medical Crossword Puzzles
Doctors 2023-10-28
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- an expert on the subject of nutrition
- a doctor skilled in the treatment of women's diseases, especially those of the reproductive organs
- a doctor who studies and treats diseases of the nerves
- a doctor who specializes in treating diseases of the parts of the body that produce and carry urine
- a person who is professionally qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs
- a medical practitioner specializing in childrenand their diseases
- a healthcare specialist who treats conditions affecting your ears, nose and throat
- a medical professional who specializes in treating conditions relating to the immune system
- a medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of allergies
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- a doctor with special training in how to care for pregnant women and help in the birth of babies
- a medical specialty focusing on injuries and diseases affecting your musculoskeletal system (bones, muscles,joints and soft tissues)
- a medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the endocrine glands
- a person who is trained to treat injuries to bones and muscles using pressure and movement
- a person who uses X-rays or other high-energy radiation
- a medical doctor who specializes in conditions affecting your digestive system
15 Clues: an expert on the subject of nutrition • a doctor who studies and treats diseases of the nerves • a person who uses X-rays or other high-energy radiation • a medical practitioner specializing in childrenand their diseases • a medical doctor who specializes in conditions affecting your digestive system • ...
Medical technology 2017-02-05
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- The list that you have to be on before you are given the chance of a lifetime!
- What the M stands for in MRI.
- Beginning with the letter D, what gives a shock that your heart would not mind?
- What is the medical name for short-sightedness?
- What you lie in when having a MRI scan.
- Pacemakers send these types of pulses.
- Beginning with ‘D’, robots help you make these ‘abilities’ more accurately.
- In laser-eye surgery, what the section reshaped is medical named.
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- Pacemakers are often given to patients with _ _ _ _ heart rates.
- Surgeons using robots can suffer from less of this?
- A defect in the lens shape of your eye.
- Your body takes medicines to stop this happening to your newly transplanted organ.
- A person might have to be this ‘sort’ of dead, before they could be a donor!
- How nuclear medicine gets into your body.
- A specific dye that is used with MRI scans.
- A typical part that might be donated to a patient.
- What the surgeon uses to control the medical robots.
17 Clues: What the M stands for in MRI. • Pacemakers send these types of pulses. • A defect in the lens shape of your eye. • What you lie in when having a MRI scan. • How nuclear medicine gets into your body. • A specific dye that is used with MRI scans. • What is the medical name for short-sightedness? • A typical part that might be donated to a patient. • ...
Medical English 2013-04-11
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- Pain that feels like it is eating you
- A sensation that an amputated limb is still there is known as a _____ limb.
- A person who is trained to do medical work, especially first aid, but is not usually a fully qualified physician.
- A drug that causes a loss of sensation
- A vehicle specially equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from the hospital
- A type of headache that is often unilateral and can last for up to 3 days.
- A person (typically a woman) trained to assist women in childbirth.
- A technique to relief pain during childbirth that involves blocking the transmission of signals through nerves in or near the spinal cord.
- A type of lesion that can be found in the stomach and is often associated with a bacterial infection
- To deal with or manage.
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- Pain that cannot be endured or tolerated is:
- Pain that is sudden.
- A drug or medicine for relieving pain
- Pain that is long-lasting.
- The organ that holds urine until it can be expelled from the body.
- A solid or fluid-filled lesion formed by an abnormal growth of cells that appears enlarged in size.
- The final stage of pregnancy - childbirth
17 Clues: Pain that is sudden. • To deal with or manage. • Pain that is long-lasting. • Pain that feels like it is eating you • A drug or medicine for relieving pain • A drug that causes a loss of sensation • The final stage of pregnancy - childbirth • Pain that cannot be endured or tolerated is: • The organ that holds urine until it can be expelled from the body. • ...
Medical Terminology 2015-09-11
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- farther away from the torso
- closer to the torso
- the study of body structure
- toward the head
- the study of the heart
- lying on the back
- sitting position
- lying facedown
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- toward the midline of the body
- to the side, away from the midline of the body
- the trunk of the body
- away from the head
- the study of body function
- an individual who studies the nervous system
- fast heart beat
- the front of the body or body part
- the back of the body or body part
17 Clues: lying facedown • fast heart beat • toward the head • sitting position • lying on the back • away from the head • closer to the torso • the trunk of the body • the study of the heart • the study of body function • farther away from the torso • the study of body structure • toward the midline of the body • the back of the body or body part • the front of the body or body part • ...
Medical terminology 2021-09-09
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- nearer to the center
- toward the middle or center
- to the side of, or away from, the middle of the body
- quarter of an area
- suture of the skull
- the back or dorsal surface downward
- lying flat with the face downward
- buttocks
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- to the buttocks region
- pertaining to the forehead
- toward the middle or center
- relating to the skull or cranium
- part of the body that contains all of the structures between the chest and the pelvis
- away from the head
- toward the head end of the body
- ventral
- parts of the body further away from the center
- Pertaining to the chest
18 Clues: ventral • buttocks • quarter of an area • away from the head • suture of the skull • nearer to the center • to the buttocks region • Pertaining to the chest • pertaining to the forehead • toward the middle or center • toward the middle or center • toward the head end of the body • relating to the skull or cranium • lying flat with the face downward • the back or dorsal surface downward • ...
Medical 4 2021-09-08
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- separation of blood
- pre or pro
- appearing with birth
- decrease in hemoglobin
- excessive thirst
- occurs outside
- surrounding
- without speech
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- high pressure
- apart, near, with
- destroys microorganisms
- glands near kidneys
- Neoplastic cancer
- separation of substances into parts
- across, through
- two sides
- SIDS for example
17 Clues: two sides • pre or pro • surrounding • high pressure • occurs outside • without speech • across, through • excessive thirst • SIDS for example • apart, near, with • Neoplastic cancer • separation of blood • glands near kidneys • appearing with birth • decrease in hemoglobin • destroys microorganisms • separation of substances into parts
medical lab 2022-04-02
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- blood element for clotting
- blood test for all the blood elements
- number 20 in the periodic table and hardens bones
- salts impacted by alcohol
- this is low with anemia
- body organ inflamed by alcohol
- insulin producing organ
- BUN and creatine reveal health of this organ
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- is elevated in diabetes
- number of kinds of white blood cells
- where blood elements are made
- the good fat
- helps bones and mood and we make from sunlight
- full fat dairy and red meat are high in this
- yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs
- organ impacting metabolic rate
- the bad fat
17 Clues: the bad fat • the good fat • is elevated in diabetes • this is low with anemia • insulin producing organ • salts impacted by alcohol • blood element for clotting • where blood elements are made • organ impacting metabolic rate • body organ inflamed by alcohol • number of kinds of white blood cells • blood test for all the blood elements • yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs • ...
medical lab 2022-04-02
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- blood element for clotting
- blood test for all the blood elements
- number 20 in the periodic table and hardens bones
- salts impacted by alcohol
- this is low with anemia
- body organ inflamed by alcohol
- insulin producing organ
- BUN and creatine reveal health of this organ
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- is elevated in diabetes
- number of kinds of white blood cells
- where blood elements are made
- the good fat
- helps bones and mood and we make from sunlight
- full fat dairy and red meat are high in this
- yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs
- organ impacting metabolic rate
- the bad fat
17 Clues: the bad fat • the good fat • is elevated in diabetes • this is low with anemia • insulin producing organ • salts impacted by alcohol • blood element for clotting • where blood elements are made • organ impacting metabolic rate • body organ inflamed by alcohol • number of kinds of white blood cells • blood test for all the blood elements • yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs • ...
Medical Terminology 2022-02-15
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- tail
- brachi/o
- crani/o
- epitheli/o
- crur/o
- neur/o
- abdomen
- back of body
- away from
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- neck,cervix
- muscul/o
- side
- infer/o
- glute/o
- cephal/o
- middle
- front
17 Clues: tail • side • front • crur/o • middle • neur/o • infer/o • crani/o • glute/o • abdomen • muscul/o • brachi/o • cephal/o • away from • epitheli/o • neck,cervix • back of body
medical terms 2021-07-29
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- before birth
- temporary cessation of breathing
- cut apart
- secreting internally
- relieving pain
- one tenth of a liter
- immune body fights foreign substances
- beyond the audible range
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- to draw away
- lack or absence of bile secretion
- mutually reinforcing
- a widespread epidemic
- lack of water
- malignant, green- colored tumor
- above the pelvis
- to draw toward
- red blood cell
17 Clues: cut apart • to draw away • before birth • lack of water • to draw toward • relieving pain • red blood cell • above the pelvis • mutually reinforcing • secreting internally • one tenth of a liter • a widespread epidemic • beyond the audible range • malignant, green- colored tumor • temporary cessation of breathing • lack or absence of bile secretion • immune body fights foreign substances
Medical Terminology 2023-01-17
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- -UNCONSCIOUS
- -SUPPORTS USED TO HELP PREVENT INJURY
- - O2
- -THE HEART OF LUNGS STOPS
- -RESTLESSNESS
- -SOMEONE HAVING PROBLEMS
- -SUDDEN THREATENING SITUATION
- -TOO MUCH INSULIN PRODUCED
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- -EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION
- -DIFFICULTY BREATHING
- -ABNORMAL BLEEDING
- -MANEUVER TO HELP SOMEONE SHOCKING
- -A BLUISH DISCOLORATION OF THE SKIN OR MUCUOS MEMBRANE
- -PALE SKIN OR MUCUOS MEMBRANE
- - protective gloves
- -WRITTEN IDEA ABOUT WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF FIRE OR DISASTER
- -IMMEDIATELY
17 Clues: - O2 • -UNCONSCIOUS • -IMMEDIATELY • -RESTLESSNESS • -ABNORMAL BLEEDING • - protective gloves • -DIFFICULTY BREATHING • -EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION • -SOMEONE HAVING PROBLEMS • -THE HEART OF LUNGS STOPS • -TOO MUCH INSULIN PRODUCED • -PALE SKIN OR MUCUOS MEMBRANE • -SUDDEN THREATENING SITUATION • -MANEUVER TO HELP SOMEONE SHOCKING • -SUPPORTS USED TO HELP PREVENT INJURY • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-05-30
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- Fixed out of pocket amount the subscriber pays for medical services before the insurance will assume liability.
- A benefit designed to allow for a designated individual to visit the member if they are inpatient more than 7 days abroad.
- The identification of an illness or other problem
- Ensures the physician never receives more than 100% reimbursement owed
- A fixed amount the member pays for each diagnostic visit to the doctor or hospital.
- Percentage of covered expense which must be paid by the member
- Average charge for similar medical services in specific geographical locations
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- Maximums for services which have a specific dollar amount or service limit.
- A length of time during which a benefit is paid
- A physician focused on a specific area of medicine
- An adjunct to basic medical services
- The amount agreed upon by the Plan and Providers as payment in full for services rendered
- An institution licensed to
- Contract between GeoBlue and the applicant/group. It describes the benefit plan for which an individual is enrolled
- Administrative Services Only
- The member’s country of domicile
- The difference between the charged amount on a claim and the allowed (UCR) on a claim. This is sometimes the patient’s responsibility.
17 Clues: An institution licensed to • Administrative Services Only • The member’s country of domicile • An adjunct to basic medical services • A length of time during which a benefit is paid • The identification of an illness or other problem • A physician focused on a specific area of medicine • Percentage of covered expense which must be paid by the member • ...
Vocabulary - Medical 2024-06-04
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- - A hard covering to protect and support a broken bone.
- - A medical procedure to fix or take out something inside the body.
- - A break in a bone.
- - A small solid dose of medicine.
- - A picture of the inside of the body, especially bones.
- - An injury caused by twisting a joint.
- - Something used to treat illness or pain.
- - An injury where the skin is not broken but there is bleeding underneath.
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- - A small open injury on the skin.
- - Something you put on a big cut.
- - When your body temperature is higher than 37.3C
- - Harm or damage to the body.
- - An injury where the skin is cut or broken.
- - A common illness that causes fever, cough, and body aches.
- - A sticky strip used to cover a small wound.
- - Medicine you take when you have a headache.
- - The pain inside your ear.
17 Clues: - A break in a bone. • - The pain inside your ear. • - Harm or damage to the body. • - Something you put on a big cut. • - A small solid dose of medicine. • - A small open injury on the skin. • - An injury caused by twisting a joint. • - Something used to treat illness or pain. • - An injury where the skin is cut or broken. • - A sticky strip used to cover a small wound. • ...
Medical Specialities 2022-08-09
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- administering medications to eliminate sensations, including pain
- branch of medicine involving study and treatment of the blood
- physiology and medicine concerned with endocrine glands and hormones.
- investigations and treatment for women with urinary incontinence
- medicine that deals with problems affecting the nervous system.
- reproductive system of women
- specialised medical care for people living with a serious illness, such as cancer or heart failure
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- diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders
- diagnosis and treatment of cancer
- study and treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye
- medicine that deals with the physiology and diseases of the kidneys
- study and treatment of the blood
- branch of medicine that deals with diseases and abnormalities of the heart.
- medical study of immune systems
- concerned with childbirth and midwifery
- deals with the joints, soft tissues, autoimmune diseases and heritable connective tissue disorders.
