient.
- any act of a sexual nature performed in a criminal manner
- A form of emotional abuse consisting of the use of abusive and demeaning language with a spouse, child, or elder, often by a caregiver or other person in a position of power.
- any act resulting in a nonaccidental physical injury
- any act or omission by a physician during treatment of a patient that deviates from accepted norms of practice in the medical community and causes an injury to the patient
- When a nursing staff member makes a statement that causes the resident to feel emotional pain, distress, or fear, it is an act of verbal abuse.
- when a doctor fails to meet the required professional standard of care and his or her negligence causes patient harm.
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- is a federal law that required the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient's consent or knowledge.
- instructs health care providers not to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if a patient's breathing stops or if the patient's heart stops beating.
- Defaming the character of another by means of the written word.
- intentional touching without permission.
- Defaming the character of another through injurious speech.
- type of advance directive that states the specific types of medical care that a person wishes to receive
- The unlawful placing of an individual in apprehension of immediate bodily harm without his or her consent.
- allow the person's estate to sue the hospital and be awarded damages for the beneficiaries of the deceased.
16 Clues: intentional touching without permission. • any act resulting in a nonaccidental physical injury • any act of a sexual nature performed in a criminal manner • Defaming the character of another through injurious speech. • Defaming the character of another by means of the written word. • use of documentary materials related to treatment or condition of a patient. • ...
Legal Terminology 2021-10-01
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- a legal document that explains how you want medical decisions about you to be made if you cannot make the decisions yourself.
- use of documentary materials related to treatment or condition of a patient.
- any act of a sexual nature performed in a criminal manner
- A form of emotional abuse consisting of the use of abusive and demeaning language with a spouse, child, or elder, often by a caregiver or other person in a position of power.
- any act resulting in a nonaccidental physical injury
- any act or omission by a physician during treatment of a patient that deviates from accepted norms of practice in the medical community and causes an injury to the patient
- When a nursing staff member makes a statement that causes the resident to feel emotional pain, distress, or fear, it is an act of verbal abuse.
- when a doctor fails to meet the required professional standard of care and his or her negligence causes patient harm.
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- is a federal law that required the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient's consent or knowledge.
- instructs health care providers not to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if a patient's breathing stops or if the patient's heart stops beating.
- Defaming the character of another by means of the written word.
- intentional touching without permission.
- Defaming the character of another through injurious speech.
- type of advance directive that states the specific types of medical care that a person wishes to receive
- The unlawful placing of an individual in apprehension of immediate bodily harm without his or her consent.
- allow the person's estate to sue the hospital and be awarded damages for the beneficiaries of the deceased.
16 Clues: intentional touching without permission. • any act resulting in a nonaccidental physical injury • any act of a sexual nature performed in a criminal manner • Defaming the character of another through injurious speech. • Defaming the character of another by means of the written word. • use of documentary materials related to treatment or condition of a patient. • ...
Trust Terminology 2021-05-07
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- The individual who is designated to manage the assets of the trust.
- The location in which the trust has been administered. At Jovia we require the trust be administered in NYS as the trust is governed by the laws of NYS.
- Individual designated to receive the benefits of the trust. Could be any number of individuals depending upon the type of trust.
- when two or more individuals have an ownership interest in property.
- A court process that handles a decedent’s estate upon their death. Trusts are often setup to avoid probate.
- Individual designated to manage the assets of the trust when the trustee resigns, dies or becomes incompetent.
- Cannot be changed or amended during the grantor's lifetime.
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- Person or entity appointed to manage the property of an individual for the benefit of someone else.
- Trust documentation, often written by an attorney and signed by the grantors and trustees. The “instrument” will dictate how the trust is to be structured and managed and will name the grantors, trustees, successor trustees and beneficiaries.
- Also known as a Special Needs Trust, is an irrevocable trust setup to manage the money of a person with intellectual disabilities.
- This is a trust account opened in which the funds pass to a designated beneficiary upon the death of all account owners.
- A provision often found within trust documentation, that restricts the transfer of a beneficiary's interest, frequently to protect the assets from claims from a beneficiary's creditors.
- Trust that an be amended or revoked during the grantor's lifetime.
- An entity or account structure that is used as a means of holding money and assets for the benefit of another. These are often used to avoid probate when the original owner dies. There are many different types of trusts and each differ in their purpose and structure.
- A one- or two-page document that often accompanies the trust instrument and summarizes important aspects of the trust itself.
- The individual who makes the trust. Oftentimes it is the grantor’s assets that are placed into the trust.
16 Clues: Cannot be changed or amended during the grantor's lifetime. • Trust that an be amended or revoked during the grantor's lifetime. • The individual who is designated to manage the assets of the trust. • when two or more individuals have an ownership interest in property. • ...
Anatomical Terminology 2023-04-03
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- lower or below
- the cavity inferior to the diaphragm
- divides the body into equal left and right halves
- the cavity where you find the heart
- toward the back
- upper or above
- nearest the attachment
- away from the attachment
- muscle separating the thoracic and abdominal cavities
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- toward the front
- divides the body into front and back portions
- the cavity in which the brain sits
- to the side
- divides the body into upper and lower portions
- divides the body into left and right
- near the midline
16 Clues: to the side • lower or below • upper or above • toward the back • toward the front • near the midline • nearest the attachment • away from the attachment • the cavity in which the brain sits • the cavity where you find the heart • the cavity inferior to the diaphragm • divides the body into left and right • divides the body into front and back portions • ...
Mobile Terminology 2023-04-22
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- The typical situation, and processes are remaining the same and not changing
- This tool is used by tier 1 agents to escalate an issue to tier 1 leadership, a tier 3 agent or to the RMA group
- when the customer is no longer connected to our wireless network they are ___
- Literally means one million pixels, the resolution of digital cameras and camera phones is often measured in this
- A device which automates retrieval and processing of information by phone using touch tone signaling or voice recognition to access information residing on a server to give a response // The robot lady that helps direct customers when they call in
- A one time only PIN that agents send to the customer's email or phone
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- The actual phone number one would dial to reach a specific mobile phone
- Controls every task your device carries out and manages system resources like the service connection
- The memory of a phone used to store apps, files, and multimedia, and in some phones it is expandable
- Protects a customer’s device against loss, theft, accidental damage and includes hardware service for mechanical/electrical breakdown
- The name of the Wifi Hotspots designed for out-of-home use
- This is where the operating system, application programs, and data in CURRENT use are kept so they can be quickly reached by the device’s processor
- Spectrum Mobile customers are required to review and consent to the Terms of Service and Policies before activating their mobile services
- Antennas that can service an area within a wireless service provider’s network
- Self-contained mini programs that live and run on the phone’s home screen
- Gives customers the option of paying in easy monthly installments
16 Clues: The name of the Wifi Hotspots designed for out-of-home use • Gives customers the option of paying in easy monthly installments • A one time only PIN that agents send to the customer's email or phone • The actual phone number one would dial to reach a specific mobile phone • Self-contained mini programs that live and run on the phone’s home screen • ...
Heart Terminology 2023-06-18
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- The valve between the left chambers of the heart.
- Term that means vein
- Oxygen-rich blood travels this vessel from the lungs to the heart
- Term that means heart
- The valve between the right chambers of the heart.
- A thin-walled vessel that contains valves to prevent backflow.
- The heart chamber that deoxygenated blood first enters.
- Oxygen-poor blood travels this vessel from the heart to the lungs
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- Term that means pulse
- the thickest layer of the heart wall.
- Superior and inferior vessel coming back to the heart.
- The tissue that lies between the two lower chambers of the heart.
- The last chamber of the heart before the blood returns to the body,
- Term that means blue
- Sac that surrounds the heart.
- the tissue that separates the two upper atria.
16 Clues: Term that means vein • Term that means blue • Term that means pulse • Term that means heart • Sac that surrounds the heart. • the thickest layer of the heart wall. • the tissue that separates the two upper atria. • The valve between the left chambers of the heart. • The valve between the right chambers of the heart. • Superior and inferior vessel coming back to the heart. • ...
Science Terminology 2013-11-12
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- Fish with proper jaws and teeth, a skeleton made of cartilage and fins on the sides of their bodies as well as along their backs
- Bacteria and fungi responsible for the natural breakdown of waste
- The division in the classification system below kingdom and above class
- Describes animals with a body temperature that varies with the temperature of their surroundings
- Cannot be seen without the help of a microscope
- Animals with a nerve cord running down their backs and an endoskeleton
- One celled organisms without a nucleus
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- Jawless fish with an internal skeleton made of cartilage
- The last level of classification of living things
- Plants that bear their seeds on cones and have male and female cones on separate plants
- The building blocks of all living things
- The bony fish; example tuna
- A key with two choices at each stage
- Describes animals with a body temperature controlled internally
- A subclass of mammals that lay eggs
- Organism that feeds off its host and lives on its host
16 Clues: The bony fish; example tuna • A subclass of mammals that lay eggs • A key with two choices at each stage • One celled organisms without a nucleus • The building blocks of all living things • Cannot be seen without the help of a microscope • The last level of classification of living things • Organism that feeds off its host and lives on its host • ...
