medical terminology Crossword Puzzles
Tricare Medical Billing 2023-11-11
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- TRICARE uses the term "cost share" instead of ___________. Answer: Coinsurance
- Beneficiaries are required to pay an annual ___________ cap within one fiscal year. Answer: Catastrophic
- Beneficiaries with Medicare Part A must also have ___________ for TRICARE eligibility. Answer: Medicare Part B
- TRICARE Standard allows beneficiaries to choose a provider outside of the TRICARE ___________. Answer: Network
- TRICARE Prime Remote specially-care referrals may be required for a "fitness for ___________" determination. Answer: Duty
- Active duty members and their families do not pay enrollment fees for TRICARE ___________. Answer: Prime
- TRICARE Prime is a ___________ option. Answer: HMO
- TRICARE Reserve Select is a premium-based healthcare ___________. Answer: Plan
- TRICARE beneficiaries must be enrolled in ___________ for eligibility. Answer: DEERS
- A congressionally funded comprehensive health benefits program for military families in 1966. Answer: CHAMPUS
- TRICARE becomes the ___________ policy when an individual turns 65. Answer: secondary
- TRICARE is not available for ________ beneficiaries who have 100% service-related disabilities. Answer: CHAMPVA
- An authorized provider must meet TRICARE's ___________ and credentialing process. Answer: Licensing
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- TRICARE Standard beneficiaries are responsible for paying an annual ___________. Answer: Deductible
- TRICARE Prime Remote (TPR) is for active duty members stationed 50 miles or more from a ___________. Answer: Military treatment facility
- Specialty care for TPR active duty family members is coordinated through the ___________. Answer: Healthcare Finder
- TRICARE Standard is a ___________ option with cost-sharing. Answer: Feeforservice
- In January 1994, CHAMPUS was renamed ___________. Answer: TRICARE
- The benefits under TRICARE Prime Remote are the same as TRICARE Prime, with no ___________ costs. Answer: Out-of-pocket
- TRICARE Global Remote Overseas falls under TRICARE Prime for ___________. Answer: Overseas
- TRICARE Prime requires ___________ to coordinate and manage medical care. Answer: Primary Care Manager
- Penalties and interest charges cannot be billed to beneficiaries due to TRICARE's ___________. Answer: Payment delay
- Claims for TRICARE must be submitted within 30 days or within 1 yearfrom the date of ________. Answer: service
- TRICARE Standard beneficiaries pay 15% in-network and 20% out-of-network for outpatient ___________. Answer: Visits
24 Clues: TRICARE Prime is a ___________ option. Answer: HMO • In January 1994, CHAMPUS was renamed ___________. Answer: TRICARE • TRICARE uses the term "cost share" instead of ___________. Answer: Coinsurance • TRICARE Reserve Select is a premium-based healthcare ___________. Answer: Plan • ...
Medical Legal issues 2023-09-27
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- Moral principles in healthcare
- Time limit for legal action
- Keeping secrets safe
- Limits of professional duties
- Legally independent minor
- Unfair treatment based on certain traits
- Legal authority to act for another
- Moral beliefs
- Law concerning disputes between individuals
- Professional misconduct
- Agreement with full understanding
- Method of resolving disputes outside court
- Unwanted intrusion into personal matters
- Adequate level of care
- Law for medical record privacy
- Official complaint handler
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- Laws governing healthcare
- Group overseeing moral issues
- Order to withhold CPR
- Law for patient autonomy
- Rights concerning medical treatment
- Spoken defamation
- Laws protecting those who help others
- Responsibility to avoid causing harm
- Damaging someone's reputation
- Law concerning crimes and offenses
- Threatening physical harm
- Legal caretaker
- Legal document for future healthcare decisions
- Actual physical harm
- Unwanted sexual advances
- Failure to take proper care
- Accepted level of care
- Written defamation
34 Clues: Moral beliefs • Legal caretaker • Spoken defamation • Written defamation • Keeping secrets safe • Actual physical harm • Order to withhold CPR • Accepted level of care • Adequate level of care • Professional misconduct • Law for patient autonomy • Unwanted sexual advances • Laws governing healthcare • Legally independent minor • Threatening physical harm • Official complaint handler • ...
Medical Words 1234 2023-09-11
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- body's way of getting rid of harmful substances from the stomach.
- begins when genetic changes interfere with this orderly process.
- that only affects the joints, usually in the hands, knees, hips, neck, and lower back.
- happens when the lungs do not effectively exchange the gases oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- an uneasiness in your stomach.
- brain and other parts of the body becomes disrupted and a long-lasting (chronic) disease of the central nervous system.
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- a type of arthritis that causes inflammation in the joints and ligaments of the spine.
- 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:
- a sore on the lining of your stomach, small intestine or esophagus.
- stomach contents move up into the esophagus.
- abnormality in the spine or spinal cord tissue, typically following an accident or trauma to the region.
- a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture.
- mucus (snot) dripping or “running” out of your nose.
- involuntary movement in one or more muscles.
- pain associated with menstruation
- can cause severe throbbing pain or a pulsing sensation, usually on one side of the head.
- occurs when your body attacks a foreign, and typically harmless, substance
- 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 feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness
- the airways can become inflamed and narrowed at times.
20 Clues: an uneasiness in your stomach. • pain associated with menstruation • a feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness • stomach contents move up into the esophagus. • involuntary movement in one or more muscles. • mucus (snot) dripping or “running” out of your nose. • the airways can become inflamed and narrowed at times. • ...
Medical Terms Crossword 2024-02-07
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- Specialist in the study of diseases
- Act of excessive sweating
- Tumor that is benign (wart)
- Abnormal Condition of death
- Condition of a nail
- The study of skin
- Specialist in the study of skin
- Pertaining to death (usually body tissue)
- Specialist in the study of fungi
- Inflammation of the skin
- Specialist in the study of cells
- Condition of blood in the tissues (bruises)
- Cells of red blood
- Mass of cancer
- Cells containing pigment (black)
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- Condition of dry skin
- Study of diseases
- Specialist in the study of death
- Abnormal condition of growth of horn-shaped skin (callus)
- The study of hair
- Study of Cells
- Inflammation of itchy skin
- Skin that is hard
- The study of blood
- Abnormal condition of pigment (black)
- Study of death
- The study of fungi
- Specialist in the study of blood disorders
- Specialist in the study of hair
- Lump of fat
30 Clues: Lump of fat • Study of Cells • Study of death • Mass of cancer • Study of diseases • The study of hair • Skin that is hard • The study of skin • The study of blood • The study of fungi • Cells of red blood • Condition of a nail • Condition of dry skin • Inflammation of the skin • Act of excessive sweating • Inflammation of itchy skin • Tumor that is benign (wart) • Abnormal Condition of death • ...
Medical Vocabulary : Spanish 2024-02-01
21 Clues: sick • pain • fever • cough • I fell • I feel • broken • painful • you feel • it bit me • sunstroke • It burns me • my arm hurts • I was playing • I have the flu • I broke my leg • it is biting me • it is very painful • dizzy, lightheaded • They are hurting me • In addition to, besides
2.01 Medical Terms 2024-01-30
Graduate Medical Education 2023-10-11
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- we heat these up in a steamer
- The other hardworking administrators of the programs
- Program Letter of Agreement
- Solid and Dependable
- They helped us during the summer
- Graduate Medical Education
- Core training
- The form that new house staff complete in MedHub
- Pit of darkness with lots of paper
- Every program holds these once a year
- Resident Hangout
- Resident Training License
- Mitch
- I see dead people
- The program that puts us to sleep
- we must have a photo for these
- Super achiever
- Best non healthy lunchtime trat day
- Pit of darkness with no computers
- Resident management system
- what we have to unlock regularly
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- Duty ""
- The program that paints toe nails
- Biggest residency program
- Motherly PC
- Graduate Medical Education ""
- Accrediting body for resident and fellowship programs
- Subspecialty of Family Medicine
- Subspecialty training
- Hardworking administrators who are the backbone of our programs
- Best healthy lunchtime treat day that we all share
- A bundle of ""
- Chair of the RFA Group
- Everyone needs a copy of this, especially during onboarding
- These residents start of in one program and then head to another
- Tara Boyd is the program coordinator for this program
- Resident sleeping Rooms
- On Call Meal ""
38 Clues: Mitch • Duty "" • Motherly PC • Core training • A bundle of "" • Super achiever • On Call Meal "" • Resident Hangout • I see dead people • Solid and Dependable • Subspecialty training • Chair of the RFA Group • Resident sleeping Rooms • Biggest residency program • Resident Training License • Graduate Medical Education • Resident management system • Program Letter of Agreement • ...
Medical Terms Crossword 2016-06-02
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- A bundle of tissue that has the ability to contract
- Used to create images of tissue and organs within the body
- Medical term for towards front of the body
- Relating to the lengthwise dimension
- Straightening a part of the body to its full length
- A partial dislocation or misalignment
- Overstretching or tearing of a ligament
- movement of ankle where the bottom of the foot rotates towards the mid-line of the body
- Discoloration of the skin
- Tendon that originates at distal 2/3 of fibula and inserts into the base of the 5th metatarsal (Abbreviation)
- Action that decreases inner angle of a joint
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- Action that increases inner angle of a joint
- taking waste products away from a tissue
- Term for away from the mid-line of the body
- Term for towards the mid-line of the body
- Strong tissue that connects a muscle to a bone
- Medical term for towards the back of the body
- movement of ankle where the bottom of the foot rotates away from the mid-line of the body
- When a joint is more mobile than is healthy
- abbreviation for Rest Ice Compression and Elevation
- Short. Usually refers to the length of a muscle
- abbreviation for non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
- Tissue that usually connects bone to bone
- Overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon
- 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 • Term for towards the mid-line of the body • Tissue that usually connects bone to bone • Medical term for towards front of the body • Term for away from the mid-line of the body • ...
medical detective crossword 2019-02-28
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- the study of viral infections
- a doctor that specializes in performing surgeries
- analyst Analyses lab equipment
- Claims Adjuster Determine how many insurance should pay for a loss
- Even the most routine surgeries can be risky when a patient undergoes anesthesia. In some cases, irregularities in blood pressure or heart rate during surgery can lead to grave consequences. Imagine how important it is to administer just the right dose of medication to an infant whose organs are still underdeveloped and who cannot speak to tell you that he's in pain.
- A scientist who studies microscopic organisms including bacteria, algae, and fungi.
- cytogeneticist They analyze and process chromosomes in the human body at a clinical level
- As a toxicologist you'll identify, monitor and evaluate the impact of toxic materials, chemicals, potential new medicines and radiation on the environment and human and animal health.
- research scientist As a medical research scientist, you'll plan and conduct experiments to increase the body of scientific knowledge on topics related to medicine. You will also develop new - or improve existing - drugs, treatments or other medically-related products.
- A person who studies an alien phenomena
- A person who studies medical diseases in the urinary tract system
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- Bio-technologists use biological organisms to develop or make products designed to improve health, food and the world around us.
- A person that studies animals and their interactions with ecosystems.
- associate Working as a physician associate, you'll be a trained health professional, providing crucial support to doctors and regularly dealing with patients. You'll hold a variety of responsibilities and will typically work in general practitioner (GP) surgeries or hospitals as part of a medical team.
- Physician who works in the field of oncology, the branch of medicine that deals with cancer.
- A person who studies human bodily movement
- scientist When a scientist's knowledge is used to help lawyers, juries, and judges understand the results of scientific tests
- Biologist A person who studies wildlife, their habitats, and how they interact with each other.
- scientist A person who works the help the environment
- scientist work at the cutting edge of medicine, researching and developing new treatments and equipment.
- Is an expert on diets and works with people for their diets
- A person who studies genes and how they develop
22 Clues: the study of viral infections • analyst Analyses lab equipment • A person who studies an alien phenomena • A person who studies human bodily movement • A person who studies genes and how they develop • a doctor that specializes in performing surgeries • scientist A person who works the help the environment • Is an expert on diets and works with people for their diets • ...
Medical Laboratory Crossword 2019-04-21
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- liquid portion of clotted blood
- the physician that studies the nature and cause of disease
- the rupture or destruction of red blood cells
- the study of microscopic organisms
- the study of parasitic organisms
- a water-soluble compound with anticoagulant properties, used as a rat poison and in the treatment of thrombosis.
- prevents the formation of clots in test tube
- the process of a liquid, especially blood, changing to a semi-solid or solid state
- inflammation of the walls of the vein
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- the surgical opening or puncture of a vein in order to withdraw blood
- the study of antibodies and antigens in serum
- study of fungi
- the process of logging, labeling and bar coding specimens
- 8000rpm for 3 minutes
- laboratory department that stores and tests blood components before transfusion
- study of viruses
- performed on a peripheral blood smear to obtain white blood cell percentages
- another term for platelet
- red blood cell
- a blood clot formed in situ within the vascular system of the body and impeding blood flow
20 Clues: study of fungi • red blood cell • study of viruses • 8000rpm for 3 minutes • another term for platelet • liquid portion of clotted blood • the study of parasitic organisms • the study of microscopic organisms • inflammation of the walls of the vein • prevents the formation of clots in test tube • the study of antibodies and antigens in serum • ...
Medical Tourism Crossword 2019-02-20
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- different
- enough
- To reply ,react to demand
- With ease
- Process, the order of doing things
- Build up,
- Influencing, to do with
- Complex, undefined
- To focus on,
- Many countries
- to get help medically
- Meaning
- Have to do, like army service in some countries
- promise with certainty, be 100% sure
- To get, to buy
- People from that country ie people from India, Panama and Thailand.
- harvesting The international trade in human organs like kidneys from donors
- a person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment.
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- preventing success or development; harmful; unfavourable.
- the world of trade or economic activity : the everyday world
- To think about,
- in the public sector To stay in the public sector
- countries Countries that are becoming wealthier like India and China
- People who are paid to do their job.
- shore overseas
- Criteria for measuring medical tourism, interpretation
- Equipment, amenities
- To compare two things,
- A place where you go
- A women’s ability to conceive children
- Money of a country eg the yuan, yen, dollar.
- an accumulation of uncompleted work or matters needing to be dealt with.
- exact
- Complicated, not simple
- To want
35 Clues: exact • enough • Meaning • To want • different • With ease • Build up, • To focus on, • shore overseas • Many countries • To get, to buy • To think about, • Complex, undefined • Equipment, amenities • A place where you go • to get help medically • To compare two things, • Influencing, to do with • Complicated, not simple • To reply ,react to demand • Process, the order of doing things • ...
