medical terminology Crossword Puzzles
Induction of labor 2024-10-29
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- dilation assessment tool - BISHOPSCORE
- administration method" - IV INFUSION
- heart rate monitoring - ELECTRONIC
- age for labor induction - 39WEEKS
- of labor induction - AMNIOTOMY
- ripening agent" - MISOPROSTOL
- for labor induction - PLACENTA PREVIA
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- used to induce labor - OXYTOCIN
- induction classification" - ELECTIVE, MEDICAL
- used for fetal monitoring - CARDIOTOGRAPH
- success predictor" - CERVICALLENGTH
- distress sign" - BRADYCARDIA
- method using medication - PROSTAGLANDINS
- term for initiating labor - INDUCTIONOFLABOR
- complication of induction - UTERINEHYPERSTIMULATION
15 Clues: distress sign" - BRADYCARDIA • ripening agent" - MISOPROSTOL • of labor induction - AMNIOTOMY • used to induce labor - OXYTOCIN • age for labor induction - 39WEEKS • heart rate monitoring - ELECTRONIC • success predictor" - CERVICALLENGTH • administration method" - IV INFUSION • for labor induction - PLACENTA PREVIA • dilation assessment tool - BISHOPSCORE • ...
Ch 12 Manner of Death Forensic Science 2026-04-15
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- The underlying cause of death that leads to the certification of the death.
- The breakdown of once living matter
- A fatty or waxy substance produced during the decomposition of dead bodies exposed to moisture.
- Medical professionals used to provide evidence on medical and legal issues.
- Red spots in the white of the eyes that form due to capillary rupture in blood vessels of the eye.
- An elected official, either a layman or physician who certifies deaths and can order additional investigation.
- A medical examination to determine the cause of death
- The cooling of the body after death
- The stiffening of the skeletal muscles after death
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- The destruction of soft tissue by bacteria that results in the release of waste gases and fluids.
- the specific physiological, physical, or chemical event that stops life.
- The injury, condition, or disease responsible for a person's death
- A Medical Doctor specifically trained to perform autopsies.
- the breakdown of cells as they self-digest
- The pooling of the blood in tissues after death due to gravity that that results in a red skin color.
- One of five ways in which a person's death is classified.
- A physician who performs autopsies, determines the cause and manner of death and oversees death investigations.
17 Clues: The breakdown of once living matter • The cooling of the body after death • the breakdown of cells as they self-digest • The stiffening of the skeletal muscles after death • A medical examination to determine the cause of death • One of five ways in which a person's death is classified. • A Medical Doctor specifically trained to perform autopsies. • ...
Medical-Surgical Nursing 2021-05-04
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- a life-threatening condition that occurs when the body is not getting enough blood flow
- intensity of a specific event
- advanced point in time
- any disease with an unknown cause or mechanism of apparent spontaneous origin
- Rapid beating of the heart
- a slower than normal heart rate.
- intensity of a specific event less than severe
- a disease that can not be cured or adequately treated and is reasonably expected to result in the death of the patient
- used for death rate, or the number of deaths in a certain group of people in a certain period of time
- the passing of genetic information from parent to child through the genes in sperm and egg cells
- the likely outcome or course of a disease; the chance of recovery or recurrence.
- group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality or condition.
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- symptoms that are present before birth
- is either the reduction or disappearance of the signs and symptoms of a disease
- a long developing syndrome
- are severe and sudden in onset
- swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in your body's tissues.
- the amount of disease within a population
- an increase in the severity of a disease or its signs and symptoms
- the medical term for shortness of breath,
- intensity of a specific event less than moderate.
21 Clues: advanced point in time • a long developing syndrome • Rapid beating of the heart • intensity of a specific event • are severe and sudden in onset • a slower than normal heart rate. • symptoms that are present before birth • the amount of disease within a population • the medical term for shortness of breath, • intensity of a specific event less than severe • ...
Medical Terms #2 2022-07-16
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- deflection on the ECG produced by factors other than the heart's electrical activity.
- a state of inadequate tissue perfusion.
- loss of blood vessels from a body part.
- a heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute.
- within the dermal layer of the skin.
- is the tough exterior covering of a bone.
- any disorder of the retina.
- blue-black discoloration of the skin due to leakage of blood into the tissues.
- depression that results from pressure against the skin when pitting edema is present.
- is inadequate secretion of thyroid hormones resulting in a decreased metabolic rate
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- excessive secretion of thyroid hormones resulting in an increased metabolic rate.
- the production of heat, especially within the body.
- focusing on only the most important aspect of a critical situation.
- degenerative disease of the liver.
- absence or impairment of the ability to communicate through speaking, writing, or signing as a result of brain dysfunction.
- hard, leathery product of a deep full thickness burn; it consists of dead and denatured s unit of measurement is approximately equal to the one-third millimeter.
- acute infection of the brain, usually caused by a virus.
- watery discharge from the nose.
- inflammation of blood vessels.
- pulse rate lower than 60.
- the production of sound waves by striking one object against another.
- pertaining to cardiac contractile force.
- is the collapse of a lung or part of a lung.
- referring to the upper airway.
- tendency of an object to remain at rest or in motion unless acted upon by an external force.
- deep space infection usually caused by the anaerobic bacterium Clostridium perfringens.
26 Clues: pulse rate lower than 60. • any disorder of the retina. • inflammation of blood vessels. • referring to the upper airway. • watery discharge from the nose. • degenerative disease of the liver. • within the dermal layer of the skin. • a state of inadequate tissue perfusion. • loss of blood vessels from a body part. • pertaining to cardiac contractile force. • ...
Female Medical Crossword! 2022-07-08
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- — five mls in the wee orange juice tubs
- Seamus likes to — & — (3,5)
- Patients’ favourite snack (3,3,5)
- Louise & -
- “Wee bit of - coming now!” (4,5)
- Goes on bums
- Colour of cannula needed for CTPA
- Always overcharges
- Clinical Sister most likely to still be here an hour after her shift
- If notes are missing it’s usually the — who lost them
- Time for the daily —!
- “Has anyone seen the menu —?!”
- We hate to see them coming (9,7)
- Smallest Clinical Sister
- Always come in pairs
- The ward Michelle hates being in (6,3)
- The domestic I always chat to about musical theatre
- She got up from a seat and there was a wet patch… (8,6)
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- Pure mad (8,5)
- Replaced with stupid Senset
- Pauline is my - ward manager
- Female Medical Lamination Link Nurse
- - portion
- His face used to be on the fancy glass bottles of water we got at the start of the pandemic (5,5)
- What Mrs Elizabeth Knox was formerly known as (4,5)
- “Has anyone got the — keys?!”
- Pandemic
- She got stuck in a commode once trying to show me how a patient got stuck in a commode (4,5)
- She’s forever printing out hard copies of emails she’s sent you
- I don’t like him and he knows it
- I brought her a tulip from Amsterdam
- Susan’s favourite patient ever
- My least favourite consultant with the curly hairs on his arms
- Person who rings the ward mobile the most (7,6)
- “It’s awfully — in here!” (Anne/Michelle)
- You’ve very low chances of getting one while the doctors are there
- The Mattress Man!
- The person Jemily handed the phone to once, saying “It’s for you. They want to talk to the fattest nurse on Female Medical.”
38 Clues: Pandemic • - portion • Louise & - • Goes on bums • Pure mad (8,5) • The Mattress Man! • Always overcharges • Always come in pairs • Time for the daily —! • Smallest Clinical Sister • Replaced with stupid Senset • Seamus likes to — & — (3,5) • Pauline is my - ward manager • “Has anyone got the — keys?!” • Susan’s favourite patient ever • “Has anyone seen the menu —?!” • ...
Medical Terms - Suffixes 2022-11-07
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- excessive flow or discharge
- formation of the opening or the opening itself
- pertaining to or referring to
- pertaining to or referring to
- an X-ray picture or recording
- condition of pain
- pertaining to or referring to
- an instrument used to view or examine
- tumor of
- poisonous
- technique of viewing or examining
- incision into
- surgical repair or reconstruction
- condition of urine
- condition of blood
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- surgical fixation
- removal of / excision of
- large
- condition or presence of stones
- breakdown of separation
- inflammation of
- study of
- disease of
- pertaining to viewing or examining
- protrusion or hernia of
- infusion (of liquid) into
- pertaining to or referring to
27 Clues: large • study of • tumor of • poisonous • disease of • incision into • inflammation of • surgical fixation • condition of pain • condition of urine • condition of blood • breakdown of separation • protrusion or hernia of • removal of / excision of • infusion (of liquid) into • excessive flow or discharge • pertaining to or referring to • pertaining to or referring to • an X-ray picture or recording • ...
Pediatric Medical Care 2022-11-21
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- who you would receive your information from
- ages 4-5
- under one year of age
- ages 13-18
- a temporary rise in body temperature
- cause an infant fear
- sudden infant death syndrome
- school agers respect people in _______.
- teenagers are more likely to _________.
- ages 1-3
- response to unfamiliar situations
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- infection in the upper airway
- attempt to _____ wounds
- _____ faces bring comfort.
- respond better with responder that is the _____ gender.
- infants breath through their _____.
- you should be a the patients ______.
- complete airway obstruction
- do this if a child is agitated
- how you should talk to children for their comfort
- you must speak in _____ terms when dealing with children
- ages 6-12
22 Clues: ages 4-5 • ages 1-3 • ages 6-12 • ages 13-18 • cause an infant fear • under one year of age • attempt to _____ wounds • _____ faces bring comfort. • complete airway obstruction • sudden infant death syndrome • infection in the upper airway • do this if a child is agitated • response to unfamiliar situations • infants breath through their _____. • you should be a the patients ______. • ...
Medical Terms Three 2022-10-20
25 Clues: Sac • Ribs • Head • Pain • Self • Upon • Above • Teeth • Water • Twist • Tongue • Record • Breast • Suture • Cancer • Madness • Binding • Falling • Decrease • Backwards • Extremities • Development • breakorburst • RuborFriction • Originalproduction
Medical Term Crossword 2023-01-16
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- It would be best for Rachel to see a _____ (special trained nurse that draws blood for lab tests and may also starts IVS) if she were to get her blood tested.
- As she went into a clinic, she had met with a _____ (someone who specializes in diseases of the heart).
- Another option to see an accurate image of her heart was to do an ____ test (using high frequency sound waves to form an image of the inside of the heart).
- She also worried about whether she may be infected with ___ (inflammation of heart muscle).
- They used an ____ which is a medical test to record the electrical signals in the heart to detect any problems.
- The cardiologist began to explain to Rachel that if she did lack in blood cells, then there is a possible chance of ____ (low levels of oxygen due to low blood supply).
- She began to worry about whether she may be infected with any infections such as ____ (inflammation of inner lining in the heart).
- The cardiologist had also asked if she was having any signs of a low _____ count (protein in red blood cells that carry oxygen), which is also a sign of endocarditis.
- To furthermore examine, the cardiologist had also asked if Rachel had any conditions, or past conditions such an ____ (lack of red blood cells).
- They had asked her if she was experiencing any signs of _____(slow heart rate, < 60 BPM) or tachycardia.
- To verify any conditions, the cardiologist suggested for Rachel to have a _____(procedure where needle is used to take blood from a vein for laboratory testing) to assess her oxygen levels.
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- Rachel has been experiencing ____ (pain in the chest).
- Rachel is also encouraged to see a ____(physician specializing in diseases of blood) for any furthermore testing.
- She was also asked if she has ever experienced ____ (when blood is low in oxygen and results in bluish skin).
- She had informed the cardiologist that she was having ____ (fast heart rate, > 100 BPM).
- Rachel had informed them that she was not aware of any conditions if they were any, and the cardiologist began to wonder whether she really did lack of ____ (red blood cells).
- The cardiologist had asked if she was experiencing symptoms such as ______ (runny nose) which is a common symptom of endocarditis.
- The cardiologist decided to do a ____ (looking/observing inside/within the heart/lungs).
- The cardiologist had informed her that her ____(abnormal heart rhythm) could be caused by many factors.
- Her arrhythmia is most likely to be caused by ____ (not enough blood reaching the heart).
20 Clues: Rachel has been experiencing ____ (pain in the chest). • She had informed the cardiologist that she was having ____ (fast heart rate, > 100 BPM). • The cardiologist decided to do a ____ (looking/observing inside/within the heart/lungs). • Her arrhythmia is most likely to be caused by ____ (not enough blood reaching the heart). • ...
Medical term crossword!! 2019-01-18
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- illness illness expected to recover from
- a nurse who has completed 2,3,4 year nursing program
- provides housing in a home like setting.
- not relying on other people
- and care home another name for group home
- home another name for board and care home
- another name for LPN
- a polite comment
- torment a person by comments or words
- same as nursing center
- illness an ongoing illness has no cu re
- same as LVN
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- private info
- something that cause stress
- important thing at the time
- a mentor
- disease that affects brain tissue
- to assign a task to another nurse
- team those who provide nursing care
- ethics behavior in work place
- something who is terminally ill
- to spread rumors
22 Clues: a mentor • same as LVN • private info • a polite comment • to spread rumors • another name for LPN • same as nursing center • something that cause stress • important thing at the time • not relying on other people • ethics behavior in work place • something who is terminally ill • disease that affects brain tissue • to assign a task to another nurse • team those who provide nursing care • ...
Medical Term 10 2019-10-14
27 Clues: New • Not • All • Many • Odor • Lens • Heat • Hair • Half • After • Nerve • Power • Excite • Change • Branch • Uterus • Machine • Without • Together • Together • Draw tight • Twith, Pull • Wound, Injury • Upper Jaw Bone • Covering, Skin • Shaped like a top • In front of, Before
Medical English Students 2021-01-19
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- has a new puppy, Tammy
- loves the Jonas Brothers
- born in Tabasco
- loves horses
- loves cats& dogs
- loves to cook
- from Tlaxcala
- born in Mexico City
- loves dancing & martial arts
- has a cat & loves anime
- from Tlaxcala & has 3 dogs
- speaks German, Spanish & English
- in 8th semester
- loves brownies & pizza
- from Pachuca
- has traveled to San Francisco and Miami, USA
- salsa dancer
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- from Hidalgo & loves exercise
- might specialize in endocrinology
- has a 2 month Husky puppy
- plays piano
- from Tlaxcala & plays guitar
- Hidalgo & soccer
- loves anime & has 3 dogs
- speaks German
- never introduced, but loves thriller movies
- is learning to box
27 Clues: plays piano • loves horses • from Pachuca • salsa dancer • loves to cook • from Tlaxcala • speaks German • born in Tabasco • in 8th semester • loves cats& dogs • Hidalgo & soccer • is learning to box • born in Mexico City • has a new puppy, Tammy • loves brownies & pizza • has a cat & loves anime • loves the Jonas Brothers • loves anime & has 3 dogs • has a 2 month Husky puppy • ...