Media Terminology 2016-03-18
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- an editing techniques that allows your to see two things happening at the same time
- another word for meaning
- the way a person or place can be portrayed through the media
- angle used to make the subject look powerful
- chronological chain of events
- a shot used to introduce a sequence
- an angle that suggest uneasiness
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- what's on screen
- these can be active or passive
- the camera moves with the action/person
- natural sound within a shot
- bright lighting
- laura mulvey
- a sequence or a chain of events
- two or more genres mixed together
- a dominant idea within society
16 Clues: laura mulvey • bright lighting • what's on screen • another word for meaning • natural sound within a shot • chronological chain of events • these can be active or passive • a dominant idea within society • a sequence or a chain of events • an angle that suggest uneasiness • two or more genres mixed together • a shot used to introduce a sequence • ...
Budget Terminology 2017-02-28
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- A _____________ is a fixed, regular compensation for work or services.
- Everyone has to pay ___________ tax
- Can you please _____________ $10,000 dollars in my account?
- It is important for society that people earn a living ______
- Supplies are an example of a ________________ cost
- You have to take into consider the ___________ when selling a car
- You've just won a trip including all ______________
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- The SAC sold $2000 dollars worth of tickets. This is their _______ income.
- We need to set a _____________ to plan for our vacation.
- Matchmaker, Charity Week, Semi-Formal and Spring Fling are all sources of _________ for the SAC.
- Rent is an example of a ____________ cost
- The _____ of energy is rising
- To convert US dollars to Canadian dollars, you have to consider the ______________ rate.
- As a ______________, you will earn 5% of your total sales
- After all my bills, my account ________ is $0 dollars
- After deducting costs, the SAC has $500 dollars left. This is their ______ income.
16 Clues: The _____ of energy is rising • Everyone has to pay ___________ tax • Rent is an example of a ____________ cost • Supplies are an example of a ________________ cost • You've just won a trip including all ______________ • After all my bills, my account ________ is $0 dollars • We need to set a _____________ to plan for our vacation. • ...
Religion Terminology 2018-04-11
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- a subtle energy center in the body
- doctrines proclaimed as absolutely true by religious institutions
- belief in a deity or deities
- a Sikh temple
- small sword worn by Khalsa initiates
- terse spiritual teaching
- an ascetic Sikh order
- sitting meditation, in zen schools
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- an incarnation of a deity
- the principle that there is no eternal self
- taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach
- a Sikh congregation
- intuitive knowledge of spiritual realities
- discomfort, suffering, frustration, disharmony
- revered ancient scriptures
- actions; the law of cause and effect
16 Clues: a Sikh temple • a Sikh congregation • an ascetic Sikh order • terse spiritual teaching • an incarnation of a deity • revered ancient scriptures • belief in a deity or deities • a subtle energy center in the body • sitting meditation, in zen schools • small sword worn by Khalsa initiates • actions; the law of cause and effect • taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach • ...
Cardiovascular terminology 2023-11-14
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- steth/o
- myx/o
- a phlebotomist draws blood from a patient's what?
- autoimmune reaction that leads to inflammation and damage to heart valves
- aort/o
- sphygm/o
- removal of extra fluid in the pericardial space
- These arteries come down the heart like a crown
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- A lipid substance
- constriction of blood vessels is called what?
- condition of a larger heart than normal
- What heart chamber is atri/o (atrium)?
- discoloration of skin indicating lack of oxygen in the blood
- This is the color of plaque for atherosclerosis
- vessel
- ox/o
16 Clues: ox/o • myx/o • aort/o • vessel • steth/o • sphygm/o • A lipid substance • What heart chamber is atri/o (atrium)? • condition of a larger heart than normal • constriction of blood vessels is called what? • This is the color of plaque for atherosclerosis • removal of extra fluid in the pericardial space • These arteries come down the heart like a crown • ...
Terminology C 2025-03-14
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- creation of special effects, costumes and characters to an unbelievable degree of realism
- purchased, transferred, and sold using cryptography
- small text file saved onto computer by a website
- online site where discussions take place
- methodology employed to bypass security of a computer system
- test is usually very evocative and image of a shocking nature to lure you in
- very fast calculator that processes all instruction that control data flow
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- method used to test whether or not someone is a human or a computer
- small silicon-based circuit board with an embedded circuit.
- device that uses radio waves over networked areas
- someone who registered a domain name but is not actually using it
- combining many technologies into a single device
- temporary storage area in memory holding information
- removing an object from its original position
- chip on motherboard which stores the BIOS
- tabular data saved in a plain text format
16 Clues: online site where discussions take place • chip on motherboard which stores the BIOS • tabular data saved in a plain text format • removing an object from its original position • combining many technologies into a single device • small text file saved onto computer by a website • device that uses radio waves over networked areas • ...
BI Terminology 2025-08-14
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- Federal health insurance program for U.S citizens who are at least 65 years of age or are a qualifying disabled person
- A request that can be submitted to ask an insurance plan to re-determine coverage for a non-formulary drug
- Specific to pharmacy benefits, a decision made by the insurance plan to determine whether a health care service is medically necessary
- Fixed out-of-pocket costs charged to patients for services rendered
- A type of medical insurance plan that provides benefits for a broad range of healthcare services both inpatient & outpatient
- The estimated cost of the insurance plan
- Federal and state government funded program for eligible low income adults and seniors, parents and children, individuals with disabilities and pregnant persons
- Written or oral expression of dissatisfaction regarding the plan or provider
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- The percentage of the total cost of services the patient will be responsible for
- The amount that must be paid out of pocket before the insurance company will begin paying towards most covered expenses
- Medicare Plan the covers prescription drugs
- abv. the maximum amount a patient will pay during a policy period before the plan begins to pay 100% of the allowed amount
- Abv. Plans that employers use often through a third party vendor, that guide patients towards utilizing patient assistance programs rather than the employer covering the cost
- Supplemental insurance that can assist with patient out of pocket costs associated with copays, coinsurances or deductibles
- A request for the plan to review a decision or grievance
- Abv. Medicare financial assistance that lowers the cost of Part B and D premiums as well as lowering the cost of prescription drugs
16 Clues: The estimated cost of the insurance plan • Medicare Plan the covers prescription drugs • A request for the plan to review a decision or grievance • Fixed out-of-pocket costs charged to patients for services rendered • Written or oral expression of dissatisfaction regarding the plan or provider • ...
Dance Terminology 2026-02-20
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- A short sequence of steps.
- A technique used during turns to prevent dizziness.
- To assemble or join legs together in the air.
- A movement where the leg is lifted and extended.
- The ability to interpret music through movement.
- The sequence of steps and movements in a dance.
- Rising onto the balls of the feet.
- Stretching the foot along the floor.
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- Freestyle, spontaneous movement.
- A pose on one leg with the other lifted and bent at 90 degrees
- A large leap.
- Carriage of the arms.
- A sliding, galloping step where one foot "chases" the other.
- Bending the knees.
- A position where one leg is bent, with the foot touching the knee of the supporting leg.
- Standing on one leg with the other extended behind.
16 Clues: A large leap. • Bending the knees. • Carriage of the arms. • A short sequence of steps. • Freestyle, spontaneous movement. • Rising onto the balls of the feet. • Stretching the foot along the floor. • To assemble or join legs together in the air. • The sequence of steps and movements in a dance. • A movement where the leg is lifted and extended. • ...
Functional Terminology 2024-10-12
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- closer to the center
- towards the front
- separates the body into a top and bottom
- beneath the surface
- above, towards the top
- farther from the center
- towards the midline
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- sole of the foot
- towards the surface
- separates the body into a front and back
- lying face up
- towards the back or behind
- below, towards the bottom
- away from the midline
- lying on your stomach
- separates the body into and right and left side
16 Clues: lying face up • sole of the foot • towards the front • towards the surface • beneath the surface • towards the midline • closer to the center • away from the midline • lying on your stomach • above, towards the top • farther from the center • below, towards the bottom • towards the back or behind • separates the body into a front and back • separates the body into a top and bottom • ...
Research terminology 2024-09-19
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- Careful appraisal of a study's strengths and weaknesses
- Abbreviation for evidence based practice
- When the participants are not revealed to anyone but the researcher
- A prediction
- A research method of asking a set of questions
- Interpretive and descriptive research data
- An element that remains unchanged by other variables
- Deals with test accuracy
- Deals with consistency
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- Type of clinical trial where neither the participants nor the researcher knows which treatment participants are receiving
- Opposite of the research hypothesis
- Referencing format used by UNDA
- Needed if humans are involved in the research
- Arithmetic average of a distribution
- Numbers-based research data
- Abbreviation for randomised control trial
16 Clues: A prediction • Deals with consistency • Deals with test accuracy • Numbers-based research data • Referencing format used by UNDA • Opposite of the research hypothesis • Arithmetic average of a distribution • Abbreviation for evidence based practice • Abbreviation for randomised control trial • Interpretive and descriptive research data • ...