- doctor who specialises in mental health
- urinary tract and the male reproductive tract
18 Clues: reproductive system of women • medical study of immune systems • study and treatment of the blood • diagnosis and treatment of cancer • concerned with childbirth and midwifery • doctor who specialises in mental health • diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders • urinary tract and the male reproductive tract • study and treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye • ...
Medical sciences 2019-01-16
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- szenvedés
- ...animal: háziállat
- csupasz
- járvány
- fertőzés
- jótékony hatás
- érzéketlen
- módszer
- szerv
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- bőr
- csökkentés
- háziorvos
- bizonyos
- megelőz
- hatásos
- kísérlet
- viselkedés
17 Clues: bőr • szerv • megelőz • hatásos • csupasz • járvány • módszer • bizonyos • kísérlet • fertőzés • szenvedés • háziorvos • csökkentés • viselkedés • érzéketlen • jótékony hatás • ...animal: háziállat
Medical Math 2020-11-24
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- Abbreviated to "iu"
- Number of mg per ml of large animal oxytetracycline
- Sixteen ounces
- One thousand mg
- Number of ml of ceftriaxone for a 120lb foal; dose at 50mg/kg and 100mg/ml solution (round down)
- Three grams of gentomicin (100mg/ml) in ml
- Number of tabs of misoprostol; 200mcg/tab dosed at 3mcg/kg in a 1400lb horse
- Weight in pounds of a 227kg horse
- Number of ml in an ounce
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- Number of ml in a tablespoon
- Number of grams of dextrose in 100 ml of 50% dextrose solution
- A tenth of a liter
- Drug available in 2 different IV forms at 2mg/ml or 4 mg/ml
- Patient weighs 450kg; medication dose is 20mg/kg for a 100mg/ml suspension
- Measurement equal to 64.8mg
- Number of grams of lidocaine in 100ml of 2% lidocaine solution
- Number of ml in a teaspoon
- 28 ml of 250mg/ml suspension
- Number of mg in one ml of Ceftiofur; 1g reconstituted with 20ml sterile water
19 Clues: Sixteen ounces • One thousand mg • A tenth of a liter • Abbreviated to "iu" • Number of ml in an ounce • Number of ml in a teaspoon • Measurement equal to 64.8mg • Number of ml in a tablespoon • 28 ml of 250mg/ml suspension • Weight in pounds of a 227kg horse • Three grams of gentomicin (100mg/ml) in ml • Number of mg per ml of large animal oxytetracycline • ...
Medical Terms 2021-09-14
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- Using the thumb or fingers to apply pressure to particular spots, or pressure points, on the body in order to relieve pain.
- Pain resulting from something not normally painful, such as a light touch.
- A common, over-the-counter drug used to reduce fever and relieve mild to moderate pain, but which does not reduce redness or swelling (inflammation).
- A type of cancer that grows in the layer of tissue known as the epithelium. This tissue lines organs and structures in the body, protecting or enclosing them.
- The second vertebra of the neck (from the skull); also called the C-2 vertebra.
- Being unable to control movement; symptoms include shaking and an unsteady walk.
- A tooth or implant to which a fixed prosthesis is anchored.
- Joint disease or disorder.
- response When the body’s immune system mistakenly views the body’s own tissues and organs as foreign invaders and attacks them.
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- A neurotransmitter (a chemical messenger that sends signals between brain cells) that plays roles in attention, learning, and memory.
- nervous system: The part of the nervous system that controls involuntary actions, such as blood pressure or breathing. It also plays an important role in the fight or flight response to danger.
- A condition in which the stomach produces little or no acid. This can affect digestion, cause stomach pain, and keep the body from absorbing vitamins and nutrients.
- The armpit.
- A scraping or rubbing away of the skin or other surface.
- node Abbreviation for atrioventricular node, a major part of the electrical system in the heart that acts as a gateway between the atria and the ventricles. An electrical signal generated by the sinoatrial node (the heart's natural pacemaker) moves through the heart until it reaches the atrioventricular node, a cluster of cells at the bottom of the right atrium. The AV node delays the signal before it is passed to the ventricles. This lets the atria fully contract before the ventricles contract.
- immunity The ability of the body to learn to fight specific infections after being exposed to the germs that cause them.
- intake An estimate of the amount of a nutrient needed by healthy people. The Adequate Intake is used when there isn’t enough information to set a recommended dietary allowance (RDA).
17 Clues: The armpit. • Joint disease or disorder. • A scraping or rubbing away of the skin or other surface. • A tooth or implant to which a fixed prosthesis is anchored. • Pain resulting from something not normally painful, such as a light touch. • The second vertebra of the neck (from the skull); also called the C-2 vertebra. • ...
Medical Terms 2021-09-09
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- too much
- within
- blood
- tongue
- white
- single
- side
- large, big
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- half
- iron
- sugar
- bone marrow
- tissue
- near
- abdomen
- kidney
- eye
17 Clues: eye • half • iron • near • side • sugar • blood • white • within • tissue • tongue • single • kidney • abdomen • too much • large, big • bone marrow
Medical - Surgical 2012-11-30
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- Causes destruction of the alveoli, leading to a decreased surface area for gas
- Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation's affect on the pain pathways.
- Affect burns have on basal metabolic rate (BMR)
- Absence of GI motility
- Carbon dioxide retention, and respiratory acidosis.
- Diameter of skin lesion that needs to be reported (mm)
- Type of stool test that requires restriction of red meat
- Monitor breast biopsy site for complications
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- Obtained from animals, such as pigs, for partial-thickness burn wounds.
- Rifampin will have what side effect on the urine.
- Isolation used for burn patients to prevent infection
- Electrolyte that can cause hypotension with level above and/or below desired range.
- TB test results caused by Bacillus Calmette-Guerin vaccine
- Decrease in white and red blood cells and platelets.
- Type of restriction Glomerulonephritis may require.
- Contraindicated in clients with allergy to sulfonamides.
- 1-2 pounds per week require a call to health care provider
17 Clues: Absence of GI motility • Monitor breast biopsy site for complications • Affect burns have on basal metabolic rate (BMR) • Rifampin will have what side effect on the urine. • Type of restriction Glomerulonephritis may require. • Carbon dioxide retention, and respiratory acidosis. • Decrease in white and red blood cells and platelets. • ...
Medical Terms 2013-05-02
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- / The rubbing away of superficial layers of skin through friction
- / Removal of a portion of tissue for futher examination for diagnostic purposes
- / A sudden attack, spasm, or convulsion as in epilepsy or another disorder
- / Medication that blocks allergy symptoms
- / A hollow, flexible tube for passage into a structure to remove or inject fluid
- Breaks, ruptures, or cracks, especially in bone or cartilage
- / Collection of blood in a tissue that clots and then becomes encapsulated by connective tissue
- / Yellowing of the eyes, skin, and mucous membranes due to accumulation of bile salts in these tissues
- / Magnetic resonance imaging, a technique for viewing internal organs and bones that don't show up well on x-rays
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- / Connective tissues found in joins, nose, outside of ears, etc.
- / Computerized axial tomography scan, x-rays taken from many angles and arranged to give a 3-D picture
- / A collection of fluid, pus, located on or in the body that is an immune syspem response to an infective substance
- / Non-invasive use of ultrasonic sound waves for diagnostic purposes
- / Parts of the body that are located away from the trunk
- / Dizziness, especially the feeling that one's surroundings are rotating rapidly
- / The area of the body located between the neck and pelvis
- / Hypersensitivity to a substance producing systemic reactions such as rashes, runny noses, etc
17 Clues: / Medication that blocks allergy symptoms • / Parts of the body that are located away from the trunk • / The area of the body located between the neck and pelvis • Breaks, ruptures, or cracks, especially in bone or cartilage • / Connective tissues found in joins, nose, outside of ears, etc. • / The rubbing away of superficial layers of skin through friction • ...
Medical Terminology 2022-02-15
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- Wrist
- Foot
- Immune
- Gland
- Genital Region
- Middle
- Cancer
- Dry
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- Sweat
- Leg
- Radius
- Skin
- Female
- Back
- Oil
- Nerve
- Ilium
17 Clues: Leg • Oil • Dry • Skin • Foot • Back • Sweat • Wrist • Gland • Nerve • Ilium • Radius • Female • Immune • Middle • Cancer • Genital Region
Medical terminology 2023-11-13
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- an air pipe from the larynx to the bronchi
- brings blood away from the heart
- the constant state of neutral balance within the body
- Movement away from the midline
- moving in a circle at a joint
- septum Separates the nasal cavity into two sections
- microscopic air sacs in the lungs
- the small branches of the bronchi
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- the iron-containing protein of the red blood cells
- serous membrane that folds back on itself to form a membranous pleural sac
- Period of relaxation oh the heart
- the process of taking in air
- the process of taking in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide
- the flap cartilage at the roof of the tongue that depresses during swallowing
- also known as the voice box
- brings blood towards the heart
- Hairlike projections
17 Clues: Hairlike projections • also known as the voice box • the process of taking in air • moving in a circle at a joint • Movement away from the midline • brings blood towards the heart • brings blood away from the heart • Period of relaxation oh the heart • microscopic air sacs in the lungs • the small branches of the bronchi • an air pipe from the larynx to the bronchi • ...
Biomedical Science 2017-10-19
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- Assurance worker Maintenance of desired level of quality in products
- study of the human movement.
- Engineer creates medical technology.
- cares for individuals in the doctor’s office and hospital
- writer writes down information from experiments
- instructor Teaches you yoga to relieve stress
- Ray Cryptographer atomic and molecular structures of crystals made from organic matter
- helps people with back problems.
- uses different kinds heath practice to treat patients
- scientistanalyzes evidence from crime scenes
- helps people with hearing.
- diagnoses disease use medical imaging
- photographer Takes pictures under water
- Educator Tells people how to take care of themselves.
- Technician look at cultures to figure out what kind of disease .
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- manager Manages what is equal for humans and animals
- the study of animals
- Assistant takes other tasks in the doctor's office.
- operator Responsible jetty operation
- analyzes types of diets.
- studies the immune system.
- Doctor for animals
- Counselor tells you through your genes if you have any inherited disease.
- Study of testing how safe a medicine is for you
- works in medical emergencies
- Hygienists helps people with their teeth.
26 Clues: Doctor for animals • the study of animals • analyzes types of diets. • studies the immune system. • helps people with hearing. • study of the human movement. • works in medical emergencies • helps people with back problems. • operator Responsible jetty operation • Engineer creates medical technology. • diagnoses disease use medical imaging • ...
S. Eubanks 2014-03-06
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- Primary care Physician
- Writer flags Allergies.
- The term used to describe a patient who does not follow the medical advice given.
- altering something to meet individual specifications.
- H: History. E: Examination. D: Details of problem and complaints. D: Drugs and dosage. A: Assessment. R: Return visit information or referral, if applicable
- The recording of information in a patient's medical records.
- History of present illness.
- pertaining to data that are obtained from conversation with a person or patient.
- Use precise description and accepted medical terminology.
- To examine and review a group of patients records.
- of systems A process of gathering information about a patient's health.
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- Problem Oriented Medical Record.
- Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan.
- The transforming of spoken notes into accurate written form. (11)
- Computerized records that need periodic attention. Sends an alert for follow-up care.
- Fill out completely all the forms used in the patient record.
- Verification Checks insurance coverage.
- measurable, such as vital signs, test results, or physical examination findings.
- Not a legal record.
- electronic health record.
20 Clues: Not a legal record. • Primary care Physician • Writer flags Allergies. • electronic health record. • History of present illness. • Problem Oriented Medical Record. • Verification Checks insurance coverage. • Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan. • To examine and review a group of patients records. • altering something to meet individual specifications. • ...
Medieval Doctors and Medicine 2022-08-23
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- - Applied to aching joints
- - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases.
- - Medical practioners that deliver surgeries.
- - People who were not doctors but had knowledge on healing people with herbs.
- - A medical procedure where a hole is drilled into a humans skull to clear infections.
- - Removal of blood to cure illnesses and disease.
- - A bacterial disease spread through contaminated food and water.
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- - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness
- - Used to treat headaches
- - Used to isolate sick patients from coastal cities.
- - A plaque pandemic in the Middle Ages
- - Someone who removed decay, filled holes and fixed loose teeth using a range of tools.
- - The natural healing remedies.
- - Used to treat lung conditions
- - A cure offered to those who were wealthy with the black death
- - The medical method that included plucking a healthy and alive chicken.
- - The people that opened up hospitals for the sick
- - Used to reduce fevers
- - cared and treated those who were sick
- - The medical system where doctors check the stars
- - Used as an antiseptic on wounds
21 Clues: - Used to reduce fevers • - Used to treat headaches • - Applied to aching joints • - The natural healing remedies. • - Used to treat lung conditions • - Used as an antiseptic on wounds • - A plaque pandemic in the Middle Ages • - cared and treated those who were sick • - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases. • - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness • ...
wordsort 41 2024-01-18
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- Law enforcement
- Communication
- Financial plan
- Workplace
- Waste material
- Royal female
- Achievement
- Potential harm
- Repeated exercise
- Bravery or valour
- Observe carefully
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- Grammatical unit
- Small community
- Travel belongings
- Measurement between points
- Medical dressing
- Outer layer
- Break or pause
- Location details
- Control or oversee
- Wrapped item
- Medical practitioner
- Systematic knowledge
- Small device
24 Clues: Workplace • Outer layer • Achievement • Royal female • Wrapped item • Small device • Communication • Break or pause • Financial plan • Waste material • Potential harm • Small community • Law enforcement • Grammatical unit • Medical dressing • Location details • Travel belongings • Repeated exercise • Bravery or valour • Observe carefully • Control or oversee • Medical practitioner • Systematic knowledge • ...
