medical Crossword Puzzles
medical terminology 2026-03-11
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- / A chronic condition where the heart cannot pump blood effectively.
- FAILURE / heart muscle becomes weak
- / Tiny, thin-walled vessels connecting arterioles and venules, allowing for exchange of water, oxygen, and nutrients
- / magnetic imaging
- / The largest artery in the body, which carries blood from the left ventricle to the rest of the body.
- / Refers to a vein
- / Thick-walled vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart to tissues
- / Vessels that return deoxygenated blood to the heart
- CATHETER / invasive catheter procedure
- / Means fast or rapid
- / blood flow to the brain is restricted
- / A common heart rhythm disorder characterized by rapid and irregular beating.
- / Means heart
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- / A disorder of the heart's electrical system
- / Means vessel
- / Commonly known as a heart attack, this occurs when blood flow to the heart muscle is blocked.
- ARTERY DISEASE / Narrowing of the arteries that supply blood to the legs, arms, and stomach.
- / A test that measures the electrical activity of the heart.
- ARTERY DISEASE / where plaque builds up in the arteries supplying blood to the heart
- / The pressure of the blood in the circulatory system.
- / tests the activity of the heart
- / Indicates inflammation
- / inconclusive x-ray
- MONITOR / device worn for 24-48 hours
- / The primary muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body
25 Clues: / Means heart • / Means vessel • / magnetic imaging • / Refers to a vein • / inconclusive x-ray • / Means fast or rapid • / Indicates inflammation • / tests the activity of the heart • FAILURE / heart muscle becomes weak • MONITOR / device worn for 24-48 hours • CATHETER / invasive catheter procedure • / blood flow to the brain is restricted • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-04-15
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- What term defines an open sore of the skin, or lining of a mucous membrane?
- What suffix means glue?
- What sense is olfactory commonly known as?
- What term defines the surgical repair of the cornea?
- What's the layer of cardiac muscle making up the middle of the heart?
- Which system controls the inhalation/exhalation of glasses?
- What are white blood cells also known as?
- What term defines the surgical removal of fat below the skin?
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- What's the combining form of hearing?
- What term defines an irregular heartbeat?
- What plane divides the body into left & right?
- What's the combining form of ankle?
- What does the abbreviation Rx mean?
- What type of specialist treats the bones?
- What term defines a nonmalignant tumor?
- What term defines the study of diseases?
- What term defines inflammation of the brain?
- What's the medical abbreviation for past medical history?
- Which system produces hormones?
- What term defines abnormal enlargement of a muscle?
20 Clues: What suffix means glue? • Which system produces hormones? • What's the combining form of ankle? • What does the abbreviation Rx mean? • What's the combining form of hearing? • What term defines a nonmalignant tumor? • What term defines the study of diseases? • What term defines an irregular heartbeat? • What type of specialist treats the bones? • ...
Medical examination 2026-05-19
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- the inside part of your neck that connects your mouth to your stomach and lungs.
- medicine that reduces pain.
- an unpleasant physical or emotional sensation caused by injury, illness, or distress.
- another word for sick.
- the measure of how heavy a person or object is.
- pain in the belly.
- diagnostiquer
- very tired.
- red, itchy spots on the skin.
- to relax.
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- more distant or additional.
- gonflé(s)
- faible
- to take air in and out of your lungs.
- feeling like you might vomit.
- fatigue
- crise, convuslion
- causing a feeling that makes you want to scratch.
- blocked or hard to breathe through (usually the nose).
- something used to treat illness or pain.
- release of air from the lungs to clear the throat or airways.
- painful
22 Clues: faible • fatigue • painful • gonflé(s) • to relax. • very tired. • diagnostiquer • crise, convuslion • pain in the belly. • another word for sick. • more distant or additional. • medicine that reduces pain. • feeling like you might vomit. • red, itchy spots on the skin. • to take air in and out of your lungs. • something used to treat illness or pain. • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-05-19
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- Side of the body that is impaired.
- Tools or equipment used to aid in mobility, communication, or other tasks, such as walkers, canes, or hearing aids.
- The wasting or decrease in size of muscle or tissue due to disuse or lack of movement.
- Basic activities required for daily living, such as eating, dressing, bathing, and toileting.
- Being unable to move or walk.
- Sitting on the edge of the bed with feet hanging down.
- Relating to mental processes such as thinking, memory, and learning.
- A device used to help move patients who are unable to move on their own.
- Paralysis of one side of the body.
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- A healthcare professional who helps patients improve mobility, strength, and physical function.
- The act of walking or moving from one place to another.
- Side that is functioning normally.
- The act of assigning tasks to another person.
- Arms and legs.
- A healthcare professional who helps individuals perform daily activities and tasks.
- The inability to control bodily functions, such as urine or bowel movements.
- Being able to move or walk.
- Breaks or cracks in bones.
- The branch of medicine focused on the health care of older adults.
- Resting in bed to recover from an illness or injury.
20 Clues: Arms and legs. • Breaks or cracks in bones. • Being able to move or walk. • Being unable to move or walk. • Side that is functioning normally. • Side of the body that is impaired. • Paralysis of one side of the body. • The act of assigning tasks to another person. • Resting in bed to recover from an illness or injury. • Sitting on the edge of the bed with feet hanging down. • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-05-13
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- Kidney
- Pertaining to the heart
- Behind;back;backward
- Eye
- Head
- A surgically created opening of the large intestine(colon)
- Deficient;below;under;less than normal
- Surgically created opening; Stays open
- Small Intestine
- Within;into
- Connective Tissue
- Treatment
- Incision; process of cutting into; gets closed
- Abnormal condition
- A surgical incision made into the small intestine
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- Brain
- Red
- Back;again;backward
- Knowledge
- Above;excessive
- Inflammation of the stomach
- Tumor; mass; fluid collection
- Visual examination of the large intestine(colon)
- Kidney(s)
- View of
25 Clues: Red • Eye • Head • Brain • Kidney • View of • Knowledge • Kidney(s) • Treatment • Within;into • Above;excessive • Small Intestine • Connective Tissue • Abnormal condition • Back;again;backward • Behind;back;backward • Pertaining to the heart • Inflammation of the stomach • Tumor; mass; fluid collection • Deficient;below;under;less than normal • Surgically created opening; Stays open • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-05-04
20 Clues: Seed • Bone • Heart • Nerve • Vessel • Female • Kidney • Muscle • Stomach • Trachea • Disease • Specialist • right away • gunshot wound • Operating room • medical doctor • emergency room • physical therapy • registered nurse • As soon as possible
Medical Terminology 2026-05-18
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- Nothing by mouth
- Inflammation of the stomach lining
- Dealing with the nervous system
- High blood pressure
- A solid swelling of a clotted blood vessel within tissue
- Inflammation of the kidneys
- Labored breathing
- Abnormally slow heart
- Relating to the heart
- Inflammation of the joint
- Runny Nose
- Relating to the heart or lungs
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- Abnormally low blood pressure
- A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- A microorganism that can cause disease
- Directed towards the front
- Towards the midline of the body
- An escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel
- Blood clot in the blood vessel
- Abnormally rapid breathing
20 Clues: Runny Nose • Nothing by mouth • Labored breathing • High blood pressure • Abnormally slow heart • Relating to the heart • Inflammation of the joint • Directed towards the front • Abnormally rapid breathing • Inflammation of the kidneys • Abnormally low blood pressure • Blood clot in the blood vessel • Relating to the heart or lungs • Dealing with the nervous system • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-05-21
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- Whose mission is it to assure safe and healthful working conditions?