Accounting Terminology 2025-10-28
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- independent federal agency that enforces securities laws to protect investors and maintain fair markets
- The amount a compnay earns from sales and other income-producing activities; Also called the "Top line"
- Things of value owned by a firm.
- Gross _____ is the amount a company earns after paying to produce or buy its products but before deducting operating expenses.
- ______ sheet is a financial statement that summarizes a firm’s financial position at a specific point in time.
- The financial accounting standards followed by accountants in the United States when preparing financial statements.
- ____ Profit or loss is the amount a obtained by subtracting all of a firm’s expenses from its revenues
- What a firm owes to its creditors; also called debts.
- Statement of Cash _____ is a financial statement that provides a summary of the money flowing into and out of a firm during a certain period, typically one year.
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- _____ expenses are costs such as rent and utilites that are not directly related to producing or buying its products.
- Owner's _____ is what is difference between what a company "owns" and what a company "owes"
- _____ statement summarizes a firm’s revenues and expenses and shows its total profit or loss over a period of time.
- ______ accounting that focuses on preparing external financial reports that are used by outsiders such as lenders, suppliers, investors, and government agencies to assess the financial strength of a business.
- ______ accounting provides financial information that managers inside the organization can use to evaluate and make decisions about current and future operations.
- An accountant who has met certain requirements and can issue an auditor’s opinion on a firm’s financial statements
- Direct materials, labor and some other costs involved in making a company's product
16 Clues: Things of value owned by a firm. • What a firm owes to its creditors; also called debts. • Direct materials, labor and some other costs involved in making a company's product • Owner's _____ is what is difference between what a company "owns" and what a company "owes" • ...
Assessment terminology 2025-11-18
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- / Simple, often unfair beliefs about a group of people
- / Language designed to make people feel strong emotions
- / A person who finds and reports the news
- / The extra feelings or ideas a word makes you think of
- / The title of a news article
- / False or incorrect information that is spread around
- / The ability to influence or control people or events
- / Where information or a story comes from
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- / The place or site where a message is shared (like TV, TikTok, or a website)
- / A particular point of view on an issue
- / Based on personal opinions or feelings, not just facts
- / To exaggerate a story to make it more shocking or dramatic
- / An unfair preference for one side over another
- / An audio show you can listen to online or download
- / Likely to cause argument or disagreement
- / An extreme exaggeration used for effect
16 Clues: / The title of a news article • / A particular point of view on an issue • / A person who finds and reports the news • / An extreme exaggeration used for effect • / Where information or a story comes from • / Likely to cause argument or disagreement • / An unfair preference for one side over another • / An audio show you can listen to online or download • ...
Paragraph Terminology 2025-09-12
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- facts used to prove or disprove something
- the shortest number of sentences accepted for a written answer
- provides evidence, facts, examples, and analysis
- essential concepts that define the subject matter
- words like "however," "consequently," or "for example" can connect ideas between sentences and paragraphs
- the marks, such as period, comma, and parentheses, used in writing to separate sentneces and their elements and to clarify meaning
- summarizes the main point and may transition the reader to the next paragraph
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- the act or thinking about something in a logical, sensible way
- state or assert that something is the case
- punctuation used in pairs to set off direct speech, a literal title, or word used ina special sense
- to correctly state where a piece of evidence comes from
- a statement or question that provides the topic and instructions for a writing assignment
- prepare written material for publication by correcting, condensing, or otherwise modifying it
- a quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or author
- introduces the main idea of the paragraph
- a statement or account that makes something clear
16 Clues: facts used to prove or disprove something • introduces the main idea of the paragraph • state or assert that something is the case • provides evidence, facts, examples, and analysis • a statement or account that makes something clear • essential concepts that define the subject matter • to correctly state where a piece of evidence comes from • ...
Emergency Action Plan 2026-03-24
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- EMS roles should be _________ by level of experience and specialties
- EAPs Should be practiced and reviewed at least _____ a year.
- Emergency communication requires good working ___________ with emergency personnel
- Each athlete should have an up-to-date _________ medical card
- Athletic organizations have a ____ to develop an emergency plan that can provide health care to all athletes
- During ______ CPR compressions should be 2 inches deep
- EAPs Should include maps and __________ of roles assigned
- when giving rescue breaths the head should be in _________.
- EAPs Should be ______ to fit the needs of the organization
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- An _________ should be on stand by for all events where there is a high risk of traumatic injury
- Programs that have well-thought-out, written action plans can deal with injuries in a __________, logical manner
- A formal document outlining the steps taken in the event of a medical crisis or disaster
- Emergency checklists should be filled out _______ the game
- Emergency __________ is being properly equipped and trained for any medical crisis or disaster.
- Use two fingers during CPR compressions on an ______
- EMS responds during a medical crisis or ______ injury
- An Automated External ________ shocks the heart to restart a normal rhythm.
- Give chest compressions at 100-120 ____ per minute
18 Clues: Give chest compressions at 100-120 ____ per minute • Use two fingers during CPR compressions on an ______ • EMS responds during a medical crisis or ______ injury • During ______ CPR compressions should be 2 inches deep • EAPs Should include maps and __________ of roles assigned • Emergency checklists should be filled out _______ the game • ...
4 Working in Today's Healthcare Environment 2021-02-16
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- a managed care concept in which the patient must use a medical provider who is under contract with the insurer for an agreed-upon fee in order to receive co-payment from the insurer.
- designations used to identify reimbursement per condition in a hospital
- a legal agreement in which physicians share in the business operation of a medical practice and become responsible for the actions of the other partners.
- type of medical plan that pays for and manages the medical care a patient receives.
- agreed-upon fee paid by the insured for certain medical services, usually $10 to $20.
- voluntary credentialing process usually offered by a professional organization.
- a federal program implemented by the individual states that provides financial assistance to states for insuring certain categories of the poor and indigent.
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- person, such as a primary care physician, or entity, such as an insurance company, that approves patient referrals to other physicians or services.
- indicates that person whose name is listed on an official record or register has met certain requirements in his or her particular profession.
- an agreement to pay a fee to another physician or agency for the referral of patients; this is illegal in some states and is considered an unethical medical practice.
- type of medical practice, as established by law, that is managed by a board of directors.
- a mandatory credentialing process that allows an individual to perform certain skills.
- federal program that provides healthcare coverage for persons over 65 years of age as well as for disabled persons or those who suffer from kidney disease or other debilitating ailments.
- type of managed care plan that offers a range of healthcare services to plan members for a predetermined fee per member by a limited group of providers.
14 Clues: designations used to identify reimbursement per condition in a hospital • voluntary credentialing process usually offered by a professional organization. • type of medical plan that pays for and manages the medical care a patient receives. • agreed-upon fee paid by the insured for certain medical services, usually $10 to $20. • ...
Insurance 2017-12-19
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- Monthly payments in order to maintain your insurance policy
- Health coverage for low income families
- A way to protect yourself from financial loss; risk management
- reimbursement for medical expenses for injuries to you or your passengers
- Insurance that covers your vehicle in case of accident or theft
- ________ insurance protects damage to personal belongings, loss to one's property, and suitable living conditions
- Can be covered completely or _______________
- policies are generally issued for _____ months or one-year timeframes and are renewable
- ___________ injury liability covers costs associated with injuries/death that you or another driver causes while driving your car
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- Federal health insurance plan for people over the age of 65
- Website to go to in order to apply for health insurance
- Legal responsibility to others for bodily injury or property damage
- Payments you make each time you receive a medical service after reaching your deductible
- ___________ damage liability reimburses others for damage that you or another driver operating your car causes to another vehicle or other property
- health insurance can be obtained via ______________ companies
- _______insurance covers medical expenses
- California's version of medicaid.
17 Clues: California's version of medicaid. • Health coverage for low income families • _______insurance covers medical expenses • Can be covered completely or _______________ • Website to go to in order to apply for health insurance • Monthly payments in order to maintain your insurance policy • Federal health insurance plan for people over the age of 65 • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-08-22
Medical terminology 2020-12-23
Medical Terminology 2023-08-22
The History of Massage Therapy 2023-10-04
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- The father oof Swedish Massage
- Also known as the "code of life" book based on hindu tradition
- the classic scripture of traditional Chinese medicine
- He discovered circulation of the blood within the body in 1628
- Known as the Canon of Medicine
- Who was the creator of the what,where,how and why for massage
- the evolved form of "amma" created by the Japanese
- who was the founder of modern nursing
- What era did the "Information Age' start?