Medical Mycology Crossword 2019-08-12
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- fungi that exist either in yeast form or as mold
- an enclosure in which spores are formed. It can be composed of a single cell or can be multicellular
- too few neutrophils
- the divider between cells in hyphae
- The parasitic phase of this dimorphic fungus
- spores that are produced in a sporangium
- multinucleate fungal cell which can result from multiple nuclear divisions without their accompanying cytokinesis
- a toxic secondary metabolite produced by organisms of the fungus kingdom and is capable of causing disease and death in both humans and other animals.
- a spore produced asexually by various fungi at the tip of a specialized hypha
- the most abundant fungal cell wall polysaccharide
- form when the immune system attempts to wall off substances it perceives as foreign but is unable to eliminate
- a disease caused by infection with a fungus
- preparation allows microscopic identification of fungal structures; dissolves human cells
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- this fluorescent stain can be used to visualize yeast structures from a clinical sample
- a sterol found in cell membranes of fungi, serving the same function as cholesterol in animal cells
- an essential part of the carbohydrate skeleton of the fungal cell wall
- a fungus that grows in the form of multicellular filaments
- a type of asexual reproductive spore of fungi usually produced at the tip or side of hyphae
- a type of fungal spore typically produced by segmentation of pre-existing fungal hyphae
- eukaryotic single-celled microorganisms that reproduce by asymmetrical binary fission
- the unit of asexual reproduction produced by budding
- are the result of a sort of incomplete budding where the cells elongate but remain attached after division
- _________ dextrose agar used to grow fungi and it inhibits bacterial growth
- In most fungi, ________ are the main mode of vegetative growth
- is the vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a mass of branching, thread-like hyphae
- the stain used for visualization of Cryptococcus neoformans capsule
26 Clues: too few neutrophils • the divider between cells in hyphae • spores that are produced in a sporangium • a disease caused by infection with a fungus • The parasitic phase of this dimorphic fungus • fungi that exist either in yeast form or as mold • the most abundant fungal cell wall polysaccharide • the unit of asexual reproduction produced by budding • ...
Medical Terms - Prefix 2019-07-09
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- above,excess
- Definition for prefix cyan/o
- Right
- Definition for prefix Contra-
- Definition for prefix Mega-
- Definition for prefix leuk/o
- Definition for prefix ortho
- Varied, irregular
- Abnormally High
- Definition for prefix Ad-
- Definition for prefix xanth/o
- in/within
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- Middle
- Definition for prefix ante-
- half/partial
- Definition for prefix Trans-
- Definition for prefix Re-
- Definition for prefix post-
- Left
- Definition for prefix Neo-
- Small
- False
- Definition for prefix dipl/o
- black/dark
- away from
25 Clues: Left • Right • Small • False • Middle • in/within • away from • black/dark • half/partial • above,excess • Abnormally High • Varied, irregular • Definition for prefix Re- • Definition for prefix Ad- • Definition for prefix Neo- • Definition for prefix ante- • Definition for prefix post- • Definition for prefix Mega- • Definition for prefix ortho • Definition for prefix cyan/o • Definition for prefix Trans- • ...
Medical Term 9 2019-10-14
25 Clues: In • Lip • Bad • Fear • Skin • Back • Twin • Glue • Side • Hand • Move • Light • Small • Breast • Digest • Swelling • Heel, Stone • Finger, Toe • Spinal Column • About, Around • Grain, Particle • Walk, Take steps • Pleura, Rib, Side • In front of, Before • Framework of the eyelid
Medical Term 11 2019-10-14
25 Clues: Bad • Drug • Ball • Cold • Child • Flesh • Sleep • Loins • Large • Speech • Within • Nipple • Before • Spleen • Beneath • Between • Stretch • Swelling • Entrance • Offspring • Paralysis • Lump, Clot • Pull, Draw • Out, Away from • Away from, Not
Medical Term 12 2019-10-14
25 Clues: Two • Base • Vein • Ovary • Colon • Ilium • Three • Ileum • Sacrum • Spleen • Uterus • Artery • Pelvis • Larynx • Ureter • Therapy • Urethra • Pharynx • Thyroid • Bronchus • Duodenum • Appendix • Ligament • Esophagus • Adrenal gland
Review Medical Term 2024-05-07
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- destruction and absorption of bone
- ankle
- ligament
- originating in the teeth
- teeth
- tissue
- joint
- upper jawbone
- rheumatoid arthritis
- Total knee replacement
- chest
- inflammation of the pelvic portion of the spine
- skull
- fx fracture
- Medial collateral ligament
- cell
- chest x-ray
- Computed tomography
- ilium
- Open reduction internal fixation
- range of motion
- marrow, spinal cord
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- thoracic vertebrae
- posterior cruciate ligament
- pelvis
- tooth
- physical therapy
- cavity
- pleura, rib, side
- rib
- Lateral collateral ligament
- bone
- osteoarthritis
- Total hip replacement
- spinal column
- a tumor composed of bone tissue
- lumbar vertebrae
- surgical removal of the maxilla
- anterior cruciate ligament
- great toe
- spinal column
- cervical vertebrae
- Magnetic resonance imaging
- rest, ice, compression, elevation
- ambulate
45 Clues: rib • bone • cell • tooth • ankle • teeth • joint • chest • skull • ilium • pelvis • cavity • tissue • ligament • ambulate • great toe • fx fracture • chest x-ray • spinal column • upper jawbone • spinal column • osteoarthritis • range of motion • physical therapy • lumbar vertebrae • pleura, rib, side • thoracic vertebrae • cervical vertebrae • Computed tomography • marrow, spinal cord • rheumatoid arthritis • Total hip replacement • ...
Medical Terms #2 2024-09-09
25 Clues: rib • fat • cell • flesh • joint • below • above • heart • chest • liver • sugar • tissue • middle • before • muscle • against • side(s) • stomach • disease • study of • intestines • front side • internal organs • neck;neck of uterus • nerve; nervous system
Medical Terms #8 2024-04-04
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- Phagocyte= a cell that engulfs another cell
- VENOUS
- ADENoids are glands in your body
- can be caused by genetics or environmental factors
- Think: we are IDIOTS when we can't figure out what caused the disease/ condition
- Monogamy
- Inherited from parent
- thrombocyte= a clotting cell
- Polygamy
- you get the flu;your antigens "tag" the foreign virus and start producing antibodies against it.
- Think: ischemic stroke vs. hemorrhagic stroke
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- Occupational therapy
- Our spleen is SPLENdid
- a GLOB of protein
- Can be cancerous or non-cancerous ( such as a mole)
- COPD= Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- Acute Myocardial infarction ( heart attack)
- BIG MAC
- a UTI acquired during a hospital stay due to nurse not using sterile technique when inserting the catheter
- An amoeba changes its shape to travel through liquid
- teeny tiny toy cars
- Hemorrhage
- Think : Chemotherapy- induced alopecia ( hair loss)
- Bruce Banner " morphs" into the hulk
24 Clues: VENOUS • BIG MAC • Monogamy • Polygamy • Hemorrhage • a GLOB of protein • teeny tiny toy cars • Occupational therapy • Inherited from parent • Our spleen is SPLENdid • thrombocyte= a clotting cell • ADENoids are glands in your body • Bruce Banner " morphs" into the hulk • Phagocyte= a cell that engulfs another cell • COPD= Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease • ...
Medical Word Roots 2024-07-10
Medical Term Crossword 2024-06-07
28 Clues: slow • vein • bone • half • clot • nerve • heart • brain • tumor • after • kidney • speech • without • ambulate • study of • catheter • breathing • head of bed • discontinue • rapid, fast • as necessary • under, below • twice per day • swallow or eat • range of motion • visual examination • shortness of breath • activity of daily living
Medical Root Words 2024-10-08
42 Clues: eye • arm • fat • red • kid • cold • lung • mind • bone • ribs • skin • skin • head • skin • nose • veins • stone • blood • nerve • joint • gland • blood • liver • white • chest • mouth • water • heart • larynx • kidney • muscle • artery • glucose • disease • straight • cerebrum • esophagus • intestines • vessel, duct • bronchial tube • electrical activity • bladder, fluid filled sac
Medical Surgical Nursing 2023-02-28
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- Alert and oriented to person, place and time but is quite sluggish. Sleeps frequently, but wakens to voice or gentle shaking.
- Named for its pinkish-gray color, which contains neural cell bodies, axon terminals, and denrites, as well as all nerve synapses.
- The outermost layer of the meninges. it covers the brain and spinal cord.
- Surgical procedure to cut and temporarily remove a piece of skull bone to access the brain.
- Also known as Cerebrovascular Accident or Brain attack.
- Pupils are equally round, reactive to light and accommodation.
- Single most important modifiable risk factor for stroke.
- A violent jarring or shaking that results in a disturbance of brain function.
- Minimal movement, responds in groans and moans. Awakens briefly only with repeated stimulation.
- Inability to coordinate muscle movements, resulting in difficulty in walking, talking, and performing self-care activities.
- An antiplatelet agent which is use to decrease risk for thrombus formation.
- Portion of the neuron that conducts impulses away from the cell body.
- White, lipid substance that acts as an insulator for the conduction of impulses.
- It protects the brain from external trauma.
- A condition caused by brain damage or spinal cord injury that leads to paralysis on one side of the body.
- Myelin surrounding these fibers give them their white appearance.
- How many cranial nerves are included in the Central Nervous System.
- Gaps in the myelin sheat.
- Portion of the neuron that conducts impulses toward the cell body.
- A part of brainstem that helps control heartbeat, breathing and blood pressure.
- A language disorder caused by damage in a specific area of the brain that controls language expression and comprehension.
- An inhibitory neurotransmitter that helps control mood and sleep, and inhibits pain pathways.
- This is use to describe the level of consciousness in an individual. (Abbreviation only)
- An osmotic diuretic used to reduce brain swelling.
- A corticosteroid given to patients with traumatic brain injury to reduce inflammation and intracranial pressure.
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- Coordinated voluntary movement and maintains trunk stability and equilibrium.
- A condition in which excess cerebrospinal fluid builds up within the ventricles of the brain.
- It works with the pituitary to maintain fluid balance and maintain temperature regulation.
- Chemicals that affect the transmission of impulses across the synaptic cleft.
- A clear and colorless fluid which is produced in the ventricles and is circulated around the brain and the spinal cord.
- Sustained increase in tension of a muscle when it is passively lengthened or stretched.
- It is composed of two hemispheres, the thalamus, the hypothalamus, and the basal ganglia.
- Cells that provide support, nourishment, and protection to neurons.
- Point at which the nerve impulses is transmitted from one neuron to another.
- The largest lobe, located in the front of the skull.
- This connects the brain to our lower back. It carries nerve signals from the brain to the body and vice versa.
- Primary functional unit of the nervous system.
- Another type of ischemic stroke that occurs when an embolus lodges in and occludes a cerebral artery, resulting in infarction and edema of the area supplied by the involved vessel.
- An organ inside the head that controls all body functions of a human being.
- Loss of ability to recognize objects through a particular sensory system.
- A fibrous connective tissues that cover the brain and spinal cord. It provides protection, support, and nourishment to the brain and spinal cord.
- This lobe contains Wernicke's speech area.
- A type of stroke that result from bleeding into the brain tissue itself or into the subarachnoid space or ventricles.
- Its function is control of all motor, sensory, autonomic, cognitive, and behavioral activities.
- It contains the nucleus and cytoplasm; it is also the metabolic center of the neuron.
- A type of stroke that results from inadequate blood flow to the brain from partial or complete occlusion of an artery.
- A type of ischemic stroke which occurs from injury to a blood vessel wall and formation of a blood clot.
- Extreme drowsiness, minimally responsive and barely follows commands. It requires vigorous stimulation to awaken.
- It consists of the midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata.
- A hematoma which results from bleeding between the dura and the inner surface of the skull.
50 Clues: Gaps in the myelin sheat. • This lobe contains Wernicke's speech area. • It protects the brain from external trauma. • Primary functional unit of the nervous system. • An osmotic diuretic used to reduce brain swelling. • The largest lobe, located in the front of the skull. • Also known as Cerebrovascular Accident or Brain attack. • ...
Medical Vocabulary(Animals) 2023-02-27
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- terms used to describe small animals like gerbils, hamsters, guinea pigs, mice and rats
- before
- front of the body
- disease that can spread from animal to another
- surgical puncture to remove fluid
- isolation of an animal(s) suspected to have been exposed to an infectious disease
- vein
- tail
- method of disease transmission that includes direct contact, indirect contact and droplet contact
- process of applying a preparation on living tissue to prevent infections
- heart
- underside of the body
- flow or discharge
- inflammation
- back
- removal of female reproductive organs
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- stomach
- programs to help prevent disease and health problems in animals
- insertion of a sterile plastic tube into the urethra to remove urine
- against, opposing
- plane plane that divides the body into back and frontal parts
- removal of a tissue sample for examination and microscopic diagnosis
- head
- diseases that can be transmitted from animal to human
- pain
- plane plane that divides the body into cranial and caudal parts
- without, lack of
- period of time between the animal contact with an infection and the appearance of disease systems
28 Clues: vein • tail • head • pain • back • heart • before • stomach • inflammation • without, lack of • front of the body • against, opposing • flow or discharge • underside of the body • surgical puncture to remove fluid • removal of female reproductive organs • disease that can spread from animal to another • diseases that can be transmitted from animal to human • ...
Diagnostic Medical Terms 2023-02-05
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- originating or causing
- like or resembling
- lungs
- fast
- around
- deficiency
- specialist
- hardening
- condition of the blood
- self
- vein
- bronchial tube
- instrument used to measure
- artery
- between
- blood
- blood vessel
- vein
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- white
- within
- lung
- cell
- against
- oxygen
- chest
- electrical activity
- abnormal condition
- disease
- red
- instrument to observe
- slow
- heart
- clot
33 Clues: red • lung • cell • fast • self • vein • slow • clot • vein • white • lungs • chest • heart • blood • within • around • oxygen • artery • against • disease • between • hardening • deficiency • specialist • blood vessel • bronchial tube • like or resembling • abnormal condition • electrical activity • instrument to observe • originating or causing • condition of the blood • instrument used to measure
Emergency Medical Services 2022-12-12
Across
- When part of a muscle dies
- wrist and arms flexed inward and feet pointed out
- How you listen to lung sounds
- Protein that carries oxygen in the cell
- Bluish skin color caused by lack of oxygen
- Mineral for the heart
- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- type of suction tip we use
- Only found during an opiod overdose.