- This is the action used to resuscitate an animal
- The tool vets use to look at the larynx
- How fast a pet’s body breaks down food
- An inflammation of the veins
- The root word for bone
- The root ‘thorax’ refers to ____
- The study of cancer is _______
- When a vet surgically removes a pet's limb
- Refers to the Kidneys
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- The process of putting down an animal to prevent suffering
- Excess fluid/water in a pets brain
- When a pet's body gets too cold
- A disease that animals can catch from bites
- The term used for a dog is ____
- What does the suffix -pnea indicate?
- When the pet has low oxygen
- A lump that grows inside your pet
- Hepat- refers to the ____
- hypoglycemic means ___ blood sugar
20 Clues: Refers to the Kidneys • The root word for bone • Hepat- refers to the ____ • When the pet has low oxygen • An inflammation of the veins • The study of cancer is _______ • When a pet's body gets too cold • The term used for a dog is ____ • The root ‘thorax’ refers to ____ • A lump that grows inside your pet • Excess fluid/water in a pets brain • hypoglycemic means ___ blood sugar • ...
Medical Occupations 2026-05-24
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- Physician caring for children’s health.
- Physician specializing in urinary tract and male reproductive system.
- Physician who interprets medical images.
- Specialist in bones, joints, and muscles.
- Specialist in lung and respiratory diseases.
- Physician who treats skin conditions.
- Physician treating eye diseases.
- Doctor specializing in heart diseases.
- Doctor focusing on digestive system disorders.
- Doctor treating arthritis and autoimmune conditions.
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- Specialist in hormone-related diseases.
- Doctor focusing on kidney health.
- Doctor caring for pregnancy and childbirth.
- Physician who studies disease through lab tests and autopsies.
- Specialist in brain and nervous system disorders.
- Doctor who administers anesthesia during surgery.
- Doctor who treats cancer.
- Specialist in blood disorders.
- Doctor treating mental health conditions.
- Specialist in female reproductive health.
20 Clues: Doctor who treats cancer. • Specialist in blood disorders. • Physician treating eye diseases. • Doctor focusing on kidney health. • Physician who treats skin conditions. • Doctor specializing in heart diseases. • Specialist in hormone-related diseases. • Physician caring for children’s health. • Physician who interprets medical images. • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-08-21
28 Clues: Eye • Ear • Six • Neck • Nose • Hand • Foot • Below • Skull • Elbow • Cheek • Double • Inside • Middle • Armpit • Kneecap • Forehead • Upper back • Back of head • Sole of foot • Back of neck • Back of knee • Heel of foot • Point of elbow • Face or palm up • Fingers and Toes • Face or palm down • Farthest from center
Medical Emergencies 2026-07-14
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- Small erosion in the gastrointestinal tract.
- Gel designed for rapid absorption of glucose.
- Repeated seizures lasting more than 5 minutes without recovery.
- Condition that can cause severe headache and neurological symptoms.
- Type of diabetes that often begins in childhood.
- Seizure phase with uncontrollable muscle contractions.
- Pain becomes intense and localized in the lower right quadrant of the abdomen.
- Inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract.
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- Seizure phase with muscle rigidity.
- Diabetic emergency caused by blood sugar that is too high.
- Seizure involving both hemispheres with loss of responsiveness.
- Seizure involving one hemisphere of the brain where awareness may remain.
- Neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures.
- Seizure phase with gradual recovery and confusion.
- Brief loss of awareness that may look like daydreaming.
- Patient may vomit blood or have bloody or black tarry stools.
- Temporary loss of consciousness caused by reduced blood flow to the brain.
- Bacterial infection of the urinary tract.
- Seizure triggered by a rapid increase in body temperature.
- Occlusion of the intestinal tract.
- Diabetic emergency caused by blood sugar that is too low.
- Seizure phase where the patient may sense something is wrong.
- Solid concentrations of minerals found in the kidneys or ureters.
- Inflammation of the lining of the abdominal cavity.
24 Clues: Occlusion of the intestinal tract. • Seizure phase with muscle rigidity. • Bacterial infection of the urinary tract. • Inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. • Small erosion in the gastrointestinal tract. • Gel designed for rapid absorption of glucose. • Type of diabetes that often begins in childhood. • Seizure phase with gradual recovery and confusion. • ...
Medical term 2026-09-08
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- the back side
- Toward the sides; away from the midline
- the back side
- Positon Patient lying on their side
- plane vertical line down body; not= halves
- Lying on your belly; face down( head often turned to the side)
- position Lying on your back, face up
- near the tail-end
- (anter-) the front side
- near the head-end (cephal= head)
- standing tall
- position Lying on your side; Top arm and leg are at 90 degree angle
- below
- closer to point of orgin/point of attachment on body
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- plane vertical line down midline; seperates body into LT/RT halves
- Toward the midline of the body
- Cavity that only holds the heart; under the breastbone( sternum)
- position Knees pulled up to chest, bottom-up
- farther away from orgin/POA
- Coronal, Ventral the front side
- above
- plane Horizontal line divides body into top and bottom halves
- skull
- position HOB(head of bed) elevated
- cavity holds only the lungs; sac containing Lungs is the pleura
25 Clues: above • skull • below • the back side • the back side • standing tall • near the tail-end • (anter-) the front side • farther away from orgin/POA • Toward the midline of the body • Coronal, Ventral the front side • near the head-end (cephal= head) • position HOB(head of bed) elevated • Positon Patient lying on their side • position Lying on your back, face up • ...
CVD Terms and Abbreviations 2023-02-23
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- medical term for clotting
- the medical abbreviation for treatment
- refers to the heart muscle
- a type of invasive surgery used to treat coronary heart disease
- the medical abbreviation for nitroglycerin
- the true state of happiness
- the condition of having high blood pressure
- this medical terms means heart attack
- condition that causes swelling in the liver and brain
- term that means irregular heart rhythm
- this abbreviation means the American Heart Association
- synonym for illegal
- the medical term for a blockage
- this abbreviation is used on a SOAP to represent signs and symptoms
- the opposite of chronic
- imbalance of lipids, for example high LDL
- produced INside of the organism
- this machine records the electrical signals from the heart to monitor its conditions
- the process of widening the blood vessels to increase blood flow
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- having to do with the upper area of the abdomen/stomach
- refers to the injury or death of tissue
- the most severe type of heart attack
- this abbreviation means mechanism of action
- medical abbreviation for lipid panel
- produced OUTside of the organism
- drug class used to reduce pain but often become an abused substance
- your LDL becomes too high
- sudden, reduced blood flow to the heart
- the medical abbreviation for diagnosis
- this type of drug lowers your cholesterol
- muscle pains
- this is designed to measure plasma heparins
- severe chest pains
- the brain and spine are considered part of the
- another way to reference exhaustion
- you want this to be greater than 60 mg/dL
36 Clues: muscle pains • severe chest pains • synonym for illegal • the opposite of chronic • medical term for clotting • your LDL becomes too high • refers to the heart muscle • the true state of happiness • the medical term for a blockage • produced INside of the organism • produced OUTside of the organism • another way to reference exhaustion • the most severe type of heart attack • ...