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- Known as the father of western medicine
- the method of manipulating soft tissue using compression and traction
- Name of the original massage technique
- He introduced French terminology to massage
- Who opened the first massage school called Swedish Health Institute of Washington D.C.
- what system was massage and exercise referred from
15 Clues: The father oof Swedish Massage • Known as the Canon of Medicine • who was the founder of modern nursing • Name of the original massage technique • Known as the father of western medicine • What era did the "Information Age' start? • He introduced French terminology to massage • the evolved form of "amma" created by the Japanese • ...
E Studies 11.2.25 2025-02-10
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- A tertiary education facility that typically needs an ATAR.
- Part of your income that goes to the government.
- A statement of previous experience, education and jobs.
- A fixed amount of income.
- A leave that is given yearly. Two Words.
- A leave that is taken when injured or ill. Two Words.
- Subject specific terminology.
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- A leave often used for family emergencies. Two Words.
- A meeting. Often a final step in job application.
- A personalised page expanding on a resume. Two words.
- An acronym for the process involving health and safety at work.
- Money paid to or from the bank at a particular rate.
- A term referring to situational income bonuses.
- A tertiary education facility often focused on hands-on work.
14 Clues: A fixed amount of income. • Subject specific terminology. • A leave that is given yearly. Two Words. • A term referring to situational income bonuses. • Part of your income that goes to the government. • A meeting. Often a final step in job application. • Money paid to or from the bank at a particular rate. • A leave often used for family emergencies. Two Words. • ...
Visiting the doctor and hospital 2024-08-30
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- A sign that you are not feeling well, like a cough or headache.
- A place where people go for regular or minor medical visits.
- A place where you can get quick medical help for problems that are not emergencies but need attention soon.
- An operation to fix or remove something in the body.
- A reaction your body has to certain things, like pollen or food.
- A person who helps translate languages so people can understand each other.
- A place where people go for serious medical care or surgery.
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- The main doctor you see for general health and check-ups.
- pay: A small fee you pay for a medical visit or prescription.
- A plan that helps pay for medical costs.
- up: A regular visit to the doctor to make sure you are healthy.
- up: A visit to the doctor after a previous visit to check on progress or recovery.
- Staying in the hospital for treatment or care.
- Illness: A long-term illness that may last a long time, like diabetes or asthma.
14 Clues: A plan that helps pay for medical costs. • Staying in the hospital for treatment or care. • An operation to fix or remove something in the body. • The main doctor you see for general health and check-ups. • A place where people go for regular or minor medical visits. • A place where people go for serious medical care or surgery. • ...
Medical Terms 2014-08-18
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- A leaflet
- To tremble
- A synonym for "hide"
- A ...headache (very strong)
- A sudden and uncontrolled spasm of a muscle
- A synonym for "cure"
- The place where two bones meet
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- The line that separates one country from another
- An irritated or infected spot in the body which is painful
- A preparation introduced into a human body to prevent a disease
- ...vision is not clear, it is indistinct
- A sudden occurrence or appearance / eruption
- To keep from contact with non-infected person
- To remove or retract
14 Clues: A leaflet • To tremble • A synonym for "hide" • To remove or retract • A synonym for "cure" • A ...headache (very strong) • The place where two bones meet • ...vision is not clear, it is indistinct • A sudden and uncontrolled spasm of a muscle • A sudden occurrence or appearance / eruption • To keep from contact with non-infected person • ...
Medical Microbiology 2022-09-15
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- A toxin that only Gram-negative bacteria can produce
- A decrease in intensity of symptoms is characteristic of this phase
- An enzyme that breaks down the plasma membrane
- Subjective and non-observable reactions to a pathogen, like: nausea, lethargy, headache
- Kissing and airborne potential are examples of this mode of transmission
- A type of paralysis presented as full body muscle contractions and inability to relax
- Toxins that can cause spastic or flaccid paralysis
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- An organism's ability to cause disease
- This pathogen evades the immune system by preventing MHC1 from reaching the cell surface
- The endotoxin responsible for causing septic shock
- Objective and observable reactions to a pathogen, like: fever, rash, swelling
- A disease causing agent
- A class of molecules that help microbes adhere to hosts
- Neurotoxins, enterotoxins, cytotoxins and superantigens are all types of...
14 Clues: A disease causing agent • An organism's ability to cause disease • An enzyme that breaks down the plasma membrane • The endotoxin responsible for causing septic shock • Toxins that can cause spastic or flaccid paralysis • A toxin that only Gram-negative bacteria can produce • A class of molecules that help microbes adhere to hosts • ...
Medical Prefixes 2020-10-04
14 Clues: Dys means _________ • Per means _________ • Epi means _________ • Lipo means _________ • Meta means _________ • Cryo means _________ • A/An means _________ • Peri means _________ • Poly means _________ • Endo means _________ • Necro means _________ • Supra means _________ • Derma means _________ • Sym/Syn means _________
medical Europe 2021-10-20
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- Considered low class
- A battle between King Harold and William Normandy
- A war that is considered to be caused for holy service
- The richest stage in the social hierarchy
- Someone who collects money that goes towards the king
- A male ruler
- A ranking system which determines the amount of power in each category
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- A word that is used to say Middle Ages
- Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague
- A common type of waste found on the grounds of London
- a drink made of apples
- a rack to hang spices
- an animal kept to deal with waste
- Street cleaners in London
14 Clues: A male ruler • Considered low class • a rack to hang spices • a drink made of apples • Street cleaners in London • an animal kept to deal with waste • A word that is used to say Middle Ages • The richest stage in the social hierarchy • Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague • A battle between King Harold and William Normandy • ...
medical Europe 2021-10-20
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- The richest stage in the social hierarchy
- Considered low class
- A word that is used to say Middle Ages
- an animal kept to deal with waste
- a drink made of apples
- A common type of waste found on the grounds of London
- Rack a rack to hang spices
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- Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague.
- A war that is considered to be caused for holy service
- A male ruler
- Someone who collects money that goes towards the king
- A ranking system which determines the amount of power in each category
- Street cleaners in London
- A battle between King Harold and William Normandy
14 Clues: A male ruler • Considered low class • a drink made of apples • Street cleaners in London • Rack a rack to hang spices • an animal kept to deal with waste • A word that is used to say Middle Ages • The richest stage in the social hierarchy • A battle between King Harold and William Normandy • Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague. • ...
medical Europe 2021-10-20
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- a drink made of apples
- Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague
- Considered low class
- A ranking system which determines the amount of power in each category
- A word that is used to say Middle Ages
- Street cleaners in London
Down
- A common type of waste found on the grounds of London
- A war that is considered to be caused for holy service
- an animal kept to deal with waste
- Someone who collects money that goes towards the king
- Rack a rack to hang spices
- A male ruler
- The richest stage in the social hierarchy
- A battle between King Harold and William Normandy
14 Clues: A male ruler • Considered low class • a drink made of apples • Street cleaners in London • Rack a rack to hang spices • an animal kept to deal with waste • A word that is used to say Middle Ages • The richest stage in the social hierarchy • Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague • A battle between King Harold and William Normandy • ...
VOCABULAIRE MEDICAL 2023-12-11
Across
- Inflammation de la bouche
- Substances de défense produites par les globules blancs en réaction à une substance étrangère
- Moyen ou médicament qui permettent de lutter contre la douleur
- Douleur aux vertèbres cervicales
- Inflammation des trompes de Fallope
- Petite bronche
- Diminution du nombre de globules rouges
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- Difficulté à uriner
- Autre nom du globule rouge
- Inflammation du rein
- Diminution du nombre de globules blancs
- Hypersensibilité à la lumière
- Gaz que respire un enfant et qui va lui permettre de lutter contre la douleur
- Intra-rectal
14 Clues: Intra-rectal • Petite bronche • Difficulté à uriner • Inflammation du rein • Inflammation de la bouche • Autre nom du globule rouge • Hypersensibilité à la lumière • Douleur aux vertèbres cervicales • Inflammation des trompes de Fallope • Diminution du nombre de globules blancs • Diminution du nombre de globules rouges • ...
Medical terms 2023-11-26
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- Inflammation of the kidneys
- A surgical procedure to free the kidney from adhesions
- Abnormality of the kidneys
- Ultrasound imaging of the kidneys
- Inflammation of the basic unit of the kidney
- The formation of kidney stones
- A rare disease characterized by the kidney drops down into the pelvis
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- A surgical procedure to drain urine from the kidneys
- A condition characterized by the deposition of calcium in the kidneys
- The study of kidney diseases and treatments
- Doctor that specializes in renal care and diseases
- The hardening and narrowing of renal blood vessels
- Surgical removal of a kidney
- Enlargement of the kidneys
- Basic unit of the kidney
15 Clues: Basic unit of the kidney • Abnormality of the kidneys • Enlargement of the kidneys • Inflammation of the kidneys • Surgical removal of a kidney • The formation of kidney stones • Ultrasound imaging of the kidneys • The study of kidney diseases and treatments • Inflammation of the basic unit of the kidney • Doctor that specializes in renal care and diseases • ...