- triad cardiac tamponade
- Used to treat opiod overdose.
- Side effect of Nitroglycerin
- White blood cell
- helps with clotting the blood
- Low heart rate, below 60
- Blood pressure above 140/90
- Restless, anxious, altered LOC, sweating.
- breath odod often associated with hyperglcemia
- Medication given to a person who has repeated episodes of chest pain
Down
- thigh bone
- liquid part of the blood
- Breathing pattern associated with hyperglycemia
- red blotches on the skin
- Used to define inital health of a newborn
- standing orders for EMS providers to use
- helps with alveoli remain open
- the "A" in SAMPLE
- Heart rate above 100
- device used to stabilize a pelvic fracture
- Bifurcation point between the right and left lung
- what time is
- also known as Grand Mal
- Body needs this along with glucose and water.
- Device used to listen inside the body
- attack on the brain usually caused by a small clot
- lower airway constriction
- wrists flexed and arms down to the sides and feet pointed out
- DOT define device used for transportation of the sick and injured
- Device used to perform compressions on a patient
- noise made when upper airway swells
- Red blood cell
- Low Blood sugar
- the "R" in OPQRST
- device used to pressurize the lungs during a crisis
44 Clues: thigh bone • what time is • Red blood cell • Low Blood sugar • White blood cell • the "A" in SAMPLE • the "R" in OPQRST • Heart rate above 100 • Mineral for the heart • also known as Grand Mal • triad cardiac tamponade • liquid part of the blood • red blotches on the skin • Low heart rate, below 60 • lower airway constriction • When part of a muscle dies • type of suction tip we use • ...
(CN) Random Medical 2023-08-13
Across
- bright red blood, most commonly from hemorrhoid
- fatigue, decreased mental function, lethargy, cold intolerance, constipation, decreased appetite with increased weight gain
- weight gain, moon face appearance, buffalo hump, thinning to almost transparent skin, mood swings, impaired memory or concentration
- tremor, rigidity, bradykinesia, postural intsability
- full body rash, hacking cough, runny nose, high fever, watery red eyes, Koplik's spots
- high fever (106 or higher), irritability, delirium or coma, tachycardia, hypotension, vomiting, diarrhea,
- black tarry stool
- loud seal-bark cough, tachypnea, grunting, wheezing, acute respiratory distress during the night
- progressive weakness, fatigue, decreased appetite, weight loss, hyperpigmentation of the skin, vomiting, diarrhea
- GI bleed, recent weight loss, intermittent abdominal cramping, n/v, diarrhea
- high fever, stiff neck, headache, n/v, light sensitivity, confusion, seizure
Down
- barrel chested, pink in color, pursed lips, clubbed fingers
- female on birth control who smokes can have
- problems with short term moeory, shuffling gait, stiffness of body muscles, aphasia, psychiatric disturbances
- joint and abdominal pain, fatigue, paresthesis, CNS disturbance
- nausea, weakness, fatigue, rapid weight loss, night sweats, cough, chest pain, hemoptysis
- n/v diarrhea generally 12 hours after eating
- agitation, emotional changeability, insomnia, poor heat tolerance, weight loss despite increased appetite, weakness, dyspnea, tachycardia
- dyspnea, wheezing, cough, 1-2 words, pulsus paradoxus, tachycardia, low SPO2
- PE, tension pneumo, cardiac tamponade, COPD, think right side failure
- herpes zoster
- cool clammy skin above, warm dry skin below, hypotension, bradycardia
- fever, headache, loss of appetite, swelling and pain in parotid glands
- chills, deep productive cough, yellow/brown streaked sputum often streaked with blood, pleuritic chest pain
- considerable amounts of sputum, productive cough for at least 3 months per year for 2 or more years, overweight, cyanotic, rhonchi, blue bloater
25 Clues: herpes zoster • black tarry stool • female on birth control who smokes can have • n/v diarrhea generally 12 hours after eating • bright red blood, most commonly from hemorrhoid • tremor, rigidity, bradykinesia, postural intsability • barrel chested, pink in color, pursed lips, clubbed fingers • joint and abdominal pain, fatigue, paresthesis, CNS disturbance • ...
Medical terms abbreviations 2023-08-28
20 Clues: Self • Weight • Doctor • Height • History • Against • Diagnosis • To, Toward • from, away • Temperature • Twice a day • Blood Pressure • four times a day • Nothing by mouth • Three times a day • Do Not Resuscitate • immediately or now • Twice, double, both • or an: without,lack of • Activities of daily living
Medical Terms Crossword 2024-12-13
Across
- nucleus materials
- gland tumor
- pushing condition
- resembling nerve
- stomach removal
- pertaining to head
- study of cells
- bladder hernia
- instrument to visually examine cell
- death abnormal condition
- study of heart
Down
- instrument to visually examine eye
- urine blood condition
- baldness condition
- bone pain
- kidney dropping down
- muscle disease
- bone marrow tumor
- Synovial membrane removal
- white cell
- life examination
- mind condition
22 Clues: bone pain • white cell • gland tumor • muscle disease • mind condition • study of cells • bladder hernia • study of heart • stomach removal • life examination • resembling nerve • nucleus materials • bone marrow tumor • pushing condition • baldness condition • pertaining to head • kidney dropping down • urine blood condition • death abnormal condition • Synovial membrane removal • ...
Astronaut's Medical Problems 2025-04-17
Across
- Radiation causes this to happen
- Away from Friends and family
- No sleep
- Holds the body together
- More than a fracture
- Pain to the body
- Not life
- Astronauts work out to stay strong
- Astronauts do not see this as much
- Red spot on the skin
- Pressure or tension
Down
- No sight
- Not quite a break
- Not strong
- Not feeling well
- Fluid rises putting pressure on the brain
- Feet soften from no use
- Fluid rises,putting pressure on eyes
- No pressure of gravity on the spine
- cannot move without
20 Clues: No sight • No sleep • Not life • Not strong • Not feeling well • Pain to the body • Not quite a break • cannot move without • Pressure or tension • More than a fracture • Red spot on the skin • Holds the body together • Feet soften from no use • Away from Friends and family • Radiation causes this to happen • Astronauts work out to stay strong • Astronauts do not see this as much • ...
Medical Lab Trivia 2025-04-23
Across
- Test used as an inflammation marker
- Organism known for distinct red coloration
- Organisms which do not require oxygen to grow
- The electrolyte most affected by hemolyzed samples
- Tube used for hematological testing
- Organism which is the predominant cause of UTIs
- Genus known for purple pigment
- Measuring concentration of a substance based on reflection or transmission qualities of a material
- An epithelial cell covered with bacteria
- Prescence of excessive lipid particles
- Red blood cells
- Chemistry panel which requires patient be fasting
- One of the most prevalent intestinal pathogens
- An organism which smells like corn tortillas
- Rupturing of red blood cells releasing their contents into surrounding fluids
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- White blood cells
- Low platelet count
- Test used to help classify bacteria into two large groups
- Analyte which requires sample be collected on ice in a gray top tube
- Additive in vacutainer used for coagulation testing
- Test which measures how long it takes blood to clot
- Selective plating media for gram negative organisms
- Lab technique to amplify DNA
- Species which is the only cause of bacterial epiglottitis
- Protein which facilitates transport of oxygen
- The liquid component after whole blood has clotted and been separated into liquid and solid components
- The liquid component after whole blood has been separated into liquid and solid components without clotting
- Blood disorder defined as a reduced ability to carry oxygen
- Using a microscope to view subjects too small to view with the naked eye
- Additive in gray top vacutainer
30 Clues: Red blood cells • White blood cells • Low platelet count • Lab technique to amplify DNA • Genus known for purple pigment • Additive in gray top vacutainer • Test used as an inflammation marker • Tube used for hematological testing • Prescence of excessive lipid particles • An epithelial cell covered with bacteria • Organism known for distinct red coloration • ...
Wartime medical advancements 2025-06-04
Across
- Trains converted to wards, pharmacies and operating rooms were called ______trains
- A drug used to cure and help treat Malaria
- Abriviation for mobile army surgical hospital
- invented the plastic surgery technique called 'tubed pedical'
- Tooth____ became a common substitute for toothpaste because it was easier to carry
- magnetic resonance imaging utilizes the hydrogen atoms in our bodies and using radio waves to detect their locations
- an antibiotic drug accidentally discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1982
- ______ 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
- _____warfare that made WW1 especially brutal
- _____One of the most common causes of morality other than warfare itself
- during surgery_______to remove shrapnel from the head
- 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______
- Atherosclerosis - a disease of the _____
- ____tooth brushes were invented to help prevent trench Mouth and became a common household item
Down
- Pins and Metal _____ were used to heal broken bones
- ______kits were carried by medics into war
- A deadly disease spread by mosquitoes
- ______ were used for open breaks
- The woman who invented the mobile x-ray unit
- ______had a particularly high impact on soldier mortality rates because of how easy the disease spread often infecting whole military camps and mobilized troops
- Due to advancements in artillery and chemical warfare many soldiers were left permanently______
- When soldiers had bad dental hygiene, they would develop an oral disease called what?
- 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
- _____equipment was very expensive and hard to raise funds for
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- (AE)
- The blue mass pill was used as a _____
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 • ...
Medical Emergencies - Pulmonology 2023-01-22
Across
- caused by weakening or destruction of the alveolar walls
- ____ volume the amount of air moved in and out in a respiratory cycle
- a small collection of air between the lung and the outer surface of the lung
- terminal point of respiratory tree
- form of pulmonary edema that is caused by fluid in the interstitial space between the lungs that ruins diffusion
- 98% of O2 binds to hemoglobin. What does the 2% dissolve in?
- upper airway:oropharynx, nasopharynx, esophagus,laryngopharynx and what other structure?
- bronchodilator - It relaxes the bronchial muscles and expands the airways, allowing more air to flow in and out of the lungs
- respiratory _____ is a single breath
- site of gas exchange
- sudden onset of respiratory distress with no diagnosis
- ipratropium bromide
- this reflex is aka the inflation deflation reflex
- symptoms of this include recurrent cough and sputum production
- levels of Co2 will set the respiratory pace by triggering this receptors
- Cartilaginous structure between the trachea and primary bronchi, produces a branching area separating the left and right lung
- atelectasis is caused by tht fluid ____ being broken
- this is effect is the mirroring of the bohr effect
- finger signs that indicate severe COPD or meth use
Down
- methylprednisolone
- blue tinted skin pertaining to low perfusion
- the releasing of O2 by hemoglobin depends on PH and what pertaining to blood
- why hemoglobin gives up oxygen is due to this effect
- transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide
- pale skin
- this nervous system relaxes/dilates smooth muscles
- is an emergency that stops blood from reaching alveoli
- this system controls the depth and rate of respiration
- this respiration and gas exchange occurs at the capillary sites
- this drug helps break up mucus
- physical movement of air
- on the ETCO2 can indicate bronchospasm
- proventil
- CO2 is a byproduct of this cycle
34 Clues: pale skin • proventil • methylprednisolone • ipratropium bromide • site of gas exchange • physical movement of air • this drug helps break up mucus • CO2 is a byproduct of this cycle • terminal point of respiratory tree • respiratory _____ is a single breath • transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide • on the ETCO2 can indicate bronchospasm • ...
Medical Paramedic - Neurology 2023-01-18
Across
- lorazepam
- my legs feel like pins and needles
- my face was sagging in one spot but it stopped
- quick i need this to treat my seizure pt
- clonic shakes that cause stiffness and convulses
- diazepam
- drug that increases functional or nervous activity
- scene safe
- is the stroke test most commonly used in our area
- second cranial nerve
- what letters determine stroke symptoms
- chlordiazepoxide
- when the brain tissue is infected
- atrophy of brain due to nerve cell death in the cerebral cortex
- neurons in the brain that control fine motor movement die
- mass of tissue cells that's bad news
Down
- body is sad says not enough vitamin B
- second half of figuring out why my pt is AMS
- midazolam
- is an interruption of blood flow to the brain
- stroke is a rupture of a blood vessel
- stroke caused by blot clots that inhibit blood flow to the brain
- long term low vitamin B
- is a common symptom of stroke
- sclerosis progressive demyelination of neurons in the brain spinal cord and cranial nerves
- antiplatelets
- dys progressive muscle weakness that starts distal
- what cardiac dysrhythmia is prone to blood clots
- progressive muscle weakness and degeneration of upper and lower neurons that control voluntary movement
- positive brudzinski's test
- first half of figuring out why my pt is AMS
- communicable disease that affects the CNS
- I got my gloves and my mask ready
33 Clues: diazepam • lorazepam • midazolam • scene safe • antiplatelets • chlordiazepoxide • second cranial nerve • long term low vitamin B • positive brudzinski's test • is a common symptom of stroke • when the brain tissue is infected • I got my gloves and my mask ready • my legs feel like pins and needles • mass of tissue cells that's bad news • body is sad says not enough vitamin B • ...
Common medical terms 2024-10-29
Across
- related to the brain (prefix)
- A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious.
- related to temperature (prefix)
- related to the nose (prefix)
- An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot.
- related to muscle (prefix)
- A substance that stimulates antibody production to provide immunity against disease.
- slowing or stopping (suffix)
- A patient who receives care without being admitted to a hospital.
- Related to the heart (prefix)
- High blood pressure.
- Stitches, which are used to join tissues together as they heal.
- related to the stomach (prefix)
- Broken bone or cartilage.
- An organ or tissue that produces and secretes fluids that serve a specific function.
Down
- A medical device that uses electric shocks to restore normal heartbeat.
- hard or hardening
- related to bones (prefix)
- The predicated outcome of disease progression and treatment.
- Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein.
- Indicates the presence of cancerous cells.
- A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing.
- related to the skin (prefix)
- A bruise.
- The outer layer of the skin.
- A tender, fluid-filled pocket that forms in tissue, usually due to infection.
- Signifies a recurring, persistent condition like heart disease.
- A patient who requires hospitalization.
- Swelling caused by fluid accumulation.
- related to blood (prefix)
- Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered.
- The removal of an organ or tissue from one body that is implanted into another.
- related to lungs (prefix)
- Not cancerous.
- Signifies a condition that begins abruptly and is sometimes severe, but the duration is short.
35 Clues: A bruise. • Not cancerous. • hard or hardening • High blood pressure. • related to bones (prefix) • related to blood (prefix) • related to lungs (prefix) • Broken bone or cartilage. • related to muscle (prefix) • related to the skin (prefix) • related to the nose (prefix) • The outer layer of the skin. • slowing or stopping (suffix) • related to the brain (prefix) • ...