Key Terminology 2024-03-08
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- case status of a write-up from an that summarizes the medical data gathered
- family member means the spouse, parents, children, or any other person who financially relies on the employee.
- confirming how the member has access to Teladoc Health services
- nomenclature used to designate the Salesforce platform
- page that captures the demographic information
- any service that meets specific criteria and is given priority with shorter turn around time at any stage of the case
- first point of contact for Teladoc Health members
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- the primary account holder
- medical records are being reviewed by the Member Advocate
- the individual receiving Teladoc Health services
- directing members the most appropriate Teladoc Health service based on their medical condition and clinical status.
- the team that support our members by coaching, advocating for, and providing informational reports appropriate to their medical questions or condition.
- case status of the process of gathering a medical/clinical history by means of asking the Members about their past and current medical/clinical history, treatment etc.
- page that registers the primary concern and reason for the call
- the employer or insurance policies or plan sponsor who purchase Teladoc Health services
- documents all stages of a member's journey with Teladoc Health
16 Clues: the primary account holder • page that captures the demographic information • the individual receiving Teladoc Health services • first point of contact for Teladoc Health members • nomenclature used to designate the Salesforce platform • medical records are being reviewed by the Member Advocate • documents all stages of a member's journey with Teladoc Health • ...
First Aid Assessment 2020-12-14
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- 30 are preformed in CPR
- protects people preforming medical assistance
- when someone's airway is blocked
- brain injury caused by sudden trauma
- can be worn to protect yourself
- a portable electronic device
- emergency medical services
- an electrical disturbance in the brain
- first responder's obligation
- failure to take care of something
- apply this to stop bleeding
- preformed twice during each round of CPR
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- a device used to stop bleeding
- medical procedures that can be preformed by anyone
- not following legal duties
- can occur weeks after initial injury
- preformed when someone is choking
- a life-threatening allergic reaction
- a center specialized in poison treatment
- a seizure that occurs in one part of the brain
- performed when the victim is unconscious
- infered consent due to the patient being unable to respond
- remember this when in a medical emergency
- first responders ignoring their obligation
- doing an act of service
- privacy between doctor and patient
- when a victim verbally consents to treatment
- a state caused by lack of bloodflow
28 Clues: 30 are preformed in CPR • doing an act of service • not following legal duties • emergency medical services • apply this to stop bleeding • a portable electronic device • first responder's obligation • a device used to stop bleeding • can be worn to protect yourself • when someone's airway is blocked • preformed when someone is choking • failure to take care of something • ...
Medieval Ages Doctors and Medicine 2022-08-23
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- - Applied to aching joints
- - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases.
- - Medical practioners that deliver surgeries.
- - People who were not doctors but had knowledge on healing people with herbs.
- - A medical procedure where a hole is drilled into a humans skull to clear infections.
- - Removal of blood to cure illnesses and disease.
- - A bacterial disease spread through contaminated food and water.
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- - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness
- - Used to treat headaches
- - Used to isolate sick patients from coastal cities.
- - A plaque pandemic in the middle ages
- - removed decay, filled holes and fixed loose teeth using a range of tools.
- - The natural healing remedies.
- - Used to treat lung conditions
- - A cure offered to those who were wealthy with the black death
- - The medical method that included plucking a healthy and alive chicken.
- - The people that opened up hospitals for the sick
- - Used to reduce fevers
- - cared and treated those who were sick
- - The medical system where doctors check the stars
- - Used as an antiseptic on wounds
21 Clues: - Used to reduce fevers • - Used to treat headaches • - Applied to aching joints • - The natural healing remedies. • - Used to treat lung conditions • - Used as an antiseptic on wounds • - A plaque pandemic in the middle ages • - cared and treated those who were sick • - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases. • - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness • ...
3101- Connecting Doors Vocabulary - p. 25 2019-01-21
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- fluid that circulates in the heart, arteries, capillaries, and veins
- synonym of the word personnel
- vehicle equipped for transporting the injured or sick
- facility usually smaller than a hospital where physicians meet patients
- person receiving care from health professionals
- situation that calls for or requires immediate action
- medicinal substance often a synonym for drug
- person specializing in restoration of movement after an injury
- trained medical technician licensed to provide a wide range of emergency services
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- person who cares for the sick or disabled
- place where a person works
- person specializing in medical radiology
- synonym of find out
- person skilled or specializing in healing people
- plural of tooth
- medical specialist who operates
- synonym of gain anew
- professional who looks after animals especially domestic animals
- the general condition of the body
- condition of a person suffering from high levels of physical or especially psychological stress
- an institution where the sick or injured are given medical or surgical care
- medication injected in the body with a syringe
- synonym of sector, domain, area
23 Clues: plural of tooth • synonym of find out • synonym of gain anew • place where a person works • synonym of the word personnel • medical specialist who operates • synonym of sector, domain, area • the general condition of the body • person specializing in medical radiology • person who cares for the sick or disabled • medicinal substance often a synonym for drug • ...
Legal and Ethical Issues Key Term Part I 2024-05-10
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- health information (PHI:) a person’s private health information, which includes name,
- relationship has been established.
- in health care, a patient’s record of following the healthcare treatment plan and
- healthcare organizations; includes information such as medical history, diagnoses, treatment
- telephone number, social security number, email address, and medical record number.
- the legal and ethical principle of keeping private information private.
- a rule established to help people live peacefully together and to ensure order and safety.
- be kept private and secure and that organizations take special steps to protect this
- patients with information about advance directives.
- purposeful mistreatment that causes physical, mental, or emotional pain or injury to someone.
- medications, immunization records, vital signs measurements, and imaging, test, and laboratory
- in an emergency situation.
- Self-Determination Act (PSDA): a federal law requiring that medical practices and facilities
- of care: the professional standard that must be met to deliver safe and effective patient care.
- Samaritan Law: a law passed to protect individuals from liability when they provide medical aid,
- his healthcare providers; may be known by different names in different states (e.g., Medical Orders
- Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST): a medical order that specifies the treatments
- person wishes to receive when he is very ill; decisions are based on conversations between the patient
- tube to be inserted to prolong life.
- Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA): a federal law that requires health
- law: branch of law dealing with disputes between individuals.
- actions, or the failure to act or provide the proper care, resulting in unintended injury to a
- directive: a legal document that allows people to decide what kind of medical care they wish to
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- and healthcare coverage based on genetic information.
- Life- Sustaining Treatment [MOLST]).
- not intubate (DNI): a type of advance directive indicating that the patient does not wish
- patient to make medical decisions if the person becomes ill or disabled.
- Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA): a federal law banning discrimination in
- law: branch of law dealing with offenses considered to harm all of society.
- health records (EHR): an electronic version of a patient’s medical record that can be shared
- known as directive to physicians and health care directive.
- they have regular contact with vulnerable populations.
- resuscitation (CPR) to be performed in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest.
- will: a document that outlines specific medical care a person wants or does not want to receive;
- the knowledge of right and wrong.
- not resuscitate (DNR): a type of advance directive indicating that the patient does not wish a
- is bad practice.
- in health care, failure of a practitioner to provide needed care to a patient with whom a
- power of attorney for health care: a type of advance directive designated a person other than
- in medicine, failure on the part of a provider to meet a professional standard of care; literal
- legally responsible.
- in the event they are unable to make those decisions themselves.
- appointments.
- reporter: person who is legally required to report suspected or observed abuse or neglect
44 Clues: appointments. • is bad practice. • legally responsible. • in an emergency situation. • the knowledge of right and wrong. • relationship has been established. • Life- Sustaining Treatment [MOLST]). • tube to be inserted to prolong life. • patients with information about advance directives. • and healthcare coverage based on genetic information. • ...
Rachelle and Yuki's Wedding Crossword! (use hyphen's as spaces) 2023-01-28
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- Yuki's sibling's name?
- bride's medical school city (acronym)?
- groom's favorite food?
- groom's home town?
- groom's favorite sport to watch?
- where did they propose?
- favorite video game to play together?
- bride's favorite food (2 words)?
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- bride's Chinese middle name?
- Rachelle's sibling's name?
- medical specialty of choice?
- where did the couple meet (acronym)?
- meaning of groom's name in English?
- bride's home town?
- grooms medical school name (acronym)?
15 Clues: groom's home town? • bride's home town? • Yuki's sibling's name? • groom's favorite food? • where did they propose? • Rachelle's sibling's name? • bride's Chinese middle name? • medical specialty of choice? • groom's favorite sport to watch? • bride's favorite food (2 words)? • meaning of groom's name in English? • where did the couple meet (acronym)? • ...
Aurelia's Crossword 2014-05-14
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- problem oriented medical record
- data that is obtained from conversation with a patient
- subjective information that cannot be seen or felt
- data that is measurable
- to review a group of patient records for completeness and accuracy
- personal health information that is stored on a computer and protected by HIPPA guidelines
- source oriented medical record
- a health record that can be used by all doctor's at one time
- spoken words that is correctly transformed in to writing
- the main reason for a office visit to a doctor
- recording information in a patients medical records
- a standardized format a computer system uses
- statistical data relating to population and particular group within
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- records kept by the patient not legal document
- gathered information about a patient even though no relation to chief compliant
- the main reason physicians do not change over to a EHR system
- the ranking percentage the US is for medical related deaths
- a specialized set up for a doctor's office computer system
- compilation of important information about a patients medical history
- objective factor that can be seen or felt
- a health record kept by one doctor's office
- health insurance portability and accountability act protects information about patients
- chief compliant, examination, details, drugs, assessment, return visit
- subjective, objective, assessment, plan
- patient that does not follow doctor's orders
25 Clues: data that is measurable • source oriented medical record • problem oriented medical record • subjective, objective, assessment, plan • objective factor that can be seen or felt • a health record kept by one doctor's office • patient that does not follow doctor's orders • a standardized format a computer system uses • records kept by the patient not legal document • ...
Week 12 Crossword 2020-02-26
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- / a device used to transmit sound over long distances, usually by wire
- / the state of being male or female
- / a person skilled in making things, esp. with the hands
- / a doctor specializing in the medical care of children
- / an apparatus or system by which messages may be sent by a coded arrangement of simple electrical impulses
- / of or pertaining to the heart and blood vessels
- / the medical study and treatment of foot problems
- / the medical science concerned with the issues that tend to occur in old age
- / created to imitate something natural
- / the beginning or origin of something
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- / the process of transmitting visual images in the form of electromagnetic waves over distances to be seen on a screen
- / an optical instrument that uses lenses and sometimes mirrors to enlarge the images of distant objects, especially those in outer space
- / a chromosome that influences a particular hereditary characteristic, such as eye color
- / any object made by human beings
- / the medical science or practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing mental and emotional disorders
- / a medical doctor who specializes in the workings and diseases of the heart
- / the curve drawn by an electrocardiograph in recording the mechanical movements of the heart
- / of or pertaining to the heart
- / having origin in a country or locality; native
- / a person who does any act with a high level of skill or talent
20 Clues: / of or pertaining to the heart • / any object made by human beings • / the state of being male or female • / created to imitate something natural • / the beginning or origin of something • / having origin in a country or locality; native • / of or pertaining to the heart and blood vessels • / the medical study and treatment of foot problems • ...
Medicare 2020-02-19
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- Care Care for terminally ill
- Care Bathing, Dressing, Cooking Care
- Drugs taken for long term conditions
- If members spouse worked 40 quarters, the member does not have to pay Part A premium
- Carve out Member eligible for Part B but doesn't sign up and has group coverage
- Rx Essential, Enhanced, Enhanced Plus
- Disabled for 24 monhts
- 6 Tier only found on Blue Advantage
- Emergency Condition not related to accidents or surgical problems but needs immediate attention
- Allows member 12 months from sign up date to cancel Blue Advantage
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- Enrollment Penalty Law put in place in 2006
- List of drugs
- B Heparin, Epogen Alfa, Procrit
- Budget Act Authorized CMS to contract with managed care plans
- Medical Used to supplement or replace Cross and Shield medical and surgical riders
- Hospital services done to preserve teeth
- Bought from private insurance company to pay health costs
- Test Covered under Major Medical, show ups as a Shield Claim
- Medigap
19 Clues: Medigap • List of drugs • Disabled for 24 monhts • Care Care for terminally ill • B Heparin, Epogen Alfa, Procrit • 6 Tier only found on Blue Advantage • Care Bathing, Dressing, Cooking Care • Drugs taken for long term conditions • Rx Essential, Enhanced, Enhanced Plus • Hospital services done to preserve teeth • Enrollment Penalty Law put in place in 2006 • ...