Medical vocabulary 2023-12-12
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- the opposite of front
- when your head hurts, you have a...
- you have ten of these on your feet
- you often do this when you are sick
- the part of your body above your stomach
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- when you are just a little sick, you have a...
- the middle part of your leg; it also bends
- the upper part of your arm
- to take air in and out
- you have two of these on each foot
- you have one of these on either side of your body
- when you have pain, such as "my head..."
- when you are sick for 2-3 weeks, you have the...
- the part of the body below your chin
14 Clues: the opposite of front • to take air in and out • the upper part of your arm • you have two of these on each foot • you have ten of these on your feet • when your head hurts, you have a... • you often do this when you are sick • the part of the body below your chin • when you have pain, such as "my head..." • the part of your body above your stomach • ...
Medical Specialist 2023-12-26
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- (ear, nose and throat) specialist
- brain specialist
- tooth specialist
- mental health specialist
- deals with eye diseases
- helps women deliver babies
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- a person who is qualified to prepare and sell drugs and medicines
- tumour specialist
- doctor’s assistant
- skin specialist
- provides pain prevention during surgery
- heart specialist
- treats babies and children
- specializes in imaging tests (x-ray, etc.)
14 Clues: skin specialist • brain specialist • heart specialist • tooth specialist • tumour specialist • doctor’s assistant • deals with eye diseases • mental health specialist • treats babies and children • helps women deliver babies • (ear, nose and throat) specialist • provides pain prevention during surgery • specializes in imaging tests (x-ray, etc.) • ...
Medical technology 2024-01-31
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- a glass tube used by scientists
- a GMO you can eat
- an organism whose genes have been altered
- not natural
- person who knows very little about GMOs
- conversion from normal language to abstract information units
- an illness that is going to kill a person
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- putting the sperm of a male into a female's womb
- malfunction or disease/illness
- a seminal and cheaper technology to edit genes
- energy particles that can kill you
- in vitro fertilization=insemination outside the woman's body
- makes sth. better by changing it gradually
- a chemical found in almost all living organisms
14 Clues: not natural • a GMO you can eat • malfunction or disease/illness • a glass tube used by scientists • energy particles that can kill you • person who knows very little about GMOs • an organism whose genes have been altered • an illness that is going to kill a person • makes sth. better by changing it gradually • a seminal and cheaper technology to edit genes • ...
Medical Specialties 2024-02-07
15 Clues: Urology • Surgery • Oncology • oncology • Pathology • Neurology • Pediatrics • gynecology • Psychiatry • Obstetrics • Hematology • Dermatology • Rheumatology • Anesthesiology • Gastroenterology
Medical Roots 2024-02-21
medical terms 2025-11-18
14 Clues: bile • smooth • eyelid • eardrum • great toe • wall, fence • soft condition • tree, branching • suture, suturing • cavity or chamber • falling, drooping • wedge, wedge shape • to create an opening • loosening,set free, destruction
Medical History 2024-09-01
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- another term meaning x-rays
- developed smallpox
- founder of modern nursing
- created anatomical Notebook
- a civil war nurse, discovered American red cross
- invented the microscope
- introduced the thermometric scale, developed the mercury thermometer
- first to study cause of disease
- they use acupuncture
- a contemporary of Hippocrates
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- first to keep accurate health records.
- invented bifocals and discovered colds can pass from one person to another
- the father of medicine
- first female physician
14 Clues: developed smallpox • they use acupuncture • the father of medicine • first female physician • invented the microscope • founder of modern nursing • another term meaning x-rays • created anatomical Notebook • a contemporary of Hippocrates • first to study cause of disease • first to keep accurate health records. • a civil war nurse, discovered American red cross • ...
Medical terms! 2025-08-27
Across
- inflammation of the skin
- vessels that carry blood away from the heart
- records the electrical signals in the heart
- high blood pressure
- sudden and severe onset
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- the study of body structure
- below
- within
- formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel
- drugs that complete
- medical term for armpit
- removal of
- body system relating to the brain and spinal cord
- a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction
14 Clues: below • within • removal of • drugs that complete • high blood pressure • medical term for armpit • sudden and severe onset • inflammation of the skin • the study of body structure • records the electrical signals in the heart • vessels that carry blood away from the heart • formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel • body system relating to the brain and spinal cord • ...
Medical Tests 2025-05-28
September 12th 2025-09-12
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- A contagious viral infection often prevented by vaccines
- A measured quantity of medicine
- Substances that act on the body, often used in treatment
- Mental health professionals
- A physical check-up or medical inspection
- A tool used to listen to heartbeats
- A place where sick people are treated
- A sudden illness or injury requiring immediate attention
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- Field concerned with health and healing
- Injection to prevent disease
- Room Hospital section for urgent care
- Medical professionals who diagnose and treat illnesses
- A person receiving medical care
- Practices that promote cleanliness and prevent disease
- A professional who prepares and dispenses drugs
15 Clues: Mental health professionals • Injection to prevent disease • A measured quantity of medicine • A person receiving medical care • A tool used to listen to heartbeats • Room Hospital section for urgent care • A place where sick people are treated • Field concerned with health and healing • A physical check-up or medical inspection • ...
Medical Terminology: Week #13 terms - Circulatory System -part 1 2025-04-08
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- fast
- electric
- tracing; recording
- vessels that convey blood; includes arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, and veins
- abnormal heart rhythm
- cell
- fat; plaque
- blood vessel
- muscle
- deficiency
- artery
- blood condition
- the fluid and its suspended elements that are circulated through the heart, arteries, capillaries, and veins
- clot
- blood pressure
- blockage
- microscopic blood vessels that connect arterioles with venules
- hemorrhage
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- related to the heart & blood vessels
- major blood vessels that move blood away from the heart & out to the body tissues
- white
- vein
- red
- slow
- chest
- embolus; plug
- blood disorder characterized by reduction in red blood cells or hemoglobin
- inherited from one's parents & determined by the presence or absence of an antigen found on the surface of the red blood cell
- blood
- heart
- vessel
- hardening
32 Clues: red • fast • vein • slow • cell • clot • white • chest • blood • heart • muscle • vessel • artery • electric • blockage • hardening • deficiency • hemorrhage • fat; plaque • blood vessel • embolus; plug • blood pressure • blood condition • tracing; recording • abnormal heart rhythm • related to the heart & blood vessels • microscopic blood vessels that connect arterioles with venules • ...
Medical Terminology: Week #13 terms - Circulatory System -part 2 2025-04-08
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- blood disorder where the shape of the red blood cells is a sickle shape, causing the red blood cells to clump together
- a layer of cardiac muscle that makes up the middle of the heart
- a blood disorder caused by changes in a gene on the X chromosome; characterized by the inability of blood to clot
- blockage of the arteries, usually in the legs
- a yellowish liquid containing mostly water, which carries nutrients, hormones, and wastes for other body systems
- blood vessel that moves blood from body tissues toward the heart
- a condition in which arteries of the heart are narrowed, affecting the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the heart muscle
- antigen found in red blood cells
- locations to measure the # of times the heart beats per minute
- a white blood cell; involved in fighting infection
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- disease resulting from reduced blood flow from the heart; characterized by weakness, breathlessness, abdominal discomfort, and edema in the lower extremities
- a blood clot that forms within a blood vessel and does not travel through the blood
- a cell that makes antibodies to mark & destroy invading pathogens
- chest pain or discomfort; characterized by sensation of squeezing, pressure, heaviness, or tightness in the center of the chest
- complete or partial loss of blood flow to brain tissue caused by blood vessel spasms, intracranial bleeding, and/or obstruction of the blood vessels in the brain
- the four sections (two upper atria and two lower ventricles) through which blood flows through the heart
- muscle contractions occurring due to electrical conduction
- tissue death in the heart muscle, resulting from an occluded (obstructed) coronary artery; heart attack
- a mass(usually a blood clot) that travels through the blood & can become lodged in a blood vessel, obstructing blood flow
- a cell fragment that helps form blood clots to repair injured blood vessels
- a fibrous sac that encloses the heart
- flaps of tissue located between heart chambers; allow the blood to flow in only one direction
- abnormal sound heard during heart auscultation(ex: a whooshing sound from a valve not closing completely)
- a condition of low blood pressure
- veins that have become abnormally dilated due to interference with venous drainage or weakness of their walls
- a distended and weak area in the wall of an artery
- the innermost layer that lines the four chambers and covers the valves of the heart
- a condition of high blood pressure
- a red blood cell; transports oxygen and carbon dioxide to and from body tissues
29 Clues: antigen found in red blood cells • a condition of low blood pressure • a condition of high blood pressure • a fibrous sac that encloses the heart • blockage of the arteries, usually in the legs • a distended and weak area in the wall of an artery • a white blood cell; involved in fighting infection • muscle contractions occurring due to electrical conduction • ...