Common medical abbreviations 2024-10-29
Across
- Low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, often called “bad” cholesterol.
- Advanced life support.
- Registered Nurse
- Immediately.
- Heart rate, expressed as beats per minute.
- Physical therapy, a type of treatment to help patients move and feel better.
- Emergency department
- Cervical spine.
- Refers to psychiatry or the psychiatric ward.
- Emergency room.
- Operating room where surgeries are performed.
- Blood work.
- Prescription, usually for medication but can also signify another treatment.
- Neonatal intensive care unit, a specialized unit that cares for premature infants.
- Blood pressure.
- millimeters
Down
- Facial weakness, Arm ± weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to act fast
- milliliters
- Preoperative.
- Do not resuscitate, a medical order indicating providers should not perform CPR.
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- Electrolytes.
- Approximately
- High-density lipoprotein cholesterol, often called “good” cholesterol.
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a life-saving technique that’s also called mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
- Haemoglobin
- Electrocardiogram, a way of monitoring the heart and testing for problems.
- Level of consciousness
- Nurse Practitioner
- Body mass index, a measure of body fat based on height and weight.
30 Clues: milliliters • Haemoglobin • Blood work. • millimeters • Immediately. • Preoperative. • Electrolytes. • Approximately • Cervical spine. • Emergency room. • Blood pressure. • Registered Nurse • Nurse Practitioner • Emergency department • Advanced life support. • Level of consciousness • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease • Heart rate, expressed as beats per minute. • ...
Emergency Medical Responder 2024-12-12
Across
- abnormal breath sounds
- seal bark
- fracture with severe deformity
- tissue death
- fluid in the lungs
- swellling in the abdomen
- what happens when you leave one patient prematurely
- breathing requires positive pressure ventilations
- painful bleeding with symptoms of shock during pregnancy
- to sort
- multiple sets of vital signs
- implanted device that corrects an abnormal heart rhythm
- assesses CNS
- spontaneous erection indicative of a spinal cord injury
- % ambient air
- position of comfort for breathing difficulties
- gasping,noneffective breathing
- sound made when tongue occludes airway
- low perfusion related to decrease in blood volume
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- closer to the point of attachment
- oversight medical director for the EMS
- pressure exerted on the artery walls when the heart is at rest
- blood is forced out of heart;bulging eyes
- low perfusion related to heart function
- small arteries
- makes known desired health decisions
- sign of brain herniation
- large amount of painless bleeding with pregnancy
- theoxygen delivery to tissues
- flexion posture
- see saw breathing
- seizures with pregnancy
- measurable
- abdominal contents are exposed
- ABCD_
- swellling in the lungs
- sweating profusely
- abbreviation for the general impression for children
- can't exhale all of the air out
- sudden severe abdominal discomfort
- optimal time from accident to ER care
- intervention for gurgling
42 Clues: ABCD_ • to sort • seal bark • measurable • tissue death • assesses CNS • % ambient air • small arteries • flexion posture • see saw breathing • fluid in the lungs • sweating profusely • abnormal breath sounds • swellling in the lungs • seizures with pregnancy • sign of brain herniation • swellling in the abdomen • intervention for gurgling • multiple sets of vital signs • theoxygen delivery to tissues • ...
Medical Crossword Puzzle 2026-01-19
Across
- A condition where the blood has trouble carrying oxygen
- Difficulty having regular bowel movements
- A condition where bones become weaker and more fragile
- An organ that helps process nutrients and remove toxins
- rate How fast the heart beats
- A mineral needed for muscles and the heart to work properly
- A medical term for hair loss
- A gland that helps control energy and body processes
- Loss of muscle or tissue strength from malnutrition
- Help from people or resources that aid recovery
- A burning feeling in the chest caused by stomach acid
- The body repairing and restoring itself
- Feeling chilled because the body is conserving energy
Down
- A hormone important for muscle, bone, and overall health
- A feeling of fullness or pressure in the stomach
- How the body turns food into energy
- The process of restoring health and well-being
- Fine, soft hair the body grows to help stay warm
- The process of breaking down food so the body can use it
- When the stomach empties food more slowly than normal
- pressure The force of blood moving through the blood vessels
- When the body does not have enough fluids to function well
- not getting enough nutrients for the body to function properly
- An important mineral that helps with nerve signals and fluid balance
- When menstrual periods stop or do not occur
25 Clues: A medical term for hair loss • rate How fast the heart beats • How the body turns food into energy • The body repairing and restoring itself • Difficulty having regular bowel movements • When menstrual periods stop or do not occur • The process of restoring health and well-being • Help from people or resources that aid recovery • ...
Medical Term Crossword 2025-09-26
Across
- Study of tumors
- Towards the mouth
- Inflammation of the liver
- Air trapped between the chest and lungs in the chest cavity
- Spots
- Enlarged liver
- RBC
- High blood pressure
- Binding
- Hernia
- Cartilage
- Inflammation of a joint
- Crushing
- Slow heartbeat/rate
- Muscle pain
- Inflammation of the nose
Down
- Making an opening in the trachea for a tube
- Specialist of the heart
- Throwing up blood
- Inflammation of the bone and bone marrow
- WBC
- Extremities
- Surgical removal of the kidney
- Under the tongue
- Surgical Removal of the uterus
- Inflammation of the skin
- Nail fungus
- Rupturing of a vessel
- Pertaining to vertebrae
- Great toe
30 Clues: WBC • RBC • Spots • Hernia • Binding • Crushing • Cartilage • Great toe • Extremities • Nail fungus • Muscle pain • Enlarged liver • Study of tumors • Under the tongue • Towards the mouth • Throwing up blood • High blood pressure • Slow heartbeat/rate • Rupturing of a vessel • Specialist of the heart • Pertaining to vertebrae • Inflammation of a joint • Inflammation of the skin • Inflammation of the nose • ...
Medical Term Words 2026-01-12
Across
- Radiographic imaging to see skeletal deformities
- Identifying bone abnormalities via a nuclear scanning test
- Paralysis on one side of the body
- Loss of muscle tone
- Surgical removal of a disk
- A crack in the bone
- Made of differing materials for fixation of an injured body part
- A mild form of ataxia
- a graphic recording of the contraction of a muscle
- Surgical removal of a limb
- A blood test to check for rheumatoid arthritis
- Used to dull and relieve pain or induce sleep
- Used to reduce fevers
- Inflammation of joints
- Imaging using electromagnetic waves to create images
- Examining a joint via a camera
- Surgical removal of the bursa
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- Repairing a muscle via plastic surgery
- Mold of a limb to immobilize fractures or dislocations
- The range of motion in a joint
- Use of electromagnetic fields and radio waves to visualize tissue structures
- Removing tissue for examination
- Used to reduce inflammation
- Used to reduce fever, prevent inflammation, and relieve pain.
- Used to relax and sooth smooth-muscles
- An involuntary contraction of muscles
- Pain in the joints
- Muscle pain
- Surgical repair of a joint
- Swelling on the toe from inflammation of the bursa
- Incision through the a bone
- Correction of a bone deformity
- Used to relieve pain
- Shrinkage in the size muscle
- Incision of the tendon for repair of deformities
35 Clues: Muscle pain • Pain in the joints • Loss of muscle tone • A crack in the bone • Used to relieve pain • A mild form of ataxia • Used to reduce fevers • Inflammation of joints • Surgical removal of a disk • Surgical repair of a joint • Surgical removal of a limb • Used to reduce inflammation • Incision through the a bone • Shrinkage in the size muscle • Surgical removal of the bursa • ...
Medical Terms (OVA) 2025-11-14
Across
- Prefix meaning fast
- Root meaning vessel
- Coronary artery bypass abbreviation
- Upper chambers of the heart
- Emergency blood pressure
- Lower chambers of the heart
- Root meaning heart
- Doctor inserts a tube into an artery
- Prefix meaning slow
- Root meaning blood
- Heart attack (abbreviation)
- test A treadmill heart test
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- Prefix meaning blood
- Inner lining of the heart
- Abnormal heartbeat pattern
- Disorder with irregular heart rhythm
- Blood pressure (abbreviation)
- Hardening of the arteries
- Muscular layer of the heart
- Vessel imaging test
- Largest artery in the body
- Common heart test (abbr.)
- Heart's inability to pump effectively (abbr.)
- Abbreviation for heart rate
24 Clues: Root meaning heart • Root meaning blood • Prefix meaning fast • Root meaning vessel • Vessel imaging test • Prefix meaning slow • Prefix meaning blood • Emergency blood pressure • Inner lining of the heart • Hardening of the arteries • Common heart test (abbr.) • Abnormal heartbeat pattern • Largest artery in the body • Upper chambers of the heart • Lower chambers of the heart • ...
Medical term #3 2025-10-10
Across
- - above
- or an- without; not
- surgical removal
- between
- pain
- within; inside
- two, both
- within
- - fast
- inflammation
- enlarged; enlargement
- below normal; deficient
- around
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- under
- tumor; mass
- above normal; excessive
- - slow
- upon; on top of
- or genesis original; production
- any condition
- surgical repair
- through; across
- al, ac pertaining to
- specialist
24 Clues: pain • under • - slow • within • - fast • around • - above • between • two, both • specialist • tumor; mass • inflammation • any condition • within; inside • upon; on top of • surgical repair • through; across • surgical removal • or an- without; not • al, ac pertaining to • enlarged; enlargement • above normal; excessive • below normal; deficient • or genesis original; production
medical imaging equipment 2026-05-29
Across
- easily transmits x-rays
- clinically useful information
- negative electrode
- manipulation of medical images
- lengthwise
- used for dynamic examinations
- CT number
- CT number
- head lower than legs
Down
- undesirable image quality characteristics
- measured and displayed in degrees
- consists of tube, collimator, operator controls
- located below the tabletop
- lightproof holder of the IR
- positive electrode
- can withstand very high temperatures
- termination of x-ray exposure
- crosswise
- computer network for transmission of medical images
- possesses polarity with negative and positive terminal
- radiation exiting the patient, striking the IR
- automactic collimation
- invisible image
- device producing x-rays
24 Clues: crosswise • CT number • CT number • lengthwise • invisible image • positive electrode • negative electrode • head lower than legs • automactic collimation • easily transmits x-rays • device producing x-rays • located below the tabletop • lightproof holder of the IR • clinically useful information • termination of x-ray exposure • used for dynamic examinations • manipulation of medical images • ...
CROSSWORD Spelling List 18 2018-02-28
Across
- We had an ___ of half an inch of snow per day this month.
- From outer space, you can see the whole earth as a ___.
- Oyate is a ___ Christian school.
- My head is ___ with nonsense today.
- The ___ transport goes from Kyle to the casino.
- The US ___ meets at the White House.
- You need to cross the __ across the White River.
- Oyate's ___ standards are high and students are required to study hard.
- Sixty-nine plus one equals ___.
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- I make a ___ to never lie again.
- A ___ is a geometric shape that looks like a diamond.
- Wisdom and ___ are not the same thing, but both are good to have.
- In math terminology, 1+1=2 is called an equation.
- When you avoid a problem or when you move around an object, it's called ___.
- A piece of pizza is shaped like a ___.
- We live on Pine ___ Reservation.
16 Clues: Sixty-nine plus one equals ___. • I make a ___ to never lie again. • Oyate is a ___ Christian school. • We live on Pine ___ Reservation. • My head is ___ with nonsense today. • The US ___ meets at the White House. • A piece of pizza is shaped like a ___. • The ___ transport goes from Kyle to the casino. • You need to cross the __ across the White River. • ...
CLIL Terminology Quiz 2023-10-31
Across
- It is important to remember both the ______ and the task should be considered before the language required.
- This is an example of a LOTS.
- Evaporation is an example of _______ specific terminology.
- One parameter is content knowledge follows a specific ______.
- CLIL teachers need to think about how to support written & spoken _______.
- This refers to using language to learn while learning to use the language.
- The process of supporting students during the learning process.
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- Allowing extra time for a task is an example of a __________ strategy.
- The 3 dimensions every lesson should keep in balance are content, language, and _______.
- This is an example of a HOTS.
- Understanding ourselves and other cultures.
- Developing cognitive and thinking skills.
- A key type of support used in CLIL is a graphic ______.
- This is a situation where BICS is used.
- CALP is considered to be cognitively _________.
- The curricular subject-progession in knowledge, skills and understanding.
16 Clues: This is an example of a HOTS. • This is an example of a LOTS. • This is a situation where BICS is used. • Developing cognitive and thinking skills. • Understanding ourselves and other cultures. • CALP is considered to be cognitively _________. • A key type of support used in CLIL is a graphic ______. • Evaporation is an example of _______ specific terminology. • ...
medical detective crossword 2019-02-28
Across
- scientist A person who works the help the environment
- Physician who works in the field of oncology, the branch of medicine that deals with cancer.
- Biologist A person who studies wildlife, their habitats, and how they interact with each other.
- A scientist who studies microscopic organisms including bacteria, algae, and fungi.
- Bio-technologists use biological organisms to develop or make products designed to improve health, food and the world around us.
- scientist When a scientist's knowledge is used to help lawyers, juries, and judges understand the results of scientific tests
- Is an expert on diets and works with people for their diets
- the study of viral infections
- A person who studies an alien phenomena
Down
- associate Working as a physician associate, you'll be a trained health professional, providing crucial support to doctors and regularly dealing with patients. You'll hold a variety of responsibilities and will typically work in general practitioner (GP) surgeries or hospitals as part of a medical team.
- scientist work at the cutting edge of medicine, researching and developing new treatments and equipment.
- cytogeneticist They analyze and process chromosomes in the human body at a clinical level
- Even the most routine surgeries can be risky when a patient undergoes anesthesia. In some cases, irregularities in blood pressure or heart rate during surgery can lead to grave consequences. Imagine how important it is to administer just the right dose of medication to an infant whose organs are still underdeveloped and who cannot speak to tell you that he's in pain.
- A person who studies medical diseases in the urinary tract system
- A person who studies human bodily movement
- A person that studies animals and their interactions with ecosystems.
- Claims Adjuster Determine how many insurance should pay for a loss
- research scientist As a medical research scientist, you'll plan and conduct experiments to increase the body of scientific knowledge on topics related to medicine. You will also develop new - or improve existing - drugs, treatments or other medically-related products.
- As a toxicologist you'll identify, monitor and evaluate the impact of toxic materials, chemicals, potential new medicines and radiation on the environment and human and animal health.