MEDICAL EXAMINER & AUTOPSIES 2021-02-12
25 Clues: GSR • purge • decay • corpse • remains • defects • avulsed • coroner • maggots • smudging • marbling • lividity • bloating • stippling • cadaverine • stab wound • outer aspect • liquefaction • abrasion ring • pallor mortis • sagittal plane • skeletonization • medical examiner • skeletal remains • contact wound: herida a
MEDICAL EXAMINER & AUTOPSIES 2021-02-12
25 Clues: GSR • purge • decay • corpse • maggots • avulsed • remains • defects • coroner • smudging • lividity • bloating • marbling • stippling • cadaverine • stab wound • outer aspect • liquefaction • abrasion ring • pallor mortis • sagittal plane • skeletonization • medical examiner • skeletal remains • contact wound: herida a
Medical English Crossword 2021-03-21
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- Part of an article which compares information from a research to other published evidence
- A detailed and comprehensive articled based on a plan and search strategy intented to reduce bias by synthesizing all relevant studies on a particular topic
- A printed work made for sale or distribution, usually in a journal, newspaper or book
- Publications used to provide information written throughout an article
- List of all of the sources used in the process of researching your work
- Describe concisely what a research is trying to achieve
- Pictorial representation or a diagram that represents data or values in an organized manner
- A significant word from a publication used especially as an index to content
- The science of collecting, analyzing, presenting, and interpreting data
- The final result of procedure, or the way things end up after an intervention
- A method based on chance alone by which study participants are assigned to a treatment group
- Research study performed in people, aimed at evaluating a medical, surgical, or behavioral intervention
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- An article that describes and interprets an individual medical patient
- Periodical publication intended to further the progress of science, usually by reporting new research
- Section that provides closing statements regarding a research
- An assumption made in order to draw out and test its logical or empirical consequences
- Part of a publication where past studies are used to set the stage or provide information regarding the background of a subject
- Summary of an article or study written, allowing a quick glance of the contents
- Short and focused opinion articles usually commissioned by a journal and generally not peer-reviewed
- Section of an article reporting on the findings produced by a research
- Describes the specific design of a study and provides a description of the procedures performed for the research
- A representation of information (such as numbers and descriptions) arranged in rows and columns
22 Clues: Describe concisely what a research is trying to achieve • Section that provides closing statements regarding a research • An article that describes and interprets an individual medical patient • Publications used to provide information written throughout an article • Section of an article reporting on the findings produced by a research • ...
Medical Term Crossword 2021-03-23
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- Obstetrics and gynecology
- Rheumatic diseases
- Partial or complete loss of sensation
- Hematology
- Nephrology
- Disorders of the musculoskeletal system
- Disorders of the endocrine glands
- Effects of aging
- Internal medicine
- Diseases related to the kidney
- Tumors including benign and malignant
- Digestive tract diseases
- Anesthesiology
- Dermatology
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- Diseases of the heart and blood
- Mental illness, clinical depression
- Endocrinology
- Gastroenterology
- Disorders of the blood
- Disorders of the brain and spinal
- Examination of tissues cells
- Urinary tract disease and disorders
- Neurology
- Cardiology
- Diseases and injuries of the skin
- Gerontology
- Inpatient care
27 Clues: Neurology • Hematology • Nephrology • Cardiology • Gerontology • Dermatology • Endocrinology • Inpatient care • Anesthesiology • Gastroenterology • Effects of aging • Internal medicine • Rheumatic diseases • Disorders of the blood • Digestive tract diseases • Obstetrics and gynecology • Examination of tissues cells • Diseases related to the kidney • Diseases of the heart and blood • ...
Home Medical Testing 2021-11-14
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- Kit When the consumer collects, completes, and interprets a test, they used this
- This benefit of Home Medical Testing entails the ability for patients to receive medical care when they otherwise would be unable to.
- When a patient has a higher-than-normal level of blood glucose, they are considered this
- Kit When a consumer collects a sample, sends to it be analyzed, and receives information collected by proxy, they used this
- When using a digital oral thermometer, this diagnosis can be made only if a child reads over a temperature of 99.5 degrees F.
- 32% of Americans over 20 years old have this, and 30% of those patients are unaware of it.
- Monitor This type of hypertension monitor is the most common one used at-home, and can be situated on the wrist or upper arm.
- This device is most commonly used for those with diabetes to check levels of glucose in their blood.
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- This result is the measure of blood pressure while at rest, and is situated as the bottom number of a blood-pressure reading.
- Position This precautionary aspect of blood pressure testing can greatly influence the authenticity of your reading if not followed properly.
- This device is used to measure the internal body temperature of an individual.
- This result is the measure of the blood pressure with the heart pumping, and is situated as the top of a blood-pressure reading.
- Device This device is used in combination with a Glucometer and is needed to collect a sample of blood from the finger.
- Literacy A lacking of this disallows a patient from correctly performing or interpreting home tests
- These thermometers provide a non-invasive, quick result - but need to be adjusted to room temperature before use.
- This type of thermometer is non-invasive, and is used byway of positioning it into the ear.
- If a patient is unsure about which test to select, has abnormal results, or is confused about the results, they should what to a Health Care Provider?
- Involvement Patients do not enjoy just being told what to do; that is why this aspect of Home Medical Testing is so important.
- Hypertension This occurs when a patient's blood pressure is higher when being testing in environments outside of their home, such as a doctor's office.
- Monitor This type of hypertension monitor is discouraged for use at home due to its complexity and requirement for a stethoscope.
20 Clues: This device is used to measure the internal body temperature of an individual. • Kit When the consumer collects, completes, and interprets a test, they used this • When a patient has a higher-than-normal level of blood glucose, they are considered this • 32% of Americans over 20 years old have this, and 30% of those patients are unaware of it. • ...
Medical Specialties- Gaby 2021-11-19
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- highly specialized doctors who treat respiratory disease and other illnesses that affect our ability to breathe
- physicians trained in the areas of radiology and neurology, and provide care for patients with neurological disorders
- trained to treat disorders of the endocrine system
- neurologists who specialize in the research, diagnosis, treatment, and management of epilepsy
- trained to provide comprehensive care during pregnancy
- specially trained internists who specialize in treating and managing diseases and disorders of the kidneys
- provide comprehensive medical care for the reproductive system in women, forming a close relationship with their patients
- specialized physicians who provide primary care for children of all ages
- doctors who research, study, and diagnose disease and infection by looking closely at samples of bodily fluids
- specially trained to provide comprehensive care for the elderly
- physicians who use specialized equipment to study disorders of the skin, hair, and nails
- ear, nose & throat doctors
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- specialize in treating diseases and disorders affecting the liver
- combine training in two separate medical specialties to provide comprehensive care for blood-related disorders and all types
- internists with subspecialty training in conditions affecting the digestive system
- trained to provide comprehensive care for the heart and cardiovascular system
- highly trained and skilled surgeons that specialize in providing surgical treatment for patients suffering from neurological diseases
- physicians specifically trained in the diagnosis, treatment and management of cancers
- physicians who have training in the diagnosis and treatment of any disorder affecting the hair, skin, or nails
- provides pain management in patients before, during, and after surgery
- specialize in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of immunological disorders
- physicians who specialize in the care of neurological disorders
- specialized pediatricians who provide care for newborn babies
- specialized endocrinologists who have devoted their clinical practice to the study, diagnosis, and treatment of all forms
- physicians trained to diagnose and treat any disorder affecting the blood or blood-forming organs
25 Clues: ear, nose & throat doctors • trained to treat disorders of the endocrine system • trained to provide comprehensive care during pregnancy • specialized pediatricians who provide care for newborn babies • physicians who specialize in the care of neurological disorders • specially trained to provide comprehensive care for the elderly • ...
Pharmaseer Medical Terms 2023-01-20
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- QS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- PO stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AU stands for _______ (2 wds)
- D/C stands for _______
- PV stands for _______
- IM stands for _______
- WA stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AD stands for _______ (2 wds)
- BU stands for _______
- AAA stands for _______ (4 wds)
- NPO stands for _______ (3 wds)
- HS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- SL stands for _______
- QH stands for _______ (2 wds)
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- HA stands for _______
- OS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- OD stands for _______ (2 wds)
- OU stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- QID stands for _______ (3 wds)
- TID stands for _______ (3 wds)
- SC, SQ & subq, all mean this
- PR stands for _______
- cc stands for _______ (2 wds)
- C.C. stands for _______ (2 wds)
- GTTS stands for _______
- PC stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AC stands for _______ (2 wds)
- UNG stands for _______
- BID stands for _______ (2 wds)
- IT stands for _______
- PRN stands for _______ (2 wds)
32 Clues: HA stands for _______ • PR stands for _______ • PV stands for _______ • IM stands for _______ • BU stands for _______ • IT stands for _______ • SL stands for _______ • D/C stands for _______ • UNG stands for _______ • GTTS stands for _______ • SC, SQ & subq, all mean this • OS stands for _______ (2 wds) • OD stands for _______ (2 wds) • QS stands for _______ (2 wds) • ...
Medical Science Crossword 2023-01-24
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- Usually helpful
- Amount of energy used by the body every day
- No cure to this virus
- 115 mm Hg
- Polymerase Chain Reaction
- organ that produces bile
- Tool used to transport DNA, RNA, or protein into a cell
- Eating disorder
- Sequence of 3 nucleotides
- Artificial body part
- Gives our body specific instructions for how to make a protein
- What you eat
- organism which is an exact genetic copy of another
- Caused by a deficiency in Vitamin C
- Chemical substances needed for metabolism, which cannot be created by the body
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- Loss of thermoregulation
- Energy stored in the liver and muscles
- Unit of energy
- 3 different types exist
- Process by which the DNA's information is copied into mRNA
- Measures blood pressure
- Prevents a cell from drying out
- Garbage trucks of the bloodstream
- Stimulate the body's immune response against disease
- Number of chromosomes in the human genome
- Known as Trisomy 21
- Substance added to a food to improve quality, texture, and taste
- Origin of the Black Death
- Spreading of a disease within a community at a normal rate
- BPM<60
30 Clues: BPM<60 • 115 mm Hg • What you eat • Unit of energy • Usually helpful • Eating disorder • Known as Trisomy 21 • Artificial body part • No cure to this virus • 3 different types exist • Measures blood pressure • Loss of thermoregulation • organ that produces bile • Polymerase Chain Reaction • Origin of the Black Death • Sequence of 3 nucleotides • Prevents a cell from drying out • ...
Medical List - Nervous 2023-03-27
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- Cerebral Palsy
- Radicul/o
- Cephal/o
- Psych/o
- Myel/o
- Computed Tomography
- Neur/o
- Electroencephalography
- Electromyogram
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
- Mening/o
- Encephal/o
- Spin/o
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- Phas/o
- Thalam/o
- Ventricul/o
- Cerebralspinal Fluid
- Central Nervous System
- Cerebell/o
- Myel/o
- Autonomic Nervous System
- meningi/o
- Cerebr/o
- Peripheral Nervous System
24 Clues: Phas/o • Myel/o • Neur/o • Myel/o • Spin/o • Psych/o • Thalam/o • Cephal/o • Mening/o • Cerebr/o • Radicul/o • meningi/o • Cerebell/o • Encephal/o • Ventricul/o • Cerebral Palsy • Electromyogram • Computed Tomography • Cerebralspinal Fluid • Central Nervous System • Electroencephalography • Autonomic Nervous System • Peripheral Nervous System • Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
Medical spanish vocab 2023-05-05
25 Clues: cast • dose • cold • x-ray • drugs • tired • fever • nurse • pills • chills • I fall • bandage • to hurt • vitamins • medicine • crutches • stitches • to cough • injection • to prescribe • the ambulance • to cut oneself • the antibiotic • to break, to tear • to sprain, to twist
Electronic medical records 2013-10-02
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- widely accepted
- scheduler matrix
- verification insurance
- tests results
- health information
- uncertainty expense
- system power
- reduce errors
- automatically submitted
- automatic conformation
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- external connects
- develop standards
- userfriendly access
- stores codes
- communication eyecontact
- capability system
- specialty specific
- various search
- remove correct
- patients worry
20 Clues: stores codes • system power • tests results • reduce errors • various search • remove correct • patients worry • widely accepted • scheduler matrix • external connects • develop standards • capability system • specialty specific • health information • userfriendly access • uncertainty expense • verification insurance • automatic conformation • automatically submitted • communication eyecontact
Medical Record Crossword 2013-10-02
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- a scheduler that allows the staff to be able to track
- acronym for information that can be drawn form multiple sources that is managed and shared
- acronym for electronic record of health related information about an individual that can be created gathered managed and consulted
- backing up information on a dedicated server
- reduces patients physical effort of transporting copies of records\
- capability of a system to work with or use the parts or equipment of another system
- Hard drive that is connected to the main computer
- developed to provide a secure national interoperable health information that connects providers consumers and other supporting healthcare
- Patient are sometimes required to have one of these under certain insurance plans
- A system that allows the patient to access medical records and perform other functions
- partly remove or correct
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- Patient data captured and processed into a system that is specialty specific
- Health organization that brings together healthcare stakeholders in a defined geographic area
- set of physical properties the values of which determine characteristics or behavior
- Generally or widely accepted favored or practiced
- performing online verification of insurance eligibility
- Standards that can be created gathered managed and consulted by authorized clinicians and staff
- A writer that can produce electronic prescriptions
- usually a subscription fee for this back up
- EMR billing system can manage all of the practice's billing and accounting system
20 Clues: partly remove or correct • usually a subscription fee for this back up • backing up information on a dedicated server • Generally or widely accepted favored or practiced • Hard drive that is connected to the main computer • A writer that can produce electronic prescriptions • a scheduler that allows the staff to be able to track • ...
A Medical Crossword 2014-02-27
Across
- Fancy word for generalized tonic-clonic seizure.
- All that wheezes is not me, but if it's recurrent it probably is.
- High pitched sound during inspiration due to air obstruction.
- "I've got heartburn doc."
- I hear or see it, but it's not there.
- I'm responsible for septic shock.
- A guy whose forehead is dry, has a small eye, and can't see the sky.
- I'm produced by type 2 pneumocytes.
- I eat parasites, yum.
- The tough mother.
- The weakest part of the skull,fracture me and get an epidural hemorrhage.
- I am the guardian of the genome.
- Pleura, Peritoneum, Pericardium.
- Lack of blood supply to an organ.
- I put you to sleep.
- It goes lub, and dub.
- Polyuria, Polydipsia, Polyphagia, Weight Loss.
- The largest and longest nerve in the body.
- Clog me up, and you get Acne.
- The stare of my disease is creepy.
- The functional unit of the kidney.
- I am white, and love diabetics, vaginas, diapers, and tongues.
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- The tenth cranial nerve.
- Excessive worrying about things that is disproportionate to the importance of such things.
- Yellow.
- The Hammer in the hammer,anvil,stirrup trio.
- "I lost my appetite."
- "I have problems swallowing".
- Cancer of white blood cells.
- Female,Fat,Fertile,Forty.
- Fancy word for an X-Ray.
- "My big toe hurts, it's swollen and red."
- Fancy word for blood in stools.
- The great imitator, and a favourite differential of Dr House.
- "The room is spinning around me."
- I'm the cycle that medical students hate, and won the Nobel prize for it.
- 5g/dl of Deoxygenated Haemoglobin.
- Lying face up.
- I receive all sensory stimuli from the body.
- "It rings and rings Doc".
- I hear, I understand language, I store your memories.
- The fancy name for the master gland.