Hofstra NSLIJSOM 2015-07-10
Across
- First black to formally practice medicine
- Dr. Vivien Thomas Specialty
- Slave Practice in Nashville
- South African Heart Transplant
- "Dr Wayne" HIV Vaccine
- Assistant to Dr. Barnard
- Became man to study medicine
- MD in space
- Built First Pyramid
- Mother of Medicine
- 9th Grade Gynecologist
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- 1884 Edinburgh Medical Journal
- surgical chief at CHOLA
- Egyptian House of Life
- DNA lady
- probe to remove cataracts
- antibiotic in old Sudan
- World's Largest Hospital
- school graduated first black MD
- 1183 Book Medical Discourses
20 Clues: DNA lady • MD in space • Mother of Medicine • Built First Pyramid • Egyptian House of Life • "Dr Wayne" HIV Vaccine • 9th Grade Gynecologist • surgical chief at CHOLA • antibiotic in old Sudan • World's Largest Hospital • Assistant to Dr. Barnard • probe to remove cataracts • Dr. Vivien Thomas Specialty • Slave Practice in Nashville • Became man to study medicine • ...
CCMA 2024-11-15
Across
- / BP, RR, Temp
- /procedure of drawing blood
- ST elevated MI
- provides medical cost protection
- study of disease diagnosis
- / bacterial or viral illnss
- / electronic health records
- / injection route
- substance that treats a condition
- Electrocardiogram
- / a wave on EKG
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- / identification of illness
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- / insurance for needy
- / myocardial infarction
- structure of human body
- Observed data
- subjective, objective data, VS,
- moral principles
- numerical code identifying medical procedure
- federal insurance for 65 year olds
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
22 Clues: Observed data • / BP, RR, Temp • ST elevated MI • / a wave on EKG • moral principles • / injection route • Electrocardiogram • / insurance for needy • / myocardial infarction • structure of human body • study of disease diagnosis • / identification of illness • /procedure of drawing blood • / bacterial or viral illnss • / electronic health records • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation • ...
Vocab & Abbreviations for Nursing Careers 2026-04-01
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- vomit
- by mouth
- master of science in nursing
- registered nurse
- veins or within veins
- necessary to life
- certified nurse assistant
- comfort and quality of life for patients near death
- organization that provides skilled medical care
- bachelors of science in nursing
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- medical assistant
- intake and output
- painful breathing
- the period shortly after birth
- certified registered nurse assistant
- care of the body after death
- located at the apex of the heart
- range of motion
- licensed practical nurse
- home care assistant
20 Clues: vomit • by mouth • range of motion • registered nurse • medical assistant • intake and output • painful breathing • necessary to life • home care assistant • veins or within veins • licensed practical nurse • certified nurse assistant • master of science in nursing • care of the body after death • the period shortly after birth • bachelors of science in nursing • located at the apex of the heart • ...
Medical Testing 2012-10-15
Across
- Ultrasound for the heart
- test that looks at the structure of the heart
- Refers to abnormal marks on an ECG tracing
- Electrical record of the brain
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- used to record the electrical activity of the heart
- Electrical record of nervous system
- stress test
- Baseline where waves fall below or above in ECG
- Common name for ambulatory monitor
- Entering the body
- Small recording device worn by walking patients
- Procedure where balloon catheter is placed into blood vessel
- A record of the heart's electrical activity
- A chamber in the heart
14 Clues: stress test • Entering the body • A chamber in the heart • Ultrasound for the heart • Electrical record of the brain • Common name for ambulatory monitor • Electrical record of nervous system • Refers to abnormal marks on an ECG tracing • A record of the heart's electrical activity • test that looks at the structure of the heart • Baseline where waves fall below or above in ECG • ...
Medical Testing 2012-10-15
Across
- A chamber in the heart
- Electrical record of nervous system
- Refers to abnormal marks on an ECG tracing
- test that looks at the structure of the heart
- Electrical record of the brain
- A record of the heart's electrical activity
- Common name for ambulatory monitor
Down
- Small recording device worn by walking patients
- used to record the electrical activity of the heart
- Baseline where waves fall below or above in ECG
- Ultrasound for the heart
- stress test
- Procedure where balloon catheter is placed into blood vessel
- Entering the body
14 Clues: stress test • Entering the body • A chamber in the heart • Ultrasound for the heart • Electrical record of the brain • Common name for ambulatory monitor • Electrical record of nervous system • Refers to abnormal marks on an ECG tracing • A record of the heart's electrical activity • test that looks at the structure of the heart • Small recording device worn by walking patients • ...
medical Europe 2021-10-20
Across
- The richest stage in the social hierarchy
- Considered low class
- A word that is used to say Middle Ages
- an animal kept to deal with waste
- a drink made of apples
- A common type of waste found on the grounds of London
- Rack a rack to hang spices
Down
- Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague.
- A war that is considered to be caused for holy service
- A male ruler
- Someone who collects money that goes towards the king
- A ranking system which determines the amount of power in each category
- Street cleaners in London
- A battle between King Harold and William Normandy
14 Clues: A male ruler • Considered low class • a drink made of apples • Street cleaners in London • Rack a rack to hang spices • an animal kept to deal with waste • A word that is used to say Middle Ages • The richest stage in the social hierarchy • A battle between King Harold and William Normandy • Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague. • ...
medical Europe 2021-10-20
Across
- A ranking system which determines the amount of power in each category
- Street cleaners in London
- A battle between King Harold and William Normandy
- a drink made of apples
- Considered low class
- A male ruler
- Someone who collects money that goes towards the king
Down
- A word that is used to say Middle Ages
- A war that is considered to be caused for holy service
- Rack a rack to hang spices
- an animal kept to deal with waste
- A common type of waste found on the grounds of London
- Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague.
- The richest stage in the social hierarchy
14 Clues: A male ruler • Considered low class • a drink made of apples • Street cleaners in London • Rack a rack to hang spices • an animal kept to deal with waste • A word that is used to say Middle Ages • The richest stage in the social hierarchy • A battle between King Harold and William Normandy • Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague. • ...
medical Europe 2021-10-20
Across
- a drink made of apples
- Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague
- Considered low class
- A ranking system which determines the amount of power in each category
- A word that is used to say Middle Ages
- Street cleaners in London
Down
- A common type of waste found on the grounds of London
- A war that is considered to be caused for holy service
- an animal kept to deal with waste
- Someone who collects money that goes towards the king
- Rack a rack to hang spices
- A male ruler
- The richest stage in the social hierarchy
- A battle between King Harold and William Normandy
14 Clues: A male ruler • Considered low class • a drink made of apples • Street cleaners in London • Rack a rack to hang spices • an animal kept to deal with waste • A word that is used to say Middle Ages • The richest stage in the social hierarchy • Hairdressers who treated patients with the plague • A battle between King Harold and William Normandy • ...
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGIES 2022-05-22
Across
- directly below the epidermis
- Middle layer of the skin
- melanin containing cells
- a hard protein material
- fat cells
- a cellular membrane layer containing keratin
- Sebaceous glands secretion
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- a connective tissue collagen disorder
- soft tissue surrounding the nail border
- collection of pus
- malignant skin tumor
- a fibrous protein material found in bone
- absence of pigment in skin
- Tiny opening on the surface of the skin
- stretch marks on pregnant woman’s abdomen
15 Clues: fat cells • collection of pus • malignant skin tumor • a hard protein material • Middle layer of the skin • melanin containing cells • absence of pigment in skin • Sebaceous glands secretion • directly below the epidermis • a connective tissue collagen disorder • soft tissue surrounding the nail border • Tiny opening on the surface of the skin • ...
Medical Terms 2022-01-27
Across
- lazy eye
- Normal adjustment of the eye to focus on objects from far to near
- Removal of the entire eyeball
- Absence of the lens of the eye
- Inflammation of an eyelid
- Inflammation of the cornea of the eye
- Inflammation of the iris of the eye
Down
- Unequal pupil size
- Pertaining to hearing
- Pertaining to the ear
- Sagging or drooping eyelid
- Contraction of the pupil of the eye
- Pertaining to within the eye
- Pigmented (colored) layer of the eye
14 Clues: lazy eye • Unequal pupil size • Pertaining to hearing • Pertaining to the ear • Sagging or drooping eyelid • Inflammation of an eyelid • Pertaining to within the eye • Removal of the entire eyeball • Absence of the lens of the eye • Contraction of the pupil of the eye • Inflammation of the iris of the eye • Pigmented (colored) layer of the eye • Inflammation of the cornea of the eye • ...