- a doctor that specializes in performing surgeries
- A person who studies genes and how they develop
- analyst Analyses lab equipment
22 Clues: the study of viral infections • analyst Analyses lab equipment • A person who studies an alien phenomena • A person who studies human bodily movement • A person who studies genes and how they develop • a doctor that specializes in performing surgeries • scientist A person who works the help the environment • Is an expert on diets and works with people for their diets • ...
Medical Training 03 2022-01-09
Across
- osteoartrite ou osteoartrose
- próstata
- baço
- inicio:ventríc esq.do cor./no peito ela sobe/arc
- nefrite
- sarampo ou rubéola
- dor aguda/pontada/dor forte
- papeira ou caxumba
- amigdalite ou infecção de garganta
- dorso/peito do pé ou degrau de acesso
- anemia por deficiência de ferro
- carteirinha de vacinação
- imunização
- traqueia/garganta
- infecção por fungos
- vertigem
- pólipos
- proteinúria
- sopro cardíaco
- ferimento/lesão/machucado
- em remição
- enxaqueca
- lesão
- erupção cut/irrit.na pele/alergia
- recaída/reincidência
- laqueadura de trompas
- úlcera
- hospitalização/paciente internado
- respiração ruidosa/chiando
- histerectomia
- doenças na gengiva
- infecção vaginal por fungos
Down
- prótese
- gastroenterite
- pomada óleo unguento
- desordens digestivas
- efeitos colaterais
- amigdalas
- traumatismo craniano
- toxicologia ou toxicológicos
- coqueluxe
- nódulo/caroço/inchaço/calombo
- anemia de células falciformes
- distenção muscular
- prognóstico/diagnóstico/previsão médica
- ferimento
- gânglios linfáticos/linfonodos
- cultura de fezes
- remoção
- pleurisia/pleurite
- amigdalite
- lyme disease
- episiotomia/incisão na região do períneo
- narina
- distenção
- convulsão
- pact externo/ambulatório/consulta externa
- cotovelo
- verruga pinta mancha
59 Clues: baço • lesão • narina • úlcera • prótese • nefrite • pólipos • remoção • próstata • vertigem • cotovelo • amigdalas • coqueluxe • ferimento • enxaqueca • distenção • convulsão • imunização • amigdalite • em remição • proteinúria • lyme disease • histerectomia • gastroenterite • sopro cardíaco • cultura de fezes • traqueia/garganta • efeitos colaterais • sarampo ou rubéola • papeira ou caxumba • distenção muscular • pleurisia/pleurite • ...
Medical Oncology Crossword 2020-08-11
Across
- All patients with central lines need this every 24hrs
- Type of precautions for a patient with c.diff infection
- Protocol for removing a Foley catheter
- Areas to be wiped with bleach in a Contact Enteric room once per shift
- Needs to be obtained from patient before transfusing blood
- Urinary catheters should be placed using this technique
- A new order needs to be given every 24hrs for this type of restraint
- Most common route for a COVID swab
- Central lines should be assessed and documented on every __ hours
- Male condom catheters are not hooked to suction but patent to
- Portable box placed on patient to monitor heart rhythm
- HOB degree for a patient receiving continuous dobhoff feedings
Down
- Prior to an MRI, the patient and RN should complete
- Type of wipes used to clean Contact Enteric rooms
- Code for a patient that is declining but is breathing and has a pulse
- Color of socks used for a patient considered high fall risk
- Suction for NG tube for gastric decompression
- How often narcotics in the Pyxis should be counted
- Starting rate for blood transfusion
- High-falls risk patient should have this type of alarm
20 Clues: Most common route for a COVID swab • Starting rate for blood transfusion • Protocol for removing a Foley catheter • Suction for NG tube for gastric decompression • Type of wipes used to clean Contact Enteric rooms • How often narcotics in the Pyxis should be counted • Prior to an MRI, the patient and RN should complete • ...
MEDICAL SPECIALTIES CROSSWORD 2021-11-17
Across
- focuses on the use of unsealed radioactive sources.
- administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
- cares for children, treating them for a variety of health issues.
- doctors of the mouth
- treat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances linked to kidney disease.
- surgically restore, reconstruct or alter the human body.
- specializes in correcting disorders, deformities or injuries of the skeleton (bones).
- focuses on the nature, function, and diseases of the blood.
- neurologist specializes in care for the nervous system including: the brain, nerves, spinal cord.
- focus on the treatment of the heart, its blood vessels and heart-related issues and diseases.
- specialize in newborn and premature healthcare.
- concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
- Care for issues related to the urinary tract.
- cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles.
- look for potential diseases that could appear, causing a lot of problems.
Down
- specializes in digestive organs, including the gallbladder, stomach, bowels, liver and pancreas.
- study the morphologic aspects of a disease.
- treats the endocrine system.
- they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind
- concentrates on recognizing, evaluating, and caring for patients who are seriously ill or injured.
- Care for skin issues as acne.
- diagnosis diseases related with the respiratory system.
- diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
- care for the elderly.
- specializes in ear-related issues.
- use x-rays to diagnose and detect.
- Focus on the treatment and prevention of Cancer.
27 Clues: doctors of the mouth • care for the elderly. • treats the endocrine system. • Care for skin issues as acne. • specializes in ear-related issues. • use x-rays to diagnose and detect. • study the morphologic aspects of a disease. • they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind • Care for issues related to the urinary tract. • specialize in newborn and premature healthcare. • ...
English Medical Vocabulary 2014-11-26
Across
- an instrument for indirect measurement of blood pressure
- the study of the causes of disease
- elevated blood pressure in an adult
- listening for sounds within the body especially from the chest, neck, or abdomen
- occurring at irregular times; not continuous or steady
- something that meets a need, a convenience
- capable of being infected
- a written direction or order for dispensing and administrating drugs
- a way of carrying out a task, the performance of a scientific procedure
- the thickening of a liquid into a gel or solid
Down
- a blockage in a canal, vessel, or passage of the body; the state of being closed
- an inflammation of the prostate gland, usually the result of an infection
- removal of the gallbladder by laparoscopic or open surgery
- one who is recovering from a disease or operation
- excessive gas in the stomach and intestines
- without intention; accidentally
- a physical, microscopic, or chemical examination of urine
- localized abnormal dilations of a blood vessel, usually an artery; due to congenital defect or weakness in the wall of the vessel
- acute and chronic conditions marked by inflammation, muscle soreness and stiffness
- 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 LABORATORY WEEK 2015-03-24
Across
- to make visible
- count from a lav tube
- IT'S IN THE BANK
- has wings
- measuring device
- this department likes both red and white
- it has good culture
- SEES THE LITTLE THINGS
- when you need it, BB makes sure it's right
- A "buggy" DEPARTMENT
- fights infection
- phlebotomists love to find them
- POINTED ON ONE END
- you can sit on it or test it
Down
- you get the point
- a corrosive substance with a pH less than 7
- not a type of TV
- Yes, we can read what the Doctor wrote on it...usually!
- art of drawing blood
- Right Now!
- PRODUCT OF KIDNEY FUNCTION
- goes round and round
- WHAT EVERYONE STRIVES FOR
- CAN MAKE BABIES IN? (2 WORDS)
- IT GIVES A REACTION
- BLACK, OR YELLOW
26 Clues: has wings • Right Now! • to make visible • not a type of TV • IT'S IN THE BANK • measuring device • fights infection • BLACK, OR YELLOW • you get the point • POINTED ON ONE END • it has good culture • IT GIVES A REACTION • art of drawing blood • A "buggy" DEPARTMENT • goes round and round • count from a lav tube • SEES THE LITTLE THINGS • WHAT EVERYONE STRIVES FOR • PRODUCT OF KIDNEY FUNCTION • ...
MEDICAL VOCABULARY (JÚLIA) 2015-03-05
Across
- make someone's health better
- verb)look at carefully, investigate
- (verb) to beat
- verb)carefully wash hands before and after seeing a patient.
- under the skin, inside the organs
- recognize and name the exact character of a disease or a problem.
- (noun)chair with wheels
- to introduce a liquid into someone's body with a needle
- do something with or for someone that he cannot do alone.
- (name)a virus commonly contracted by kids, characterized by spots all over the body
- (phrasal verb) discover
- (noun) vehicle for carrying the sick people to the hospital.
Down
- adjective to discribe a person who has an allergy
- (noun) A person who is treats ill people
- (noun)medicine to be swallowed
- but appearing to be asleep.
- (noun)material used as a support forbroken bones
- (noun)a person who looks after an ill person in a hospital
- medicine student working under a doctor.
- (noun) doctor who is specially trained to perform medical operations.
- (phrasalverb) relax
- (noun) place where doctors work.
- (noun)ill person
- test (noun) blood analysis
24 Clues: (verb) to beat • (noun)ill person • (phrasalverb) relax • (noun)chair with wheels • (phrasal verb) discover • test (noun) blood analysis • but appearing to be asleep. • make someone's health better • (noun)medicine to be swallowed • (noun) place where doctors work. • under the skin, inside the organs • verb)look at carefully, investigate • (noun) A person who is treats ill people • ...
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DEFINITIONS 2023-03-03
Across
- to test motor reflexes of the body
- used in case of renal failure
- to look at the retina
- to suck up blood or secretions
- to create a permanent pathway to a vein (or artery)
- to record body temperature
- to produce aerosols of drugs to be administered by respiratory route
- to test for deafness and to categorize it
- to look inside the gastrointestinal tract
- to measure the patient's blood pressure
Down
- as a tray for instruments, gauze, tissue, etc.
- as a supply of oxygen, nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide,etc.
- to measure weight
- used for dissecting or cutting
- to remove foreign bodies from ear or nasal cavities
- for length, height, head circumference and girth measurements
- to look into the external ear cavity
- to transfuse blood and blood products
- to measure out doses of liquid, specially in children
- for injections and aspiration of blood or fluid from the body
20 Clues: to measure weight • to look at the retina • to record body temperature • used in case of renal failure • used for dissecting or cutting • to suck up blood or secretions • to test motor reflexes of the body • to look into the external ear cavity • to transfuse blood and blood products • to measure the patient's blood pressure • to test for deafness and to categorize it • ...
Medical terms suffix 2022-09-26
Medical Root Words 2022-08-30
28 Clues: gum • rib • skin • gall • drug • head • cell • life • nose • blood • joint • chest • liver • brain • gland • skull • water • heart • muscle • artery • uterus • tongue • cancer • tongue • stomach • air tube • intestines • bladder or sac
Medical Root Words 2022-12-20
30 Clues: Arm • Dry • Cell • Male • Vein • Blue • Bone • Lungs • Black • White • Water • Nerve • Birth • Heart • Brain • Sight • Liver • Joint • Fibers • Tissue • Artery • Vessel • Cornea • Female • Bladder • Trachea • Seperate • Infection • Pouch; sac • Adrenal gland
Medical Terms 10 2023-01-19
25 Clues: all • new • many • hair • heat • lens • half • odor • power • after • nerve • wound • excite • branch • uterus • change • machine • without • together • draw tight • covering skin • upper jawbone • twitch or pull • shaped like a top • in front of before
Medical Term- Prefix 2023-01-19
37 Clues: Ad- • re- • de- • Eu- • dys- • Eti- • Dia- • Mal- • Con- • neo- • Tri- • Endo- • Equi- • Poly- • Anti- • post- • Peri- • Quad- • Auto- • brady- • retro- • tachy- • Trans- • Inter- • chron- • Supra- • Micro- • Contra- • from Ab- • Ex-, Ect- • Uni-, Mono- • normal Hypo- • Semi-, Hemi- • Mega-, Macro- • normal Hyper- • Diplo-, Bi-, Di- • pro-, pre-, ante-
Medical Term- Prefix 2023-02-25
40 Clues: Ad- • re- • de- • Eu- • Con- • neo- • Eti- • Mal- • Tri- • dys- • Dia- • Endo- • Equi- • Poly- • Anti- • post- • Peri- • Quad- • Auto- • Trans- • brady- • Inter- • Supra- • retro- • Micro- • chron- • tachy- • Contra- • pseudo- • a-, an- • from Ab- • Ex-, Ect- • melan(o)- • Uni-, Mono- • normal Hypo- • Semi-, Hemi- • Mega-, Macro- • normal Hyper- • Diplo-, Bi-, Di- • pro-, pre-, ante-
Medical Imaging Revision 2021-01-06
Across
- when the input and natural frequency are the same
- the change in a sound wave from a moving source relative to an observer
- when current repeatedly goes forward and backward
- vibrations between 20 - 20,000 Hz which cause the ear drum to vibrate
- a property which resists the passage of ultrasound
- radionuclide commonly used to test the function of a thyroid
- ensures gamma rays which pass through are aligned
- ability of certain materials to generate an electric charge in response to being squeezed
- one of the factors considered when choosing a radionuclide
- branch of radiography which uses imaging technology to examine patients
- a spectrum which consists of radio, microwaves, visible light and gamma waves
Down
- the number of waves every second
- increasing this causes the contrast on a x-ray image to increase
- type of x-ray produced from transitions
- a cyclical wobble
- uses continuous x-rays to record a video
- your physics teacher's first name
- the process of sending and receiving signals to locate objects
- the flow of charges
- most used radioisotope in medical imaging
- detected by an x-ray detector in a CT scan
21 Clues: a cyclical wobble • the flow of charges • the number of waves every second • your physics teacher's first name • type of x-ray produced from transitions • uses continuous x-rays to record a video • most used radioisotope in medical imaging • detected by an x-ray detector in a CT scan • when the input and natural frequency are the same • ...
MEDICAL EXAMINER & AUTOPSIES 2021-02-12
25 Clues: GSR • purge • decay • corpse • remains • defects • avulsed • coroner • maggots • lividity • smudging • marbling • bloating • stippling • stab wound • cadaverine • liquefaction • outer aspect • pallor mortis • abrasion ring • sagittal plane • skeletonization • medical examiner • skeletal remains • contact wound: herida a
MEDICAL EXAMINER & AUTOPSIES 2021-02-12
25 Clues: GSR • decay • purge • corpse • coroner • remains • avulsed • defects • maggots • marbling • smudging • lividity • bloating • stippling • stab wound • cadaverine • outer aspect • liquefaction • abrasion ring • pallor mortis • sagittal plane • skeletonization • medical examiner • skeletal remains • contact wound: herida a
Medical Terms Review 2021-02-28
Across
- process of treatment(s)
- surgical puncture(s)
- bladder,sac(wr)
- breakdown, dissolve(wr)
- above, upon(p)
- fat(wr)
- Computed Tomography
- to throw/throwing(wr)
- suture, repair(s)
- stone(wr)
- attraction(wr)
- herniation(s)
- forward, in front of, before(p)
- Positron emission tomography
Down
- rupture(s)
- crushing(s)
- abnormal, difficult, bad, painful(p)
- cartilage(wr)
- abnormal condition(s)
- surrounding, around(p)
- juice(wr)
- nourishment(wr)
- prolapse, drooping, sagging(s)
- nipple(wr)
- Transurethral resection of the prostate
25 Clues: fat(wr) • juice(wr) • stone(wr) • rupture(s) • nipple(wr) • crushing(s) • cartilage(wr) • herniation(s) • above, upon(p) • attraction(wr) • bladder,sac(wr) • nourishment(wr) • suture, repair(s) • Computed Tomography • surgical puncture(s) • abnormal condition(s) • to throw/throwing(wr) • surrounding, around(p) • process of treatment(s) • breakdown, dissolve(wr) • Positron emission tomography • ...