First Aid Review-Liberi 2021-11-18
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- steps taken in an emergency to keep people safe
- the motion in which one would squeeze a person's stomach harshly when they are choking
- a portable shock machine that helps restart heartbeats
- from a medical standpoint it's not fulfilling your duty(oath) and doing more harm
- medical help given to an injured person
- is a victim whose content is assumed to be given
- large amounts of snow and ice falling down a slope and building up
- swallowing something like food, water, or another substance
- unlawful capturing of an aircraft
- when your brain realeses electricity in the wrong doses to the rest of your body causing a spasm
- damage done to the brain
- Emergency medical service
- medical center that provides medical attention to poison victims
- states that a doctor doesn't share a patients' information with anyone
- life-threatening allergic reaction
- a small, portable device that can put out fires
- a tightly wrapped bandage in front of a wound that slows severe bleeding
- when a patient is wrongfully treated and their health declines
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- when one's concussion symptoms last longer than the concussion itself
- applying pressure to a clean bandage that is on an open wound
- irregular heartbeat
- in a medical situation is the lack of proper medical care for an injured person
- when your body's temperature drops below where it should be and starts to "freeze"
- 100 beats per minute compressions
- the need to help injured people by duty of either ethics or oath
- is a mentally competent adults consent to do something
- the need to have a person's approval before helping them or getting involved
- is the definition of when the wrong drugs are given to a patient
- knowing that is going on around you, keeps you safe
- when a person's airways are clogged and they aren't getting air
- word for a seizure that only occurs in one place in the brain
- breathing in
- a term for when a person's body isn't getting enough blood and their body enters critical condition
33 Clues: breathing in • irregular heartbeat • damage done to the brain • Emergency medical service • 100 beats per minute compressions • unlawful capturing of an aircraft • life-threatening allergic reaction • medical help given to an injured person • steps taken in an emergency to keep people safe • a small, portable device that can put out fires • ...
Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17
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- Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
- Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
- Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
- Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
- Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
- Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
- Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
- Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
- Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
- Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures
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- insurnace that covers specified dental services
- Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
- Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
- Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
- Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
- Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
- Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
- insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
- Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
- Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
- Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
- Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
- type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost
23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...
Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17
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- Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
- Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
- Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
- Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
- Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
- Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
- Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
- Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
- Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
- Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures
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- insurnace that covers specified dental services
- Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
- Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
- Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
- Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
- Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
- Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
- insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
- Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
- Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
- Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
- Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
- type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost
23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...
Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17
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- Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
- Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
- Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
- Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
- Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
- Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
- Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
- Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
- Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
- Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures
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- insurnace that covers specified dental services
- Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
- Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
- Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
- Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
- Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
- Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
- insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
- Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
- Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
- Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
- Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
- type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost
23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...
Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17
Across
- Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
- Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
- Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
- Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
- Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
- Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
- Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
- Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
- Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
- Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures
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- insurnace that covers specified dental services
- Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
- Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
- Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
- Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
- Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
- Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
- insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
- Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
- Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
- Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
- Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
- type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost
23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...
1B 8 5 Maryam Rana and Aliya Laws 2018-11-06
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- medical advice
- immune deficiency syndrome
- ears
- of daily living
- blood gas
- earad lib
- medical association
- pulse
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- meals
- and posterior
- and discharge
- acid
- ear
- & physiology
- soon as possible
15 Clues: ear • ears • acid • meals • pulse • blood gas • earad lib • & physiology • and posterior • and discharge • medical advice • of daily living • soon as possible • medical association • immune deficiency syndrome
Medical 2020-08-03
Across
- an antigenic poison or venom
- a long stick used as a support a lame person
- to pierce with a pointed instrument
- uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in the body
- examination of tissue to discover the presence or cause of a disease.
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- tweezers used in surgery
- a state of confusion
- to look at all parts of something
- rhythmical throbbing of the arteries
- caused by an abnormal growth of tissue
10 Clues: a state of confusion • tweezers used in surgery • an antigenic poison or venom • to look at all parts of something • to pierce with a pointed instrument • rhythmical throbbing of the arteries • caused by an abnormal growth of tissue • a long stick used as a support a lame person • uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in the body • ...
Medical 2020-08-03
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- examination of tissue to discover the presence or cause of a disease.
- a long stick used as a support a lame person
- rhythmical throbbing of the arteries
- to pierce with a pointed instrument
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- caused by an abnormal growth of tissue
- a state of confusion
- tweezers used in surgery
- to look at all parts of something
- uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in the body
- an antigenic poison or venom
10 Clues: a state of confusion • tweezers used in surgery • an antigenic poison or venom • to look at all parts of something • to pierce with a pointed instrument • rhythmical throbbing of the arteries • caused by an abnormal growth of tissue • a long stick used as a support a lame person • uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in the body • ...
Medical 2020-08-03
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- (Fluid) change to a solid or semisolid state
- act of putting liquid into a person's body using a needle
- transplant (living tissue)
- late stage of scarring of the liver
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- heart
- empty space within a solid object
- a heart attack
- pair of organs situated within the rib cage
- the surgical procedure of closing off a blood vessel or duct or tube
- surgically created opening through which urine passes
10 Clues: heart • a heart attack • transplant (living tissue) • empty space within a solid object • late stage of scarring of the liver • pair of organs situated within the rib cage • (Fluid) change to a solid or semisolid state • surgically created opening through which urine passes • act of putting liquid into a person's body using a needle • ...
Medical 2020-08-03
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- showing no symptoms
- transported by air
- very thorough or vigorous
- deadly, causing death
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- keeping something harmful under control
- a person's mental or physical condition
- contagious or infectious
- set apart or separate
- a line on a graph
- distribute or disperse over a certain area
10 Clues: a line on a graph • transported by air • showing no symptoms • set apart or separate • deadly, causing death • contagious or infectious • very thorough or vigorous • keeping something harmful under control • a person's mental or physical condition • distribute or disperse over a certain area
Medical 2020-09-15
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- an area of discolored skin on the body from harm
- feel a peculiar tingling irritation of the skin
- a drug for the treatment of disease
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- a continuous pain in the head
- prolonged pain in one's back
- subjective evidence of disease
- inability to sleep
- damage to a person's body
- an abnormally high body temperature
- affected by physical or mental illness
10 Clues: inability to sleep • damage to a person's body • prolonged pain in one's back • a continuous pain in the head • subjective evidence of disease • an abnormally high body temperature • a drug for the treatment of disease • affected by physical or mental illness • feel a peculiar tingling irritation of the skin • an area of discolored skin on the body from harm
Medical 2022-05-29
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- this is 'oz'
- this is the hospital department that treats women and unborn children during pregnancy
- this is biological substance that is harmful to humans
- thi is a structure of bones in the torso that frames the chest
- this is a medical emergency in which the circulatory system cannot provide oxygen to the body
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- this is the largest artery in the body
- to breathe out or expel air from the lungs
- this is the correct amount of medicine to give to a person at one time
- this is the part of the forearm that attaches to the hand
- this is the part of the body that contains the digestive organs and is between the groin and the waist
10 Clues: this is 'oz' • this is the largest artery in the body • to breathe out or expel air from the lungs • this is biological substance that is harmful to humans • this is the part of the forearm that attaches to the hand • thi is a structure of bones in the torso that frames the chest • this is the correct amount of medicine to give to a person at one time • ...
Medical 2024-04-09
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- A person or institution that gives medical care
- A patient receiving ambulatory care at a hospital or other health facility without being admitted as a bed patient
- An amount the insured must pay before policy benefits begin
- Payment made periodically to keep an insurance policy in force
- These contain information that you will need to know in order to correctly code in the section
- A person who represents either party of an insurance claim
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- An unexpected event which may cause injury
- When a patient has health insurance, the percentage of covered services that is the responsibility of the patient to pay
- two-digit character attached to a procedure code. Indicates special circumstances involved with procedures
- physician who undergoes subspecialty training in medical and surgical eye care
10 Clues: An unexpected event which may cause injury • A person or institution that gives medical care • A person who represents either party of an insurance claim • An amount the insured must pay before policy benefits begin • Payment made periodically to keep an insurance policy in force • physician who undergoes subspecialty training in medical and surgical eye care • ...
Medical specialties 2023-06-14
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- The branch of medicine that focuses on the health and well-being of infants, children, and adolescents. Pediatricians provide medical care, perform routine check-ups, and manage conditions specific to children, including growth and development, immunizations, and common childhood illnesses.
- The medical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the digestive system, including the esophagus, stomach, liver, and intestines. Gastroenterologists diagnose and manage conditions like ulcers, gallbladder diseases, inflammatory bowel diseases, and perform endoscopic procedures.
- The medical specialty focused on providing immediate medical care to patients with acute illnesses or injuries. Emergency physicians work in emergency departments, diagnosing and treating conditions such as heart attacks, trauma, infections, and other life-threatening emergencies.
- The medical specialty that uses medical imaging techniques to diagnose and treat diseases and injuries. Radiologists interpret X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, and other imaging modalities to aid in the diagnosis of conditions across different body systems.
- The medical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the skin, hair, and nails. Dermatologists diagnose and manage various skin conditions, perform skin surgeries, and provide treatments for conditions like acne, eczema, and skin cancer.
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- The medical specialty concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders. Psychiatrists assess and manage conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia, utilizing a combination of therapy, medication, and other interventions.
- The medical specialty that focuses on women's reproductive health, including pregnancy, childbirth, and the female reproductive system. Obstetricians provide prenatal care, deliver babies, and manage gynecological conditions such as menstrual disorders, infertility, and gynecological cancers.
- The medical specialty concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders related to the endocrine system and hormones. Endocrinologists manage conditions such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, hormonal imbalances, and reproductive disorders through medication, lifestyle interventions, and hormone replacement therapies.
- The medical specialty focused on the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases and visual disorders. Ophthalmologists perform eye exams, prescribe corrective lenses, and provide medical or surgical interventions for conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, and retinal diseases.
- The medical specialty concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders of the nervous system. Neurologists diagnose and manage conditions such as epilepsy, stroke, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis, utilizing various diagnostic tests and treatment modalities.
- The branch of medicine dealing with the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, muscles, and ligaments. Orthopedic surgeons diagnose and treat conditions like fractures, sports injuries, arthritis, and perform surgeries such as joint replacements and spinal procedures.
- The medical specialty involved in providing anesthesia and pain management during surgical procedures or medical interventions. Anesthesiologists ensure patient comfort and safety by administering anesthesia, monitoring vital signs, and managing pain before, during, and after procedures.
- The medical specialty focused on the diagnosis and treatment of heart diseases and cardiovascular conditions. Cardiologists evaluate and manage patients with heart-related disorders, conduct diagnostic tests, and provide interventions such as angioplasty or pacemaker implantation.
13 Clues: The medical specialty that uses medical imaging techniques to diagnose and treat diseases and injuries. Radiologists interpret X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, and other imaging modalities to aid in the diagnosis of conditions across different body systems. • ...
Key Terms and Definitions 2022-05-05
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- page that registers the primary concern and reason for the call
- the employer or insurance policies or plan sponsor who purchase Teladoc Health services
- confirming how the member has access to Teladoc Health services
- first point of contact for Teladoc Health members
- case status of the process of gathering a medical/clinical history by means of asking the Members about their past and current medical/clinical history, treatment etc.
- the primary account holder
- the team that support our members by coaching, advocating for, and providing informational reports appropriate to their medical questions or condition.
- the individual receiving Teladoc Health services
- case status where medical records are being reviewed by the Member Advocate
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- directing members the most appropriate Teladoc Health service based on their medical condition and clinical status.
- any service that meets specific criteria and is given priority with shorter turn around time at any stage of the case
- family member means the spouse, parents, children, or any other person who financially relies on the employee.
- case status of a write-up from an AP that summarizes the medical data gathered
- page that captures the demographic information
- nomenclature used to designate the Salesforce platform
- documents all stages of a member's journey with Teladoc Health
16 Clues: the primary account holder • page that captures the demographic information • the individual receiving Teladoc Health services • first point of contact for Teladoc Health members • nomenclature used to designate the Salesforce platform • documents all stages of a member's journey with Teladoc Health • page that registers the primary concern and reason for the call • ...
Insurance 2021-06-01
Across
- covers private residence
- insurance for vehicles
- maximum amount insurance company will pay
- provides financial protection due to loss
- amount paid for insurance
- covers medical expenses due to illness
- pays in case of death
- person who has insurance
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- pays to repair or replace your car
- amount insured pays due to an accident
- request of policyholder to ins company
- pays for non-collision related claims
- chance of being harmed, injured or suffering a loss
- pays for medical expenses
- document detailing terms of insurance
- pays for renters possessions, not dwelling
- being responsible for loss
17 Clues: pays in case of death • insurance for vehicles • covers private residence • person who has insurance • pays for medical expenses • amount paid for insurance • being responsible for loss • pays to repair or replace your car • pays for non-collision related claims • document detailing terms of insurance • amount insured pays due to an accident • ...
Health Insurance Basics 2022-01-31
Across
- These plans allow you to use any doctor, hospital or specialist you choose and submit a claim to your insurance company for
- expenses on a tax-free basis
- level of care is needed.
- type of medical savings account that allows you to save money to pay for current and future
- The amount paid by you or your employer, in addition to copayments, coinsurance and deductibles, in exchange for insurance
- A health problem that existed before the date your insurance coverage became effective.
- The amount of money you must pay each year to cover your medical care expenses before your insurance policy starts
- A way of sharing medical costs
- The amount you are required to pay for medical care in certain types of health plans after you have met your deductible.
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- mammograms.
- Specific conditions or circumstances for which the policy will not provide benefits.
- A health insurance plan that combines elements of an HMO and PPO.
- A primary care physician monitors your health, diagnoses and treats minor health problems, and refers you to specialists if
- The way a healthcare system manages its costs and the use of its resources.