- A fertilized ovum, a fusion between two gametes.
- How you examine the kidneys.
- A drug that makes you go the bathroom more.
- Break me, and I can talk gibberish and hear you say gibberish.
- Neurologists love me, if I'm going up generally something's up.
- I go white, then blue, then red.
- Protrusion of a viscus or part of the viscus outside the components retaining it.
- The foreign bodies love going into this part of the organ.
50 Clues: Yellow. • Lying face up. • The tough mother. • I put you to sleep. • "I lost my appetite." • I eat parasites, yum. • It goes lub, and dub. • The tenth cranial nerve. • Fancy word for an X-Ray. • "I've got heartburn doc." • Female,Fat,Fertile,Forty. • "It rings and rings Doc". • Cancer of white blood cells. • How you examine the kidneys. • "I have problems swallowing". • ...
A Medical Crossword 2014-02-27
Across
- The stare of my disease is creepy.
- I'm the cycle that medical students hate, and won the Nobel prize for it.
- Fancy word for an X-Ray.
- I am the guardian of the genome.
- Break me, and I can talk gibberish and hear you say gibberish.
- The tenth cranial nerve.
- The fancy name for the master gland.
- Female,Fat,Fertile,Forty.
- How you examine the kidneys.
- I eat parasites, yum.
- I am white, and love diabetics, vaginas, diapers, and tongues.
- The weakest part of the skull,fracture me and get an epidural haemorrhage.
- 5g/dl of Deoxygenated Haemoglobin.
- The great imitator, and a favourite differential of Dr House.
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- It goes lub, and dub.
- The functional unit of the kidney.
- Fancy word for blood in stool.
- I hear or see it, but it's not there.
- Yellow.
- I go white, then blue, then red.
- Pleura, Peritoneum, Pericardium.
- I'm produced by type 2 pneumocytes.
- I receive all sensory stimuli from the body.
- Lying face up.
- I put you to sleep.
- The largest and longest nerve in the body.
- The tough mother.
- The Hammer in the hammer,anvil,stirrup trio.
- "My big toe hurts, it's swollen and red."
29 Clues: Yellow. • Lying face up. • The tough mother. • I put you to sleep. • It goes lub, and dub. • I eat parasites, yum. • Fancy word for an X-Ray. • The tenth cranial nerve. • Female,Fat,Fertile,Forty. • How you examine the kidneys. • Fancy word for blood in stool. • I am the guardian of the genome. • I go white, then blue, then red. • Pleura, Peritoneum, Pericardium. • ...
MEDICAL RECORDS PUZZLE 2015-02-27
Across
- Medical Center of the Rockies
- confirm that the information is correct
- never ever share this with anyone
- accredits health care organizations and programs
- yearly employee safety update
- set standard of productivity
- conforming to rules, policies, standards, or laws
- Health Insurance Portability & Accountability ___
- my _______ connection
- process that insures the health record is correct
- program used to store non clinical health information
- process that stores images of documents or photos into the medical record
- patient identification number
- most important individual in U C Health
- process for giving out protected health information
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- loss of protected health information
- collection of information
- UCHealth Mission
- patient visit identification number
- new security policy to keep U C Health information secure
- a written copy of words that have been spoken
- program that allows direct entry of patient clinical informtion
- health record saved by computer programs
- speaking words that are written down or recorded
- group that works together
- UCHealth.org
- bulletin board for employee concerns and suggestions
27 Clues: UCHealth.org • UCHealth Mission • my _______ connection • collection of information • group that works together • set standard of productivity • Medical Center of the Rockies • yearly employee safety update • patient identification number • never ever share this with anyone • patient visit identification number • loss of protected health information • ...
Common Medical Abbreviations 2015-05-07
Medical Terms Crossword 2016-06-02
Across
- abbreviation for Rest Ice Compression and Elevation
- Relating to the lengthwise dimension
- A partial dislocation or misalignment
- Tendon that originates at distal 2/3 of fibula and inserts into the base of the 5th metatarsal (Abbreviation)
- movement of ankle where the bottom of the foot rotates away from the mid-line of the body
- Short. Usually refers to the length of a muscle
- Overstretching or tearing of a ligament
- Strong tissue that connects a muscle to a bone
- When a joint is more mobile than is healthy
- Discoloration of the skin
- abbreviation for non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
- A bundle of tissue that has the ability to contract
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- Term for away from the mid-line of the body
- Tissue that usually connects bone to bone
- Medical term for towards front of the body
- Overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon
- Used to create images of tissue and organs within the body
- taking waste products away from a tissue
- Term for towards the mid-line of the body
- Action that increases inner angle of a joint
- Action that decreases inner angle of a joint
- Medical term for towards the back of the body
- Straightening a part of the body to its full length
- movement of ankle where the bottom of the foot rotates towards the mid-line of the body
- when a part of the body becomes enlarged because of an accumulation of fluid it is ____
25 Clues: Discoloration of the skin • Relating to the lengthwise dimension • A partial dislocation or misalignment • Overstretching or tearing of a ligament • taking waste products away from a tissue • Tissue that usually connects bone to bone • Term for towards the mid-line of the body • Medical term for towards front of the body • Term for away from the mid-line of the body • ...
Emergency Medical Services 2017-12-21
Across
- Number of pregnancy a woman has obtained
- A condition where termination of a fetus before its viability
- A respiratory rate of less than the normal
- A part of your personal protective equipment
- Use to hear heart and lung sounds
- The initial step in all assessment
- An increase in the heart rate
- A common drugs given to patient with exacerbation on the pulmonary area
- An increase in respiratory rate
- A condition wherein there is accumulation of fluids in the extremities
- The best position for OB patient during delivery
- The process of the exchange of gases between lungs and ambient air
- A peripheral neurovascular assessment
- Insufficient tissue perfusion in the body
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- The largest artery in the body
- A loss of blood more than 500ml
- A neurological Assessment
- A condition where in blood glucose level increase abnormally
- A device use to check for body temperature
- A condition which heart increases its pumping mechanism
- Altered Mental Status
- A pulse rate less than the normal
- an artificial process of providing oxygen when organs or tissues of a patient that are under hypoxia state or blood in hypoxemia state (low oxygen in the blood)
- A condition wherein wheezes can be heard upon exhalation
- The process of exchanging higher molecules to lower concentrated molecules in the lungs
25 Clues: Altered Mental Status • A neurological Assessment • An increase in the heart rate • The largest artery in the body • A loss of blood more than 500ml • An increase in respiratory rate • Use to hear heart and lung sounds • A pulse rate less than the normal • The initial step in all assessment • A peripheral neurovascular assessment • Number of pregnancy a woman has obtained • ...
Medical Term puzzle 2018-04-19
Across
- a newborn infant
- pertaining to the heart
- inflammation of the lungs
- the fundamental unit of a word
- backward flow
- lack of muscle tone
- cancer of white blood cells
- pertaining to the voice
- a group of four
- having many forms
- after, behind
- study of and treatment of the skeleton
- having three points or cusps
- many
- having a blood clot
- pertaining to the skin
- bluish discoloration of the skin
- high body temperature
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- pertaining to saliva
- to move toward the midline
- against,opposite
- lacking water
- enlargement of the colon
- red blood cell
- consisting of many cells
- care and treatment of children
- one
27 Clues: one • many • lacking water • backward flow • after, behind • red blood cell • a group of four • a newborn infant • against,opposite • having many forms • lack of muscle tone • having a blood clot • pertaining to saliva • high body temperature • pertaining to the skin • pertaining to the heart • pertaining to the voice • enlargement of the colon • consisting of many cells • inflammation of the lungs • ...
medical term-kylie 2018-07-11
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- word, more or one root
- ASAP
- black
- care and treatment of children
- toward, near
- meaning condition of
- beginning of word
- study and treatment of mental disorder
- end of word
- having many forms
- away from
- phalanx
- cyan
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- small
- loss of intellectual function
- hyper
- anti
- erythro
- middle of word
- one half of a rounded structure
- heart
- having three points
- study of living organism
- hypo
- quadruplet
25 Clues: ASAP • anti • hypo • cyan • small • black • hyper • heart • erythro • phalanx • away from • quadruplet • end of word • toward, near • middle of word • beginning of word • having many forms • having three points • meaning condition of • word, more or one root • study of living organism • loss of intellectual function • care and treatment of children • one half of a rounded structure • ...
Medical Term Crossword 2022-02-24
Across
- what medications controls loose stools to relieve diarrhea?
- what is the meaning of the prefix quadri-?
- what medications counteracts or neutralizes acidity in the stomach?
- prefix meaning above or upon.
- suffix meaning excision or removal.
- Vulgaris, An inflammatory skin disease of the sebaceous glands and the hair follicles and there are blackheads or whiteheads as well as papules and pustules.
- prefix meaning none.
- twisting of the bowel on itself causing an obstruction.
- prefix meaning backward or behind.
- defense mechanism against injury and disease to help in healing; characterized by redness and heat with swelling as well as pain.
- what is the meaning of the suffix -tripsy?
- added to the beginning of a word to change the meaning.
- what is created when a word root is combined with a vowel to help with pronouncing it easier.
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- examination of the entire length of the colon.
- what medications control nausea and vomiting?
- a white blood cell.
- added to the end of a word to change its meaning.
- suffix meaning separation or destruction or loosening.
- suffix meaning for suture.
- prefix meaning between.
- suffix meaning the process of recording.
- abnormal fibrous band binding tissues that are normally separated.
- Foundation of the word that contains its main meaning.
- A staphylococcal infection classified by a localized collection of pus that is at the infection site.
24 Clues: a white blood cell. • prefix meaning none. • prefix meaning between. • suffix meaning for suture. • prefix meaning above or upon. • prefix meaning backward or behind. • suffix meaning excision or removal. • suffix meaning the process of recording. • what is the meaning of the prefix quadri-? • what is the meaning of the suffix -tripsy? • ...
Medical Term 3 2021-12-19
Across
- eardrum
- megaly
- puncture to aspirate fluid
- resembling a nipple
- hardening
- closed or absent body opening
- smaller
- formation
- pulse
- Peri (Outer)
- ear
- dropping/sagging
- scant/few
- smell
- earwax
- state of
- ankle
- blephar
- Esis/iasis
- pil/I, pil/o
- dry
- para
- sclera
- breath
- coal dust
- Auto
- Opening
- a/an
- ia/osis
- Sym/syn
- pus
- Ad
- hidden
- flesh
- constriction/narrowing
- Bi
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- atel
- lice
- gray
- stretching, expansion
- digestion
- ac/al/ar/ary/ic/ous
- cutane/o, dermat/o, derm/o
- chest
- softening
- Onych
- alopec
- mydri
- suturing/repairing
- Cavity
- eu
- oid
- hidr/o
- internal organs
- control/stop
- carbon dioxide
- rapid flow of blood
- rhytid
- pressure/weight
- glassy
- growth
- nerve root
- growth/tumor
- water
- myc/o
- hirsut
- surgical crushing
- Cold
- Cell
69 Clues: eu • Ad • Bi • oid • ear • dry • pus • atel • lice • gray • para • Auto • a/an • Cold • Cell • chest • Onych • mydri • pulse • smell • ankle • water • myc/o • flesh • megaly • alopec • Cavity • hidr/o • earwax • rhytid • glassy • growth • sclera • breath • hirsut • hidden • eardrum • smaller • blephar • Opening • ia/osis • Sym/syn • state of • digestion • hardening • softening • formation • scant/few • coal dust • Esis/iasis • nerve root • Peri (Outer) • control/stop • pil/I, pil/o • growth/tumor • ...
Medical Terms List 2022-02-03
Across
- difficulty with reading, writing, spelling, etc)
- surgical removal of the ballooned area
- abnormal growth of cells, tissues, or organs
- swelling of lymph nodes
- growth on neck, groin, or eyelids
- abdominal dilation
- inflammation of gastric mucosa
- region over the stomach
- stomach pain
- body parts for away from the center
- enlarged tonsils
- gastric hemorrhage
- surgical removal adrenal glands
- puffiness of entire digit
- benign tumor of glandular tissue
- yellowing of the skin
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- pain in upper abdomen
- anterior glandular lobe
- inflammation of hands and feet
- disordered speech
- collective term for the stomach
- skin inflammation
- abnormally intense thirst
- gum inflammation
- inability to swallow with ease
- umbrella term for ocular diseases
- prevention of disease in elderly people
- relating to old age
- pain during urination
- surgical removal of adenoids
- yellowish nodules in the skin
31 Clues: stomach pain • gum inflammation • enlarged tonsils • disordered speech • skin inflammation • abdominal dilation • gastric hemorrhage • relating to old age • pain in upper abdomen • pain during urination • yellowing of the skin • anterior glandular lobe • swelling of lymph nodes • region over the stomach • abnormally intense thirst • puffiness of entire digit • surgical removal of adenoids • ...
Medical Word Parts 2022-02-07
20 Clues: blue • above • nerve • gland • small • before • cancer • system • study of • knowledge • enlargement • black tumor • pertaining to • tumor, swelling • white blood cell • abnormal development • one who studies blood • disease of the nerves • pertaining to a virus • disease of the muscle
Medical Terms Crossword 2023-10-01
Across
- scarring and dysfunction of the liver caused by chronic liver disease.
- Excision of a diseased appendix
- second part of the small intestine
- abnormal accumulation of fluid within tissue spaces
- vomiting of blood from bleeding in the stomach or esophagus
- anterior, front
- Region of the navel
- trachea (windpipe)
- hole that completely penetrates a structure
- liver
- paralysis
- excision removal
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- tapping a body structure with the hand or fingers
- acute inflammation of the membranes of the nose
- Localized collection of pus at the site of an infection
- stomach
- many/much
- inflammation of the pancreas
- swallowing / eating
- process of forming pus
- Skin
- one-half
- epidermal growth caused by a virus; warts
- against
- Transplantation of healthy tissue to an injured site
- under, below deficient
- black
- process of recording
- midline of the body or structure
- bone
30 Clues: Skin • bone • black • liver • stomach • against • one-half • many/much • paralysis • anterior, front • excision removal • trachea (windpipe) • swallowing / eating • Region of the navel • process of recording • process of forming pus • under, below deficient • inflammation of the pancreas • Excision of a diseased appendix • midline of the body or structure • second part of the small intestine • ...
Medical Breakthroughs Crossword 2024-02-20
Across
- a university that Chapin partners with to create an online public health class
- a nucleic acid present in all living cells that has structural similarities to DNA
- a class of drugs that derive from, or mimic, natural substances found in the opium poppy plant
- the process of taking an organ or living tissue and implanting it in another part of the body or in another body
- in the traditional sense, a strip of fabric used to cover a wound, hold a dressing in place, immobilize an injured part, or apply pressure
- a university where the first successful human face and eye transplant was done
- a diseases in which abnormal cells divide without control and can invade nearby
- the branch of medical practice that treats injuries, diseases, and deformities by the physical removal, repair, or readjustment of organs and tissues, often involving cutting into the body.
- a manufacturing process that creates a physical object from a digital design
- a two work term that is a mutation, or a harmful change to a gene, that affects your genes or when you have the wrong amount of genetic material.