Medical & other vocabulary 2021-03-31
Across
- a gap, ambiguity,inadequacy in the law
- imposed confinement
- another word for stretcher
- putting the focus, stress on something
- the peak, uppermost of something
- fat, obese
- old people; senior citizens
- another word for relationship
- the number reached like death
- empathetic, compassionate
- an intern doctor
- painful; it hurts
- the opposite of strength
- frightening
- very serious
- the layman's term for uterus
- it may lead to paralysis
- improve; make better
- bandage used to cover a wound
- meaning problem or subject
- a quality required in a carer
Down
- result, consequence
- it means to follow and learn
- acceptance to follow a treatment
- you excrete them when you sneeze or cough
- it lasts nine months
- she helps deliver the baby
- a feeling of too much
- the cost, the price of
- it dulls the suffering
- another word for pain
- when you're grumpy
- illness, disease
- nice treatment towards people
- it makes you hot, sweaty and poorly
- when you have to endure an operation
- a substance that has no therapeutic effect
- a small part or quantity
- synonym of personnel
- sickness, disease
- you manage to overcome something awful
- they are sewn to heal a wound
42 Clues: fat, obese • frightening • very serious • illness, disease • an intern doctor • painful; it hurts • sickness, disease • when you're grumpy • result, consequence • imposed confinement • it lasts nine months • synonym of personnel • improve; make better • a feeling of too much • another word for pain • the cost, the price of • it dulls the suffering • a small part or quantity • the opposite of strength • ...
Medical Science Crossword 2021-09-28
Across
- if something is carrying enough oxygen
- how 2 molecules form together
- The fear of water
- a molecule with 3 carbons
- if carbon or hydrogen is joined
- More than 1 glucose
- A molecule with 3 hydroxyl groups
- a type of hexose sugar
- 2 molecules that share atoms
- a molecule with 5 carbon
- A molecule with 6 atoms
- To love water
- the sugar that you use for sweetness
- The bond involving carboxyl
- something that doesnt carry enough oxygen
- another type of hexose sugar
- a variant of molecule found in milk
- Weak bond that allows electrons
- a carbon bound to 3 other atoms
Down
- 2 molecules joined together
- 1 molecule
- a molecule that helps cell membranes
- helps your body grow
- found in starchy foods
- A covalent bond which connects sugars together
- Many molecules joined together
- a long chain of fats
- 2 molecules breaking apart
- a variant of molecule found in honey
- the fat that acts as storage
- large group of carbons
- another name for fats
32 Clues: 1 molecule • To love water • The fear of water • More than 1 glucose • helps your body grow • a long chain of fats • another name for fats • found in starchy foods • a type of hexose sugar • large group of carbons • A molecule with 6 atoms • a molecule with 5 carbon • a molecule with 3 carbons • 2 molecules breaking apart • 2 molecules joined together • The bond involving carboxyl • ...
Medical Law Crossword 2022-05-12
Across
- ___ is measure of administrative punishment suppressed in the official ensure of an individual or legal entity.
- The will is certified by____
- The president of russian federation is elected for how many years?
- The monetary unit in russian fedration is?
- Types of civil liability include?
- It is considered as legal science which is understood as the basic law which has the highest legal forces and fixes the foundation of social system and state structure.
- Changing the date of birth of an adopted child is allowed only when the adopting child is under __ year.
- Depending on the form of government constitution are classified into federal unitary and?
- What is exceptional measure of punishment that can be established only for especially for serious crimes.
- The marriage age is set at ?
Down
- The fedral services of russia and fedral agencies carry out special functions in established ones of?
- It is a sign that characterises the belonging of people to a given society, state, composition citizenship.
- What is a voluntary, equal union of a man and woman concluded in compliance with procedure by laws which states a creating a family and giving rights to mutual personal and property rights.
- Normal working hours may not exceed____ hours per week.
- If any property cannot be inherited eitherby law or by will (possible heirs are absent) and have lost the right to it then the property is called?
- VHI is usually divided into individual and __?
- The capital of russian federation is the city?
- The prime minister is appointed by the president with consent of state.
- There are total how many types of punishment in russian criminal law?
- It is a major legal familie of the world which include great Britain, USA, Canada, Australia.
20 Clues: The will is certified by____ • The marriage age is set at ? • Types of civil liability include? • The monetary unit in russian fedration is? • VHI is usually divided into individual and __? • The capital of russian federation is the city? • Normal working hours may not exceed____ hours per week. • The president of russian federation is elected for how many years? • ...
Medical Science Crossword 2022-06-10
Across
- A microscopic microbe
- A part of the blood
- Organ that digests food by mixing
- STI that attacks the immune system
- Issued statement from the government
- Taking showers, washing hands, brushing teeth
- A protein catalyst
- Kill bacteria through the use of fungi
- Spread of disease through symptoms
- The _________ of the body is around 37°C
Down
- Lipid sterol
- The body keeping bodily functions stable
- Drug treatment to kill multiplying cells
- Energy unit used in food
- Substance that helps produce antibodies
- The heart beating can be said to be a _____
- Prevalent over a whole country or the world
- Measures blood pressure
- Process of turning food into usable nutrients
- An isolation tactic for infected patients
20 Clues: Lipid sterol • A protein catalyst • A part of the blood • A microscopic microbe • Measures blood pressure • Energy unit used in food • Organ that digests food by mixing • STI that attacks the immune system • Spread of disease through symptoms • Issued statement from the government • Kill bacteria through the use of fungi • Substance that helps produce antibodies • ...
Medical Terms - Suffixes 2022-11-07
Across
- 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
Down
- 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
Across
- under one year of age
- ages 4-5
- who you would receive your information from
- ages 13-18
- sudden infant death syndrome
- teenagers are more likely to _________.
- a temporary rise in body temperature
- attempt to _____ wounds
- respond better with responder that is the _____ gender.
Down
- _____ faces bring comfort.
- cause an infant fear
- you must speak in _____ terms when dealing with children
- response to unfamiliar situations
- do this if a child is agitated
- ages 1-3
- infants breath through their _____.
- school agers respect people in _______.
- infection in the upper airway
- ages 6-12
- how you should talk to children for their comfort
- you should be a the patients ______.
- complete airway obstruction
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 _____. • a temporary rise in body temperature • ...
Medical Term 1,2,3,4,5,6 2017-01-05
Across
- decreased
- bent
- under
- abnormal discharge
- blue
- clot
- fascia
- hernia
- pertaining to
- movement
- between
- crooked
- loosening
- fibrous tissue
- behind
- fatty substance
- left side
- fat
- synovial fluid
- slow
- surgical creation
- three
- rupture
- before
- before
- excessive
- after
- large
- specialist
- curved
- muscle
- swayback
- surgical repair
- discharge
- out of
- lymph vessel
- within
- small
- lower part of body
- to bind
- surgical suturing
- tendon
- study of
- vein
Down
- increased
- tone
- rib
- negative
- artery
- a mixture
- white
- cartilage
- fast
- blood
- spinal cord
- few
- skull
- growth
- coordination
- backbone
- paralysis
- abnormal size
- normal
- abnormal hardening
- surgical incision
- tissue
- aorta
- right side
- red
- head
- black
- in/intro
- control
- joint
- vein
- inside
- inflammation
- Surgical removal
- disease
- heart
- abnormal condition
- Bad
- Pain
- gray
- towards
- gland
- twice
- cell
- bone
- out of
90 Clues: rib • few • fat • red • Bad • tone • bent • blue • fast • clot • slow • head • vein • Pain • gray • cell • bone • vein • under • white • blood • skull • aorta • black • three • joint • after • large • heart • gland • small • twice • artery • fascia • hernia • growth • behind • normal • tissue • before • inside • before • curved • muscle • out of • within • tendon • out of • between • crooked • rupture • control • disease • towards • to bind • negative • movement • backbone • in/intro • swayback • study of • increased • decreased • ...
Medical Terms Crossword 2017-12-13
Across
- Suffix for surrounding
- the paralysis of all four extremities
- Pain in the muscle
- What is the fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone?
- What is adeno?
- The prefix Endo means
- To move away from the body
- The prefix that means muscle
- Where are the vertebrae?
- The study of the heart
- The purpose of the Spongy bone tissue
- Oma
- Where is the humerus?
- Suffix for "inflammation"
- The suffix trophy means
- Where is the cranial cavity?
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- How does the sagital plane divide the body?
- What the biggest muscle in the arm
- Where is the temporal bone
- What is the soft tissue of the long bone?
- Surgical removal
- The prefix bio means
- Connects muscle to bone
- Where is the thoracic cavity?
- Suffix for bad/difficult
- What is the ventral cavity?
- Between, among
- Study of
- The process of producing a picture/ recording
- A body cavity is a _ area
30 Clues: Oma • Study of • What is adeno? • Between, among • Surgical removal • Pain in the muscle • The prefix bio means • The prefix Endo means • Where is the humerus? • Suffix for surrounding • The study of the heart • Connects muscle to bone • The suffix trophy means • Suffix for bad/difficult • Where are the vertebrae? • Suffix for "inflammation" • A body cavity is a _ area • Where is the temporal bone • ...
MEDICAL CONDITIONS & MEDICINES 2019-09-13
Across
- Cream or ointment to be applied to the skin
- For example: backache, headache or stomachache
- Redness or spots on the skin
- [2words]For example a blocked nose, fever, backache, tiredness
- Another word for medicine
- When you feel your head is spinning around
- A medicine that can destroy harmful bacteria in the body
- Small disc containing a measured amount of a drug
- A medicinal drug without a brand name
- Feeling sleepy
- Losing water from your body when you're hot
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- A hypersensitivity in the body to a substance, e.g.food, or dust
- You need this for some medicines
- [2words]Unwanted, usually unpleasant results of taking a medicine
- Burning feeling in the heart or chest
- Feeling that you want to vomit or throw up
- How often and how much of a medicine to take
- A feeling of extreme tiredness
- [2words]Liquid medication to be applied to the eyeball
- This makes you want to scratch your skin
- A medicine which is a type of thick, sweet liquid
21 Clues: Feeling sleepy • Another word for medicine • Redness or spots on the skin • A feeling of extreme tiredness • You need this for some medicines • Burning feeling in the heart or chest • A medicinal drug without a brand name • This makes you want to scratch your skin • Feeling that you want to vomit or throw up • When you feel your head is spinning around • ...
medical term 3 2019-07-11
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- illusion or imaginary image
- the fundamental unit of a word
- yellow growth on the skin
- lack of muscle tone
- study of body structure
- medical specialty
- study and treatment of skin
- study of function in a living organism
- change due to lack of nourishment
- a word part added before to modify its meaning
- inflammation of the lungs
- a word that contains more than one root
- loss of intellectual function
- bluish discoloration of the skin due to lack of oxygen
- narrowing of a canal
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- to move away from the midline
- pertaining to circulation
- an abbreviation formed first letter of each word in a phase word.
- through the skin
- pertaining to the lymphatic system
- red blood cell
- dropping, downward, displacement
- having a blood clot (thrombus) in a vessel
- loss of sensation
- the dark pigment that colors the hair and skin
- skin disease
26 Clues: skin disease • red blood cell • through the skin • medical specialty • loss of sensation • lack of muscle tone • narrowing of a canal • study of body structure • pertaining to circulation • yellow growth on the skin • inflammation of the lungs • illusion or imaginary image • study and treatment of skin • to move away from the midline • loss of intellectual function • ...
Spanish Medical Terms 2019-12-05
Across
- vitales vital signs
- name
- stroke
- flu
- itch
- sick
- insomnia
- fever
- surgery
- cancer
- rash
- swelling
- pain
- vomit
- symptom
- medicine
- bone
- cold
- heart
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- palpitations
- bump
- constipation
- blood
- weight
- temperature
- asthma
- weakness
- nausea
- lung
- alta high blood pressure
- prescription
- diabetes
- vein
- fatigue
- ointment
- last name
- abdomen
- pharmacy
- pulse
- artery
- apetito poor appetite
41 Clues: flu • bump • name • lung • itch • sick • vein • rash • pain • bone • cold • blood • fever • pulse • vomit • heart • weight • stroke • asthma • nausea • cancer • artery • fatigue • surgery • abdomen • symptom • weakness • diabetes • insomnia • ointment • pharmacy • swelling • medicine • last name • temperature • palpitations • constipation • prescription • vitales vital signs • apetito poor appetite • alta high blood pressure
Medical Term Review 2023-05-11
Across
- kidney
- muscle
- paralysis
- four
- inflammation
- chest
- half, partial
- stomach
- weight bearing as tolerated
- to walk
- softening
- abnormal condition
- joint
- surgical opening
Down
- specialist
- binding, fixation (of a bone or joint)
- liver
- Lung
- surgical incision
- gut, intestine
- brain
- bone
- beside, beyond
- range of motion
- heart
- pain
- surgical removal
27 Clues: Lung • four • bone • pain • liver • chest • brain • heart • joint • kidney • muscle • stomach • to walk • paralysis • softening • specialist • inflammation • half, partial • gut, intestine • beside, beyond • range of motion • surgical removal • surgical opening • surgical incision • abnormal condition • weight bearing as tolerated • binding, fixation (of a bone or joint)
CCE Medical Equipment 2023-06-16
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- - How many years has CCE been in business?
- - We are their distributor in Canada
- - What does CCE stand for?