- Services designed to keep patients healthy, including check-ups, well baby care and adult care, immunizations, Pap smears
- The maximum amount of money you will be required to pay each year for deductibles, coinsurance and copayments.
- A health insurance plan that allows you to see any doctor at any time
- of covered medical expenses
- A health insurance plan that allows you to pay a monthly or quarterly premium in exchange for healthcare services(HealthMaintenanceOrganization)
19 Clues: mammograms. • level of care is needed. • of covered medical expenses • expenses on a tax-free basis • A way of sharing medical costs • A health insurance plan that combines elements of an HMO and PPO. • A health insurance plan that allows you to see any doctor at any time • The way a healthcare system manages its costs and the use of its resources. • ...
Health SCI. 2024-10-03
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- A person's ability to obtain healthcare services.
- Health Insurance- Health insurance that provides coverage for treating severe or lengthy illnesses or disability.
- plan- An account that lets workers set aside pretax dollars to pay for medical benefits, childcare, and other services.
- Large businesses, small businesses, and individuals who form a group for insurance coverage.
- Eligible- Reference to medical specialists who have completed all required training but have not completed the exam in his/her specialized area.
- clause- A contractual agreement between a managed care organization and a provider that restricts what the provider can say about the managed care company
- Medical services that are separated out and contracted for independently from any other benefits.
- The services that members are entitled to receive based on their health plan.
- Bills for serCo-pay- Flat fees or payments (often $5-10) that a patient pays for each doctor visit or prescription.
- access- The ability to see a doctor or receive a medical service without a referral from your primary care physician.
- A medical condition that starts suddenly and requires immediate care.
- Services- Supplemental services, including laboratory, radiology and physical therapy, that are provided along with medical or hospital care.
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- Physicians or other providers bill separately for each patient encounter or service they provide. This method of billing means the insurance company pays all or some set percentage of the fees that hospitals and doctors set and charge. Expenditures increase if the increaseThis is still the main system of paying for healthcare services in the United States.
- plan-This benefit plan gives employees a set amount of funds that they can choose to spend on a different benefit options, such as health insurance or retirement savings
- Disease- A medical problem that will not improve, that lasts a lifetime, or recurs.
- A person's healthcare costs are paid by their insurance or by the government..
- The amount of money, or value of certain services (such as one physician visit), a patient or family must pay before costs (or percentages of costs) are covered by the health plan or insurance company, usually per year.
- Doctors, hospitals, labs and other providers send billed claims to health insurance plans, and what the plans pay are called paid claims.
- Benefits- The specific services and procedures covered by a health plan or insurer.
- Guidelines- A set of medical treatments for a particular condition or group of patients that has been reviewed and endorsed by a national organization, such as the Agency for Healthcare Policy Research.
20 Clues: A person's ability to obtain healthcare services. • A medical condition that starts suddenly and requires immediate care. • The services that members are entitled to receive based on their health plan. • A person's healthcare costs are paid by their insurance or by the government.. • ...
Medical crossword 2023-12-15
Across
- technician doctor who works in Pathology
- medical department that treat children's
- doctor who works in Dermatology department
- medical department that provide operations on people
- that create x-rays and CT skans
- medical department tgat test samples for any departments
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- medical department that cares for women at all stage of pregnancy
- container forused needlesal and syringes
- medical department that provide medicals to people
- medical hand protection equipment
10 Clues: that create x-rays and CT skans • medical hand protection equipment • container forused needlesal and syringes • technician doctor who works in Pathology • medical department that treat children's • doctor who works in Dermatology department • medical department that provide medicals to people • medical department that provide operations on people • ...
Unit 2: Nasty Accident 2023-01-31
Across
- losing blood
- needs immediate action or attention
- rescuers who give emergency medical care
- keen to know or learn
- in a large amount
- related to medicine
- checked by a doctor
- loud warning sounds
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- passers-by
- rescue-vehicle
- saw an accident
- suffered physical harm or damage to a body
- medical care given to a person
- the location of an accident
14 Clues: passers-by • losing blood • rescue-vehicle • saw an accident • in a large amount • related to medicine • checked by a doctor • loud warning sounds • keen to know or learn • the location of an accident • medical care given to a person • needs immediate action or attention • rescuers who give emergency medical care • suffered physical harm or damage to a body
Medical - Surgical 2012-11-30
Across
- TB test results caused by Bacillus Calmette-Guerin vaccine
- Contraindicated in clients with allergy to sulfonamides.
- Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation's affect on the pain pathways.
- Decrease in white and red blood cells and platelets.
- causes destruction of the alveoli, leading to a decreased surface area for gas
- Rifampin will have what side effect on the urine.
- Monitor breast biopsy site for complications
- Type of restriction Glomerulonephritis may require.
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- Isolation used for burn patients to prevent infection
- Type of stool test that requires restriction of red meat
- Absence of GI motility
- 1-2 pounds per week require a call to health care provider
- Electrolyte that can cause hypotension with level above and/or below desired range.
- Obtained from animals, such as pigs, for partial-thickness burn wounds.
- carbon dioxide retention, and respiratory acidosis.
- affect burns have on basal metabolic rate (BMR)
- Diameter of skin lesion that needs to be reported (mm)
17 Clues: Absence of GI motility • Monitor breast biopsy site for complications • affect burns have on basal metabolic rate (BMR) • Rifampin will have what side effect on the urine. • carbon dioxide retention, and respiratory acidosis. • Type of restriction Glomerulonephritis may require. • Decrease in white and red blood cells and platelets. • ...
Medical Terminology 2021-01-22
Across
- TOWARDINCREASE
- WITHOUT,NOT
- TWO,DOUBLE
- DOWN FROM
- AGAINST
- AROUND
- FREE OF,TO UNDO
- SELF
- LIFE
- WHITE
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- AGAINST
- SLOW
- OUTSIDE
- BEFORE,INFRONT
- BAD,DIFFICULT,PAINFUL
- BOTHBOTHSIDES
- TOGETHER,WITH
- FROM,AWAYFROM
18 Clues: SLOW • SELF • LIFE • WHITE • AROUND • AGAINST • OUTSIDE • AGAINST • DOWN FROM • TWO,DOUBLE • WITHOUT,NOT • BOTHBOTHSIDES • TOGETHER,WITH • FROM,AWAYFROM • TOWARDINCREASE • BEFORE,INFRONT • FREE OF,TO UNDO • BAD,DIFFICULT,PAINFUL
Medical Vocabulary 2021-01-05
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- a piece of paper that identifies something
- to be more than, to go over
- to continue
- a stuffed up feeling
- a person who answers the phone and greets people in the office
- to send you to someone
- the conditions of an illness
- sick to the stomach, feeling like vomiting
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- the amount of medication to take
- to tell, to explain
- to become larger or rounder due to injury
- a doctor who performs operations
- doctor, GP, MD, Primary care doctor, family doctor
- because of
- tired
- to empty the contents of the stomach through the mouth
- to give medical care
17 Clues: tired • because of • to continue • to tell, to explain • a stuffed up feeling • to give medical care • to send you to someone • to be more than, to go over • the conditions of an illness • the amount of medication to take • a doctor who performs operations • to become larger or rounder due to injury • a piece of paper that identifies something • ...
Medical science 2017-01-18
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- A synonym for medicine
- A synonym for illness
- Illness caused by bacteria or toxins in food (two words)
- A synonym for fever
- Medical care given to a patient
- Redness and spots on your skin
- To keep something from happening, to keep a disease from happening
- An identical copy from the same cells
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- A type of operation
- An act of surgery performed on a patient
- The process of developing
- An indication of disease
- A scientific procedure to prove or discover something
- A medicine that destroys microorganisms
- a synonym for pill
- A remedy for a disease
- Something that produces an effect
17 Clues: a synonym for pill • A type of operation • A synonym for fever • A synonym for illness • A synonym for medicine • A remedy for a disease • An indication of disease • The process of developing • Redness and spots on your skin • Medical care given to a patient • Something that produces an effect • An identical copy from the same cells • A medicine that destroys microorganisms • ...
Medical Terminology 2017-11-13
Across
- Somat-
- Necr-
- Carcin-
- Gluc-
- -Cide
- Chondr-
- Gravid-
- -Ologist
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- Lip-
- Geri-
- Para-
- -itis
- Fuge-
- Somn-
- Aden-
- Crin-
- -Ectomy
17 Clues: Lip- • Geri- • Necr- • Para- • -itis • Fuge- • Gluc- • Somn- • -Cide • Aden- • Crin- • Somat- • Carcin- • Chondr- • Gravid- • -Ectomy • -Ologist
medical myths 2021-11-24
Across
- pig meat
- not enough
- not liking to speak
- an artificial source of light
- with a beard
- you do it when you have a sore throat
- make stronger
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- feeling sleepy
- you do it with your eyelids
- your stomach does it
- fry in the oven
- becoming bigger because of an injury
- you make it every time you sew
- a place where your watch is
- not having enough of
- really tired
- very thin
17 Clues: pig meat • very thin • not enough • with a beard • really tired • make stronger • feeling sleepy • fry in the oven • not liking to speak • your stomach does it • not having enough of • you do it with your eyelids • a place where your watch is • an artificial source of light • you make it every time you sew • becoming bigger because of an injury • you do it when you have a sore throat
medical terms 2022-05-14
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- directed against natural course
- Em stands for
- other word for urination
- ESWL - ___ shock wave lithotripsy
- 2* = ___ to
- of or pertaining to ear; auditory
- medterm for congenital clubfoot
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- ET;one or both eyes turn inward
- surgical puncture of a cavity for withdrawal of fluid
- a woman who has never born a child
- Per os, meaning; by ____
- paleness; pale appearance
- woman that is pregnant for the first time
- refers to bent or turned inward
- medical term for fainting
- SQ meaning
- suffix; prolapse or dropping of an organ from normal position
17 Clues: SQ meaning • 2* = ___ to • Em stands for • other word for urination • Per os, meaning; by ____ • paleness; pale appearance • medical term for fainting • ET;one or both eyes turn inward • directed against natural course • refers to bent or turned inward • medterm for congenital clubfoot • ESWL - ___ shock wave lithotripsy • of or pertaining to ear; auditory • ...
Medical Impairments 2022-01-13
Across
- inflamed liver
- excessive number of platelets in the blood
- presence of excess sugar in the urine
- faster than normal heart rate
- underactive thyroid
- bone disease that thins and weakens the bones
- elevated uric acid level
- slower than normal heart rate
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- name for kidney stones
- enlarged heart
- a disease involving high blood sugar
- disease of the heart muscle
- presence of gallstones
- increase in the number of red blood cells in the body
- the presence of blood in urine
- enlarged liver
- loss of cognitive functioning
17 Clues: inflamed liver • enlarged heart • enlarged liver • underactive thyroid • name for kidney stones • presence of gallstones • elevated uric acid level • disease of the heart muscle • faster than normal heart rate • loss of cognitive functioning • slower than normal heart rate • the presence of blood in urine • a disease involving high blood sugar • presence of excess sugar in the urine • ...
Medical mumbo 2023-04-24
Across
- recliner brand
- A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious
- High blood pressure
- your "favorite" school subject
- indicates medication or fluid that's delivered by vein
- Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered
- Swelling caused by fluid accumulation
- where we got your name
- number of planets
- A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing
- chris pine movie
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- liv/maddie
- A bruise
- Broken bone or cartilage
- a type of tuna
- Indicates the presence of cancerous cells
- Mr. Giles nickname
17 Clues: A bruise • liv/maddie • recliner brand • a type of tuna • chris pine movie • number of planets • Mr. Giles nickname • High blood pressure • where we got your name • Broken bone or cartilage • your "favorite" school subject • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation • Indicates the presence of cancerous cells • A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious • ...
Medical terms 2023-08-18
Across
- congestive heart faliure
- vesul
- Blood Pressure
- iron
- LYMPH VESSEL
- production
- blood condition
- oxygen
- vesul
- cardiovascular
- white blood clot
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- clot
- vein
- lymph gland
- vein
- less than normal
- myocardial infraction
- complete blood clot
- red blood clot
19 Clues: clot • vein • iron • vein • vesul • vesul • oxygen • production • lymph gland • LYMPH VESSEL • Blood Pressure • cardiovascular • red blood clot • blood condition • less than normal • white blood clot • complete blood clot • myocardial infraction • congestive heart faliure
medical terminology 2024-09-13
Across
- reflexes overactive and over responsive
- infarction death of heart-muscle cells due to occlusion of a vessel; commonly called a heart attack
- Heart Failure (CHF) inability of heart to pump enough blood to meet the needs of the body resulting in lung congestion and dyspnea
- Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) surgical creation of an alternate route for blood flow around an area of coronary arterial obstruction
- stiff or rigid muscles
- absence of enough oxygen in the tissues to sustain bodily functions.
- blood pressure that is consistently higher than 140 systolic, 90 diastolic or both
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- too much muscle tone
- shortness of breath
- neuropathy dysfunction of nerves that transmit information to and from the brain and spinal cord, characterized by pain, altered sensation, and muscle weakness
- absence of speech
- loose and floppy limbs
- stiff or inflexible muscle
- Accident (CVA) damage or death of brain tissue caused by interruption of blood supply due to clot or vessel rupture AKA stroke
- loss of muscle tone or weakness
- Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) group of diseases in which alveolar air sacs are destroyed and chronic severe SOB results
- Disease progressive degenerative disorder that results in tremors, gait changes, and occasionally dementia → parkinsonism is a condition that resembles parkinson's disease it has a different cause
17 Clues: absence of speech • shortness of breath • too much muscle tone • loose and floppy limbs • stiff or rigid muscles • stiff or inflexible muscle • loss of muscle tone or weakness • reflexes overactive and over responsive • absence of enough oxygen in the tissues to sustain bodily functions. • blood pressure that is consistently higher than 140 systolic, 90 diastolic or both • ...
medical vocabulary 2024-11-10
Across
- - The act of breathing.