Class of 2025 2023-05-17
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- was on a volleyball club in undergraduate studies
- involved deeply in volunteer work
- Was a member of the national piano guild for 8 years
- went on a medical mission trip to Ecuador with MEDLIFE
- worked as a lead medical technologist in Texas
- Has a gender and women's studies and global health certificate
- member of Phi Theta Kappa
- president of the Habitat for Humanity Chapter in undergraduate studies
- born over 8000 miles away from the United States and is a canadian citizen
- has won county championships in table tennis
- shadowed doctors in Montevideo, Uruguay for a month
- Worked as a medical assistant in Louisiana
- volunteered in rural areas of Lima, Peru on a global medical leaders trip
- violinist who has performed at Carnegie Hall
- got a certification in Public Health
- involved in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
- was a summer day camp counselor for the YMCA
- certified medical scribe through ScribeAmerica
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- founding member of the Kappa Delta sorority during undergraduate studies
- certified pharmacy technician and EMT
- was a professional ballet dancer and has performed in Swan Lake
- of University’s chapter for American Red Cross
- was raised in Mexico during her early years of life
- has a certificate in Global health
- a member of World Changers that helped renovate homes in South Carolina
- national qualifier in the NCFL and NSDA Oratory tournaments
- was a global medical brigadier that went to Honduras to provide medical care
- was the president for a soccer club while in undergraduate studies
- Recipient of Bill & Melinda Gates Millennium Scholarship Award
- Has a scuba diving certification
- avid chef when not in the clinic
- director of leadership for Pi Beta Phi
32 Clues: member of Phi Theta Kappa • Has a scuba diving certification • avid chef when not in the clinic • involved deeply in volunteer work • has a certificate in Global health • got a certification in Public Health • certified pharmacy technician and EMT • director of leadership for Pi Beta Phi • Worked as a medical assistant in Louisiana • ...
Class of 2025 2023-05-17
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- Member of Phi Theta Kappa
- Was raised in Mexico during her early years of life
- Founding member of the Kappa Delta sorority during undergraduate studies
- Born over 8000 miles away from the United States and is a canadian citizen
- Worked as a medical assistant in Louisiana
- Director of leadership for Pi Beta Phi
- Volunteered in rural areas of Lima, Peru on a global medical leaders trip
- A member of World Changers that helped renovate homes in South Carolina
- Was a global medical brigadier that went to Honduras to provide medical care
- Went on a medical mission trip to Ecuador with MEDLIFE
- Shadowed doctors in Montevideo, Uruguay for a month
- Has won county championships in table tennis
- Was a member of the national piano guild for 8 years
- Was a summer day camp counselor for the YMCA
- Certified medical scribe through ScribeAmerica
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- Worked as a lead medical technologist in Texas
- Certified pharmacy technician and EMT
- Was the president for a soccer club while in undergraduate studies
- National qualifier in the NCFL and NSDA Oratory tournaments
- President of the Habitat for Humanity Chapter in undergraduate studies
- Avid chef when not in the clinic
- Got a certification in Public Health
- Was a professional ballet dancer and has performed in Swan Lake
- Recipient of Bill & Melinda Gates Millennium Scholarship Award
- President of University’s chapter for American Red Cross
- Has a certificate in Global Health
- Involved in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
- Violinist who has performed at Carnegie Hall
- Has a scuba diving certification
- Was on a volleyball club in undergraduate studies
- Involved deeply in volunteer work
- Has a gender and women's studies and global health certificate
32 Clues: Member of Phi Theta Kappa • Avid chef when not in the clinic • Has a scuba diving certification • Involved deeply in volunteer work • Has a certificate in Global Health • Got a certification in Public Health • Certified pharmacy technician and EMT • Director of leadership for Pi Beta Phi • Worked as a medical assistant in Louisiana • ...
Physical Illness and Disabilities 2024-04-18
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- Medical abbreviation for nothing by mouth
- Medical term for blueish color on skin or lips due to lack of oxygen
- Medical terminology for abnormally high glucose levels in the blood
- Medical terminology for shortness of breath
- This type of sign and symptom (clinical manifestation)is something you cannot visually see. Ex:headache
- language disorder affecting how a person speaks and/or writes and/or ability to read
- Medical condition due to low number of red blood cells
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- Medical term for excessive thirst
- Name of body system responsible for hormones in the body
- Medical term for excessive/increased hunger
- Paralysis on 1 side of the body
- medical term for difficulty swallowing
12 Clues: Paralysis on 1 side of the body • Medical term for excessive thirst • medical term for difficulty swallowing • Medical abbreviation for nothing by mouth • Medical term for excessive/increased hunger • Medical terminology for shortness of breath • Medical condition due to low number of red blood cells • Name of body system responsible for hormones in the body • ...
RC Crossword Activity: Identifying Falls Prevention Risk Factors 2025-03-28
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- Environmental risk factor starting with "L" (related to poor visibility and illumination).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "A" (related to joint inflammation and pain).
- Psychosocial risk factor starting with "I" (related to lack of physical activity).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "I" (related to loss of bladder or bowel control).
- Medication risk factor starting with "P" (related to drugs used for a neurological condition).
- Medication risk factor starting with "I" (related to hormone therapy for diabetes).
- Sensory risk factor starting with "V" (related to sight and visual perception).
- Demographic risk factor starting with "A" (related to being older in age).
- Demographic risk factor starting with "F" (related to previous incidents of falling).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "H" (related to low blood pressure).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "H" (related to low blood sugar levels).
- Psychosocial risk factor starting with "D" (related to a mood disorder causing persistent sadness).
- Environmental risk factor starting with "F" (related to inappropriate clothing for the feet).
- Medication risk factor starting with "O" (related to pain-relieving drugs).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "D" (related to sudden confusion and changes in mental state).
- Demographic risk factor starting with "G" (related to being female).
- Sensory risk factor starting with "I" (related to reduced peripheral sensation).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "P" (related to a neurological disorder affecting movement).
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- Demographic risk factor starting with "N" (related to poor dietary habits).
- Medication risk factor starting with "P" (related to drugs affecting mental state).
- Motor risk factor starting with "W" (related to reduced muscle strength).
- Medication risk factor starting with "A" (related to drugs used to lower blood pressure).
- Psychosocial risk factor starting with "A" (related to excessive worry and fear).
- Medication risk factor starting with "P" (related to the use of multiple medications).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "D" (related to memory loss and cognitive decline).
- Motor risk factor starting with "G" (related to walking pattern and balance).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "I" (related to the presence of harmful microorganisms).
- Motor risk factor starting with "T" (related to reaction speed).
- Medical condition risk factor starting with "S" (related to a sudden loss of brain function).
29 Clues: Motor risk factor starting with "T" (related to reaction speed). • Demographic risk factor starting with "G" (related to being female). • Motor risk factor starting with "W" (related to reduced muscle strength). • Demographic risk factor starting with "A" (related to being older in age). • ...
MT Musculoskeletal Part 3 2025-03-17
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- muscular dystrophy signs and ___ usually start at age 3-5 years old
- this is a deformity of the big toe joint
- the abbreviation for a disease caused by a pinched nerve in the wrist area
- as of now, there is no ___ for muscular dystrophy (Duchenne's) or any related type
- the word for swayback (curvature of the lower back)
- the medical meaning of malacia
- ortho is the medical word for this
- this medical word means debility
- by this age, young boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy are unable to walk and must use a WC
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- the medical word meaning to surgically break a bone
- the medical word for binding/fixing a bone
- Duchenne muscular dystrophy is an ___ disease seen primary in boys
- the medical word cyte means ___
- a frozen joint caused by the fibrosis of connective tissue
- this is a build-up of uric acid in the joint causing red, painful big toe joints
15 Clues: the medical meaning of malacia • the medical word cyte means ___ • this medical word means debility • ortho is the medical word for this • this is a deformity of the big toe joint • the medical word for binding/fixing a bone • the medical word meaning to surgically break a bone • the word for swayback (curvature of the lower back) • ...