- - Program used for our inventory
- - The number of probes sold with a machine to be considered a standard configuration
- - Month our Calgary branch opened
- - Vendor we use to supply examination tables to our customers
- - Anniversary month for CCE
- - Is sent with every new machine installed
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- - Can be used to test probe image quality
- - Name of the street our head office is located on
- - Colors in the CCE logo
- Samsung is located here
- - Our internal tracking number
- - A common make we service
- - Common Samsung machine being sold these days
- - two types of probes
- - Popular printer paper sold
- - Model of the CCE van
- - Is a part of our logo
- - Standard warranty given with sold Samsung equipment
- - Popular portable GE unit
22 Clues: - two types of probes • - Model of the CCE van • Samsung is located here • - Is a part of our logo • - Colors in the CCE logo • - A common make we service • - What does CCE stand for? • - Popular portable GE unit • - Anniversary month for CCE • - Popular printer paper sold • - Our internal tracking number • - Program used for our inventory • - Month our Calgary branch opened • ...
CRUCIVERB- MEDICAL CROSSWORDS 2023-08-13
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- Best screening for hearing in ICU infants
- The first preservative free Prostaglandin analogue
- Folds of umbilical cord
- Best X-Ray view for pleural effusion
- The stage in which laryngeal cancer is still within the voice box (larynx) but has stopped the vocal cords from moving
- Codman's tumour
- Common fungal infection in uncontrolled asthmatics and immunocompromised patients
- Most dependent portion of pleural space where pleural fluid collects(costophrenic recess)
- Deceleration induced by umbilical cord compression
- Biological catalysts
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- Anastomosis between umbilical vessels
- Rare gentic disorder resulting in rapid ageing in children
- Dornase alfa is currently used as a mucolytic to treat this pulmonary disease
- Surgical procedure to repair a damaged heart valve without removing it
- Diagnostic modality of cartilage injury
- Condition marked by prolonges inability to sleep
- Interpectoral lymphnodes
- Petechial lines in scarlet fever
- A type of cataract characterised by club-shaped and dot opacities distributed radially in the deep cortex
- A viral disease fever caused by mosquito
20 Clues: Codman's tumour • Biological catalysts • Folds of umbilical cord • Interpectoral lymphnodes • Petechial lines in scarlet fever • Best X-Ray view for pleural effusion • Anastomosis between umbilical vessels • Diagnostic modality of cartilage injury • A viral disease fever caused by mosquito • Best screening for hearing in ICU infants • ...
Medical Detectives Vocabulary 2023-10-02
Across
- test for damage to nerve group/measures how fast a signal moves
- test for muscle/measures electric activity in muscle
- receives information
- nerve cell
- sends information
- body of a neuron
- breaths per minute
- variable that shows the effect of the treatment
- across
- include CT and MRI, shows shape and density of brain
- a tiny pathogen that cannot survive without host
- tests fluid that surrounds spinal cord
- under
- gap between neurons
- insulates axon
- the amount of time that passes from infection to symptoms
- unit of measure for blood pressure
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- heartbeats per minute
- variable that causes a change
- brain and spinal cord
- front
- variable that does not receive treatment
- variable that cannot be changed, i.e. tools/environment
- shows the risk of illness
- treatment for bacterial infection
- back
- a mid-sized pathogen that can survive without host
- the force of blood on blood vessel walls
- side
- the first things checked by a doctor
- down the middle
- nerve pathways that extend throughout the body and attach to the central nervous system
- outward sign that someone is sick (i.e. fever, rash, etc.)
- a microorganism that causes illness
34 Clues: back • side • front • under • across • nerve cell • insulates axon • down the middle • body of a neuron • sends information • breaths per minute • gap between neurons • receives information • heartbeats per minute • brain and spinal cord • shows the risk of illness • variable that causes a change • treatment for bacterial infection • unit of measure for blood pressure • ...
Medical Term #9 2023-10-26
25 Clues: in • lip • bad • twin • glue • hand • side • skin • move • fear • back • small • light • digest • breast • swelling • rib, side • heel, stone • finger, toe • about, around • spinal column • grain, particle • walk, take steps • in front of, before • framework of the eyelid
Key Medical Terms 2023-09-12
Across
- laying face up
- tear or stretching of a ligament
- Broken bone
- to touch the body
- means the top of the feet or hands
- Anything used to help the body heal faster
- Ice treatment
- death of tissue or boe
- referring to both sides of the body
- cartilage that is smooth and covers ends of bone
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- lack of blood supply
- cracking popping sound do to injury
- connects bone to another bone
- pointing the toes upward
- soft tissue that allows the body to move
- sudden onset of an injury
- referring to the outside of the body
- Also known as the growth plate
- Referring to the front of the body
- muscle shrinkage due to immobilization
20 Clues: Broken bone • Ice treatment • laying face up • to touch the body • lack of blood supply • death of tissue or boe • pointing the toes upward • sudden onset of an injury • connects bone to another bone • Also known as the growth plate • tear or stretching of a ligament • means the top of the feet or hands • Referring to the front of the body • cracking popping sound do to injury • ...
Veterinary Medical Terms 2024-08-02
25 Clues: gums • soft • nose • skin • joint • liver • tumor • heart • brain • gland • kidney • eyelid • disease • vessels • stomach • enlarged • cut into • intestine • specialist • the study of • inflammation • any condition • surgical repair • surgical removal • involuntary contraction
medival medical pratices 2024-03-22
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- these were used to remove bullets from a wound
- this was a disease caused by the Mycobacterium leprae virus and can make you loose limbs
- this was a epedemic disease where you got infiected by being bitten by infected fleas
- this was used to cure heart burn
- this was a parent didnt care about childrne and they got sick
- this was used to reduce a fever
- a disease caused by the variola virus
- this was used to clean wounds
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- these were used to remove skin or forigen objects
- this practise was burning blood sells that were infected
- this was used as an antibactierial
- this practise was used to drain blood by cutting a hole in the patients arm
- leaves these were common plants used for pain relif
- this was used for amputations
- this was used to treat vemon and wounds
- these were used to drain infected blood
- this disease was commonly called white death
- this religous practice was used to drive evil spirits out of metaly ill people
- this pracitse was used to drain puss out of people with the bubonic plagues sores
- this animal was cut into peices and used for treating black death
20 Clues: this was used for amputations • this was used to clean wounds • this was used to reduce a fever • this was used to cure heart burn • this was used as an antibactierial • a disease caused by the variola virus • this was used to treat vemon and wounds • these were used to drain infected blood • this disease was commonly called white death • ...
Medical Terms 5678 2024-03-29
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- or adrenal insufficiency, the body fails to produce enough hormones. Too little cortisol is made by the adrenal glands, as is too little aldosterone, another hormone.
- occurs when the thyroid gland doesn't produce enough thyroid hormones to meet your body's requirements.
- fluids in the body are out of balance due to an uncommon problem. As a result, the body produces a lot of urine. Even after drinking something, you feel very thirsty. This condition is also known as arginine vasopressin resistance and arginine vasopressin deficiency.
- is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium t. and usually attack the lungs, but they can also attack the kidneys, spine, and brain.
- a life-threatening allergic reaction occurs. After being exposed to something you're allergic to, it can happen seconds or minutes later.
- a bacterial infection that causes you to feel sore and scratchy in your throat. Most sore throats are not caused by strep throat.
- occurs when any part of the urinary tract becomes infected. A urinary system consists of kidneys, ureters, bladders, and urethras. Infections of the bladder and urethra typically affect the lower urinary tract.
- urine contains crystals. As a result of excessive supersaturation, it can cause nephrolithiasis, nephrocalcinosis, and even end-stage renal failure.
- the adrenal glands do not produce enough cortisol.
- caused by a mycosis usually affects your skin, hair, nails, or mucous membranes, but can also affect your lungs.
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- occurs when the body has too much cortisol for a long period of time. The body can produce too much cortisol, or take medicines called glucocorticoids, which function similarly to cortisol.
- your immune system attacks your nerves. The first symptoms are usually tingling and weakness in your hands and feet.
- high blood sugar, is a metabolic disease. Type 1, type 2, maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY), gestational diabetes, neonatal diabetes, and secondary causes due to endocrinopathies, steroids, etc.
- an inflammation (swelling) of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord. Infections of the fluid surrounding the brain or spinal cord usually cause swelling.
- it is a bacterium that infects the large intestine's colon, the longest part. A variety of symptoms can occur, from diarrhea to colon damage that is life-threatening.
- occurs when the heart is unable to pump blood efficiently.
- caused by the thyroid gland producing too much thyroid hormone. Overactive thyroid is another name for this condition.
- covers a wide range of injuries that affect the scalp, skull, brain, and the underlying tissues and blood vessels of the head.
- when bacteria enter your body. As soon as they enter your body, they multiply. Your body reacts to this by producing an immune response. A cut on your skin is one way bacteria can enter your body.
- when your blood levels of potassium are lower than normal.
- of a drug occurs when a person develops hearing or balance problems. If someone is taking a high dose of a drug that treats cancer, infections, or other illnesses, this can happen.
21 Clues: the adrenal glands do not produce enough cortisol. • occurs when the heart is unable to pump blood efficiently. • when your blood levels of potassium are lower than normal. • occurs when the thyroid gland doesn't produce enough thyroid hormones to meet your body's requirements. • ...
Medical Breakthroughs Crossword 2024-02-20
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- 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 • ...
Medical, Legal, & Ethics 2024-09-03
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- Unlawfully touching a patient such as providing care without consent.
- A form of consent where the treatment, risks, and benefits must be explained to the patient.
- The unilateral termination of care by a provider without the patient's consent or making provisions for continuing care.
- A form of consent where a patient acknowledges he/she wants you to provide care or transport.
- The right of a patient to make decisions about his/her health.
- Minors who are married, in the armed services, and/or parents.
- Addresses issues that arise in the practice of health care.
- Code of conduct affecting character, conduct, and conscience.
- Safeguards patient confidentiality and considers information to be protected health information.
- Civil wrongs such as defamation of character or invasion of privacy.
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- Seizing, confining, abducting, or carrying away by force. Example is transporting a patient against their will.
- Unlawfully placing a patient in fear of immediate bodily harm.
- Failure to provide the same care to a patient that a person with similar training would provide in the same or similar situation.
- Type of negligence that constitutes willful or reckless disregard.
- Permission to render care.
- A form of consent that applies to patients who are mentally ill, in behavioral crisis, or developmentally delayed.
- Type of immunity that provides limitations on liability and immunity is not complete.
- A patient is physically or mentally harmed.
- A form of consent that applies to patients who are unconscious or otherwise incapable of making an informed decision.
- A provider's breach of duty causes damages.
- Communication of false information that damages the reputation of a person. Can be written and/or spoken.
- Obligation to provide care.
- Type of duty when a provider doesn't act within the expected standard of care.
- Philosophy of right and wrong, moral duties, and ideal professional behavior.
24 Clues: Permission to render care. • Obligation to provide care. • A patient is physically or mentally harmed. • A provider's breach of duty causes damages. • Addresses issues that arise in the practice of health care. • Code of conduct affecting character, conduct, and conscience. • Unlawfully placing a patient in fear of immediate bodily harm. • ...
Medical Trm. CrossWord 2024-08-19
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- Objective evidence of a disease (EX: fever)
- A rapid onset, severs course, and a relatively short duration
- Suturing together the ends of a severed nerve
- The loss of a large amount of blood in a short time
- The invasion of the body by a pathogenic organism
- Abnormal enlargement of the liver
- The surgical creation of an artificial excretory opening between the colon and the body surface
- A physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating disorder of the skin
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- Commonly known as heartburn, discomfort from stomach acid traveling to the esophagus
- An abnormal passage; usually between two internal organs
- A pathologic change of tissue due to disease or injury
- An examination done by feeling/touching the body parts
- Pain in the stomach
- The inflammation of the tonsils
- Pertaining to a virus
- Subjective evidence of a disease (EX: pain/headache)
- The surgical suturing of a tendon
- Pertaining to birth
- A disease, structure, operation, or procedure named after who discovered it/described it first
- A descriptor of any injury, degeneration, or disease in the spinal cord
20 Clues: Pain in the stomach • Pertaining to birth • Pertaining to a virus • The inflammation of the tonsils • The surgical suturing of a tendon • Abnormal enlargement of the liver • Objective evidence of a disease (EX: fever) • Suturing together the ends of a severed nerve • The invasion of the body by a pathogenic organism • The loss of a large amount of blood in a short time • ...
Medical Abbreviations # 2 2024-09-24
Across
- MS
- level of consciousness
- peri care
- by mouth
- millimeters of mercury
- mL
- immediately
- after
- restrict fluids
Down
- TB
- reg.
- myocardial infarction
- as needed
- out of bed
- percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy
- nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
- upper respiratory infection
- personal protective equipment
- kilogram
- multiple sclerosis
- methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus
- transient ischemic attack
- restrict fluids
- temperature, pulse, respiration
24 Clues: TB • MS • mL • reg. • after • by mouth • kilogram • as needed • peri care • out of bed • immediately • restrict fluids • restrict fluids • multiple sclerosis • myocardial infarction • level of consciousness • millimeters of mercury • transient ischemic attack • nausea, vomiting, diarrhea • upper respiratory infection • personal protective equipment • temperature, pulse, respiration • ...
Medical Detectives Vocabulary 2026-01-12
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- test for damage to nerve group/measures how fast a signal moves
- test for muscle/measures electric activity in muscle
- receives information
- nerve cell
- sends information
- body of a neuron
- breaths per minute
- variable that shows the effect of the treatment
- across
- include CT and MRI, shows shape and density of brain
- a tiny pathogen that cannot survive without host
- tests fluid that surrounds spinal cord
- under
- gap between neurons
- insulates axon
- the amount of time that passes from infection to symptoms
- unit of measure for blood pressure
Down
- heartbeats per minute
- variable that causes a change
- brain and spinal cord
- front
- variable that does not receive treatment
- variable that cannot be changed, i.e. tools/environment
- shows the risk of illness
- treatment for bacterial infection
- back
- a mid-sized pathogen that can survive without host
- the force of blood on blood vessel walls
- side
- the first things checked by a doctor
- down the middle
- nerve pathways that extend throughout the body and attach to the central nervous system
- outward sign that someone is sick (i.e. fever, rash, etc.)
- a microorganism that causes illness
34 Clues: back • side • front • under • across • nerve cell • insulates axon • down the middle • body of a neuron • sends information • breaths per minute • gap between neurons • receives information • heartbeats per minute • brain and spinal cord • shows the risk of illness • variable that causes a change • treatment for bacterial infection • unit of measure for blood pressure • ...
Medical Specialists Crossword 2025-10-28
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- Medicine : Applies medical knowledge in criminal investigations and autopsies.
- Studies the nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord.