- - A chemical messenger in the body that regulates functions.
- - The prescribed amount of medicine to take at one time.
- - A medical procedure involving an operation.
- - Nutrients needed for good health, found in food.
- - A medicine used to fight bacterial infections.
- - A fatty substance in blood that can affect heart health.
- - A substance given to prevent a specific disease.
- - Treatment to help improve health, like physical or speech therapy.
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- - The red liquid that flows through veins and arteries.
- - A sign or indication of an illness.
- - Protected against a particular disease.
- - A substance that causes loss of sensation, often used in surgery.
- - The invasion of harmful germs in the body.
- - The identification of a disease or condition by a doctor.
- - A type of sugar that gives energy to the body.
- - A reaction the body has to certain substances, like pollen or food.
17 Clues: - The act of breathing. • - A sign or indication of an illness. • - Protected against a particular disease. • - The invasion of harmful germs in the body. • - A medical procedure involving an operation. • - A type of sugar that gives energy to the body. • - A medicine used to fight bacterial infections. • - Nutrients needed for good health, found in food. • ...
Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17
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- Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
- Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
- Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
- Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
- Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
- Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
- Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
- Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
- Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
- Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures
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- insurnace that covers specified dental services
- Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
- Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
- Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
- Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
- Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
- Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
- insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
- Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
- Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
- Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
- Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
- type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost
23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...
Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17
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- Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
- Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
- Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
- Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
- Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
- Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
- Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
- Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
- Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
- Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures
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- insurnace that covers specified dental services
- Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
- Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
- Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
- Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
- Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
- Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
- insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
- Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
- Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
- Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
- Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
- type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost
23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...
Chapter 15 By Austin Jones 2024-05-17
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- Tax advantaged savings account availbe to people enrolled in qualified high deductible health plans
- Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury
- Approva; fromt the plan before recieving certain procedures and treatments
- Provides coverage for personal and custodial care durning periods whan an individuaul is unable to perform essential daily living activties
- Health care plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided usally on a fee for service basis
- Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan
- Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services
- Protects dependents from loss of income and helps pay expenses after the death of the insured person
- Pays the face value of the policy to beneficaries if the insured dies before the endowment period ends
- Insurance that covers the cost of serious illness and injuries as well as high cost procedures
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- insurnace that covers specified dental services
- Pays a portion of income lost to a worker who is unable to work for a prolonges period because illness or injury
- Percenatge of the servies costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met
- Insurance that covers prescriptions,hosptial stays and inpatient test
- Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg
- Goverment sponsered price comparison website where consumers can shop for and purchase goverment regulated and standardized health care plans eligilbe for fedeal subsides
- Insurnace compants ectermination of request for medical treament and procedures tomake sure thay er fully covered
- insurnace that combines basic and major medical protections in one policy
- Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance
- Insurnace that helps manage the risks that occur when an insured has cancer
- Organization named by a policyholder to recvive the death benefit of an insurance policy after the policyholders death
- Additional insurance that can be purchased to pay for medical expenses that standard health insurance does not cover or does not fully cover
- type of health care plan in which the insurance compny contracts with specific doctors,hospitas and other health acer providers to deliever medical services and preventitive care to memebers ate reduced cost
23 Clues: insurnace that covers specified dental services • Flat fee the patient must pay for medical services • Provides protection only for a a soecific period of timeg • Medical service that is not covered in the insurnace plan • Penalty paid by those who do not purchase health insurance • Provides protection againist financial loss due to illness or injury • ...
Health Careers Quarter 2 2024-11-15
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- manages and leads healthcare systems, hospitals, and clinics
- A health care professional who provides non-invasive technical support and administrative assistance in a medical office, clinic, or hospital
- A professional who helps people, families, and communities address their needs and improve their well-being
- applies engineering and design principles to improve healthcare and human health
- A professional who translates speech
- A health care professional who specializes in installing, maintaining, repairing, and calibrating medical equipment used in hospitals and clinics
- A scientist who studies how substances, chemicals, and situations can harm living organisms and the environment
- A trained professional who teaches people how to live a healthy lifestyle and how to prevent illness. They work with individuals, groups, or communities to develop programs and materials to promote health and wellness
- A professional who builds and maintains relationships with clients in the healthcare industry
- a professional who identifies, evaluates, and manages potential risks to an organization
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- a healthcare professional who translates a patient's medical records into standardized codes to ensure accurate billing and record-keeping
- A health care worker who ensures that a company's products and services meet industry and government standards*quality control technician
- promotes and sells medical products, services, or equipment to healthcare professionals
- A professional who cleans, disinfects, sterilizes, and distributes medical supplies and equipment in a healthcare facility
- A medical doctor who specializes in determining the cause and manner of death for people who died suddenly, unexpectedly, or violently
- A health care worker who works with registered dietitians to help patients and clients with specific dietary needs
- A health care worker who works at the front desk of a hospital or medical facility to process patients, manage registration, and prepare health care documents
- A health care worker who specializes in ethics, which is the study of what is morally right and wrong in human decision-making
- A health care worker who is in charge of transporting patients into, around, and out of healthcare facilities
- A health care worker who types letters or other documentation from recorded dictation
20 Clues: A professional who translates speech • manages and leads healthcare systems, hospitals, and clinics • applies engineering and design principles to improve healthcare and human health • A health care worker who types letters or other documentation from recorded dictation • promotes and sells medical products, services, or equipment to healthcare professionals • ...
MP 2 midterm crossword review #3 2024-01-25
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- colorful skin condition which is seen when there are excessively high levels of bilirubin in the body
- deepest layer of the epidermis
- chronic skin condition (commonly seen with allergies) where a person's gets dry, red, itchy patches of skin
- the term hyperhidrosis means that a person is _______ excessively
- most superficial layer of the skin
- root for yellow
- root word for hair
- root for blue
- medical term for excessive sweating (seen in conditions such as heart attack)
- one of the root words for skin; is a synonym for dermato
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- medical term for "athlete's foot"
- root for black
- layer of the skin that contains nerve endings, melanocytes, oil and sweat glands
- medical term for a lice infestation
- the term onychal means "pertaining to the _____"
- root for gray
- type of cell that gives skin and hair its color
- medical term meaning dry skin
- adipose layer of the skin contains this
- root for white
- root for red
- a bed sore or pressure sore is called a ______ ulcer
22 Clues: root for red • root for gray • root for blue • root for black • root for white • root for yellow • root word for hair • medical term meaning dry skin • deepest layer of the epidermis • medical term for "athlete's foot" • most superficial layer of the skin • medical term for a lice infestation • adipose layer of the skin contains this • type of cell that gives skin and hair its color • ...
MOOIMED PRIVATE HOSPITAL 2023-09-12
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- Transport for patients and visitors from parking to reception
- Chairman of Mooimed board of directors
- Speciality focused on hearts
- Another word for assistance
- Medical care that you can ...
- Best medical centre in SA.
- A facecover used during surgery
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- How many directories does Mooimed have
- Medical transport.
- In which city can Mooimed be located
- A person assisting a doctor
- A means to move apatient around within the hospital
- One of our core values
- A speciality focused on teeth
- Main colour of our logo.
- A place to receive medicine
- A person admitted to hospital
- Where cars are stationary outside of building
18 Clues: Medical transport. • One of our core values • Main colour of our logo. • Best medical centre in SA. • A person assisting a doctor • Another word for assistance • A place to receive medicine • Speciality focused on hearts • A speciality focused on teeth • Medical care that you can ... • A person admitted to hospital • A facecover used during surgery • ...
Y Vue Chap 1&2 2012-12-12
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- standards of conduct based on moral principles
- electronic medical record
- Security Rule law requiring covered entities to establish safeguards
- acting for the good fo the public and the medical practice
- recording of a patient's health status in a medical record
- code number assigned a diagnosis
- plan that permits patients to recieve medical services from nonnetwork providers
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- recognition of a superior level of skill by an offical organization
- electronic exchange of health care information
- funded health plan organization pays fro health insurance directly and sets up a fund from which to pay
- practice managemtn program
- intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit
- that satisfy offical requirments compliance
- Consumer driven health plan
- ledger record of a patient's financial trasactions
- unique ten digit identifier assigned to each provider
16 Clues: electronic medical record • practice managemtn program • Consumer driven health plan • code number assigned a diagnosis • that satisfy offical requirments compliance • intentional deceptive act to obtain a benefit • standards of conduct based on moral principles • electronic exchange of health care information • ledger record of a patient's financial trasactions • ...
The best medicine 2024-05-30
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- A professional who provides guidance and support for personal or psychological issues.
- The act of doing something regularly or repeatedly to improve skill.
- A medical specialist who performs operations.
- Medical procedures involving an operation to treat or diagnose conditions.
- A chronic condition characterized by high levels of sugar in the blood.
- A medical system based on the belief that the body can cure itself using natural substances.
- Medicine Practices used instead of conventional treatments, often lacking strong scientific support.
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- A substance with no therapeutic effect used as a control in testing new drugs.
- Substances used to treat, cure, prevent, or diagnose diseases or promote well-being.
- Unintended reactions to a drug or treatment, often undesirable.
- Medicine Mainstream medical practices based on scientific evidence.
- Relating to the study and treatment of mental illness.
- A darkened area of skin caused by injury or impact, leading to blood vessel damage.
- A form of treatment using hypnosis to address various conditions.
- A type of alternative medicine focusing on physical manipulation of the body's tissues and muscles.
- Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury.
- An area of irritated or swollen skin, often itchy and red.
17 Clues: A medical specialist who performs operations. • Relating to the study and treatment of mental illness. • Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury. • An area of irritated or swollen skin, often itchy and red. • Unintended reactions to a drug or treatment, often undesirable. • A form of treatment using hypnosis to address various conditions. • ...
AHLT245 Chapter 3 Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-30
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- Addressing the patient by their title and last name is a technique for maintaining professional _______ with a patient
- A medical assistant working in an office who takes a continuing education class demonstrates __________.
- Willingness to work as a _____ member is a personal qualification necessary for the overall efficiency of the medical facility
- Having a ‘_____ buddy' is a good organizational skill
- When completing a __________ evaluation in the workplace, you will experience ongoing assessment of your professional behaviors
- ____ is demonstrated when a medical assistant completes all work and documents all of the day's activities before leaving for the day.
- When a person is not taking ______ in a constructive way, he may cross his arms
- Job satisfaction is high is a typical result of ___________ in a healthcare facility?
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- A medical assistant shows _____ by being honest and dependable
- Asking for assistance when you do not know how to perform a task is an example of a _____ work ethic
- Cross one’s arms could be a sign that a person is not taking _______ in a constructive way.
- When a patient has a stroke in the provider’s reception area, it is essential for the medical assistant to first remain __________.
- Asking for assistance when you do not know how to perform a task is an example of a good work ______.
- The primary reason an employee is hired is usually associated with _____ skills
- To help a person reduce stress, one should identify sources of ______ and try to resolve them
- When a medical assistant tries to understand how the patient feels about his or her experience, the medical assistant is showing __________ toward the patient.
16 Clues: Having a ‘_____ buddy' is a good organizational skill • A medical assistant shows _____ by being honest and dependable • The primary reason an employee is hired is usually associated with _____ skills • When a person is not taking ______ in a constructive way, he may cross his arms • ...
Medical Vocabulary 2023-03-27
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- A strip or piece of cloth or other material used to cover and protect a wound or injury.
- Medications that are used to treat bacterial infections
- A medical doctor who specializes in performing surgical procedures (operations)
- A medical procedure in which a wound is closed with sutures (stitches) to help it heal properly
- A medical doctor who provides routine healthcare services and serves as the first point of contact for patients seeking medical care.
- A medical test that uses sound waves to create images of the inside of the body, typically used to diagnose medical conditions or monitor pregnancy
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- A serious medical emergency in which blood flow to the heart is blocked, causing damage to the heart muscle and potentially life-threatening complications
- A chronic respiratory condition characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways, leading to symptoms such as wheezing, coughing, and difficulty breathing
- An illness caused by consuming food or drink contaminated with harmful bacteria, viruses, or other toxins
- An area of irritated or swollen skin that is typically red or discolored, and may be accompanied by itching or discomfort
- A small bubble of fluid that forms under the skin, typically caused by friction or burning
- A diagnostic test that uses electromagnetic radiation to create images of the inside of the body, typically used to diagnose bone fractures, lung problems, and other medical conditions
- A hard, protective covering applied to a broken bone or other injured body part to help it heal.
- A viral infection that primarily affects the respiratory system, characterized by symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, and a runny or stuffy nose
- A viral infection that causes symptoms similar to a cold, but is typically more severe and may be accompanied by fever, body aches, and other symptoms
- A discoloration of the skin caused by a blow or impact that damages the underlying blood vessels
16 Clues: Medications that are used to treat bacterial infections • A medical doctor who specializes in performing surgical procedures (operations) • A strip or piece of cloth or other material used to cover and protect a wound or injury. • A small bubble of fluid that forms under the skin, typically caused by friction or burning • ...