Hospital 2023-06-26
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- A strip of cloth or material used to cover wounds and protect them from dirt and infection. Bandages help in wound healing and prevent further injury.
- A chair with wheels designed for people who have difficulty walking or moving. Wheelchairs provide mobility and independence for individuals with disabilities.
- A healthcare professional who assists doctors and provides care to patients. Nurses help with patient monitoring, administer medication, and offer support.
- The process of administering a vaccine to prevent certain diseases. Vaccinations are important for building immunity and protecting against infections.
- A device used to measure body temperature. Thermometers are commonly used in hospitals to assess a patient's health condition.
- A person receiving medical treatment or care. Patients visit hospitals when they are sick or injured to receive medical attention and assistance.
- A medical imaging technique that uses radiation to produce images of bones and internal structures. X-rays help doctors diagnose fractures, infections, and other conditions.
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- A vehicle equipped to transport sick or injured individuals to the hospital. Ambulances have medical equipment and personnel to provide emergency care.
- A medical instrument used by doctors to listen to the sounds inside a patient's body, such as the heartbeat or lung sounds.
- A place where medications are prepared, dispensed, and sold. Pharmacies provide prescribed medications and offer guidance on their usage.
- A medical procedure performed by a surgeon to treat or repair a part of the body. Surgeries can be minor or major, depending on the condition being addressed.
- Devices used to assist individuals with walking when they have an injury or disability affecting their legs. Crutches provide support and stability.
- A dental healthcare professional who takes care of teeth and oral health. Dentists perform check-ups, cleanings, fillings, and other dental procedures.
- A sudden and serious situation requiring immediate action or medical attention. Hospitals have emergency departments to handle urgent cases.
- A trained medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses and injuries. Doctors examine patients, prescribe medicine, and provide medical advice.
- A place where people go to receive medical care and treatment. Hospitals have doctors, nurses, and medical equipment to help sick or injured individuals.
16 Clues: A medical instrument used by doctors to listen to the sounds inside a patient's body, such as the heartbeat or lung sounds. • A device used to measure body temperature. Thermometers are commonly used in hospitals to assess a patient's health condition. • ...
ENGLISH PROJECT (NURSING) 2024-09-25
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- An emergency procedure aimed at restoring a person’s breathing and circulation after their heart or breathing has stopped.
- A medical record containing detailed information about a patient’s history, treatment, and progress.
- The identification of a disease or condition based on symptoms and test results.
- A material used to cover and protect wounds, aiding in healing and preventing infection.
- A garment worn in hospital or surgical settings to protect the skin and clothing of medical staff from contamination.
- A set of medical steps performed to diagnose, treat, or manage a health condition.
- The attention and support provided to patients to improve their physical and emotional well-being.
- A procedure in which a drug or substance is administered into the body using a needle.
- home A facility that provides long-term care for elderly or ill individuals who are unable to care for themselves.
- A period of time during which a healthcare professional works. Shifts can be during the day or night.
- A specially equipped vehicle used to transport sick or injured people to a hospital or medical facility.
- A medical treatment that prevents patients from feeling pain during surgical procedures by using medication to induce a loss of sensation or consciousness
- A deep awareness of and sympathy for another's suffering, leading to a desire to help alleviate that suffering.
- The process by which a person regains health following an illness, surgery, or medical treatment.
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- The process of eliminating all microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and spores, to prevent infections.
- A treatment used to relieve or cure a disease or to improve the physical or emotional condition of a patient.
- Key indicators of basic body functions, such as heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and breathing.
- The invasion of the body by microorganisms such as bacteria or viruses that can cause illness.
- Services provided to maintain or improve people's health, including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases.
- Disposable hand coverings worn by medical personnel to protect themselves and patients from infections and contamination.
- A substance or drug administered to a patient to prevent or treat a disease.
- A medical situation requiring immediate attention to prevent serious complications or death.
- A set of medical actions, such as medications or therapies, aimed at curing or alleviating a disease or condition.
- A method of delivering fluids, medications, or nutrients directly into a vein.
- A medical instrument used by healthcare professionals to listen to internal body sounds, such as heartbeats and breathing.
- Signs or changes in the body that indicate the presence of a disease or condition.
- A person receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital, clinic, or under the supervision of healthcare professionals.
- A medical procedure involving cutting the body to treat a condition, repair tissues, or remove organs.
- Damage or break in the skin or body tissues, often caused by an injury or cut.
- A trained professional responsible for caring for patients, administering treatments, and aiding in recovery.
30 Clues: A substance or drug administered to a patient to prevent or treat a disease. • A method of delivering fluids, medications, or nutrients directly into a vein. • Damage or break in the skin or body tissues, often caused by an injury or cut. • The identification of a disease or condition based on symptoms and test results. • ...
MAR crossword 2014-08-06
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- A summary of financial accounts showing balances due is known as:
- With an angry patient, you should always
- How many different stages of grief are identified by Kubler-Ross?
- between
- Methods of gaining licensure include:
- Which of the following professional attributes indicates the ability to identify with someone else’s situation?
- The initials “RMA” listed after a medical assistant’s name indicate
- four times a day
- Which of the following is not part of the communication cycle?
- Which one of the following defense mechanisms is defined as putting unpleasant events, feelings, or thoughts out of one's mind?
- within
- The goal of a medical assistant to treat patients and their families fairly is achieved by
- Which of the following refers to the practice of underlining or highlighting important words and phrases when opening the mail?
- Currently, the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the Clinical Laboratory Improvements Act do not require medical assistants to be
- Which of the following constitutes unprofessional behavior when interacting with an externship preceptor?
- Should be addressed as "Mr." or "Mrs." unless they tell you otherwise
- Good interpersonal skills include
- The abbreviation “CMA,” when listed after a medical assistant’s name, is his or her
- inflammation
- A list of places where the doctor will visit during a convention is known as a(n):
- Account statements for a medical practice should be sent as:
- A crime punishable by a fine or imprisonment for more than one year is known as a
- The 5 Cs of communication include
- The abbreviation for Plaza is:
- Which of the following organizations offers the Registered Medical Assistant credential?
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- twice a day
- Which of the following terms means the act of articulating and speaking clearly?
- A division of medicine that involves medical issues or medical proof at trials having to do with malpractice, crimes, and accidents is
- Which of the following terms describes behaving courteously, conscientiously, and in a generally businesslike manner?
- disease
- above
- surrounding
- When an employee can leave the organization at any time, or for any cause or reason is known as:
- In medical offices, memoranda are most commonly used to communicate with which of the following groups of people?
- Which of the following words best describes a medical assistant who works effectively as a team member in the medical office?
- abstinence from committing any harm is:
- The three types of listening are evaluative, active, and
- immediately
- Which of the following organizations publishes a journal called CMA Today?
- Being able to disconnect the importance of an emotional event from a specific event or idea is known as:
- The voluntary termination of pregnancy is an example of what type of dilemma
41 Clues: above • within • between • disease • twice a day • surrounding • immediately • inflammation • four times a day • The abbreviation for Plaza is: • Good interpersonal skills include • The 5 Cs of communication include • Methods of gaining licensure include: • abstinence from committing any harm is: • With an angry patient, you should always • ...