- Uses X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs to help diagnose illnesses.
- Specialty focused on skin, hair, and nail disorders.
- Provides medical care for elderly patients and age-related conditions.
- Health : Aims to prevent disease and promote wellness in entire communities.
- Specializes in kidney function, dialysis, and renal diseases.
- Specialty concerned with eye health and vision correction.
- Field concerned with diagnosing and treating mental and emotional disorders.
- Examines tissues and fluids to determine the cause of diseases.
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- Treats patients with cancer using therapies like chemotherapy.
- Treats urinary tract conditions and male reproductive health issues.
- Manages pain and provides anesthesia during surgical procedures.
- Deals with pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care.
- Studies hormone-producing glands and metabolic disorders.
- Branch of medicine that deals with heart and blood vessel diseases.
- Provides healthcare for children from infancy through adolescence.
- Focuses on diseases of the digestive system and related organs.
- Handles autoimmune and joint diseases like arthritis and lupus.
- Focuses on bones, joints, muscles, and related injuries.
20 Clues: Specialty focused on skin, hair, and nail disorders. • Deals with pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care. • Focuses on bones, joints, muscles, and related injuries. • Studies hormone-producing glands and metabolic disorders. • Specialty concerned with eye health and vision correction. • Uses X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs to help diagnose illnesses. • ...
Medical Technology Terms 2024-10-07
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- Part of the blood responsible for carrying oxygen
- Low platelet count
- Cloudy appearance of serum due to lipids
- Part of blood containing clotting factors, collected with anticoagulants
- Fluid-filled sac in the body, often caused by infection
- Temporary loss of consciousness
- Proteins produced by the immune system in response to antigens
- The breakdown of red blood cells releasing hemoglobin
- Small cellular fragment important in blood clotting
- Increase in concentration of blood cells due to fluid loss
- Blood component obtained from clotted blood
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- Excessive white blood cell count
- A condition of low blood glucose levels
- Piercing of both walls of a vein during venipuncture
- Device used to separate blood components by spinning
- Using a tourniquet too long can cause this
- Method to measure blood clotting time
- Main protein found in blood plasma
- Yellowing of the skin due to high bilirubin
- Clear portion of blood after clotting
20 Clues: Low platelet count • Temporary loss of consciousness • Excessive white blood cell count • Main protein found in blood plasma • Method to measure blood clotting time • Clear portion of blood after clotting • A condition of low blood glucose levels • Cloudy appearance of serum due to lipids • Using a tourniquet too long can cause this • ...
Medical Terms Crossword 2024-11-21
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- A procedure to visually examine a joint using an instrument
- A membrane surrounding a bone
- The medical field focused on bones and joints
- Inflammation of a tendon
- Bones between the wrist and fingers
- The medical use of imaging techniques to diagnose diseases
- Pain in the lower back
- Pain in the tibia
- Inflammation of a fluid-filled sac near joints
- Degenerative changes in the spine
- Inflammation of joint-lubricating fluid
- Located between the vertebrae
- Surgical removal of a wrist bone
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- Softening of bones due to mineral deficiency
- Above the kneecap
- Relating to the humerus and radius bones
- The study of diseases involving joints and connective tissues
- Softening of cartilage
- A forward curvature of the spine (humpback)
- Formation of fibrous tissue during healing
- Situated beneath the clavicle
- Pain in the neck
- Pertaining to the femur
- Inflammation of finger or toe bones
- Disease of muscle tissue
- Surgical removal of the kneecap
- Low bone density
- A surgical procedure to open the skull
- Pain in the ball of the foot
29 Clues: Pain in the neck • Low bone density • Above the kneecap • Pain in the tibia • Softening of cartilage • Pain in the lower back • Pertaining to the femur • Inflammation of a tendon • Disease of muscle tissue • Pain in the ball of the foot • A membrane surrounding a bone • Situated beneath the clavicle • Located between the vertebrae • Surgical removal of the kneecap • ...
confidențialitatea pacientului.Secret medical 2024-12-04
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- – Respectarea regulilor în domeniul medical.
- – Rezultat al evaluării medicale.
- – Principiu care asigură protecția informațiilor personale ale pacientului.
- – Specialist responsabil de sănătatea pacientului.
- – Ceva ce nu trebuie dezvăluit.
- – Norme care ghidează practica medicală.
- – Starea în care informațiile sunt protejate.
- – Set de legi care protejează informațiile medicale.
- – Etică profesională pentru cadrele medicale.
- – Permisiunea pacientului pentru a partaja informații.
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- – Acțiunea de a păstra datele pacientului în siguranță.
- – Reglementări ce stabilesc comportamentul medicilor.
- – Date despre sănătatea pacientului.
- – Document ce conține istoricul medical al pacientului.
- – Persoana care primește îngrijiri medicale.
- – Obligația de a proteja datele pacienților.
- – Simbol al păstrării informațiilor în siguranță.
- – Înregistrare zilnică a tratamentelor sau observațiilor.
- – Persoană care apără drepturile pacientului.
- – Set de valori și principii morale.
20 Clues: – Ceva ce nu trebuie dezvăluit. • – Rezultat al evaluării medicale. • – Date despre sănătatea pacientului. • – Set de valori și principii morale. • – Norme care ghidează practica medicală. • – Respectarea regulilor în domeniul medical. • – Persoana care primește îngrijiri medicale. • – Obligația de a proteja datele pacienților. • ...
medical care crossword 2024-11-13
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- similar to traditional
- similar to care
- cleanliness
- a method of doing something
- people living in the same house
- silimar to strongly
- fast
- a person who is very educated in a special field
- you fell like this when your feelings have been hurt
- similar to accident
- a particular period of time
- similar to treatment
- people who got killed in an accident
- when scientists discover something new
- a person who helps the doctors
- a doctor who takes care of your teeth
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- are caused by bacteria
- a place where sick people are treated
- they use it in marketing
- they prevent peole from getting infections
- similar to cure
- medications that treat infections
- similar to an operation
- similar to incident
- organisms that cause infections
- similar to conventional
- watching
- infections do that by infecting many people
- a place for scientists to work
- a person who drives in an ambulance
- people who need medical care
- when you get from one state to another
32 Clues: fast • watching • cleanliness • similar to care • similar to cure • similar to incident • silimar to strongly • similar to accident • similar to treatment • are caused by bacteria • similar to traditional • similar to an operation • similar to conventional • they use it in marketing • a method of doing something • a particular period of time • people who need medical care • ...
Medical Nutrition Therapy 2024-12-18
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- protein produced by the liver
- swelling caused by buildup of fluid in tissues
- relating to the stomach
- macronutrient used for building muscle
- waxy substance in blood that can contribute to heart disease
- abnormal lipid levels in the blood
- disease characterized by the inability to digest gluten
- accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity
- part of the small intestine
- having a BMI of over 30
- death of a tissue due to infection or lack of blood flow
- procedure involving small camera that can be used to diagnose Crohn's disease
- high blood pressure
- blood clot inside a blood vessel that can lead to stroke
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- molecule found in fruits and vegetables that defends against oxidative stress
- related to the heart muscle
- hardening of the arteries due to buildup of plaque
- hormone responsible for regulating blood sugar levels
- metabolic disorder characterized by the body's inability to produce insulin
- organic compounds found in food that are necessary for human health
- related to the liver
- blood cells that help fight infection
22 Clues: high blood pressure • related to the liver • relating to the stomach • having a BMI of over 30 • related to the heart muscle • part of the small intestine • protein produced by the liver • abnormal lipid levels in the blood • blood cells that help fight infection • macronutrient used for building muscle • swelling caused by buildup of fluid in tissues • ...
Medical Terms Crossword 2024-12-13
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- muscle disease
- urine blood condition
- baldness condition
- study of cells
- resembling nerve
- kidney dropping down
- Synovial membrane removal
- mind condition
- nucleus materials
- life examination
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- instrument to visually examine cell
- bladder hernia
- bone marrow tumor
- white cell
- pushing condition
- bone pain
- pertaining to head
- gland tumor
- study of heart
- stomach removal
- instrument to visually examine eye
- death abnormal condition
22 Clues: bone pain • white cell • gland tumor • bladder hernia • muscle disease • study of heart • study of cells • mind condition • stomach removal • resembling nerve • life examination • bone marrow tumor • pushing condition • nucleus materials • pertaining to head • baldness condition • kidney dropping down • urine blood condition • death abnormal condition • Synovial membrane removal • ...
Astronaut Medical Problems. 2025-04-17
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- Astronauts' lose the pressure that their heart pumps this.
- The immune system gets suppressed over time, causing this to happen easier.
- The spinal cord can do this when in space, causing height changes.
- Astronauts lose this due to sleep disturbances, lack of sun, and stress levels.
- A skin condition that is sort of like a rash.
- Low blood pressure when standing.
- Doctors, and other medical people do this to check on astronauts.
- This can happen when fluid pushes on the eyes and brain.
- Astronauts do this to not lose muscle and bone.
- Swollen eyes, due to fluid pushing on the back of the eye.
- Zero gravity, causing a bunch of problems.
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- This deteriorates due to not being used much in space.
- Astronauts grow these on the top of their feet and lose them at the bottom of their feet.
- This can occur when astronauts don't much interaction.
- This can cause DNA damage.
- A heart condition.
- A small space/small area that you are stuck in.
- Due to being in space for so long, astronauts feel this when they reach earth.
- Astronauts do this after reaching earth because they adapted to space.
- Astronauts lose this when they try and walk on earth.
20 Clues: A heart condition. • This can cause DNA damage. • Low blood pressure when standing. • Zero gravity, causing a bunch of problems. • A skin condition that is sort of like a rash. • A small space/small area that you are stuck in. • Astronauts do this to not lose muscle and bone. • Astronauts lose this when they try and walk on earth. • ...
Medical crossword puzzle 2025-04-25
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- Materials used to cover and protect wounds or injuries.
- bleeding Techniques used to stop or slow down bleeding from a wound.
- Raising an injured body part above the level of the heart to reduce swelling and bleeding.
- Scrapes or grazes where the skin is rubbed away.
- pressure Applying firm pressure directly on a wound to help control bleeding.
- A small, deep wound caused by a sharp object piercing the skin.
- Injuries that break the skin or other body tissues.
- Tubes in the body, such as arteries and veins, that carry blood.
- aid Immediate care given to a person who is injured or suddenly becomes ill.
- The process of prioritizing medical treatment based on the severity of patients' conditions.
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- Deep cuts or tears in the skin or flesh.
- degree Refers to burns that affect both the outer layer and the underlying layer of skin, causing blisters and severe pain.
- An injury where a body part is forcibly detached from its normal point of attachment.
- Clean, straight cuts made by a sharp instrument, often during surgery.
- burns Injuries caused by contact with chemicals that damage the skin or other tissues.
- The removal of a limb or part of a limb, usually through surgery.
- Broken bones.
- Invasions of the body by harmful microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, or fungi, leading to illness.
- wounds Injuries where the skin is not broken, such as bruises.
- points Specific areas on the body where pressure can be applied to control bleeding.
20 Clues: Broken bones. • Deep cuts or tears in the skin or flesh. • Scrapes or grazes where the skin is rubbed away. • Injuries that break the skin or other body tissues. • Materials used to cover and protect wounds or injuries. • A small, deep wound caused by a sharp object piercing the skin. • Tubes in the body, such as arteries and veins, that carry blood. • ...
Medical Laboratory Chemistry 2025-04-04
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- adjust an instrument accuracy
- cough, runny nose, inflamed eyes, sore throat, fever, and a red, blotchy skin rash
- a laboratory tool used to accurately measure and transfer small volumes of liquid
- swollen, painful salivary glands, fever, headache, fatigue, and appetite loss
- an enzyme family crucial for nervous system function
- a compound or mixture added to a system to cause a chemical reaction, or to test if one occurs
- the activities and practices involved in keeping laboratory equipment in good working order
- any condition that disrupts the normal chemical processes, structures, or functions of an organism or cell, often leading to observable signs and symptoms
- the liquid portion of blood
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- contagious viral infection preventable by vaccine and best known by its distinctive red rash
- a common piece of laboratory glassware used for storing, mixing, and measuring liquids
- a simple sugar which is an important energy source in living organisms
- a waxy, fat-like substance found in the blood
- rapidly rotating container that separate fluids of different densities or liquids from solids
- medical name for what is commonly known as chickenpox.
- a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver
- a hormone produced by the placenta during pregnancy
- the data and findings obtained from experiments or analyses
- protein-rich liquid that separates out when blood coagulates
- a psychoactive depressant
20 Clues: a psychoactive depressant • the liquid portion of blood • adjust an instrument accuracy • a waxy, fat-like substance found in the blood • a hormone produced by the placenta during pregnancy • a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver • an enzyme family crucial for nervous system function • medical name for what is commonly known as chickenpox. • ...
Medical History Vocabulary 2025-05-06
28 Clues: Salud • Smoke • Latex • Bruise • Cancer • Bladder • Thyroid • Anxiety • Alcohol • Stomach • Diabetes • Pharmacy • Allergies • Epilepsia • Surgeries • Arthritis • Depression • Contagious • Embarazada • Hemophilia • Antibiotics • Tuberculosis • Medicamentos • Prescription • Osteoporosis • Blood thinners • Derrame cerebral • Lactancia materna
Medical Imaging Revision 2025-10-14
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- a property which resists the passage of ultrasound
- one of the factors considered when choosing a radionuclide
- decreasing this causes the contrast on an x-ray image to increase
- the flow of charges
- type of x-ray produced from transitions
- when current repeatedly goes forward and backward
- ability of certain materials to generate an electric charge in response to being squeezed
- the change in a sound wave from a moving source relative to an observer
- vibrations between 20 - 20,000 Hz which cause the ear drum to vibrate
- the process of sending and receiving signals to locate objects
- your physics teacher's first name
- a cyclical wobble
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- branch of radiography which uses imaging technology to examine patients
- uses continuous x-rays to record a video
- detected by an x-ray detector in a CT scan
- ensures gamma rays which pass through are aligned
- most used radioisotope in medical imaging
- a spectrum which consists of radio, microwaves, visible light and gamma waves
- the number of waves every second
- radionuclide commonly used to test the function of a thyroid
- when the input and natural frequency are the same
21 Clues: a cyclical wobble • the flow of charges • the number of waves every second • your physics teacher's first name • type of x-ray produced from transitions • uses continuous x-rays to record a video • most used radioisotope in medical imaging • detected by an x-ray detector in a CT scan • ensures gamma rays which pass through are aligned • ...