ACMO Auto 2020-03-05
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- Bodily Injury, Excess Medical, and UM/UIM coverages are required to be uniform on all vehicles on a policy.
- Anything with less than this many wheels is not covered for Liability.
- Liability extends to you, household members, and these users.
- This many thousand is the highest limit offered for Excess Medical.
- UM/UIM coverage is exclusively for this.
- This optional coverage helps may medical expenses for you and your passengers.
- Bodily Injury and Property Damage must be purchased on all vehicles, and the limits must be _____.
- These damages are NEVER covered; perhaps the insured is fined for negligence.
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- A driver is underinsured when their ____ limits are lower than your UM/UIM limits.
- Liability BI pays for medical bills, loss of income, and this.
- Liability and physical damage extend for this many days on an additional auto.
- BI and PD coverage _____ from a towing vehicle to the trailer.
- With split limits, the first number represents the maximum payout per ____.
- Physical Damage is made up of this many coverages.
- The Liability coverages pay out to this party.
- A newly acquired auto could be an additional auto or this auto.
- Excess Medical, Comprehensive, Car Rental Expense, and this coverage are no-fault coverages.
- This many days notice must be given for cancellation because of non-payment.
- This is the policy period.
- This many days notice must be given for non-renewals.
20 Clues: This is the policy period. • UM/UIM coverage is exclusively for this. • The Liability coverages pay out to this party. • Physical Damage is made up of this many coverages. • This many days notice must be given for non-renewals. • Liability extends to you, household members, and these users. • Liability BI pays for medical bills, loss of income, and this. • ...
Medikabazaar Oct/Nov 2023-12-01
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- The process of obtaining medical equipment and supplies.
- A company or entity providing medical products to customers.
- A stock of medical goods available for sale or use.
- The organized provision of medical care and services.
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- Goal
- Getting orders by going out in the market
- Devices and tools used in medical procedures.
- Medikabazaar's order management platform
- outstanding medikabazaar employees
- Pertaining to the field of health care and treatment.
10 Clues: Goal • outstanding medikabazaar employees • Medikabazaar's order management platform • Getting orders by going out in the market • Devices and tools used in medical procedures. • A stock of medical goods available for sale or use. • Pertaining to the field of health care and treatment. • The organized provision of medical care and services. • ...
Educational Alphabet Soup 2018-01-05
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- What does the “G” stand for in the GQ from the AAMC?
- Who wrote a report in 1910 calling for higher admission and graduation standards for medical schools?
- What organization within the AAMC accredits allopathic medical schools? (Initials of organization)
- What committee within APGO provides you the APGO Educational Ojbectives, Educational Resources, and Faculty Development resources? (Initials of organization)
- What are the subsections within an LCME Standard called?
- What does the “L” stand for in LCME
- What does the “U” stand for in UME?
- What commission accredits Osteopathic medical schools? (Initials of organization)
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- What does the “A” stand for in ACE, the organization that promotes excellence in clinical education of medical students by inter-professional collaboration?
- What does the “E” stand for in EPA’s?
- The LCME publishes 12 of these that are required to be met by medical schools for accreditation.
- What does the “C” stand for in AAMC?
- The Y2Q refers to a questionnaire given to what year of medical students (spell out)?
- What organization puts on the Faculty Development Seminar that you are attending tomorrow? (Initials of organization)
- What organization provides the following services: MCAT, AMCAS, ERAS, NRMP? (Initials of organization)
15 Clues: What does the “L” stand for in LCME • What does the “U” stand for in UME? • What does the “C” stand for in AAMC? • What does the “E” stand for in EPA’s? • What does the “G” stand for in the GQ from the AAMC? • What are the subsections within an LCME Standard called? • What commission accredits Osteopathic medical schools? (Initials of organization) • ...
Hospital 2023-06-20
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- A specialized room equipped for surgical procedures.
- An designated space for vehicles to park when visiting the hospital.
- A designated space where patients wait for their turn to see a doctor.
- An office space for administrative tasks and medical records management.
- A department equipped with imaging technology for diagnostic purposes.
- A department that provides immediate medical care for critical conditions.
- A welcoming area where patients check-in and receive information.
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- A dedicated space for rehabilitation and physical therapy sessions.
- Individual rooms where patients are accommodated for rest and recovery.
- A central area where nurses coordinate patient care and monitor vital signs.
- A dining area where hospital staff and visitors can have meals.
- A specialized unit for critically ill patients requiring close monitoring and specialized medical care.
- A private room where doctors examine patients and conduct medical tests.
- A place where medications are stored and dispensed to patients.
- A facility for conducting medical tests and analyzing samples.
15 Clues: A specialized room equipped for surgical procedures. • A facility for conducting medical tests and analyzing samples. • A dining area where hospital staff and visitors can have meals. • A place where medications are stored and dispensed to patients. • A welcoming area where patients check-in and receive information. • ...
First Aid 2024-02-07
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- ___________ care until EMS arrives to take over
- has the highest level of advanced life support care
- _________ that an emergency exists
- ___________ to take action
- harmful microorganisms that can cause disease
- PPE= personal ________ equipment
- type of airborne pathogen
- ___________ the EMS system
- minimum amount of seconds to wash your hands
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- AEMT= _______ emergency medical technician
- EMT= emergency medical ___________
- EMR= emergency medical __________
- 1st emergenc action step
- law that protects responders who act the way a “reasonable and prudent” person would act in the same situation
- 3rd emergency action step
- type of bloodborne pathogen
- permission to give care
- 2nd emergency action step
18 Clues: permission to give care • 1st emergenc action step • 3rd emergency action step • type of airborne pathogen • 2nd emergency action step • ___________ to take action • ___________ the EMS system • type of bloodborne pathogen • PPE= personal ________ equipment • EMR= emergency medical __________ • EMT= emergency medical ___________ • _________ that an emergency exists • ...
Medieval Ages Doctors and Medicine 2022-08-23
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- - Applied to aching joints
- - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases.
- - Medical practioners that deliver surgeries.
- - People who were not doctors but had knowledge on healing people with herbs.
- - A medical procedure where a hole is drilled into a humans skull to clear infections.
- - Removal of blood to cure illnesses and disease.
- - A bacterial disease spread through contaminated food and water.
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- - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness
- - Used to treat headaches
- - Used to isolate sick patients from coastal cities.
- - A plaque pandemic in the Middle Ages
- - Someone who removed decay, filled holes and fixed loose teeth using a range of tools.
- - The natural healing remedies.
- - Used to treat lung conditions
- - A cure offered to those who were wealthy with the black death
- - The medical method that included plucking a healthy and alive chicken.
- - The people that opened up hospitals for the sick
- - Used to reduce fevers
- - cared and treated those who were sick
- - The medical system where doctors check the stars
- - Used as an antiseptic on wounds
21 Clues: - Used to reduce fevers • - Used to treat headaches • - Applied to aching joints • - The natural healing remedies. • - Used to treat lung conditions • - Used as an antiseptic on wounds • - A plaque pandemic in the Middle Ages • - cared and treated those who were sick • - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases. • - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness • ...
Medieval Doctors and Medicine 2022-08-23
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- - Applied to aching joints
- - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases.
- - Medical practioners that deliver surgeries.
- - People who were not doctors but had knowledge on healing people with herbs.
- - A medical procedure where a hole is drilled into a humans skull to clear infections.
- - Removal of blood to cure illnesses and disease.
- - A bacterial disease spread through contaminated food and water.
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- - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness
- - Used to treat headaches
- - Used to isolate sick patients from coastal cities.
- - A plaque pandemic in the Middle Ages
- - Someone who removed decay, filled holes and fixed loose teeth using a range of tools.
- - The natural healing remedies.
- - Used to treat lung conditions
- - A cure offered to those who were wealthy with The Black Death
- - The medical method that included plucking a healthy and alive chicken.
- - The people that opened up hospitals for the sick
- - Used to reduce fevers
- - cared and treated those who were sick
- - The medical system where doctors check the stars
- - Used as an antiseptic on wounds
21 Clues: - Used to reduce fevers • - Used to treat headaches • - Applied to aching joints • - The natural healing remedies. • - Used to treat lung conditions • - Used as an antiseptic on wounds • - A plaque pandemic in the Middle Ages • - cared and treated those who were sick • - Used to clean wounds and kill diseases. • - Used to treat stomach pains and sickness • ...
Doctor Loans 2017-10-05
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- Training in medical specialty after residency
- May be deferred, in repayment, or income based
- Doctors of Dental Medicine
- Reflects position, start date, salary, contract length
- Doctors of Podiatric Medicine
- First year of residency
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- Completed internship, residency, & fellowship
- Time between medical school and practice
- 12 months documented residence history required
- Study of mental health
- Medical Doctor
- 100%
- Doctors of Osteopathy
- Doctor of Dental Surgery
14 Clues: 100% • Medical Doctor • Doctors of Osteopathy • Study of mental health • First year of residency • Doctor of Dental Surgery • Doctors of Dental Medicine • Doctors of Podiatric Medicine • Time between medical school and practice • Completed internship, residency, & fellowship • Training in medical specialty after residency • May be deferred, in repayment, or income based • ...
The best medicine 2024-05-30
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- Relating to the study and treatment of mental illness.
- A medical system based on the belief that the body can cure itself using natural substances.
- Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury.
- A medical specialist who performs operations.
- Unintended reactions to a drug or treatment, often undesirable.
- Medicine Practices used instead of conventional treatments, often lacking strong scientific support.
- Medical procedures involving an operation to treat or diagnose conditions.
- A form of treatment using hypnosis to address various conditions.
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- A type of alternative medicine focusing on physical manipulation of the body's tissues and muscles.
- A professional who provides guidance and support for personal or psychological issues.
- Medicine Mainstream medical practices based on scientific evidence.
- A chronic condition characterized by high levels of sugar in the blood.
- A substance with no therapeutic effect used as a control in testing new drugs.
- A darkened area of skin caused by injury or impact, leading to blood vessel damage.
- Substances used to treat, cure, prevent, or diagnose diseases or promote well-being.
- The act of doing something regularly or repeatedly to improve skill.
- An area of irritated or swollen skin, often itchy and red.
17 Clues: A medical specialist who performs operations. • Relating to the study and treatment of mental illness. • Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury. • An area of irritated or swollen skin, often itchy and red. • Unintended reactions to a drug or treatment, often undesirable. • A form of treatment using hypnosis to address various conditions. • ...
Module 1 2021-02-13
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- dieaese that affects bones
- a baisis of medical language
- used to name in honor of
- most common is o
- a disease of bones and joints
- THe beginnig of a word
- termonology
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- language jargin used today
- brain disease
- skeleton
- word used as a pnemonic device
- the base of a word
- The end of a word
- the first medical language
14 Clues: skeleton • termonology • brain disease • most common is o • The end of a word • the base of a word • THe beginnig of a word • used to name in honor of • language jargin used today • dieaese that affects bones • the first medical language • a baisis of medical language • a disease of bones and joints • word used as a pnemonic device
HIM WEEK 2024-04-15
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- record, the term for a systematic collection of a patient's health information and medical history.
- for the software used to manage and store electronic medical records.
- consent name for a legal document that allows an individual to specify their preferences regarding the use and disclosure of their medical information.
- Review refers to the review of medical records to identify patterns or trends in patient care, outcomes, and resource utilization.
- the process of reviewing medical records to ensure they are complete, accurate, and compliant with regulation.
- of receipt, name for the document signed by a patient indicating that they have received a copy of the Notice of Privacy Practices.
- for the electronic system used by healthcare providers to record, store,and manage patient health information.
- term refers to the unauthorized disclosure of protected health information (PHI) from medical records.
- name for the legal document that authorizes a healthcare provider to release a patient's medical information.
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- EMR term refers to the process of allowing patients to access and manage their own medical records electronically.
- name for the document that outlines an individual's healthcare preferences and treatment goals, often used in end-of-life care
- process of converting dictated or handwritten medical information into text format.
12 Clues: for the software used to manage and store electronic medical records. • process of converting dictated or handwritten medical information into text format. • record, the term for a systematic collection of a patient's health information and medical history. • ...
Healthcare Crossword Puzzle 2018-05-02
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- Tight Network, No out of network coverage, primary physician required
- <30 years old, hardship
- 80% medical coverage
- Wide Network, Out of network coverage, no primary physician required
- fee you pay for insurance
- Tight Network, No out of network coverage, no primary physician required
- 90% medical coverage
- amount of money you pay before insurance starts paying
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- set fee for specified visits or procedures
- % of money you must pay after the deductible has been met
- 70% medical coverage
- Wide Network, Out of network coverage, primary physician required
- 60% medical coverage
13 Clues: 70% medical coverage • 80% medical coverage • 60% medical coverage • 90% medical coverage • <30 years old, hardship • fee you pay for insurance • set fee for specified visits or procedures • amount of money you pay before insurance starts paying • % of money you must pay after the deductible has been met • Wide Network, Out of network coverage, primary physician required • ...