- a substance used to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen prepared from an inactivated or weakened form of the causative agent
- a period of sleep that is very deep, during which your eyes and muscles make many small movements; abbreviation for rapid eye movement
- a body tissue consisting of long cells that contract when stimulated and produce motion
- cell = a cell shaped like a crescent moon
- a computer-based system that acquires brain signals, analyzes them, and translates them into commands that are relayed to an output device to carry out a desired action; abbreviation for brain-computer interfaces
- aka Mary Jane, grass, pot, weed
- inflammation or swelling of the joints
- a device or tissue that is placed inside or on the surface of the body
- the community of microorganisms
- a discipline that applies engineering principles of design and analysis to biological systems and biomedical technologies
- a colorless, odorless gas that is needed for animal and plant life
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- a progressive disorder that affects the nervous system and the parts of the body controlled by the nerves
- an ink used to make 3D-printed organs
- the branch of science and technology concerned with the design, building, and use of engines, machines, and structures.
- a new medical approach that will replace the missing tooth with a bioengineered tooth or to restore the damaged dental tissue; abbreviation for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine and Dentistry
- the red liquid that circulates in the arteries and veins of humans and other vertebrate animals, carrying oxygen to and carbon dioxide from the tissues of the body.
- an association that evaluates consensus standards for appropriateness for the review of medical device safety and performance; abbreviation for the U.S. Food and Drug Association
- an unborn offspring
- the branch of medicine that makes use of nanotechnology for disease prevention, monitoring, and intervention through new means for imaging, diagnosis, treatment, repair, and regeneration.
- a double-stranded molecule that carries genetic information for the development and functioning of an organism
- a medicine that can help people who are overdosing on an opioid
- a medicine (such as penicillin or its derivatives) that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms
- a technology company founded by Elon Musk building a device “designed to connect human brains directly to computers
- a gene-editing technology that is becoming very important in biomedical research
- __cell = a type of cell with the potential to develop into many different types of cells in the body
- a series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep
- the study of how genes and how traits are passed down from one generation to the next
- an automatically operated machine that replaces human effort
- an outside skeleton that many invertebrates, or animals without backbones, have
- part of the digestive tract and especially the intestine or stomach
- a combination of drugs used as a treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy (a sleep disorder) that some people overuse
- a type of therapy that uses substances to stimulate or suppress the immune system to help the body fight cancer, infection, and other diseases
- the science of life and living organisms
- a layer at the back of the eyeball containing cells that are sensitive to light
44 Clues: an unborn offspring • aka Mary Jane, grass, pot, weed • the community of microorganisms • an ink used to make 3D-printed organs • inflammation or swelling of the joints • the science of life and living organisms • cell = a cell shaped like a crescent moon • an automatically operated machine that replaces human effort • ...
Maxim Medical Crossword 2023-12-21
Across
- Supports typically used with chairs for comfort or relief.
- Type of medical stocking used to support blood flow.
- Elastic garments worn to support leg circulation.
- Orthopedic appliances used to support weak joints or muscles.
- Therapy method using physical techniques for rehabilitation.
- The ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
- Walking sticks used as a mobility aid.
- Relating to the branch of medicine dealing with the correction of deformities of bones or muscles.
- Treatment methods for rehabilitation or health improvement.
- A powered chair designed to assist a person in standing up.
- A rail installed to prevent falls or aid in mobility, often found in bathrooms.
- A mobility aid for those unable to walk.
- Hand coverings, often used for protection in medical settings.
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- Rails installed along staircases or corridors for support and safety.
- A condition related to involuntary loss of urine or feces.
- Soft supports used for comfort or relief, often in seating.
- A seat designed for use in a bathtub or shower for safety.
- Short for rehabilitation, the process of restoring health or normal life.
- Products related to individual hygiene and grooming.
- The state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal.
- Strips of material used to support or compress muscles or joints.
- General term for devices that provide physical assistance or relief.
- Practices or products related to maintaining health and cleanliness.
- General term for maintenance and care of the feet.
- Tools or devices to help with everyday tasks.
- A small vehicle or aid for enhanced personal mobility.
- A surgical procedure creating an opening in the body for the discharge of bodily wastes.
- (Personal Protection Equipment), Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards.
- Mobility aids used to transfer weight from the legs to the upper body.
- A frame used to assist with walking, especially for the elderly or disabled.
30 Clues: Walking sticks used as a mobility aid. • A mobility aid for those unable to walk. • Tools or devices to help with everyday tasks. • Elastic garments worn to support leg circulation. • General term for maintenance and care of the feet. • The ability to move or be moved freely and easily. • Products related to individual hygiene and grooming. • ...
Medical School Puzzle 2023-09-21
Across
- Study of the causes and spread of disease
- Study of the bones and muscles
- Study of the endocrine system
- Maintaining a constant internal environment
- Study of chemical processes in living things
- Material within the cell membrane that is not part of the nucleus
- Study of the skin
- Study of the kidneys
- Study of microorganisms
- Study of the body's structure
- Study of drugs
- Study of viruses
- Study of the body's function
- Study of surgical operations
- Study of the heart
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- Study of cancer
- Study of images of the body
- Study of children's health
- Study of genes and heredity
- Study of women's health and childbirth
- Study of the nervous system
- Study of the immune system
- Study of anesthesia
- Study of the digestive system
- Study of tissues
- Study of the lungs
- Study of the development of embryos
- Study of mental disorders
- HEALTH Study of the health of populations
- Diseases and conditions named after a person or place connected with them
- A procedure that uses a flexible tube with a light and camera to examine the inside of the body
- Study of disease
32 Clues: Study of drugs • Study of cancer • Study of tissues • Study of disease • Study of viruses • Study of the skin • Study of the lungs • Study of the heart • Study of anesthesia • Study of the kidneys • Study of microorganisms • Study of mental disorders • Study of children's health • Study of the immune system • Study of images of the body • Study of genes and heredity • Study of the nervous system • ...
Amplify Medical Conditions 2023-10-06
Across
- This breaks down into glucose
- People with asthma sometimes have trouble doing this
- The tubes inside the lungs of someone with asthma sometimes do this
- This helps open the lungs to breathe easier
- This system breaks down food
- This organ makes enzymes in your body
- Red blood cells carries this
- Anemia is when the body doesn't have enough of these
- This system transports amino acids, oxygen, and glucose to cells
- A person with type 1 diabetes may have levels of this that get too high
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- This allows glucose to enter a cell
- This is a good source of iron
- Protein breaks down into this
- This system brings in oxygen molecules from the air
- A good source of protein
- One of the main things that cells need
- Tiny structures where oxygen moves from the respiratory system to the circulatory system
- The pancreas helps the body
- This can help cure and prevent anemia
- Another term for glucose
- These help break food down
- Without insulin, glucose is "________" of cells
22 Clues: A good source of protein • Another term for glucose • These help break food down • The pancreas helps the body • This system breaks down food • Red blood cells carries this • This is a good source of iron • This breaks down into glucose • Protein breaks down into this • This allows glucose to enter a cell • This can help cure and prevent anemia • ...
Wartime medical advancements 2025-06-04
Across
- When soldiers had bad dental hygiene, they would develop an oral disease called what?
- _____One of the most common causes of morality other than warfare itself
- Tooth____ became a common substitute for toothpaste because it was easier to carry
- during surgery_______to remove shrapnel from the head
- magnetic resonance imaging utilizes the hydrogen atoms in our bodies and using radio waves to detect their locations
- Trains converted to wards, pharmacies and operating rooms were called ______trains
- ______kits were carried by medics into war
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- ______ surgery, a surgical specialty focused on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves, including their supporting structures and vascular supply
- Cardiac_______-devices that apply an electric charge or current to the heart to restore a normal heartbeat
- Lewis Yealland, tried to cure it by shocking them applying______
- Abriviation for mobile army surgical hospital
- an antibiotic drug accidentally discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1982
- ______had a particularly high impact on soldier mortality rates because of how easy the disease spread often infecting whole military camps and mobilized troops
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- (AE)
- The woman who invented the mobile x-ray unit
- a computed tomography scan uses ionizing radiation like x-ray scans but uses a rotating x-ray beam that can capture a 3D image of the body
- Due to advancements in artillery and chemical warfare many soldiers were left permanently______
- _____equipment was very expensive and hard to raise funds for
- The blue mass pill was used as a _____
- Atherosclerosis - a disease of the _____
- A deadly disease spread by mosquitoes
- A drug used to cure and help treat Malaria
- invented the plastic surgery technique called 'tubed pedical'
- ____tooth brushes were invented to help prevent trench Mouth and became a common household item
- ______ were used for open breaks
- _____warfare that made WW1 especially brutal
- Pins and Metal _____ were used to heal broken bones
28 Clues: (AE) • Post-traumatic stress disorder • ______ were used for open breaks • A deadly disease spread by mosquitoes • The blue mass pill was used as a _____ • Atherosclerosis - a disease of the _____ • A drug used to cure and help treat Malaria • ______kits were carried by medics into war • The woman who invented the mobile x-ray unit • ...
Diagnostic Medical Sonography 2026-01-03
Across
- minimum distance between two reflectors along the ultrasound beam direction
- Lower, away from the head
- towards the back
- Doppler scan that measures blood flow by attributing color to different velocities of movement
- Minimum distance between two reflectors perpendicular to the ultrasound beam direction.
- A transducer that has a motor inside.
- toward the middle or center
- Gel used in an ultrasound scan functions as the medium through which sound energy is transmitted between the transducer and the patients skin.
- Imaging error that occurs in color flow Doppler and pulsed wave Doppler scans sampling rate is insufficient to record direction and velocity.
- The tendency for ultrasound waves to decrease as they travel through tissues.
- an imaging technique that focuses on the different heights of amplitude spikes
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- Away from the point of origin or trunk.
- Toward the side
- the ability for sound waves to travel without return echoes because an anechoic space is full of fluid, creating a black space in the sonogram
- in front
- area in which sound waves encounter a dense structure, such as a tumor or fetus, and all waves are reflected
- toward the point of origin or trunk
- early ultrasound modality that shows the time-motion display of the ultrasound wave; displayed as a single scan line, not a visual image
- Am imaging technique that focuses on the brightness of the echo, not the amplitude spikes (such as in a typical 2D ultrasound)
- Highly sensitive Doppler technique that detects moving matter.
- procedure named after physicist Christan Doppler in which sound waves bounce off circulating red cells to measure blood flow;often used to detect the heartbeat of a fetus
- the ultrasound beams enter the body from the lateral (right or left) direction
- structures that return greater echoes of sound waves and appear bright white on a sonogram
- structures that return weaker echoes of sound waves and appear gray or black on a sonogram
- body chamber without echoes; fluid-filled structures that appear black on the sonogram
- change in frequency as the transducer moves away from the source of the sound echoes.
26 Clues: in front • Toward the side • towards the back • Lower, away from the head • toward the middle or center • toward the point of origin or trunk • A transducer that has a motor inside. • Away from the point of origin or trunk. • Highly sensitive Doppler technique that detects moving matter. • minimum distance between two reflectors along the ultrasound beam direction • ...
Seek Medical Help 2026-02-10
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- Symptoms after a blow to the head or body include confusion or sensitivity to light.
- Signs of trouble with this system include gasping or labored breathing.
- Summon EMS to seek medical help for ___ injuries.
- These are severe if they cover a large area or affect hands, feet, or face.
- Special puncture wounds caused by humans or animals with high risk of infection.
- It is serious if the person loses more than six ounces or if efforts to slow it don't work.
- Bleeding that requires medical help.
- Do this to get an injured limb above the level of the heart to slow bleeding.
- To support this, you may treat shock, apply direct pressure, or give CPR.
- These are injuries affecting hard tissue that require medical care.
- Open it by tilting the head back past neutral.
- When a joint becomes misaligned after an injury, symptoms include inability to move the limb.
- A life-threatening breathing problem characterized by a blocked airway.
- Immobilize the limb to give care for this type of soft tissue injury.
- A deadly bacterial infection that may occur when wounds are caused by something rusty or dirty.
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- Altered mental status that requires medical help.
- Apply it firmly and directly to stop severe external bleeding.
- Wounds with signs of damage such as tingling or numbness.
- Check the scene for it before providing wound care.
- Staying calm during an emergency will help you make these more effectively.
- If these are present, eliminate them if you can or stand back and call 911.
- Signs of this include redness, swelling, and pus.
- Do not move the victim if you suspect this type of damage.
- Signs include rapid swelling of the tongue, throat, or face.
- It is compromised if the person is wheezing or gasping.
- The third of the 3 C's, in this step you do what you can for the injured person.
- Even if someone is stable, you need to keep doing this to their vital signs.
- Use clean running water to do this to treat burns.
- When it is effective, it starts by introducing yourself and giving frequent updates during the emergency.
- The second of the 3 P's, you try to keep the injury from causing further harm.
30 Clues: Bleeding that requires medical help. • Open it by tilting the head back past neutral. • Altered mental status that requires medical help. • Summon EMS to seek medical help for ___ injuries. • Signs of this include redness, swelling, and pus. • Use clean running water to do this to treat burns. • Check the scene for it before providing wound care. • ...
Muscular Medical Terms 2026-02-11
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- The process of recording the electrical activity of muscle tissue
- inflammation of muscle tissue
- A condition of being without coordination
- abnormally slow resting heart rate
- Pain in a tendon
- inflammation of the tendon
- a tumor or mass that is in muscle or flesh
- Disease of the nerves.
- the study of movement
- Hernia of a muscle
- The process of stretching out or straightening
- A benign tumor composed of fibrous or connective tissue
- the process of two or more bones joining together
- The process of recording muscle contractions
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- Overdevelopment/increase in size of an organ or tissue
- moving a joint beyond its normal safe range of motion
- pertaining to the muscle
- a deficiency or loss of muscle mass (flesh)
- Pertaining to a device used to straighten or support a limb or the spine
- The process of turning inward
- The act of bending a joint
- The condition of excessive pressure or strain
- Breakdown or destruction of striated muscle tissue
- pertaining to the heart
- Rupture of a tendon
- Pertaining to a joint.
- chronic disorder characterized by muscle and fibrous tissue pain
- Movement of a limb away from the midline of the body
- An abnormal condition of fibrous tissue growth
- the study of disease
- specialist of the heart
- Reduced muscle tone or tension.
32 Clues: Pain in a tendon • Hernia of a muscle • Rupture of a tendon • the study of disease • the study of movement • Pertaining to a joint. • Disease of the nerves. • pertaining to the heart • specialist of the heart • pertaining to the muscle • The act of bending a joint • inflammation of the tendon • inflammation of muscle tissue • The process of turning inward • Reduced muscle tone or tension. • ...
Medical Vampires - Phelbotomy 2025-11-25
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- PREFIX MEANING VEIN
- THE ACT OF PUNCTURING A VEIN TO OBTAIN A BLOOD SAMPLE
- FOSSA THE BEND OF THE ARM ADJACENT TO THE ELBOW; THE AREA MOST FREQUENTLY USED FOR VENIPUNCTURES.