Cardiovascular System Terminology 2023-06-23
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- abnormally fast heartbeat
- medical term for a heart attack
- fatty deposit that builds up within an artery
- relaxation phase of the heartbeat
- condition characterized by the hardening and narrowing of arteries
- test that records the electrical activity of the heart
- medical term for high blood pressure
- irregular heart rhythm
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- organ responsible for pumping blood
- medical term for inflammation of a vein
- bluish discoloration of the skin due to inadequate oxygenation
- attack condition resulting from the blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle
- medical term for the contraction phase of the heartbeat
- medical term for the enlargement of the heart
- inadequate oxygen supply to tissues
15 Clues: irregular heart rhythm • abnormally fast heartbeat • medical term for a heart attack • relaxation phase of the heartbeat • organ responsible for pumping blood • inadequate oxygen supply to tissues • medical term for high blood pressure • medical term for inflammation of a vein • fatty deposit that builds up within an artery • medical term for the enlargement of the heart • ...
How Well Do You Know Your Benefits 2023-08-30
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- Money you contribute towards savings for medical needs
- Charter Employee Assistance Program
- Annual amount you pay towards your insurance needs prior to your copay
- Where you can get your degree for free
- Legal Insurance protection you can purchase
- Amount you pay for each medical service after meeting your deductible
- Dental Insurance Provider
- Anthem Medical App
- Company Recognition Portal
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- At home Physical Therapy program free to all employees and their dependents
- The time to make your benefit selections for the year
- Manager of your HSA/FSA/HRA dollars
- 401K Management Company
- Expert second opinion resource
- Prescription Benefit Manager
- Vision Insurance Provider
- Money Charter puts in a fund for your retirement
- Medical Insurance Provider
18 Clues: Anthem Medical App • 401K Management Company • Vision Insurance Provider • Dental Insurance Provider • Medical Insurance Provider • Company Recognition Portal • Prescription Benefit Manager • Expert second opinion resource • Manager of your HSA/FSA/HRA dollars • Charter Employee Assistance Program • Where you can get your degree for free • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-05
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- System Body's defense against infections and diseases
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases
- Doctor specializing in heart diseases
- High-energy radiation for imaging the body
- Medical field focused on skin disorders
- Microscopic infectious agent
- Pressure Force of blood against artery walls
- Abnormal cell growth and division
- Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents
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- Identifying a disease or condition
- Medical imaging and interpretation
- Loss of sensation or consciousness during surgery
- Medication to treat bacterial infections
- Medical procedure involving incision and repair
- Abnormal immune reaction to a substance
- Disease-causing microorganism
16 Clues: Microscopic infectious agent • Disease-causing microorganism • Abnormal cell growth and division • Identifying a disease or condition • Medical imaging and interpretation • Doctor specializing in heart diseases • Medical field focused on skin disorders • Abnormal immune reaction to a substance • Medication to treat bacterial infections • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-05
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- System Body's defense against infections and diseases
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases
- Doctor specializing in heart diseases
- High-energy radiation for imaging the body
- Medical field focused on skin disorders
- Microscopic infectious agent
- Pressure Force of blood against artery walls
- Abnormal cell growth and division
- Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents
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- Identifying a disease or condition
- Medical imaging and interpretation
- Loss of sensation or consciousness during surgery
- Medication to treat bacterial infections
- Medical procedure involving incision and repair
- Abnormal immune reaction to a substance
- Disease-causing microorganism
16 Clues: Microscopic infectious agent • Disease-causing microorganism • Abnormal cell growth and division • Identifying a disease or condition • Medical imaging and interpretation • Doctor specializing in heart diseases • Medical field focused on skin disorders • Abnormal immune reaction to a substance • Medication to treat bacterial infections • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-05
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- System Body's defense against infections and diseases
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases
- Doctor specializing in heart diseases
- High-energy radiation for imaging the body
- Medical field focused on skin disorders
- Microscopic infectious agent
- Pressure Force of blood against artery walls
- Abnormal cell growth and division
- Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents
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- Identifying a disease or condition
- Medical imaging and interpretation
- Loss of sensation or consciousness during surgery
- Medication to treat bacterial infections
- Medical procedure involving incision and repair
- Abnormal immune reaction to a substance
- Disease-causing microorganism
16 Clues: Microscopic infectious agent • Disease-causing microorganism • Abnormal cell growth and division • Identifying a disease or condition • Medical imaging and interpretation • Doctor specializing in heart diseases • Medical field focused on skin disorders • Abnormal immune reaction to a substance • Medication to treat bacterial infections • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-05
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- System Body's defense against infections and diseases
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases
- Doctor specializing in heart diseases
- High-energy radiation for imaging the body
- Medical field focused on skin disorders
- Microscopic infectious agent
- Pressure Force of blood against artery walls
- Abnormal cell growth and division
- Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents
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- Identifying a disease or condition
- Medical imaging and interpretation
- Loss of sensation or consciousness during surgery
- Medication to treat bacterial infections
- Medical procedure involving incision and repair
- Abnormal immune reaction to a substance
- Disease-causing microorganism
16 Clues: Microscopic infectious agent • Disease-causing microorganism • Abnormal cell growth and division • Identifying a disease or condition • Medical imaging and interpretation • Doctor specializing in heart diseases • Medical field focused on skin disorders • Abnormal immune reaction to a substance • Medication to treat bacterial infections • ...
Dying Unequal 2026-05-15
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- Coverage that helps pay for medical costs
- Result of medical care or illness
- Obstacles that prevent progress or access
- Unequal differences in outcomes between groups
- Long-lasting illness or condition
- Unfair judgment toward a group or person
- Prejudice based on race
- Medical care given to a patientDisparity
- Lack of financial resources
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- Rate of death in a population
- Ability to reach or obtain care
- Happening later than normal or expected
- Built into systems and institutions
- Identification of a disease or condition
- Medical care system that provides treatment
- Ability to move up economically or socially
16 Clues: Prejudice based on race • Lack of financial resources • Rate of death in a population • Ability to reach or obtain care • Result of medical care or illness • Long-lasting illness or condition • Built into systems and institutions • Happening later than normal or expected • Identification of a disease or condition • Unfair judgment toward a group or person • ...
First Aid Crossword 2021-05-13
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- body doesn't get enough blood flow
- PCS
- heimlich maneuver
- DTA
- forms fibers
- medical attention caused by poison
- electrical energy between brain cells
- consumption of substances
- being kept secret/private
- traumatic brain injury
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- allergic reaction
- AED
- limits the flow of blood
- freeze disease
- emergency medical services
- permission
- stopping the blood with hands
- left out/exculded
- failure to exercise
- blockage in the airway
- BOD
- draws substances into the lungs
- most common type of seizure
- an order to someone
- medical help given
25 Clues: AED • PCS • DTA • BOD • permission • forms fibers • freeze disease • allergic reaction • heimlich maneuver • left out/exculded • medical help given • failure to exercise • an order to someone • blockage in the airway • traumatic brain injury • limits the flow of blood • consumption of substances • being kept secret/private • emergency medical services • most common type of seizure • ...
Physical examination of veins: signs of venous insufficiency and thrombosis 2025-02-09
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- Medical term for vein stripping
- Medical term for vein inflammation
- Ulceration due to venous insufficiency
- Vein examination finding
- Vein examination technique
- Superficial vein thrombosis symptom
- Venous insufficiency symptom
- Venous stasis dermatitis symptom
- Complication of untreated DVT
- Risk factor for varicose veins
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- Vein valve problem leading to insufficiency
- Risk factor for venous thromboembolism
- Skin discoloration due to venous stasis
- Blood clot formation in a vein
- Vein appearance in venous
- Medical imaging test for DVT
- Vein treatment option
- Swelling in the affected limb
- Complication of venous insufficiency
- Swelling and pain in the calf
20 Clues: Vein treatment option • Vein examination finding • Vein appearance in venous • Vein examination technique • Medical imaging test for DVT • Venous insufficiency symptom • Swelling in the affected limb • Swelling and pain in the calf • Complication of untreated DVT • Blood clot formation in a vein • Risk factor for varicose veins • Medical term for vein stripping • ...