Elderly and Death 2012-11-19
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- something to end someone's life
- euthanasia
- of beliefs
- question about right or wrong medical treatment
- ethics
- place of care and where they die naturally
- medical support to end someone's life
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- situations
- of age
- euthansia
- to help elderly and dying
- relieve dying
12 Clues: of age • ethics • euthansia • situations • euthanasia • of beliefs • relieve dying • to help elderly and dying • something to end someone's life • medical support to end someone's life • place of care and where they die naturally • question about right or wrong medical treatment
Medical Terminology - Health Occupations #1 (Intro to Health Occupations) 2024-08-11
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- medical history
- referring to the mouth
- measurements that reflect essential body functions for assessing health
- information about family members medical conditions that helps determine risk factors for some diseases
- a health professional who is trained to examine fluids, tissues, and organs to diagnose disease
- above normal body temperature
- the predominant form of healthcare in the U.S.; patients agree to visit certain doctors and hospitals and a managing company (health insurance company) controls costs by placing limits on charges and fees and obtains contracts with pharmacies, etc.
- takes four years of college
- Medical College Admission Test; entrance exam for medical school
- type of doctor that uses a holistic approach
- takes six years of college
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- medical professionals who draw blood from patients and donors, and prepare samples for testing or donation
- the study of disease
- allied health professionals that specialize in treatment and rehabilitation of impairment, injury, disease, or disorder
- Deliver services involving the identification, evaluation, and prevention of diseases, dietary and nutrition services, rehabilitation, and health systems management;
- workers that work with doctors and nurses; therapists, etc.
- treatment of the whole person, taking into account mental and social factors, along with symptoms of an illness
- type of nurse that usually has a 4-year bachelor’s degree
- health care professionals who specialize in the right way to use, store, preserve, and provide medicine
- takes two years of college
- referring to the forehead
21 Clues: medical history • the study of disease • referring to the mouth • referring to the forehead • takes two years of college • takes six years of college • takes four years of college • above normal body temperature • type of doctor that uses a holistic approach • type of nurse that usually has a 4-year bachelor’s degree • workers that work with doctors and nurses; therapists, etc. • ...
ETHICS IN NURSING - Ayanda , Mutsa and Emmaculate 2024-05-29
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- data - 3rd way cybersecurity can help in the nursing medical field?
- -3rd code of ethics in the medical profession found through cybersecurity
- - 1st way cybersecurity can help in the nursing medical field?
- care-2nd way cybersecurity can help in the nursing medical field?
- Ethical principles of doing good or acting in the best interest of patient
- what are ethical guidelines in cybersecurity in Poland?
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- Right of competent adults to take informed decisions about their own medical care
- - A set of moral values and norms guiding individuals,communities and organisations behaviours
- Security Accuracy-3 cyber ethics
- -1st code of ethics in the medical profession found through cybersecurity
- -2nd code of ethics in the medical profession found through cybersecurity
11 Clues: Security Accuracy-3 cyber ethics • what are ethical guidelines in cybersecurity in Poland? • - 1st way cybersecurity can help in the nursing medical field? • care-2nd way cybersecurity can help in the nursing medical field? • data - 3rd way cybersecurity can help in the nursing medical field? • ...
The best medicine 2024-05-30
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- A professional who provides guidance and support for personal or psychological issues.
- The act of doing something regularly or repeatedly to improve skill.
- A medical specialist who performs operations.
- Medical procedures involving an operation to treat or diagnose conditions.
- A chronic condition characterized by high levels of sugar in the blood.
- A medical system based on the belief that the body can cure itself using natural substances.
- Medicine Practices used instead of conventional treatments, often lacking strong scientific support.
Down
- A substance with no therapeutic effect used as a control in testing new drugs.
- Substances used to treat, cure, prevent, or diagnose diseases or promote well-being.
- Unintended reactions to a drug or treatment, often undesirable.
- Medicine Mainstream medical practices based on scientific evidence.
- Relating to the study and treatment of mental illness.
- A darkened area of skin caused by injury or impact, leading to blood vessel damage.
- A form of treatment using hypnosis to address various conditions.
- A type of alternative medicine focusing on physical manipulation of the body's tissues and muscles.
- Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury.
- An area of irritated or swollen skin, often itchy and red.
17 Clues: A medical specialist who performs operations. • Relating to the study and treatment of mental illness. • Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury. • An area of irritated or swollen skin, often itchy and red. • Unintended reactions to a drug or treatment, often undesirable. • A form of treatment using hypnosis to address various conditions. • ...
Chapter 1 2022-09-20
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- the supervision related to patient care
- the care that an Emergency Medical Responder, and Emergency Medical Technician, or Paramedic is allowed and supposed to provide
- the medical director’s specific instructions
- the prehospital assessment and basic care for the ill or injured.
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- a designated 911 emergency dispatch center
- a physician who assumes the ultimate responsibility for medical oversight
- written guidelines
- an EMS system’s written standing orders and protocols
- a member of the EMS system who has been trained to render first-aid care for a patient
- a member of the EMS system specifically trained to provide pre arrival instructions to callers
- orders given to the rescuer in person by radio or by phone
- specialized teams designated to provide medical care following a disaster.
- basic-level EMR training plus responsibilities for a minimal level of advanced life support
- continuous improvement in the quality of the product or service being delivered
14 Clues: written guidelines • the supervision related to patient care • a designated 911 emergency dispatch center • the medical director’s specific instructions • an EMS system’s written standing orders and protocols • orders given to the rescuer in person by radio or by phone • the prehospital assessment and basic care for the ill or injured. • ...
Biomedical Engineering 2024-11-21
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- Engineering Field combining medicine and engineering
- Engineering Field focused on drug delivery systems
- Processing Software used for medical imaging analysis
- Branch of medical engineering that focuses on the brain
- A medical imaging technique that measures the elasticity or stiffness of a tissue
- Component of medical devices often made from polymers
- Engineer Expert in designing orthopedic implants
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- Common imaging technique in biomedicine
- Device used to measure biological signals
- Limb Type of prosthetic developed by biomedical engineers
- measure of how a biomaterial interacts in the body with the surrounding cells, tissues and other factors.
- Medicine Area of study involving tissue engineering
- Implant A device that helps restore vision
- The measurement of the form of living systems or their parts.
- system that manipulates a small amount of fluids using small channels
- Natural science discipline that studies living things
16 Clues: Common imaging technique in biomedicine • Device used to measure biological signals • Implant A device that helps restore vision • Engineer Expert in designing orthopedic implants • Engineering Field focused on drug delivery systems • Medicine Area of study involving tissue engineering • Engineering Field combining medicine and engineering • ...
Biomedical Engineering 2024-11-21
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- Engineering Field combining medicine and engineering
- Engineering Field focused on drug delivery systems
- Processing Software used for medical imaging analysis
- Branch of medical engineering that focuses on the brain
- A medical imaging technique that measures the elasticity or stiffness of a tissue
- Component of medical devices often made from polymers
- Engineer Expert in designing orthopedic implants
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- Common imaging technique in biomedicine
- Device used to measure biological signals
- Limb Type of prosthetic developed by biomedical engineers
- measure of how a biomaterial interacts in the body with the surrounding cells, tissues and other factors.
- Medicine Area of study involving tissue engineering
- Implant A device that helps restore vision
- The measurement of the form of living systems or their parts.
- system that manipulates a small amount of fluids using small channels
- Natural science discipline that studies living things
16 Clues: Common imaging technique in biomedicine • Device used to measure biological signals • Implant A device that helps restore vision • Engineer Expert in designing orthopedic implants • Engineering Field focused on drug delivery systems • Medicine Area of study involving tissue engineering • Engineering Field combining medicine and engineering • ...
NAMSS Exhibitor Giveaways: iSpy 2020-09-29
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- Verge Health
- SilverSheet
- PBI Education
- AOA Profiles
- VerityStream
- National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)
- ABMS Solutions (CertiFACTS On-Line)
- NAMSS PASS
- Federation of State Medical Boards
- NAMSS CCN
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- American Medical Association
- UC San Diego PACE
- SkillSurvey
- FINAL ANSWER
- symplr
- National Practitioner Data Bank (HRSA's NPDB)
- NAMSS
- MD-Staff
18 Clues: NAMSS • symplr • MD-Staff • NAMSS CCN • NAMSS PASS • SilverSheet • SkillSurvey • Verge Health • FINAL ANSWER • AOA Profiles • VerityStream • PBI Education • UC San Diego PACE • American Medical Association • Federation of State Medical Boards • ABMS Solutions (CertiFACTS On-Line) • National Practitioner Data Bank (HRSA's NPDB) • National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)
healthcare 2023-01-19
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- The amount you are required to pay for medical care in certain types of health plans after you have met your deductible.
- A primary care physician monitors your health, diagnoses and treats minor health problems, and refers you to specialists if
- The amount of money you must pay each year to cover your medical care expenses before your insurance policy starts
- A health problem that existed before the date your insurance coverage became effective.
- A health savings account is a type of medical savings account that allows you to save money to pay for current and future medical expenses on a tax-free basis. In order to be eligible for a health savings account, you must be covered by a high-
- mammograms.
- of covered medical expenses. Indemnity plans pay a sizable percentage
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- Specific conditions or circumstances for which the policy will not provide benefits.
- The way a healthcare system manages its costs and the use of its resources.
- A health insurance plan that combines elements of an HMO and PPO.
- Services designed to keep patients healthy, including check-ups, well baby care and adult care, immunizations, Pap smears
- The maximum amount of money you will be required to pay each year for deductibles, coinsurance and copayments.
- A health insurance plan that allows you to see any doctor at any time.
- a health insurance plan that allows you to pay a monthly or quarterly premium in exchange for healthcare services.
- These plans allow you to use any doctor, hospital or specialist you choose and submit a claim to your insurance company for
- The amount paid by you or your employer, in addition to copayments, coinsurance and deductibles, in exchange for insurance
- A way of sharing medical costs. You pay a flat fee every time you receive a medical service (for example, $20 for every visit.
- health plan, not have any other health insurance, and not be claimed as a dependent on another’s tax return.
- level of care is needed.
19 Clues: mammograms. • level of care is needed. • A health insurance plan that combines elements of an HMO and PPO. • of covered medical expenses. Indemnity plans pay a sizable percentage • A health insurance plan that allows you to see any doctor at any time. • The way a healthcare system manages its costs and the use of its resources. • ...
Ch 04 Lesion Crossword 2024-03-07
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- A small elevation on the skin that contains no fluid, butmay develop pus.
- Closed, abnormally developed sac that contains pus,semifluid, or morbid matter, above or below the skin. Can be drained of fluid. Requires medical referral.
- Closed, abnormally developed sac that contains pus,semifluid, or morbid matter, above or below the skin. Can't be drained of fluid. Requires medical referral.
- Abnormal mass; vary in size, shape, and color. Any type of abnormal mass, not always cancer. Requires medical referral.
- Dead cells that form over a wound or blemish while healing; accumulation of sebum and pus, sometimes mixed with epidermal cells.
- Raised, inflamed papule with white or yellow center containing pus in the top of the lesion.
- Thin, dry, or oily plate of epidermal flakes.
- Open lesion on the skin or mucous membrane of the body;accompanied by loss of skin depth and possibly weepingof fluids or pus. Requires medical referral.
- A solid bump larger than 0.4 inches that can be easily felt.Requires medical referral.
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- Characterized by flat, nonpalpable changes in skin color or by elevations formed by fluid in a cavity, such as vesicles or pustules.
- Characterized by piles of material on the skin surface, such as a crust or scab, or by depressions in the skin surface, such as an ulcer.
- Slightly raised or depressed area of the skin that forms as a result of the healing process related to an injury or lesion.
- Flat spot or discoloration on the skin.
- Skin sore or abrasion produced by scratching or scraping.
- Crack in the skin that penetrates the dermis.
- Small blister or sac containing clear fluid, lying within or just beneath the epidermis. Requires medical referral if cause is unknown or untreatable with over-the-counter products.
- A thick scar resulting from excessive growth of fibrous tissue.
- An itchy, swollen lesion that can be caused by a blow, scratch, bite of an insect, urticaria (skin allergy), or the sting of a nettle. Typically resolves on its own, but refer to a physician if condition lasts more than three days.
- Large blister containing a watery fluid; like a vesicle.Requires medical referral.
19 Clues: Flat spot or discoloration on the skin. • Crack in the skin that penetrates the dermis. • Thin, dry, or oily plate of epidermal flakes. • Skin sore or abrasion produced by scratching or scraping. • A thick scar resulting from excessive growth of fibrous tissue. • A small elevation on the skin that contains no fluid, butmay develop pus. • ...
Jennifer's crossword 2014-05-14
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- documentation must be
- subjective
- information in charts may spur
- specific information required of a population
- B/P 160/100
- patient information should be kept
- patients date of birth
- when filling out patient records
- the disadvantages of EHR programs
- how many electronic records are there
- process of recording information
- The Joint Commission
- subjective, objective, assessment, plan
- visit information or referral
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- medical record format
- diagnosis process made by physician
- files that need attentions
- medical history forms as a
- history of present illness
- patient's primary problem
- patient who does not follow medical advise
- transforming spoken notes into written
- getting to the point
- to examine and review a group of patients records
- when describing patients condition
- correct errors in electronic record
26 Clues: subjective • B/P 160/100 • getting to the point • The Joint Commission • medical record format • documentation must be • patients date of birth • patient's primary problem • files that need attentions • medical history forms as a • history of present illness • visit information or referral • information in charts may spur • when filling out patient records • ...