- THE STUDY OF BLOOD AND BLOOD FORMING TISSUES
- WHITE BLOOD CELLS
- PRFIX INDICATING BLOOD
- SMALLEST BLOOD VESSEL THAT CONNECTS ARTERIES AND VEINS
- DESTRUCTION OF RED BLOOD CELLS WITH THE LIBERATION OF HEMOGLOBIN WHICH DIFFUSES INTO THE SURROUNDING FLUID.
- THE EXAMINATION AND ANALYSIS OF URINE
- A DEVICE WHICH SPINS TEST TUBES AT HIGH SPEEDS
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- FAINTING
- THE CLEAR, YELLOWISH FLUID PORTION OF BLOOD IN WHICH CELLS ARE SUSPENDED
- VEINS VEINS IN THE HANDS
- THE ATTACHMENT OF A VEIN TO AN ARTERY TO CHANGE THE FLOW OF BLOOD. MOST COMMONLY SEEN IN DIALYSIS PATIENTS
- SERVING TO PREVENT THE COAGULATION OF BLOOD.
- A LOCALIZED COLLECTION OF BLOOD, USUSALLY CLOTTED,
- VEIN LARGE VEIN ON THE INNER SIDE OF THE UPPER ARM
- HOSPITAL ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
- THE SPACE WITHIN AN ARETERY, VEIN OR TUBE
- THE DIAMETER OF A NEEDLE
- COAT THIN LAYER BETWEEN THE PLASMA AND RED CELLS IN A VOLUME OF DRAWN BLOOD THAT MOSTLY CONTAINS WHITE CELLS
21 Clues: FAINTING • WHITE BLOOD CELLS • PREFIX MEANING VEIN • PRFIX INDICATING BLOOD • THE DIAMETER OF A NEEDLE • VEINS VEINS IN THE HANDS • HOSPITAL ACQUIRED INFECTIONS • THE EXAMINATION AND ANALYSIS OF URINE • THE SPACE WITHIN AN ARETERY, VEIN OR TUBE • THE STUDY OF BLOOD AND BLOOD FORMING TISSUES • SERVING TO PREVENT THE COAGULATION OF BLOOD. • ...
muscular medical terms 2026-02-18
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- slow movement
- breakdown of muscle fibers
- low muscle tone
- excess muscle tone
- field dealing with straightening bones or muscles
- muscle disease
- loss of muscle mass
- pertaining to muscle
- cutting into a muscle
- incision into a tendon
- recording muscle
- the muscle system of the body
- record of muscle electricity
- inflammation of a muscle
- tumor made of fibrous tissue
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- weakness in three limbs
- nerve disease
- inflammation of a tendon
- inflammation of fascia
- no movement
- disease of the heart muscle
- rupture of a muscle
- nerve pain
- softening of a muscle
- muscle pain
- paralysis of lower body
- painful or abnormal movement
- abnormal condition of fibers
- surgical freeing of a tendon
- suturing a tendon
30 Clues: nerve pain • no movement • muscle pain • slow movement • nerve disease • muscle disease • low muscle tone • recording muscle • suturing a tendon • excess muscle tone • rupture of a muscle • loss of muscle mass • pertaining to muscle • cutting into a muscle • softening of a muscle • inflammation of fascia • incision into a tendon • weakness in three limbs • paralysis of lower body • ...
Medical Terms 1234 2024-03-29
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- disease that causes a fast rise in body temperature and severe muscle contractions when someone receives general anesthesia with one or more of the following drugs:
- can cause severe throbbing pain or a pulsing sensation, usually on one side of the head.
- a feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness
- abnormality in the spine or spinal cord tissue, typically following an accident or trauma to the region.
- happens when the lungs do not effectively exchange the gases oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- begins when genetic changes interfere with this orderly process.
- stomach contents move up into the esophagus.
- occurs when your body attacks a foreign, and typically harmless, substance
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- involuntary movement in one or more muscles.
- pain associated with menstruation
- is caused by flu viruses that spread from person to person. When someone with the flu coughs, sneezes, or talks, they spray tiny droplets.
- a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture.
- that only affects the joints, usually in the hands, knees, hips, neck, and lower back.
- a type of arthritis that causes inflammation in the joints and ligaments of the spine.
- brain and other parts of the body becomes disrupted and a long-lasting (chronic) disease of the central nervous system.
- a sore on the lining of your stomach, small intestine or esophagus.
- the airways can become inflamed and narrowed at times.
- an uneasiness in your stomach.
- body's way of getting rid of harmful substances from the stomach.
- mucus (snot) dripping or “running” out of your nose.
20 Clues: an uneasiness in your stomach. • pain associated with menstruation • a feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness • involuntary movement in one or more muscles. • stomach contents move up into the esophagus. • mucus (snot) dripping or “running” out of your nose. • the airways can become inflamed and narrowed at times. • ...
Medical Abbreviations 3 2024-06-10
35 Clues: k • p • q • L • MI • PR • PT • ml • NG • IU • pc • mg • OU • K+ • pt • OT • OS • qd • NP • LR • NPO • PCA • mcg • PTT • mEq • per • q2h • N&V • N/C • PO,po • J-tube • q.o.d. • q.i.d. • p.r.n.,PRN • L with Circle
MEDICAL CROSSWORD 25 2025-01-15
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- organ where a baby develops during pregnancy also called uterus
- neurodegenerative disease affecting muscles and nerves, also called Lou Gehrig’s Disease
- identification of a disease or condition
- specific amount of medication to take
- up to vomit
- craving to eat non-food items, an eating disorder
- available without a prescription
- feeling sleepy, commonly with some medication
- solid form of medication taken orally
- to inspect a patient’s body for medical reasons
- desire to eat food
- partial or complete loss of hearing
- a fit, convulsions
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- when the patient follows a prescribed medical treatment plan
- lack of coordination or awkward movement
- sequencing analysing the complete DNA of an organism
- feeling of intense worry or fear
- medical procedure involving an operation
- involuntary shaking or trembling
- painful, often inflamed spot on the body
- viral infection causing fever, aches, and fatigue
- contagious disease also known as varicella
- topical cream for skin application
- unintended effects of a medication
- liquid medication to relieve coughing for example
- manner of walking
- rough or strained voice quality
- care given to manage a condition
- abnormal condition affecting the body
- interactions effects when drugs are taken together
30 Clues: up to vomit • manner of walking • desire to eat food • a fit, convulsions • rough or strained voice quality • feeling of intense worry or fear • involuntary shaking or trembling • available without a prescription • care given to manage a condition • topical cream for skin application • unintended effects of a medication • partial or complete loss of hearing • ...
Medical Term A 2024-09-30
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- Medical term for hair loss.
- A severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
- Irregular heartbeat or rhythm.
- A condition marked by a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood.
- Hardening or narrowing of the arteries due to plaque buildup.
- A benign tumor of glandular tissue.
- Temporary cessation of breathing, especially during sleep.
- A condition in which the heart ceases to generate an electrical pulse, often referred to as "flatline.
- A condition in which there is too much acid in the body fluids.
- Loss of ability to understand or express speech, typically due to brain damage.
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- An abnormal bulge or ballooning in the wall of a blood vessel.
- Inflammation of the joints, causing pain and stiffness.
- A medication that relieves pain without causing loss of consciousness.
- Often called "lazy eye," a condition in which the brain favors one eye over the other.
- Thickening and hardening of the walls of the arteries.
- A psychological disorder characterized by a lack of appetite and an obsessive desire to lose weight.
- The wasting away or decrease in size of a body part or tissue.
- A chronic condition causing narrowing and swelling of the airways.
- A partial or total loss of memory.
- The failure of an organ or tissue to develop normally.
20 Clues: Medical term for hair loss. • Irregular heartbeat or rhythm. • A partial or total loss of memory. • A benign tumor of glandular tissue. • Thickening and hardening of the walls of the arteries. • The failure of an organ or tissue to develop normally. • Inflammation of the joints, causing pain and stiffness. • A severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction. • ...
Medical Terms 2 2024-06-19
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- Has 28 bones in 3 groups, cranium, facial bones, 3 small ear bones
- Breathing, as the chest volume cavity increases, the pressure falls, rushes air into lungs.
- The back surface of the body
- Shortness of breath
- The front surface of the body
- Tissues that attach bone to muscle, only slight motion.
- The bottom of the foot.
- Nearer to the feet
- Where two bones meet.
- The spinal side of the body
- It’s the motion away from the midline (arm up)
- The tip of the structure, i.e. top of the heart
- The angle of the joint, flexing
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- The heel bone
- Muscle that attaches bone to the skeleton
- Runs vertically but divides the body into left and right.
- Fibrous tissues that connect bone to bone, stabilize joints.
- The Pharynx, Mouth, Epiglottis, Larynx
- The Bronchi, Bronchioles, Alveoli, Pulmonary capillaries.
- The body part is a portion nearer to the head.
- Structures farther from the body near the free end
- Divides the body horizontally into top and bottom.
- The position with palms and feet facing toward you.
23 Clues: The heel bone • Nearer to the feet • Shortness of breath • Where two bones meet. • The bottom of the foot. • The spinal side of the body • The back surface of the body • The front surface of the body • The angle of the joint, flexing • The Pharynx, Mouth, Epiglottis, Larynx • Muscle that attaches bone to the skeleton • The body part is a portion nearer to the head. • ...
Medical Terms 2 2024-06-19
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- Has 28 bones in 3 groups, cranium, facial bones, 3 small ear bones
- Breathing, as the chest volume cavity increases, the pressure falls, rushes air into lungs.
- The back surface of the body
- Shortness of breath
- The front surface of the body
- Tissues that attach bone to muscle, only slight motion.
- The bottom of the foot.
- Nearer to the feet
- Where two bones meet.
- The spinal side of the body
- It’s the motion away from the midline (arm up)
- The tip of the structure, i.e. top of the heart
- The angle of the joint, flexing
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- The heel bone
- Muscle that attaches bone to the skeleton
- Runs vertically but divides the body into left and right.
- Fibrous tissues that connect bone to bone, stabilize joints.
- The Pharynx, Mouth, Epiglottis, Larynx
- The Bronchi, Bronchioles, Alveoli, Pulmonary capillaries.
- The body part is a portion nearer to the head.
- Structures farther from the body near the free end
- Divides the body horizontally into top and bottom.
- The position with palms and feet facing toward you.
23 Clues: The heel bone • Nearer to the feet • Shortness of breath • Where two bones meet. • The bottom of the foot. • The spinal side of the body • The back surface of the body • The front surface of the body • The angle of the joint, flexing • The Pharynx, Mouth, Epiglottis, Larynx • Muscle that attaches bone to the skeleton • The body part is a portion nearer to the head. • ...
Medical term List 2024-08-27
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- back side
- near the head
- chest position knees pulled up to chest
- front side head end
- below
- position top arm 90 degree angle
- standing tall
- lying on your belly face-down
- closer to the point of the origin
- near the tail end
- toward midline of body
- towards the sides
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- position patient lying on their side
- cavity holds only the lungs
- back side tail end
- position lying on your back face up
- plane horizontal line divides body into top
- cavity that only holds the heart
- Position head of bed elevated
- farther away from origin/POA
- sagittal plane vertical line down LT/RT
- the front side
- plane vertical line down body not half
- skull
- above
25 Clues: below • skull • above • back side • near the head • standing tall • the front side • near the tail end • towards the sides • back side tail end • front side head end • toward midline of body • cavity holds only the lungs • farther away from origin/POA • Position head of bed elevated • lying on your belly face-down • cavity that only holds the heart • position top arm 90 degree angle • ...
set #6 medical 2024-11-07
24 Clues: pain • root • half • half • away • x-ray • growth • smooth • around • beside • channel • weakness • weakness • to break • movement • loosening • sensation • paralysis • difficult • to stretch • sound waves • to stick out • sole of foot • connective tissue
GLH MEDICAL CROSSWORD 2024-10-31
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- This type of colonoscopy does not confirm the presence of disease, illness or injury.
- Positive Airway Pressure machines are found under the service code
- Inquiries on Diabetic Supplies will be transferred to this department
- Blood _______ Monitor
- Up to 12 individual or 6 pairs per year (two words)
- These can be reviewed when additional information is submitted in writing
- A doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of lung diseases
- Diabetes patients will be classified as either Type 2 or
- Another way of saying Calcitriol
- The service code for Myoelectric arms
- This province or territory covers limbs and accessories for people over 65
- For adults, the frequency is every 3 years for a __________ prosthetic
- Number of years before a PAP machine can be replaced
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- If a claim or estimate includes charges for multiple quantities of the same type of supply (i.e., two masks), allow coverage for one and __________ the other
- Insulin is a common treatment for patients with this disease
- The study of how a person's DNA affects their response to certain medications
- Transfer to, for service performed outside of the patient’s province of residence
- A copy of this needs to be included for a CPAP claim
- No coverage is available for tests performed here
- Prosthetic legs used by single or bilateral above the knee amputees
- Service code for Insulin Infusion Pumps - External insulin infusion pumps (Optional Benefit)
- Ambulation
- In the MAM-Diagnostics, there are specific coverage charts for Nova Scotia, this province, and all other provinces
- Anti-Malignin Antibody Screen (AMAS) is not accepted as a standard of testing by this association
24 Clues: Ambulation • Blood _______ Monitor • Another way of saying Calcitriol • The service code for Myoelectric arms • No coverage is available for tests performed here • Up to 12 individual or 6 pairs per year (two words) • A copy of this needs to be included for a CPAP claim • Number of years before a PAP machine can be replaced • ...
Medical Assistant Week 2024-10-21
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- Taken on every patient automatically or manually
- I have three dogs named Whiskey, Butters and Daisy
- I like to watch scary movies alone
- Weekly MA chosen to assist with medications
- I used to have a YouTube channel
- I used to be a surgical tech
- Monthly meeting where we complete refreshers
- Platform utilized to send messages to teammates/providers etc
- I have an artistic hand
- Medical term for cancer
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- I auditioned for Disney
- Ride Your Green Bike On..
- I played rugby in college
- Government immunization program
- I convinced us to play Concentration
- Lyndsey likes doing these every morning with the team
- Where to search for policies
- Submit one to recognize one another
- To keep separate from everyone
- I got a food tattoo with my bestfriend
- Common artery to take a blood pressure
21 Clues: I auditioned for Disney • I have an artistic hand • Medical term for cancer • Ride Your Green Bike On.. • I played rugby in college • Where to search for policies • I used to be a surgical tech • To keep separate from everyone • Government immunization program • I used to have a YouTube channel • I like to watch scary movies alone • Submit one to recognize one another • ...
General Medical Terms 2025-09-22
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- Presence of bacteria in the blood.
- Difficulty or shortness of breath.
- A general term for any disease that affects the brain.
- Redness of the skin, typically caused by increased blood flow.
- A bulge or swelling in the wall of a blood vessel.
- A condition characterized by a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin.
- Shrinking or wasting away of body tissues or organs.
- Condition where the body fluids contain too much acid.
- Chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.
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- A procedure that uses a flexible tube with a camera to view internal organs.
- Fluid, cells, or other substances that are discharged from blood vessels during inflammation.
- Lack of oxygen to the body.
- Irregular heartbeat or abnormal heart rhythm.
- A blockage in a blood vessel caused by an embolus (e.g., a clot).