REVIEW of Skin Parts 1 & 2 2025-10-16
20 Clues: 鱗屑 • 母斑 • 膿汁 • 結節 • 全身性 • 小水疱 • 集簇性 • 局所性 • 大水疱 • 擦り傷 • 散在性 • 斑/斑点 • かさぶた • 丘疹(きゆうしん) • 切り傷 or ____ wound • 鈍器外傷 or ___ force trauma • medical term for "wart" (いぼ) • 裂傷 or "tear" in medical terms • あざ or "bruise" in medical terms • 蕁麻疹(じんましん), a colorless rash from allergy
Chapter crossword 2026-04-21
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- a combined medical specialty focused on women’s reproductive health
- specialized branch of medicine focused on the surgical and medical diseases of the male and female urinary tract, and the male reproductive organs
- medical specialty focused on the comprehensive, non-surgical prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of complex, chronic, and acute diseases in adults
- branch of medicine focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases and conditions of the skin, hair, nails,
- branch of medicine that treats diseases, injuries, or deformities through operative, manual, or instrument-based procedures, usually involving cutting body tissues to repair, remove, or replace diseased parts
- A graduate level of medical training
- branch of medicine focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders
- medical specialty focused on the diagnosis, surgical, and non-surgical treatment of disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves
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- medical specialty dedicated to the immediate diagnosis, treatment, and stabilization of unexpected, acute illnesses or injuries.
- branch of medicine focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention of injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system
- branch of medicine focused on total perioperative care, including the administration of anesthesia, pain management, and critical care medicine
- a medical specialty that uses imaging technologies, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds, to diagnose and treat diseases
- branch of medical science focused on studying the causes, mechanisms, and nature of diseases, linking laboratory science with clinical medicine.
- care providers of medical care to patients.
- branch of medicine focused on the physical, mental, and social health of infants, children, and adolescents from birth up to young adulthood
- a specialized surgical branch focused on repairing, reconstructing, or enhancing the skin, musculoskeletal system, and bodily structures to restore function and improve appearance
16 Clues: A graduate level of medical training • care providers of medical care to patients. • a combined medical specialty focused on women’s reproductive health • branch of medicine focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases and conditions of the skin, hair, nails, • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-05
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- High-energy radiation for imaging the body
- System Body's defense against infections and diseases
- Disease-causing microorganism
- Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents
- Medical imaging and interpretation
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases
- Medical procedure involving incision and repair
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- Doctor specializing in heart diseases
- Microscopic infectious agent
- Loss of sensation or consciousness during surgery
- Abnormal immune reaction to a substance
- Medical field focused on skin disorders
- Identifying a disease or condition
- Medication to treat bacterial infections
- Pressure Force of blood against artery walls
- Abnormal cell growth and division
16 Clues: Microscopic infectious agent • Disease-causing microorganism • Abnormal cell growth and division • Identifying a disease or condition • Medical imaging and interpretation • Doctor specializing in heart diseases • Abnormal immune reaction to a substance • Medical field focused on skin disorders • Medication to treat bacterial infections • ...
Insurance Terms 2025-07-11
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- set amount of cost sharing
- periodic amount paid to private insurance company, Medicare etc for insurance coverage
- way of caring for terminally ill
- written order from PCP for insured to see specialist or get certain medical services
- Care non emergency unforeseen medical illness/injury/condition that requiring immediate medical care
- treatment to clean blood when kidneys cannot
- Federal health insurance program for people over 65 years old, 24+ months SSD, and/or certain medical conditions.
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- percentage insurance pays for cost sharing
- supplement medical only insurance to Original Medicare
- list of prescription drugs
- Help federal program to pay for low income individuals Part D costs
- out of pocket the most an enrollee would pay in one year for covered services
- Amount paid by insurance before insurance pays
- joint federal and state program to help with medical costs of low income individuals
- Permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or transplant
15 Clues: set amount of cost sharing • list of prescription drugs • way of caring for terminally ill • percentage insurance pays for cost sharing • treatment to clean blood when kidneys cannot • Amount paid by insurance before insurance pays • supplement medical only insurance to Original Medicare • Permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or transplant • ...
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 2024-02-29
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- Number of sick and departmental leave entitled to for the year
- Number of Vacation leave entitled to for the year
- Medical Chief of Staff
- Acting Chief Exceutive Officer
- This type of leave is five or more days
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- Name of agency doctors have to be registered with
- The first name the Hospital had
- Dress code that is for all medical doctors
- Number of rotations Medical Interns have to do
- Dean of Medical Sciences
- An allowance that is paid to all level medical doctors
- Number of rotations Senior House Officer have to do
- A medical profession that works closely with doctors
13 Clues: Medical Chief of Staff • Dean of Medical Sciences • Acting Chief Exceutive Officer • The first name the Hospital had • This type of leave is five or more days • Dress code that is for all medical doctors • Number of rotations Medical Interns have to do • Name of agency doctors have to be registered with • Number of Vacation leave entitled to for the year • ...
GENAO 2018-08-29
Medicare Review 1 2023-11-22
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- during this stage of drug coverage consumers pay approx. %25
- Medicare ______ plans become the primary payer
- Before ___ is met member will pay %100 of covered medical services
- in 2024 the consumer pays 0% once they reach the ____ Drug stage
- Can receive medical services out of network, often costs more
- Basic verification needed on every call
- Medicare ______ plans pay secondary to
- Can receive medical services out of network for specific services (usually Dental)
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- _____ Notice of change letters sent out towards the end of year to let consumers know their upcoming changes
- Percentage member pays for covered services
- once they reach the ____ Members enter the coverage gap
- Once ___ is met, member will pay %0 of covered medical services
- Can receive medical services in network only
- Set dollar amount member pays for covered services
- Can receive medical services in or out of network at the same costshare
15 Clues: Medicare ______ plans pay secondary to • Basic verification needed on every call • Percentage member pays for covered services • Can receive medical services in network only • Medicare ______ plans become the primary payer • Set dollar amount member pays for covered services • once they reach the ____ Members enter the coverage gap • ...
HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR DOCTORS? 2025-06-11
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- A medical practitioner qualified to practice surgery.
- a specialist in the branch of medicine concerned with the study and treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye.
- A medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions of the bone
- A medical practitioner specializing in children and their diseases.
- A medical specialist trained to diagnose and treat conditions of the ear, nose, and throat, as well as related areas of the head and neck.
- A person qualified to treat disease, injury, or deformity by physical methods such as massage, heat treatment, and exercise.
- A medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions using imaging equipment
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- A medical doctor specializing in the female reproductive system, including the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and other related organs.
- A medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the skin, hair, nails, and mucous membranes
- A medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing, treating, and researching blood disorders, including those affecting the bone marrow and lymphatic system
- A medical doctor who specializes in the care and treatment of kidney diseases and conditions
- An expert on diet and nutrition.
- A doctor who has special training in diagnosing, treating and managing patients with cancer.
- A physician who specializes in diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases and conditions of the heart and blood vessels
14 Clues: An expert on diet and nutrition. • A medical practitioner qualified to practice surgery. • A medical practitioner specializing in children and their diseases. • A medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions of the bone • A medical doctor who specializes in the care and treatment of kidney diseases and conditions • ...