Medical Crossword 2022-11-09
Across
- doctor checks this using a cuff
- Receiving a vaccination/ medication by needle
- A patient gives blood or urine
- When a part of your body is in pain
- can be high when you are sick
- a person who dispenses medicine to patients
- helps you pay for a doctor's visit
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- medicine a person takes to get better
- A large cut may require these to heal
- Part of your body is bothering you consistently
- A device used to set a broken bone
- to set up a time to see the doctor
- a hurt feeling in part of your body
- When something causes a reaction
14 Clues: can be high when you are sick • A patient gives blood or urine • doctor checks this using a cuff • When something causes a reaction • A device used to set a broken bone • to set up a time to see the doctor • helps you pay for a doctor's visit • When a part of your body is in pain • a hurt feeling in part of your body • medicine a person takes to get better • ...
Medical Terms 2022-11-29
14 Clues: kneecap • thigh bone • hand bones • foot bones • collarbone • wrist bones • ankle bones • main shinbone • upper Arm Bone • shoulder Blades • finger/toe bones • lesser calf bone • main forearm bone • lesser forearm bone
Medical Terms 2021-06-15
14 Clues: nerve pain • within a vein • red blood cell • false pregnancy • above the pelvis • pain in the stomach • excessive urination • secreting internally • fungal skin infection • abnormally low heartbeat • plastic surgery of the ear • cancer of white blood cells • the area surrounding the larynx • visual examination of the joints
Medical Assisting 2023-12-12
Across
- inflammation or an infection in the throat caused by streptococcus bacteria
- the average is 120/80
- lig-
- used to listen to internal sounds from your heart, lungs, intestinal tract
- someone who supports doctors and nurses
- repository condition in which lung tissue is inflamed by bacteria or fungi
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- helps you to lift people
- used to take blood pressure
- you should wash your hands for a minimum of
- the brachial, radial, and carotid are all
- personal protective equipment is also called
- pharyng-
- anothername for a medical assistant is a ______ assistant
- metobol(e) means to
14 Clues: lig- • pharyng- • metobol(e) means to • the average is 120/80 • helps you to lift people • used to take blood pressure • someone who supports doctors and nurses • the brachial, radial, and carotid are all • you should wash your hands for a minimum of • personal protective equipment is also called • anothername for a medical assistant is a ______ assistant • ...
Medical-Quiz 2020-01-22
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- What is the spine called in Latin?
- How many rip couple do we have?
- What is the first step of an investigation?
- The English language is very important for our job because we have to ... with people from other countries.
- Which is the largest artery?
- Where is the „Hammer“?
- We work with ... chemicals.
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- What is the oncology responsible for?
- What is the german name of „magnetic resonance imaging“?
- What is another name for the spoke?
- How many cervical vertebra do humans have?
- From which person do MTRA's get orders?
- What is „Röntgen“ called in English?
- Which is the largest organ of the human body?
14 Clues: Where is the „Hammer“? • We work with ... chemicals. • Which is the largest artery? • How many rip couple do we have? • What is the spine called in Latin? • What is another name for the spoke? • What is „Röntgen“ called in English? • What is the oncology responsible for? • From which person do MTRA's get orders? • How many cervical vertebra do humans have? • ...
Medical Nursing 2020-03-22
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- Cause of disease is unknown
- High Blood Pressure
- Study of the origination of disease
- The presence of blood in the feces
- The presence of digested blood in the feces
- mechanism for the development of disease
- 80% of heart cases in cats
Down
- strengthen the force of the heartbeat
- heart disease more common in dogs
- How often you can diagnose over the phone
- high-pitched inspiratory wheeze
- high level of waste products in the blood
- abnormally rapid breathing
- excessive fluid in the thoracic cavity
14 Clues: High Blood Pressure • abnormally rapid breathing • 80% of heart cases in cats • Cause of disease is unknown • high-pitched inspiratory wheeze • heart disease more common in dogs • The presence of blood in the feces • Study of the origination of disease • strengthen the force of the heartbeat • excessive fluid in the thoracic cavity • mechanism for the development of disease • ...
Medical verbs 2024-05-20
14 Clues: I forbade • I got sick • who sneezed? • I prescribed • my foot hurt • I had a fever • I fell (down) • I was allergic • I hurt my foot • I broke my foot • I bumped into her • I sprained my ankle • opuesto de recordar • I had pain in my ________
Medical Marvels 2024-05-21
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- Gives you medicine when you're sick
- Bandaid is another word for this
- First used to prevent smallpox
- Wash your hands with this to kill germs
- a tool helps doctors see tiny organs and tissues inside the body. (8 letters)
- Studies diseases to find cures
- AID Helps you hear better
- Checks your temperature to see if you have a fever
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- Bandages wrap around this
- Stops bleeding
- White blood cells fight these
- Charted the first map of the human body
- Stops you from getting sick
- (This is a trick question - answer written backward)
- X-rays help doctors see your bones
- Donates blood to help others
16 Clues: Stops bleeding • Bandages wrap around this • AID Helps you hear better • Stops you from getting sick • Donates blood to help others • White blood cells fight these • First used to prevent smallpox • Studies diseases to find cures • Bandaid is another word for this • X-rays help doctors see your bones • Gives you medicine when you're sick • Charted the first map of the human body • ...
MEDICAL CROSSWORD 2024-08-14
Across
- When a disease can easily spread from one person to another
- Medicine or other methods to help you get better
- Watching for signs of disease
- A microorganism that can cause disease
- When someone is separated from other people to stop the spread of disease.
- The study of how diseases spread
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- To identify a disease
- When a disease spreads quickly
- A medicine that helps your body fight a disease
- A sign that something is wrong
- Another type of germ that can cause illness
- A protein your body makes to fight a disease
- Tiny living things that can make you sick
- A type of germ that can cause illness
14 Clues: To identify a disease • Watching for signs of disease • When a disease spreads quickly • A sign that something is wrong • The study of how diseases spread • A type of germ that can cause illness • A microorganism that can cause disease • Tiny living things that can make you sick • Another type of germ that can cause illness • A protein your body makes to fight a disease • ...
Medical Equipment 2024-10-06
Across
- Machine that records the electrical activity of the heart
- Tube used to drain fluids from or deliver fluids to the body
- Device used to measure blood sugar levels
- Device used to restore normal heart rhythm
- Instrument used to measure body temperature
- Instrument used to examine the ears
- Machine that helps patients breathe
- Device used to inject or withdraw fluids
- Device used to deliver fluids or medication intravenously
Down
- Mobility device for patients with difficulty walking
- Instrument used to listen to heart and lung sounds
- Flexible tube used to visualize internal organs
- Tool used to grasp or hold tissues during surgery
- Small, sharp knife used in surgery
14 Clues: Small, sharp knife used in surgery • Instrument used to examine the ears • Machine that helps patients breathe • Device used to inject or withdraw fluids • Device used to measure blood sugar levels • Device used to restore normal heart rhythm • Instrument used to measure body temperature • Flexible tube used to visualize internal organs • ...
Medical Emergencies 2025-01-03
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- Rapid breathing often due to anxiety
- Drug for severe allergic reaction
- Squeezing pain in chest
- Medication for angina
- What to do when patient becomes non responsive with no pulse or breathing
- what to when patient is having a stroke
- Severe allergic reaction
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- Low blood sugar, makes patient feel faint
- Medication for drug overdose
- Blood clot to the brain, shows as one side drooping
- Seizure disorder
- Drug for minor allergic reaction
- Wheezing from allergens
- Most common dental medical emergency
14 Clues: Seizure disorder • Medication for angina • Squeezing pain in chest • Wheezing from allergens • Severe allergic reaction • Medication for drug overdose • Drug for minor allergic reaction • Drug for severe allergic reaction • Rapid breathing often due to anxiety • Most common dental medical emergency • what to when patient is having a stroke • ...
Medical Vocabulary 2024-11-21
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- Medical intervention by cutting or removing parts of the body
- Release of stomach contents due to nausea
- Getting better (from an illness or injury)
- Bad physical reaction to certain things
- Injury causing blood
- A situation that requires urgent attention
- Bacteria harming the body usually near an open wound
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- A technique that aims to fix a health condition
- A scrape caused by the loss of skin
- A slow pain in a region of the body
- A needle used to administer drugs and immunizations
- A medicine or treatment that fixes a sickness or ailment
- Unable to breath due to obstructed throat
- Injury caused by exposure to heat
14 Clues: Injury causing blood • Injury caused by exposure to heat • A scrape caused by the loss of skin • A slow pain in a region of the body • Bad physical reaction to certain things • Release of stomach contents due to nausea • Unable to breath due to obstructed throat • Getting better (from an illness or injury) • A situation that requires urgent attention • ...
Medical Processes 2025-02-13
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- What must be done within 2 days if a donor loses contentiousness during a reaction?
- Where do you document the time and reason for a restick on a finger?
- Who do you call when you have a reaction requiring EMS intervention?
- What is it called when you receive information about a current donor that no longer makes them eligible to donate?
- What is it called when you document a step immediately after performing it?