- Condition where the body fluids contain too much base.
- Swelling caused by excess fluid in tissues.
- Listening to the internal sounds of the body, usually with a stethoscope
- A bluish color of the skin due to low oxygen levels in the blood.
- Non-cancerous condition or growth.
- Slow heart rate, typically less than 60 beats per minute.
20 Clues: Lack of oxygen to the body. • Presence of bacteria in the blood. • Difficulty or shortness of breath. • Non-cancerous condition or growth. • Swelling caused by excess fluid in tissues. • Irregular heartbeat or abnormal heart rhythm. • A bulge or swelling in the wall of a blood vessel. • Shrinking or wasting away of body tissues or organs. • ...
Veterinary Medical Conditions 2025-09-21
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- Disease of the heart muscle affecting its ability to pump blood efficiently.
- Chronic respiratory disease causing airway inflammation and difficulty breathing (common in cats).
- Overproduction of thyroid hormone, common in older cats, leading to weight loss and hyperactivity.
- Disease Includes tartar buildup, gingivitis, and periodontal disease; can lead to tooth loss.
- Inflammation of the brain often caused by infections or immune-mediated conditions.
- Contagious virus in cats that suppresses the immune system and can cause cancer.
- Common symptoms include sneezing, nasal discharge, and fever.
- Inflammation of the skin, which can be due to allergies, parasites, or infections.
- Contagious fungal infection causing circular patches of hair loss and scaling skin.
- Chronic or acute loss of kidney function, affecting waste removal from the body.
- Inflammation of joints causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility.
- Includes hepatitis and cirrhosis; affects digestion, metabolism, and toxin removal.
- Contagious respiratory illness in dogs, causing coughing, sneezing, and nasal discharge.
- Tick-borne protozoal infection affecting red blood cells, leading to anemia and fever.
- Parasitic disease from Toxoplasma gondii, usually mild but can be serious in pregnant or immunocompromised individuals.
- Inflammation and infection of the tissues surrounding teeth, leading to tooth loss.
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- Underactive thyroid gland, common in dogs, leading to weight gain, lethargy, and skin issues.
- A metabolic disorder where the pancreas fails to produce enough insulin, causing high blood sugar.
- Inflammation of the pancreas, often due to high-fat diets or underlying disease.
- Frequent loose or watery bowel movements due to infections, diet, or disease.
- A virus in cats that weakens the immune system, similar to HIV in humans.
- Formation of stones in the urinary tract, causing pain, blood in urine, or blockage.
- Chronic skin condition involving itchy, inflamed, or dry skin (also known as atopic dermatitis).
- Allergic reaction to flea saliva causing severe itching and hair loss.
- Opacity of the eye’s lens leading to vision impairment or blindness.
- Inflammation of the gums caused by plaque buildup and bacterial infection.
- Fatal viral disease affecting the nervous system, transmissible to humans through bites.
- Allergic skin disease triggered by environmental allergens like pollen, mold, or dust mites.
- A contagious viral disease in dogs affecting the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous systems.
- Fungal infection caused by Candida species; can affect skin, ears, or mucous membranes.
- Intestinal infection caused by the Giardia parasite, leading to diarrhea and weight loss.
- Inflammation of the intestines, causing vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
- Abnormal growth, infection, or inflammation of the claws.
- Highly contagious viral disease in dogs causing severe vomiting and diarrhea, often fatal if untreated.
- Bacterial infection in skin folds, common in brachycephalic breeds with excess skin.
- Skin disease caused by mites, resulting in hair loss, itching, and scabs.
- Bacterial skin infection characterized by pustules, scabs, and inflammation.
- Bacterial disease spread via urine-contaminated water; can cause kidney and liver damage.
- Inflammation of the bile ducts, often seen in cats, sometimes linked with liver or pancreatic disease.
- Inflammation of the conjunctiva (the tissue around the eye); often called “pink eye.”
40 Clues: Abnormal growth, infection, or inflammation of the claws. • Common symptoms include sneezing, nasal discharge, and fever. • Opacity of the eye’s lens leading to vision impairment or blindness. • Inflammation of joints causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. • Allergic reaction to flea saliva causing severe itching and hair loss. • ...
5.03 medical terms 2025-12-03
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- is: inflammation
- paralysis
- artificial or surgical opening
- development
- condition
- surgical puncture that removes fluid
- -genesis,: originating, causing
- record, radiographic image
- abnormal condition
- disease
- flow, discharge
- instrument used to measure
- secrete
- pain
- incision, cut into
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- surgical repair
- condition, process
- specialist in the study and/or treatment of a specific field
- process of observing
- instrument used to observe
- tumor, mass
- excision, surgical removal
- condition
- swelling
- enlargement, large
- pertaining to
26 Clues: pain • disease • secrete • swelling • paralysis • condition • condition • development • tumor, mass • pertaining to • surgical repair • flow, discharge • is: inflammation • condition, process • abnormal condition • enlargement, large • incision, cut into • process of observing • instrument used to observe • record, radiographic image • excision, surgical removal • instrument used to measure • ...
Heart medical terms 2025-11-11
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- The bottom of the heart
- This prefix means middle
- Records the electrical activity of the heart
- coronary artery disease
- beats per minute
- The top of the heart
- Medical name for a heart attack
- The pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
- Ultrasound to look at the heart and its vessels
- This prefix means beyond or excess
- catheterization
- An artery has a weakened wall
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- Hardening of the arteries
- The muscular layer that contracts to pump blood
- X-ray dye called contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose things
- Known high blood pressure
- The heart is replaced with the heart from a donor
- Medical name for blood pressure cuff
- basic metabolic panel
- coronary artery bypass graft
- The outer layer
- This prefix means fast
- This prefix means normal
- This prefix means within
- The thin inner layer that lines each chamber
25 Clues: The outer layer • catheterization • beats per minute • The top of the heart • basic metabolic panel • This prefix means fast • The bottom of the heart • coronary artery disease • This prefix means middle • This prefix means normal • This prefix means within • Hardening of the arteries • Known high blood pressure • coronary artery bypass graft • An artery has a weakened wall • ...
medical term 2 2026-09-21
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- sugar
- joint
- flash
- chest
- front side
- below
- against
- cell
- tissue
- nerve; nervous system( the nervous system includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- toward the midline
- toward the sides(s); away from the midline
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- muscle
- stomach
- heart
- rib
- fat
- neck; neck of uterus (cervix)
- (or -log) study of
- before
- intestines
- disease
- internal organs
- liver
- above
25 Clues: rib • fat • cell • sugar • joint • heart • flash • chest • below • liver • above • muscle • before • tissue • stomach • disease • against • intestines • front side • internal organs • (or -log) study of • toward the midline • neck; neck of uterus (cervix) • toward the sides(s); away from the midline • nerve; nervous system( the nervous system includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
Medical Term Crossword 2026-06-08
21 Clues: Pain • Slow • Skin • Nerve • heart • Liver • Lungs • Muscle • Stomach • Study of • Many, much • Fast, rapid • Inflammation • Without, lack of • Disease condition • Visual examination • Abnormal condition • Below normal, deficient • Above normal, excessive • Surgical removal, excision • Difficult, painful, abnormal
Medical Terms II 2026-06-08
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- Producing or containing put
- Skin disease containing pus
- Protein that provides skin with its waterproofing properties
- Skin condition with overproduction of sebum
- Term for a skin flake
- Medical term for skin redness
- Common name for pruritus
- Large tactile hair
- Localized collection of pus
- Hypersensitivity reaction involving pruritus with secondary dermatitis
- Inflammation of connective tissue
- Tumor or growth of pigmented skin
- Erosion of skin or mucous membrane
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- Pertaining to dead tissue
- Foul smelling decay
- Hair loss in patches or complete lack of hair
- Removal of tissue to aid in healing
- Occupation and dwelling of parasites on the external skin surfaces
- Means skin paleness
- Benign growth of fat cells
20 Clues: Large tactile hair • Foul smelling decay • Means skin paleness • Term for a skin flake • Common name for pruritus • Pertaining to dead tissue • Benign growth of fat cells • Producing or containing put • Skin disease containing pus • Localized collection of pus • Medical term for skin redness • Inflammation of connective tissue • Tumor or growth of pigmented skin • ...
PulaMed Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-12
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- Routine health care checks
- The PulaMed is purpose is all about "enabling access to..."
- The process of innoculating to prepare the body to recognize a disease and produce antibodies
- Urgent need for help
- Having coverage under medical aid
- The process of determining by examination the nature of a diseased condition
- Day of the week where animal flesh is not consumed
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- Person who is eligible for coverage under a policyholder's care
- Medical cover for infants
- Midweek health day
- Coverage by contract
- Long term disease
- Medical tests that are used to check for health conditions before there are any signs or symptoms
- A virus that has caused a pandemic of respiratory illness
- PulaMed's new tagline
15 Clues: Long term disease • Midweek health day • Coverage by contract • Urgent need for help • PulaMed's new tagline • Medical cover for infants • Routine health care checks • Having coverage under medical aid • Day of the week where animal flesh is not consumed • A virus that has caused a pandemic of respiratory illness • The PulaMed is purpose is all about "enabling access to..." • ...
medicine 2024-10-14
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- test A medical test using a needle to take blood.
- A place where you go to get medical help.
- When you have pain in your head.
- You take this when you are ill to feel better.
- A small, round piece of medicine you swallow.
- A break in a bone.
- A medical professional who specializes in teeth.
- A doctor who performs surgery.
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- A band used to protect a small cut or injury.
- A person who helps the doctor.
- A person who prepares and sells medicine.
- A professional who treats sick people.
- Something you need to see clearly.
- A disease that spreads quickly from person to person.
- When you are not feeling well, you are ______.
15 Clues: A break in a bone. • A person who helps the doctor. • A doctor who performs surgery. • When you have pain in your head. • Something you need to see clearly. • A professional who treats sick people. • A person who prepares and sells medicine. • A place where you go to get medical help. • A band used to protect a small cut or injury. • ...
Nursing Terms 2025-09-23
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- IV fluid administration.
- Measurement standard, often used for needles or catheters.
- Used in certain medical treatments and surgeries.
- Refers to saline solution, used in IV fluids and cleaning.
- A patient’s medical record or documentation.
- A piece of living tissue transplanted surgically.
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- Sterile pads used for cleaning wounds or collecting samples.
- An instrument used for examining the body.
- The rhythmic beat of the heart felt in arteries.
- Vital fluid circulating through the body.
- A surgically created opening on the body surface.
- A healthcare professional trained to care for patients.
- Medical clothing worn by nurses and doctors, or the act of cleaning before surgery.
- A scheduled work period in healthcare settings.
- Sterile or protective covering for hands.
15 Clues: IV fluid administration. • Vital fluid circulating through the body. • Sterile or protective covering for hands. • An instrument used for examining the body. • A patient’s medical record or documentation. • A scheduled work period in healthcare settings. • The rhythmic beat of the heart felt in arteries. • Used in certain medical treatments and surgeries. • ...
Crossword Access to healthcare and inequalities 2026-05-22
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- Poor health caused by a lack of healthy food.
- A physical or mental condition that limits activities.
- A service that helps pay medical costs.
- Cheap enough for most people to pay for.
- A person’s emotional and psychological well-being.
- The average number of years people are expected to live.
- The condition of having very little money.
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- The identification of a disease or condition.
- The state of not having a job.
- Unfair treatment based on gender, race, or social class.
- An unfair difference between groups of people.
- Easily harmed or at risk.
- Medical care given to a patient.
- Actions taken to stop diseases before they happen.
- The system that provides medical services to people.
15 Clues: Easily harmed or at risk. • The state of not having a job. • Medical care given to a patient. • A service that helps pay medical costs. • Cheap enough for most people to pay for. • The condition of having very little money. • The identification of a disease or condition. • Poor health caused by a lack of healthy food. • An unfair difference between groups of people. • ...
Vocab Unit 6 2023-10-25
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- the last part of something such as a musical performance, play, etc.
- the power or opportunity to do something before others do; the energy and desire that is needed to do something
- causing death eventually; leading to death
- extremely small
- to cause something to end
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- having limits or a limited number and/or amount
- occurring at the beginning of something
- the special words or phrases that are used in a particular field
- to cause or start the beginning of something; to formally accept a person as a member of a group
- to keep someone or something within limits
10 Clues: extremely small • to cause something to end • occurring at the beginning of something • to keep someone or something within limits • causing death eventually; leading to death • having limits or a limited number and/or amount • the special words or phrases that are used in a particular field • the last part of something such as a musical performance, play, etc. • ...
Vocabulary #3 2025-08-29
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- The words surrounding a word that make its meaning clear
- Able to accomplish a result; useful in bringing about a result/Starting at a certain time
- Having one use among many possible uses; specific
- Vocabulary particular to a certain subject
- A word that means the opposite of another word
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- A word formed from another word
- To hold or keep/To hold in memory
- A word with the same, or nearly the same, meaning as another word
- A list of definitions for terms or important words used in a certain text
- A thought or an idea
10 Clues: A thought or an idea • A word formed from another word • To hold or keep/To hold in memory • Vocabulary particular to a certain subject • A word that means the opposite of another word • Having one use among many possible uses; specific • The words surrounding a word that make its meaning clear • A word with the same, or nearly the same, meaning as another word • ...
Literary coinages. Neologism, nonce-words, dialects, slang, jargonism, argot, professionalism, vulgarism, colloquial coinages. 2025-12-18
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- coinage– A new word formed in everyday informal speech.
- word coined for a single occasion, not entering general language.
- terminology of a particular profession or activity.
- newly invented word or phrase that gains popular use.
- vocabulary used by a group to exclude outsiders.
- regional or social variety of language with distinct features.
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- A word formed by blending two existing words (e.g., "brunch").
- coarse, offensive word violating standards of good taste.
- word or phrase characteristic of a particular profession.
- often trendy vocabulary used within specific groups.
10 Clues: vocabulary used by a group to exclude outsiders. • terminology of a particular profession or activity. • often trendy vocabulary used within specific groups. • newly invented word or phrase that gains popular use. • coinage– A new word formed in everyday informal speech. • coarse, offensive word violating standards of good taste. • ...
MDM4U Repeated Sampling and Hypothesis Testing 2025-04-22
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- The process of drawing multiple samples from the same population
- The average value of a variable in a sample
- The terminology that σ represents
- The amount of subjects in a study
- The hypothesis that is not null
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- The difference between a sample's result and the true value for the population
- Statistical method comparing null (H₀) and alternative (H₁) hypotheses
- The hypothesis claims there is no effect or relationship between two things being studied
- The probability that a study's results accurately reflect the true population value (1-α)
- The probability of error which the researcher is willing to accept (α)
10 Clues: The hypothesis that is not null • The terminology that σ represents • The amount of subjects in a study • The average value of a variable in a sample • The process of drawing multiple samples from the same population • Statistical method comparing null (H₀) and alternative (H₁) hypotheses • The probability of error which the researcher is willing to accept (α) • ...
Latin medical 2026-09-27
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- — The branch of science studying eye anatomy and diseases.
- — The branch of medicine dealing with the study and treatment of the mouth and oral cavity.
- — The scientific study and medical treatment of voice disorders.