Health 2024-10-02
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- A medical device used to view the inside of the body
- Medical worker who help doctor
- A small box with medical supplies
- High temperature
- Medical professioal that help patients
- A pain in the stomach
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- A painful feeling in the throat
- Something we use to cover small cuts or injuries
- A vehicle used to transport patients
- Someone who needs medical help
- A pain in the head
- Red, irritated skin
- Treatment for patients
13 Clues: High temperature • A pain in the head • Red, irritated skin • A pain in the stomach • Treatment for patients • Someone who needs medical help • Medical worker who help doctor • A painful feeling in the throat • A small box with medical supplies • A vehicle used to transport patients • Medical professioal that help patients • Something we use to cover small cuts or injuries • ...
Medicine 1250 to 1700 2023-07-14
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- Roman doctor whose books on anatomy were widely used for over 1000 years
- Medical instrument greatly developed by van Leeuwenhoek
- Places of medical care usually staffed by monks and nuns until the late 1530s
- Mixed medicines and provided medical advice
- A common herbal remedy, made of many ingredients
- Bad air, believed to cause illness
- Disease passing from person to person
- Did surgery and cut hair
- Separating the sick from the healthy to prevent disease
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- A way of balancing the humours that might be used if you were feverish
- Royal _______, an organisation focused on scientific research and supported by Charles II
- Known as the 'English Hippocrates' he greatly developed understanding of disease
- Flemish anatomist who corrected many of Galen's mistakes
- Unusual alignments of these were seen as causes of the Black Death and Great Plague
- University trained medical professional
- He accurately described the circulation of the blood in the 17th century
- The cutting up of bodies for medical purposes
- Englishman jailed for criticising Galen
- Branch of medicine focused on using metals and chemical compounds as treatments
- Disease with outbreaks in 1348 and 1665
20 Clues: Did surgery and cut hair • Bad air, believed to cause illness • Disease passing from person to person • University trained medical professional • Englishman jailed for criticising Galen • Disease with outbreaks in 1348 and 1665 • Mixed medicines and provided medical advice • The cutting up of bodies for medical purposes • A common herbal remedy, made of many ingredients • ...
Termination of pregnancy on evidence-based medicine. Septic abortion 2025-03-13
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- The safest method of abortion according to WHO for early pregnancy.
- A WHO-recommended pain management option during abortion procedures.
- The recommended gestational age limit for medical abortion.
- A medication used for medical abortion, blocks progesterone.
- A prostaglandin analog used with mifepristone for medical abortion.
- Severe infection following an unsafe abortion (Septic abortion).
- An antibiotic used in cases of post-abortion infection.
- A second-trimester abortion method using suction and forceps.
- Condition where pregnancy develops outside the uterus.
- An abortion technique that uses suction to remove pregnancy tissue.
- A hormone essential for pregnancy maintenance.
- A legal term referring to abortion performed for the mother's health.
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- A psychological condition that some women experience after abortion.
- A term for self-managed abortion outside medical settings.
- A hormone measured to confirm complete abortion.
- The surgical procedure for abortion, commonly performed in the first trimester.
- A serious consequence of unsafe abortion involving perforation of this organ.
- A rare but serious complication of abortion where pregnancy tissue remains.
- The medical term for pregnancy termination due to fetal anomalies.
- The term for a pregnancy loss before 20 weeks gestation.
20 Clues: A hormone essential for pregnancy maintenance. • A hormone measured to confirm complete abortion. • Condition where pregnancy develops outside the uterus. • An antibiotic used in cases of post-abortion infection. • The term for a pregnancy loss before 20 weeks gestation. • A term for self-managed abortion outside medical settings. • ...
Hospital 2023-08-14
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- What is a thin fabric used to cover and protect wounds or as a dressing during surgery?
- What is a device used to help individuals with limited mobility move around?
- Who is a medical professional that examines, diagnoses, and treats patients?
- What is a medical procedure performed by doctors to treat injuries or illnesses?
- What is a person who is receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital?
- What is a rigid protective cover used to support and protect broken bones?
- What is a surgical instrument used by doctors for cutting during surgery?
- What is a small solid form of medication that is swallowed?
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- What is a strip of material used to cover and protect wounds or injuries?
- What is a substance used to treat or cure illnesses or medical conditions?
- What is a medical tool used by doctors to listen to a patient's heartbeat and breathing?
- What is a medical tool used to inject fluids into the body or withdraw blood?
- What is a vehicle used to transport patients to the hospital in emergencies?
- What is a place where sick or injured people go to receive medical treatment?
- Who is a medical professional that provides care, administers medication, and assists doctors?
15 Clues: What is a small solid form of medication that is swallowed? • What is a strip of material used to cover and protect wounds or injuries? • What is a surgical instrument used by doctors for cutting during surgery? • What is a substance used to treat or cure illnesses or medical conditions? • ...
The Eye 2020-06-23
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- replacement of natural lens for artificial lens
- inflammation of eyelid
- medical term for a sty
- light
- old age
- inflammation of retina
- intraocular lens
- medical term for pinkeye
- absence of the lens
- nerve nerve responsible for sight
- eye
- dropping of superior eyelid
- condition of vision
- inflammation of the cornea
- tear
- drop
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- water
- excision of an eyeball
- medical term for nearsightedness
- retina cells that respond to dim light
- retina cells that respond to bright light
- agent that causes the pupil to contract
- medical term for farsightedness
- irrigation washing of eye with water or other fluids
- glassy
- blind spot in vision
- eyestrain
- inward turning of eyelid rim
- excision of a portion of iris tissue
- extraction excision of a cloudy lens from eye
30 Clues: eye • tear • drop • water • light • glassy • old age • eyestrain • intraocular lens • absence of the lens • condition of vision • blind spot in vision • inflammation of eyelid • medical term for a sty • excision of an eyeball • inflammation of retina • medical term for pinkeye • inflammation of the cornea • dropping of superior eyelid • inward turning of eyelid rim • medical term for farsightedness • ...
Evidence-based medicine 2025-02-13
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- A challenge in implementing EBM—lack of this
- Kazakhstan’s capital, a center for medical development
- A city with major medical research institutions
- A key healthcare defect—lack of this for treatment
- Key principle of EBM
- A key part of healthcare quality—avoiding this
- A key aspect of medical guidelines
- An issue with healthcare related to high costs
- An infectious disease common in Kazakhstan
- A key factor in public health improvement
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- A deficiency common in the population
- A crucial component of clinical trials
- A challenge in rural healthcare—lack of this
- A condition linked to poor diet and stress
- A medical journal publishing EBM research
- A lung disease affecting many Kazakhs
- A major cardiovascular condition
- A major risk factor for chronic diseases
- A widespread endocrine disorder
- A type of study important for EBM
20 Clues: Key principle of EBM • A widespread endocrine disorder • A major cardiovascular condition • A type of study important for EBM • A key aspect of medical guidelines • A deficiency common in the population • A lung disease affecting many Kazakhs • A crucial component of clinical trials • A major risk factor for chronic diseases • A medical journal publishing EBM research • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-05
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- System Body's defense against infections and diseases
- Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases
- Doctor specializing in heart diseases
- High-energy radiation for imaging the body
- Medical field focused on skin disorders
- Microscopic infectious agent
- Pressure Force of blood against artery walls
- Abnormal cell growth and division
- Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents
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- Identifying a disease or condition
- Medical imaging and interpretation
- Loss of sensation or consciousness during surgery
- Medication to treat bacterial infections
- Medical procedure involving incision and repair
- Abnormal immune reaction to a substance
- Disease-causing microorganism
16 Clues: Microscopic infectious agent • Disease-causing microorganism • Abnormal cell growth and division • Identifying a disease or condition • Medical imaging and interpretation • Doctor specializing in heart diseases • Medical field focused on skin disorders • Abnormal immune reaction to a substance • Medication to treat bacterial infections • ...