- What must an applicant donor repeat if the SPE is not drawn and/or not tested for any reason?
- System used to document DAER's
- How long is Hematachek good for once opened?
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- What must be present for all FDHQ's
- Number of days the donor is deferred if their temperature is >100.4°F?
- Form used when you need to contact either the CMD or DMD (Medical ...Log)
- What is used to measure the donor's height?
- Type of deferral for donors with Crohn's Disease.
- How often does the height need to be re-measured after the initial reading?
14 Clues: System used to document DAER's • What must be present for all FDHQ's • What is used to measure the donor's height? • How long is Hematachek good for once opened? • Type of deferral for donors with Crohn's Disease. • Where do you document the time and reason for a restick on a finger? • Who do you call when you have a reaction requiring EMS intervention? • ...
Medical Physicist 2025-01-21
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- The emmision of high energy particles
- A calcium rich part of the body
- The structure of the body
- The interpretation of data
- The study of the nature of mass and energy
- A picture taken using radiation
- A type of treatment for cancer that uses radiation
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- How you understand what medical condition you have
- The substance that joins bones together
- Where 2 bones meet
- The material that joins muscles to bones
- A condition where cells replicate excessivly
- A type of treatment for cancer that uses medicine
- The branch of science concerned with living things
14 Clues: Where 2 bones meet • The structure of the body • The interpretation of data • A calcium rich part of the body • A picture taken using radiation • The emmision of high energy particles • The substance that joins bones together • The material that joins muscles to bones • The study of the nature of mass and energy • A condition where cells replicate excessivly • ...
Medical topics 2025-11-02
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- Crackles in lungs
- Painful arc test is used for which injury
- Swelling behind knee which cyst
- Triad for cardiac tamponade
- Inability to abduct shoulder
- Abnormal lateral curvature of spine
- Grinding test for meniscus tears
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- Severe chest pain radiating to left arm
- Test for meningeal irritation
- Sign of hypocalcemia — facial muscle twitch after tapping
- Bounding pulse in aortic regurgitation
- Calcified concentric bodies in tumors
- Test for vitamin B12 absorption
- Visual field defect
14 Clues: Crackles in lungs • Visual field defect • Triad for cardiac tamponade • Inability to abduct shoulder • Test for meningeal irritation • Test for vitamin B12 absorption • Swelling behind knee which cyst • Grinding test for meniscus tears • Abnormal lateral curvature of spine • Calcified concentric bodies in tumors • Bounding pulse in aortic regurgitation • ...
Politics and Governnance 2024-01-30
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- - approach that uses empirical scientific method to study politics.
- - values cannot be separated from the study of
- - Latin term of science.
- - governing body of a nation.
- - emphasizes the study of history in relation to politics.
- - process of making and enforcing decisions within a society.
- terminology.
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- - combines views on politics in ethical, philosophical, and
- - believes that there is uniformity in political behaviors.
- - stated that man by nature is a political animal.
- - Greek terminology of the word political.
- - concerned with the study of formal structures and institutions.
- - individual rule as a part of a system.
- - a body of fundamental principles that dictates a state to be governed.
- - structured study of state and government.
- - emphasizes testing in everything.
- - concerned with legal bodies and independence of judiciary.
17 Clues: terminology. • - Latin term of science. • - governing body of a nation. • - emphasizes testing in everything. • - individual rule as a part of a system. • - Greek terminology of the word political. • - structured study of state and government. • - values cannot be separated from the study of • - stated that man by nature is a political animal. • ...
Marijuana Vocabulary Terms 2022-03-15
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- electronic method of smoking liquids like nicotine or THC
- a concentrated form of cannabis in oil form
- number commonly associated with marijuana use
- the most commonly used illicit drug in the USA
- how many states is marijuana legal in?
- used for medical purposes without the high
- Butane Hash Oil
- when marijuana is put in food and eaten
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- percent of teens that use marijuana
- slang term for marijuana
- type of drug that might push someone to do a harder drug
- Marijuana water pipe,normally made of glass
- tetrahydrocannabinol, the ingredient responsible for the high
- alternate use for marijuana besides recreation
- the amount of states that medical marijuana is legal in
- decade in their life that most people use marijuana
- slang term for the side affect of increased appetite
- marijuana cigarette
18 Clues: Butane Hash Oil • marijuana cigarette • slang term for marijuana • percent of teens that use marijuana • how many states is marijuana legal in? • when marijuana is put in food and eaten • used for medical purposes without the high • a concentrated form of cannabis in oil form • Marijuana water pipe,normally made of glass • number commonly associated with marijuana use • ...
Respiratory System 2026-02-18
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- Combining form for epiglottis.
- Medical term meaning inflammation of the larynx.
- The suffix meaning breathing.
- Combining form for sleep.
- Combining form for lung or air.
- An electronic device that pumps air or oxygen through a liquid medicine to turn it into a mist.
- Combining form for "pharynx".
- Combining form for the nose.
- Combining form meaning "to breathe."
- An acute respiratory infection in children and infants.
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- Combining form meaning bronchial tube.
- A contagious bacterial infection of the upper respiratory tract.
- Also known as air sacs; where gas exchange occurs.
- Combining form for oxygen.
- Medical term meaning collection of pus in a body cavity.
- The cavity located between the lungs (contains the heart).
- Combining form for chest.
- The medical root for sound or voice.
18 Clues: Combining form for sleep. • Combining form for chest. • Combining form for oxygen. • Combining form for the nose. • The suffix meaning breathing. • Combining form for "pharynx". • Combining form for epiglottis. • Combining form for lung or air. • The medical root for sound or voice. • Combining form meaning "to breathe." • Combining form meaning bronchial tube. • ...
MBOS Crossword 2024-04-22
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- Your medical bill that is sent to an insurance company for payment.
- A doctor who is skilled in treating certain parts of the body or specific medical conditions. For example, a cardiologist only treats patients with heart problems.
- The dollar amount removed from your bill
- Drugs that do not require a prescription.
- A printed summary of your medical bill.
- The number assigned by your provider (hospital, physician, home care service, etc.) when medical services were provided.
- The portion of your bill that your provider has agreed to write off.
- A process by which you, your doctor or your hospital, can object to your health plan when you disagree with the health plan’s decision to deny payment for your care.
- A group of doctors, hospitals and other healthcare providers preferred and contracted with your insurance company.
- An agreement you sign that gives you permission to receive medical services from doctors or hospitals.
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- Drugs made and sold by a major drug company.
- A determination of whether or not a person meets the requirements to participate in the plan.
- The group that offers inpatient, outpatient and home healthcare for terminally ill patients.
- Drugs with proven benefits that cost less because they are not made by major drug companies
- The doctor who orders your treatment and who is responsible for your care.
- Approval needed for care beyond that provided by your primary care doctor or hospital.
- A predetermined, fixed fee that you pay at the time of service.
- A doctor, hospital or other healthcare provider who is not part of an insurance plan, doctor or hospital network.
- A person who is covered by health insurance.
19 Clues: A printed summary of your medical bill. • The dollar amount removed from your bill • Drugs that do not require a prescription. • Drugs made and sold by a major drug company. • A person who is covered by health insurance. • A predetermined, fixed fee that you pay at the time of service. • Your medical bill that is sent to an insurance company for payment. • ...
Vibing with Vocabulary 2022-06-02
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- terminology in geometry meaning ‘next to’
- move suddenly so as to avoid a collision
- category, like sci-fi or horror
- available in great quantities
- Literary device: ‘I have a cute cat called Cookie’
- when authors give thanks either at the beginning or at the end of their books
- related to the Middle Ages
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- overstate something, add dramatic emphasis as in the case of the sentence ‘I’m so hungry I could eat a hippo’
- easily breakable, handle with care. Example: glass
- waiting for something to happen, often eagerly
- reuse something, often imaginatively
- worthy of hate, found in the movie ‘_______ me’ featuring minions
- hide identity; a tab option when you open the internet browser
- shortness, conciseness
- a full-length story, often with the detailed development of one or more characters
- talkative
16 Clues: talkative • shortness, conciseness • related to the Middle Ages • available in great quantities • category, like sci-fi or horror • reuse something, often imaginatively • move suddenly so as to avoid a collision • terminology in geometry meaning ‘next to’ • waiting for something to happen, often eagerly • easily breakable, handle with care. Example: glass • ...
U10-R1 2023-02-09
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- (v) to come from a particular origin
- (n) product you can buy or sell
- (adj) frequently, usually
- (v) to include something as part of something else
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- (v) to take control of a country or people, or defeat by war
- (n) words and phrases used for a particular subject
- (n) a local, usually spoken, form of a language
7 Clues: (adj) frequently, usually • (n) product you can buy or sell • (v) to come from a particular origin • (n) a local, usually spoken, form of a language • (v) to include something as part of something else • (n) words and phrases used for a particular subject • (v) to take control of a country or people, or defeat by war