- — The branch of medical science studying skin diseases
- Visual instrumental examination of the nasal cavity.
- — Instrumental observation and examination of the larynx/throat.
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- — A medical specialist who studies and treats tumors.
- — The science and medical care dedicated to treating children's diseases.
- — A physician specializing in the treatment of tuberculosis.
- — A specialist dealing with diseases of the soul, mind, and consciousness.
- — A specialist in women's diseases and reproductive health.
11 Clues: Visual instrumental examination of the nasal cavity. • — A medical specialist who studies and treats tumors. • — The branch of medical science studying skin diseases • — The branch of science studying eye anatomy and diseases. • — A specialist in women's diseases and reproductive health. • — A physician specializing in the treatment of tuberculosis. • ...
Chapter 6 2017-10-03
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- Abbreviation for urinary tract infection
- Difficult or painful urination
- What medical term means absence of urine?
- What term means "night urination"
- What term means inflammation of the renal pelvis?
- What medical term means tumor of the kidney?
- What medical term means excision of the ureter?
- What means stone(s) in the bladder?
- What suffix means drooping, sagging, prolapse?
- What term means excision of the bladder?
- Suffix -isasis, -esis means what?
- Radiographic imaging of the kidney?
- Abbreviation for chronic kidney disease?
- Surgical repair of the urethra?
- The combining form hydr/o means what?
- Combing form that means renal pelvis?
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- Term that means "inflammation of the bladder"?
- What term means opening through which the urine passes to the outside
- Visual examination of the kidney?
- Suturing the bladder?
- A physician who studies and treats diseases of the urinary tract
- Radiographic imaging of the bladder?
- What is the combing form that means "kidney"?
- Flexible, tube like device, for withdrawing or installing fluids?
- Abbreviation for extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.
- What combing form means bladder, sac?
26 Clues: Suturing the bladder? • Difficult or painful urination • Surgical repair of the urethra? • Visual examination of the kidney? • What term means "night urination" • Suffix -isasis, -esis means what? • What means stone(s) in the bladder? • Radiographic imaging of the kidney? • Radiographic imaging of the bladder? • What combing form means bladder, sac? • ...
Doctors and Medicine in Medieval Europe 2021-11-17
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- The humor of the lungs
- A flexible wire saw used by surgeons for bone cutting
- The idea that god provided some substances to alleviate illness.
- Avicenna's encyclopedia translating Greek, Indian, and Muslim medical texts.
- What was the disease that killed 60% of Europe?
- Animal used for bloodletting.
- Monastic order often involved in healing the sick and dying.
- The wealthy and the clergy that formed a guild.
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- Idea that god sent illness and healing as punishment.
- A mythic alchemical substance meant to grant immortality.
- The theory that sicknesses cause by in-balance in four principle fluids.
- An old term for pharmacist.
- The medical practice of drilling a hole in the head to alleviate mental illnesses.
- A smell that makes you sick.
- Psuedo-science that claimed that alignment of the stars could diagnose illness.
- The humor of the head.
- Plant scienists.
- The idea that some diseases were caused by getting shot by invisible elves.
- A medical book written by Hildegard of Bingen.
- The humor of the Gall Bladder.
- The humor of the spleen.
- Herbal remedies.
22 Clues: Plant scienists. • Herbal remedies. • The humor of the lungs • The humor of the head. • The humor of the spleen. • An old term for pharmacist. • A smell that makes you sick. • Animal used for bloodletting. • The humor of the Gall Bladder. • A medical book written by Hildegard of Bingen. • What was the disease that killed 60% of Europe? • ...
PCA Crosswords 2023-12-05
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- Indicate medication dosages, measurements, dosage times, etc
- Doctor Typically referred to as the Prescriber of an Rx
- A set fee paid for DR visits
- Medication with same active ingredients as brand name drug, lower in cost
- Unique numerical identification for covered health care providers
- Drug Defined in a field within PST indicating patient drug information is read only to the patient
- Pharmacist Professionally qualified to prepare health care providers
- List of Rx's covered by a prescription plan
- Referred to as Personal Health Information
- The "gatekeeper" a health care professional who practices general medicine
- An application use by our members for access to medical information
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- amount paid before insurance covers cost
- Prescriber Identification Unique Numerical ID for covered health providers
- A generic drug that works similarly to brand name & treats same condition
- Cost-sharing between you & your insurance company.
- too Soon When a patient still has medication on hand; we cannot refill
- Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act
- A medication prescribed by Medical Doctor
- Different levels of covered medications
- Preferred Provider Organization
20 Clues: A set fee paid for DR visits • Preferred Provider Organization • Different levels of covered medications • amount paid before insurance covers cost • A medication prescribed by Medical Doctor • Referred to as Personal Health Information • List of Rx's covered by a prescription plan • Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act • ...
trade school vs 4 year college 2024-02-27
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- design clothes and other things
- Medical assistants intake patients at the beginning of doctor’s appointments, taking vitals and gathering medical history.
- a field that includes computer systems, software, data processing, and programming languages
- the best welding school
- learn how to cook and maybe own a restaurant one day
- support dentists and dental hygienists in their work
- a carrer where you get to learn a how to deal with water and stuff of that nature
- takes less time and is cheaper
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- help criminal cases
- fusing metals together through a process
- the process that businesses use to keep track of their finances
- the study of computers including computation, hardware, software, and the way we interact with computers
- the IT part of healthcare
- focuses on bueaty and makeup
- the degree you get after 4 years of college
- degree you get after trade school
- heating ventilation and air conditioning
- associate degree that covers general education courses as well as medical assisting courses
- helping out a doctor, checking blood pressure, and height
- takes longer and costs more
20 Clues: help criminal cases • the best welding school • the IT part of healthcare • takes longer and costs more • focuses on bueaty and makeup • takes less time and is cheaper • design clothes and other things • degree you get after trade school • fusing metals together through a process • heating ventilation and air conditioning • the degree you get after 4 years of college • ...
Dispatch 2025-04-05
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- the department of a local or municipal authority in charge of preventing and fighting fire
- Emergency Medical Dispatch
- Public Safety Answering Point
- platform used to have the ability to send a text message to reach 911 emergency call takers from a mobile phone or device
- usually called in by a company
- Computer Aided Dispatch
- scheduling system
- Quality Assurance
- Law enforcement information network
- clothes required to wear to work
- Peninsula Fiber Network
- platform that connects life-saving data
- Automatic number identification
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- pain, discomfort or pain felt in the chest area,
- Emergency Fire Dispatch
- Emergency medical services
- phone system used for 911 calls
- the civil force of a national or local government, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order
- fire, any fire that occurs in or on a building or other structure,
- cerebrovascular accident, commonly known as a stroke.
- a person who communicates via phone or radio
- medical examiner investigator
- exchanging of information
- Automatic location information
- Community Mental health
- Mobile Data Terminal
26 Clues: scheduling system • Quality Assurance • Mobile Data Terminal • Emergency Fire Dispatch • Computer Aided Dispatch • Community Mental health • Peninsula Fiber Network • exchanging of information • Emergency medical services • Emergency Medical Dispatch • Public Safety Answering Point • medical examiner investigator • usually called in by a company • Automatic location information • ...
Careers in Criminal Justice and Forensic Science 2025-09-26
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- identifying human remains through dental records
- Takes evidence off the body, helps identify the person and interview family members
- Maintains public order, protecting people and property, and enforcing laws and ordinances
- Documents using photography or videography crime scenes
- Examines documents for authenticity, age, and authorship
- Collects evidence at the crime scene
- Provides specialized care to victims of violence, collecting medical forensic evidence
- Specializes in analyzing bloodstains at crime scenes
- Performs postmortem toxicological evaluations
- Examines firearm evidence from crime scenes
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- Determines the time since death (postmortem interval), location of death using insects
- Examine bodies to assess the cause and manner of death
- Applies artistic and scientific skills to assist in criminal investigations
- Compare fingerprint evidence obtained from crime scene
- People who work on the crime scene and in the crime scene lab
- Conduct psychological evaluations and profiling offenders
- Assist the forensic pathologist and medical examiner or coroner
- Assist the medical examiner with human remains
- Help determine if any search warrants are needed
- Investigates crimes, gathers information, and interviews witnesses and persons of interest
20 Clues: Collects evidence at the crime scene • Examines firearm evidence from crime scenes • Performs postmortem toxicological evaluations • Assist the medical examiner with human remains • identifying human remains through dental records • Help determine if any search warrants are needed • Specializes in analyzing bloodstains at crime scenes • ...
Insurance 2026-03-20
Across
- Something lost or damaged
- Pays money to family after someone dies
- Help provided after a loss
- What you pay before insurance starts covering costs
- Replaces income if you can't work
- What the insurance plan includes
- Covers doctor visits and medical costs
- What insurance provides against loss
- Protects belongings in a rented home
- An unexpected event causing damage or injury
- What you do for insurance coverage
- The contract between you and the insurance company
- Money you earn from working
- The amount you pay for insurance
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- The company providing insurance
- Covers damage or injury you cause to others
- A request for payment from insurance
- Related to health care services
- Abbreviation for insurance
- The chance something bad could happen
- Things you own that can be insured
- Protects your car in case of accidents
- Short for medical
- Person who receives money from a policy
- Covers damage to your house
- Common item covered by auto insurance
- Harm or destruction covered by insurance
27 Clues: Short for medical • Something lost or damaged • Help provided after a loss • Abbreviation for insurance • Covers damage to your house • Money you earn from working • The company providing insurance • Related to health care services • What the insurance plan includes • The amount you pay for insurance • Replaces income if you can't work • Things you own that can be insured • ...
Play, Coping & Therapeutic Interaction 2026-10-01
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- Activity that can help children communicate feelings and fears
- School-age activity involving rules and cooperation
- Preschool play involving interaction without fully organized group goals
- Developmental activity used for assessment teaching coping and expression
- Pretend play used by preschoolers to explore experiences
- Toy commonly used during toddler play
- Important function of play that allows children to communicate fears
- Type of play commonly associated with infancy
- Type of play that introduces children to unfamiliar medical equipment
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- Cognitive ability demonstrated during preschool pretend play
- Play involving shared goals and organized interaction
- Using play to introduce an upcoming medical procedure
- Coping intervention that redirects attention away from discomfort
- Play used to decrease anxiety and prepare children for care
- Toddler play involving children playing beside one another
- Social relationships that become increasingly important during adolescence
- Infant activity that supports social and cognitive development
- Tool used to demonstrate medical procedures to preschoolers
- Activity that supports school-age competence and fine motor skills
- Age-appropriate sensory toy for an infant
20 Clues: Toy commonly used during toddler play • Age-appropriate sensory toy for an infant • Type of play commonly associated with infancy • School-age activity involving rules and cooperation • Play involving shared goals and organized interaction • Using play to introduce an upcoming medical procedure • Pretend play used by preschoolers to explore experiences • ...
2016 Medical Management 2016-04-26
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- Plays the clarinet
- Lip synced & danced to Madonna's "Borderline" at age 14
- Has a tattoo
- Loves crafts & new recipes
- Had a great uncle they called Brother and an aunt they called Sister
- Was born with one set of missing ribs & has one extra lumbar vertebrae
- Worked with a close cousin of Freddie Mercury from the group Queen
- Has 3 fingernails on one little finger due to an accident that occurred as a child
- Coached football, baseball, basketball, & soccer to the same group of boys from ages 5-14
- Caught by police for sneaking onto a golf course to steal golf balls out of the pond
- Bicycle has been ridden hundreds of miles in Oklahoma, Ohio, & Georgia
- Born at Pawnee Indian Hospital
- Danced with Don Ho and the mayor of Atlanta, GA while on vacation in Hawaii
- Had the lead role in two plays in high school
- Bakes bread to relax - the kneading helps!
- Eldest nurse in Medical Management
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- Used to sell greeting cards to Pat Benatar
- Used to teach breast feeding
- Had a poem published in 9th grade in a regional poetry collection
- Attended Union High School & worked at JCPenney
- Childhood nickname was "Bones"
- Had own apartment & worked 2 jobs while attending high school, starting at age 16
- Sponsors a Key West manatee named Philip
- Has a degree in Criminal Justice
- First car was the same age as its owner at time of purchase
- Spent part of summer break in high school studying vocal music on Broadway
- Was one semester short of completing an Associate's Degree in Drafting before changing major
- currently works 3 jobs, including CommunityCare
- Worked with a Christian Drama Prison ministry
- Worked at General Custer's last headquarters
- Loves to garden & fish
31 Clues: Has a tattoo • Plays the clarinet • Loves to garden & fish • Loves crafts & new recipes • Used to teach breast feeding • Childhood nickname was "Bones" • Born at Pawnee Indian Hospital • Has a degree in Criminal Justice • Eldest nurse in Medical Management • Sponsors a Key West manatee named Philip • Used to sell greeting cards to Pat Benatar • ...
Key Medical Terms 2017-07-25
30 Clues: skin • slow • pain • fast • back • nose • cell • blood • brain • heart • liver • colon • white • hernia • toward • kidney • oxygen • rupture • without • away from • paralysis • condition • dark/black • below normal • heavy discharge • surgical suturing • one who practices • a flowing or flux • discharging heavily • overly; above normal
Medical Laboratory Week 2017-04-06
Across
- Gets to the heart of the matter.
- You get the point.
- Can't live without it!
- Component of blood.
- Couldn't do our jobs with out you!
- Not a type of TV.
- All the better to see you with.
- Stop the germ spread.
- Point on one end, plunger on the other.
- Not a "Vampire"
- Not your average Q-tip!
- Has wings.
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- Round and round it goes.
- BLOOD CELL Pocket purse of hemoglobin.
- Phlebotomists love to find them, as so often they hide!
- This department likes both red and white.
- Some lab garbage.
- Right Now!
- Yes, we can read what the Doctor wrote on it...usually!
- Lab person in the know.
- When you need it, we make sure it's right for you.
- A little lab gift.
- Chocolate, Yellow, or Black?
- A little "buggy" department.
24 Clues: Right Now! • Has wings. • Not a "Vampire" • Some lab garbage. • Not a type of TV. • You get the point. • A little lab gift. • Component of blood. • Stop the germ spread. • Can't live without it! • Lab person in the know. • Not your average Q-tip! • Round and round it goes. • Chocolate, Yellow, or Black? • A little "buggy" department. • All the better to see you with. • ...
Medical Vocabulary I 2018-02-13
20 Clues: maść • wrzód • żebra • płuco • rzepka • drapać • mostek • jelito • znamię • czaszka • trądzik • trzustka • miednica • przepona • otrzewna • obojczyk • swędzieć • śledziona • zapalenie skóry • kość piszczelowa
Fun Medical Terms 2018-01-19
25 Clues: One • Not • Half • Blue • Many • Away • Half • Small • False • Three • Normal • Toward • Through • Against • Study of • Black, dark • under, Below • Above, excess • Over abnormally • Fundamental unit word • Pertaining to the skin • Like or resembling mucus • Studies and treat the foot • Word part added before a root • Word ending that modifies a root
Random Medical Terms 2018-07-12
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- false
- A short word part added to the end of a root
- the dark pigment that colors the hair and skin
- lacking water
- newborn infant
- Disease affecting an entire population
- darkly pigmented tumor
- A short word part added before the root
- Low blood pressure
- agent use to prevent infection
- backwards flow
- white blood cell
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- to separate tissues for anatomic study
- Small
- device for viewing the inside of a structure
- Large
- last stage of cell division(mitosis)
- not able to control discharge of excretions
- Remove calcium
- a muscle with two parts
- to cut out
- A state of balance
- out of normal position
- Combine into one part
- pertaining to bluish discoloration
25 Clues: false • Small • Large • to cut out • lacking water • newborn infant • Remove calcium • backwards flow • white blood cell • Low blood pressure • A state of balance • Combine into one part • darkly pigmented tumor • out of normal position • a muscle with two parts • agent use to prevent infection • pertaining to bluish discoloration • last stage of cell division(mitosis) • ...
Medical Term puzzle 2018-04-19
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- a newborn infant
- pertaining to the heart
- having many forms
- cancer of white blood cells
- pertaining to the skin
- against,opposite
- red blood cell
- having three points or cusps
- consisting of many cells
- having a blood clot
- pertaining to saliva
- lack of muscle tone
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- lacking water
- high body temperature
- many
- bluish discoloration of the skin
- study of and treatment of the skeleton
- after, behind
- inflammation of the lungs
- one
- care and treatment of children
- the fundamental unit of a word
- backward flow
- a group of four
- pertaining to the voice
- to move toward the midline
26 Clues: one • many • lacking water • after, behind • backward flow • red blood cell • a group of four • a newborn infant • against,opposite • having many forms • having a blood clot • lack of muscle tone • pertaining to saliva • high body temperature • pertaining to the skin • pertaining to the heart • pertaining to the voice • consisting of many cells • inflammation of the lungs • to move toward the midline • ...
Spanish Medical Vocab 2014-04-01
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- Una ______ grave tenia mucho sangre
- Intentaria de ________ la chica
- Sintion un _____ grave en su pierna
- El chico tubo una _______ fuerte
- ______ si tu golpes una zorillo
- Las _______ eres cafe
- La _________ le duele mucho en su brazo
- Se _______ con el hielo
- El obtenido una ______ para el medico
- El ______ es muy inteligentes
- Sintio un dolor _____
- De hecho _____ tan fuerte que el morir
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- La _____ es muy rojo
- ____________ si el aler un flor
- La _____ de helado es muy sabroso!
- El chico estaba ________ mientras manejo
- Se sintio ________ despues el siesta
- El bebe era _____ dos anos antes
- La sabor de helado es muy _______!
- El doctor usa la _____ para la inyeccion
20 Clues: La _____ es muy rojo • Las _______ eres cafe • Sintio un dolor _____ • Se _______ con el hielo • El ______ es muy inteligentes • ____________ si el aler un flor • Intentaria de ________ la chica • ______ si tu golpes una zorillo • El chico tubo una _______ fuerte • El bebe era _____ dos anos antes • La _____ de helado es muy sabroso! • La sabor de helado es muy _______! • ...
Medical Office Procedures 2014-06-04
Across
- The high or low level of your speech
- Used to decide what action to take
- provides synonyms,or similar words to a word you are using
- Involves mistyping monetary figures, like the balance on a patient statement
- designed for two-way communication
- The letter writter's initials followed by a colon or slash and the typist's initials are sometimes included in the letter
- A written greeting such as "Dear"
- Handling all calls politely and professionally using good manners
- sometimes used to bring the subject of the letter to the reader's attention
- include information such as the number of enclosures that included with the letter and the names of other people who will be receiving copies of the letter.
- involves checking a document for factual accuracy, logical flow, conciseness, clarity, and tone
- Determining the destination of a call
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- Contains all the necessary information for the letter's correct delivery
- used for communicating with people that are hearing impaired
- involves checking a document for grammatical, spelling, and formatting errors
- deciding which calls should be put through immediately and which calls are better handled by taking an message
- Clear and distinct speaking
- Saying words correctly
- Involves the positioning of the various parts of a letter
- Begins two lines below the salutation or subject line.
20 Clues: Saying words correctly • Clear and distinct speaking • A written greeting such as "Dear" • Used to decide what action to take • designed for two-way communication • The high or low level of your speech • Determining the destination of a call • Begins two lines below the salutation or subject line. • Involves the positioning of the various parts of a letter • ...
English Medical Vocabulary 2014-11-26
Across
- an inflammation of the prostate gland, usually the result of an infection
- excessive gas in the stomach and intestines
- something that meets a need, a convenience
- one who is recovering from a disease or operation
- a way of carrying out a task, the performance of a scientific procedure
- without intention; accidentally
- an instrument for indirect measurement of blood pressure
- a physical, microscopic, or chemical examination of urine
- a blockage in a canal, vessel, or passage of the body; the state of being closed
- acute and chronic conditions marked by inflammation, muscle soreness and stiffness
- listening for sounds within the body especially from the chest, neck, or abdomen
- capable of being infected
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- the study of the causes of disease
- elevated blood pressure in an adult
- removal of the gallbladder by laparoscopic or open surgery
- localized abnormal dilations of a blood vessel, usually an artery; due to congenital defect or weakness in the wall of the vessel
- the thickening of a liquid into a gel or solid
- occurring at irregular times; not continuous or steady
- a written direction or order for dispensing and administrating drugs
- absolutely needed; of an inevitable nature
20 Clues: capable of being infected • without intention; accidentally • the study of the causes of disease • elevated blood pressure in an adult • something that meets a need, a convenience • absolutely needed; of an inevitable nature • excessive gas in the stomach and intestines • the thickening of a liquid into a gel or solid • one who is recovering from a disease or operation • ...
MEDICAL VOCABULARY (JÚLIA) 2015-03-05
Across
- (phrasal verb)look at carefully, investigate
- (noun)ill person
- adjective to discribe a person who has an allergy
- (noun) blood analysis
- (noun)medicine to be swallowed
- (verb)to make someone's health better
- (name)a virus commonly contracted by kids, characterized by spots all over the body
- (verb)to introduce a liquid into someone's body with a needle
- (noun)a medicine student working under a doctor.
- (phrasal verb) relax
- (noun) place where doctors work.
- (noun)a person who looks after an ill person in a hospital
- (adj)alive, but appearing to be asleep.
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- (phrasal verb)carefully wash hands before and after seeing a patient.
- (verb) to beat
- (verb)torecognize and name the exact character of a disease or a problem.
- (noun) vehicle for carrying the sick people to the hospital.
- (verb)todo something with or for someone that he cannot do alone.
- (noun) doctor who is specially trained to perform medical operations.
- (noun)chair with wheels
- (phrasal verb) discover
- (adj)under the skin, inside the organs
- (noun)material used as a support forbroken bones
- (noun) A person who is treats ill people
24 Clues: (verb) to beat • (noun)ill person • (phrasal verb) relax • (noun) blood analysis • (noun)chair with wheels • (phrasal verb) discover • (noun)medicine to be swallowed • (noun) place where doctors work. • (verb)to make someone's health better • (adj)under the skin, inside the organs • (adj)alive, but appearing to be asleep. • (noun) A person who is treats ill people • ...
Common Medical Abbreviations 2015-05-07
Medical Terminolody #6 2021-01-07
25 Clues: lip • slow • skin • mind • bone • joint • water • blood • tumor • white • gland • liver • muscle • breast • cancer • vessel • kidney • tongue • stomach • binding • observe • extremities • break, burst • mild, not cancerous • great toe or big toe
Medical Root Words 2021-05-15
33 Clues: Arm • Eye • Ear • Hair • Drug • Neck • Back • Skin • Life • Cell • Nerve • Front • colon • Blood • Lymph • Lungs • Gland • Heart • Mouth • Artery • Thorax • Vision • Cancer • Muscle • Tissue • Stomach • Hearing • Disease • Abdomen • Bronchus • Infection • Intestine • Thyroid gland
Medical Surgical Vocabulary 2022-04-20
Across
- A collection of synovial fluid around a joint that causes swelling.
- A nose bleed.
- A group of consistently occurring symptoms.
- A small raised bump that is swollen.
- pain in the head.
- Abnormal breathing pattern.
- Difficulty breathing.
- Muscles contracting and relaxing rapidly.
- Fatigue.
- Darkened spot on the skin no bigger than 1 cm wide.
- A small fluid-filled sac within the body.
- Little to no urine being created by the kidneys.
- Blood in the urine.
- Indegestion.
- A rash with red itchy bumps usually caused by allergic reactions.
- Rapid heart rate.
- Not drinking enough liquids.
- Incomplete emptying of the bladder.
- Expelling air out of the lungs with a sharp sound.
- A sudden drop in blood pressure and heart rate.
- Severe itching of the skin.
- Short term.
- The likelihood of developing the illness.
- Circulatory failure.
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- Action of coughing up blood.
- The temporary absence of breathing.
- The severity of the illness.
- Avoiding.
- Throwing up blood.
- Long-term.
- Slow heart rate.
- Dark sticky feces containing some blood.
- Being unable to empty the bowel.
- Liquid stools.
- Having a temperature higher than 99 degrees is known as febrile.
- Unknown cause of the illness/disease.
- can be passed down to the child because of genetics.
- The feeling of swaying or twirling when one is completely still, usually indicates a problem involving the inner ear.
- Little to no output of urine.
- The production of too much urine.
- A bluish tint to the skin due to the lack of oxygen in the blood.
- Shivering.
42 Clues: Fatigue. • Avoiding. • Long-term. • Shivering. • Short term. • Indegestion. • A nose bleed. • Liquid stools. • Slow heart rate. • pain in the head. • Rapid heart rate. • Throwing up blood. • Blood in the urine. • Circulatory failure. • Difficulty breathing. • Abnormal breathing pattern. • Severe itching of the skin. • Action of coughing up blood. • The severity of the illness. • ...
Medical Science Crossword 2022-06-07
Across
- type of pathogen that requires a host to survive.
- in charge of developing rules and guidelines for place where food, animals and plants are handled.
- permanent reduction to zero of the worldwide incidence of infection.
- infectious agent that causes disease or illness.
- bacteria that carry genes that allow them to survive exposure to the antibiotics we currently have.
- highly contagious respiratory disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
- medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms.
- unit of energy.
- a chemical element or substance required in trace amounts.
- intakes of certain food components such as fat, protein, sugar and carbs should be limited for health.
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- science of manipulating materials on a very small scale to build microscopic machinery.
- a condition in which you lack enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your body's tissues.
- disease that is transmitted through the air.
- focuses on promoting good health, preventing and controlling infectious and chronic disease and injury, and emergency preparedness and response.
- state of balance among all the body systems needed for the body to survive and function correctly.
- an artificial device for stimulating the heart muscle and regulating its contractions.
- measure that relates body weight to height.
- a family of RNA viruses that commonly infect mammals and birds.
- proteins that help speed up metabolism, or the chemical reactions in our bodies.
- medical examination performed using magnetic resonance imaging.
20 Clues: unit of energy. • measure that relates body weight to height. • disease that is transmitted through the air. • infectious agent that causes disease or illness. • type of pathogen that requires a host to survive. • a chemical element or substance required in trace amounts. • a family of RNA viruses that commonly infect mammals and birds. • ...
P Medical Abbreviations 2022-01-21
Across
- A catheter present in cancer treatments and liquid diets
- Work in hospitals, offices, and LTC facilities under a supervisor
- Health insurance plan that offers some level of coverage, even out of network
- Treatment where patient administers their own pain medications
- Information that can identify an individual
- This tube placement is among the most common endoscopies in the United States
- Circulatory diseases affecting arteries, veins, and lymphatic vessels
- "post cibum"
- Time frame following surgery
- Special hospital unit to care for patients as they recover from anesthetics
- Can be located at points such as the carotid, femoral, or radial
- includes assessing vital signs, lab values, and an updated history
- Antibiotic used for pneumonia, meningitis, strep throat, and more...
- Developed following shocking, scary, or dangerous events
- Used as basis in forming diagnosis and treatment
- arterial blockage associated with DVT
- Use an injected, inhaled, or swallowed "tracer" to examine organs and tissues
- The standard eye examination
- A certification to provide emergency medicine to infants and children
- Extra heartbeats, caused by factors such as caffeine, alcohol, and anxiety
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- Medical professional who often serves as a patient's primary healthcare provider
- An infection of the female reproductive organs that can lead to infertility
- Time frame prior to surgery
- Study of disease
- Movement experts who use exercise, hands-on care, and education to teach patients
- Tools used for different types of precautions
- Recipient of health care
- Issue 70% of population deal with
- An excess fluid in the lungs that can cause fatigue
- The maximum range of motion, achieved through help from external forces, such as a therapist
- A medical field concerned with drugs and mechanisms of disease
- The second most abundant mineral in the human body
- "pro re nata"
- "per os"
34 Clues: "per os" • "post cibum" • "pro re nata" • Study of disease • Recipient of health care • Time frame prior to surgery • Time frame following surgery • The standard eye examination • Issue 70% of population deal with • arterial blockage associated with DVT • Information that can identify an individual • Tools used for different types of precautions • ...
Medical Terms - Roots 2022-10-06
Across
- Meaning heart
- Meaning below
- Meaning ribs
- Meaning electricity
- Meaning the back of the body
- Meaning joints
- Meaning white
- Meaning oxygen
- Meaning muscle
- Meaning skull
- Meaning cartilage
- Meaning lung
- Meaning vein
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- Meaning crooked or bent
- Meaning a pore or a small opening
- Meaning bronchial tube
- Meaning movement
- Meaning artery
- Meaning blood
- Meaning bones
- Meaning straight
- Meaning vessel
- Meaning clat
- Meaning middle
- Meaning the back of the body
- Meaning the side of the body
- Disease
- Meaning front
28 Clues: Disease • Meaning ribs • Meaning clat • Meaning lung • Meaning vein • Meaning heart • Meaning blood • Meaning below • Meaning bones • Meaning white • Meaning skull • Meaning front • Meaning artery • Meaning vessel • Meaning joints • Meaning middle • Meaning oxygen • Meaning muscle • Meaning movement • Meaning straight • Meaning cartilage • Meaning electricity • Meaning bronchial tube • Meaning crooked or bent • ...
Medical Science Terms 2024-01-11
Across
- Putting a foreign substance into another location
- Reproduction of cells
- Organism with modified genetics
- Medical technology used for imaging the inside of the body
- A substance with positive and negative effects
- When non-human cells are used in humans
- A mutation of cells
- A non-living organism that needs a host to reproduce
- Method of identifying human genetics anomalies
- "Blueprint for cells"
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- Widespread outbreak of disease and virus
- The process of breaking down nutrients
- Slow energy
- Building blocks for the cell
- Fast energy
- Modifying living organisms to serve a purpose
- Smallest form of life
- Shield from illness
- Speeds up chemical reaction
- An organism that produces disease
20 Clues: Slow energy • Fast energy • A mutation of cells • Shield from illness • Reproduction of cells • Smallest form of life • "Blueprint for cells" • Speeds up chemical reaction • Building blocks for the cell • Organism with modified genetics • An organism that produces disease • The process of breaking down nutrients • When non-human cells are used in humans • ...