EMD 2025-04-15
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- Perfuse sweating
- High blood pressure
- Automated External Defibrillator
- A leaf shaped organ that hangs over the opening of the larynx
- Swelling caused by blood outside the blood vessel
- Emergency Medical System
- Quality Improvement
- The point at which the baby's head can be seen during childbirth
- Emergency Medical Dispatcher
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- medical instructions to be provided when patients need immediate care to save their lives
- Quality Assurance
- Long duration or frequent occurrence
- A person in this state cannot be aroused by any stimuli
- Low blood pressure
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Advanced Life Support
16 Clues: Perfuse sweating • Quality Assurance • Low blood pressure • High blood pressure • Quality Improvement • Advanced Life Support • Emergency Medical System • Emergency Medical Technician • Emergency Medical Dispatcher • Automated External Defibrillator • Long duration or frequent occurrence • Swelling caused by blood outside the blood vessel • ...
Medical terms 2020-09-14
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- a body's abnormal reaction to certain foods or environmental substances
- pain that won't go away
- general term for any condition that makes a person feel sick for a certain period of time
- injured body tissue that is visible underneath the skin
- a scheduled meeting with a medical professional
- type of disease typically involving insulin deficiency
- the correct amount and type of medication needed to cure an illness or relieve symptoms
- a hard bandage that is wrapped around a broken bone to keep it in place
- a doctor that is an expert in a certain kind of medicine
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- a section of a hospital or health facility where patients stay
- a medical problem that needs immediate attention
- a person staying in a hospital or medical facility
- medication that kills bacteria and cures infections
- medical explanation of an illness or condition
- many types of respiratory or intestinal infections passed on through a virus
- objects that people with injured legs or feet use to help them walk
- plain uniform (usually green, white, or blue) worn by medical professionals
- unable to hear
- doctor
19 Clues: doctor • unable to hear • pain that won't go away • medical explanation of an illness or condition • a scheduled meeting with a medical professional • a medical problem that needs immediate attention • a person staying in a hospital or medical facility • medication that kills bacteria and cures infections • type of disease typically involving insulin deficiency • ...
Medical Abbreviation crossword 2024-11-03
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- What is the term for high blood pressure?
- What is the term for inflammation of the liver?
- What is the term for the surgical removal of a limb?
- Dependent Diabetes Mellitus What does "NIDDM" stand for in relation to diabetes?
- What is the medical term for bluish discoloration of the skin due to lack of oxygen?
- of Breath What does "SOB" mean in relation to breathing?
- Needed What does "PRN" mean in medication orders?
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- What is the term for low blood sugar?
- What is the medical term for nosebleed?
- What is the term for difficulty swallowing?
- What does "Dx" stand for in medical records?
- Not Open What does "BNO" mean in a patient’s chart?
- Activity What does "ECG" measure in the body?
- What is the medical term for loss of appetite?
- What is the abbreviation for a heart attack?
- Mouth What does "PO" mean in a medication order?
- What is the abbreviation for a stroke?
- What is the term for fluid retention and swelling?
- What is the medical term for itching?
19 Clues: What is the term for low blood sugar? • What is the medical term for itching? • What is the abbreviation for a stroke? • What is the medical term for nosebleed? • What is the term for high blood pressure? • What is the term for difficulty swallowing? • What does "Dx" stand for in medical records? • What is the abbreviation for a heart attack? • ...
Mid-term B&C Marvella Allen 2013-12-19
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- is one of the steps of the medical billing cycle
- an amount that an insured person must pay before the plan becomes active
- medical procedures that are not included in a plan
- health plan that offers protection from loss
- the process by which a patient authorizes medical treatment after discussion about the nature and indication of a treatment a physician recommends
- a health plan, clearinghouse, or provider who transmits any health information in electronic form
- clinicians who treat patients face to face
- a provider who does not join a particular health plan
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- office of the inspector general
- medical procedures and treatments that are included as benefits in a health plan
- a provider who agrees to provide medical services to a payer's policy holders policy according to a contract
- system combining the financing and delivery of healthcare services
- treatment, payment, and healthcare operations
- office for civil rights
- is one of the steps to the billing and coding cycle
- the standard of professional behavior
- a failure to use an acceptable level of professional skill when giving medical services that result in harm to a patient
- a payment method in which a prepayment covers the providers services to a plan member for a period of time
- individually identifiable health information that is transmitted or maintained by electronic media
- the recognition of a person demonstrating a superior level of skill on a national test by an official organization
20 Clues: office for civil rights • office of the inspector general • the standard of professional behavior • clinicians who treat patients face to face • health plan that offers protection from loss • treatment, payment, and healthcare operations • is one of the steps of the medical billing cycle • medical procedures that are not included in a plan • ...
Renal Failure 2015-07-21
Across
- Abbreviation for kidney failure
- catch specimen Type of urine sample
- Presence of nitrogenous substances in the urine
- Starts in the urinary tract as a general infection
- Medical term used when the kidneys surpass a certain plasma capacity
- Renal deficiency
- Medical term for diseased kidneys, bladder, urethra, or ureters
- Medical term for the body to get rid of toxic substances in the kidneys
- More than enough glucose in the blood
- urea nitrogen Test given to show how well the kidneys are working – also abbreviated BUN
- Muscle spasms
- Medical examination where urine is checked by measuring various substances in the urine
- Sign of renal failure
- Device that measures urine without contamination
- When blood exits by the urination process
- Hemoglobin test
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- gravity Medical test that indicates the level of chemicals in the urine
- transplantation The act of placing another healthy kidney into a patient
- Another name for nighttime bed-wetting
- incontinence The lost ability to maintain urine
- Medical term for when the kidneys are infected
- An organ shaped like a bean
- filtration rate A test to predict blood levels in the urine; filtering per minute
- Abbreviation for blood sugar
- Hormone released by the adrenal glands
- More than enough sugar in the urine
- glucose tolerance Increased levels of blood glucose
- gap Measures a gao in electrolytes
- Presence of nitrogenous waste in the blood
- Mood disorder that mostly happens during the winter
30 Clues: Muscle spasms • Hemoglobin test • Renal deficiency • Sign of renal failure • An organ shaped like a bean • Abbreviation for blood sugar • Abbreviation for kidney failure • gap Measures a gao in electrolytes • catch specimen Type of urine sample • More than enough sugar in the urine • More than enough glucose in the blood • Another name for nighttime bed-wetting • ...
U.S. Healthcare 2025-11-26
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- the medical van that rushes injured/sick persons to the hospital
- this means everyone has access to it
- medical professional
- costing a lot of money
- a routine medical examination
- where you are taken in a medical emergency
- where medical procedures take place
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- a company you pay to help you financially in an emergency
- something you have to pay
- something that requires immediate attention
- medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury
- Annual Salary/How much money someone makes
12 Clues: medical professional • costing a lot of money • something you have to pay • a routine medical examination • where medical procedures take place • this means everyone has access to it • Annual Salary/How much money someone makes • where you are taken in a medical emergency • something that requires immediate attention • medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury • ...
Hiroshima 2016-04-06
19 Clues: clerk • river • pastor • priest • victims • attackers • physician • airplanes • protectors • scary event • nearby town • medical wrap • widowed mother • medical center • attack location • injured civilians • scattered fragments • house of the priests • weapon used during attack
HIP Week 2023 2023-04-05
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- acronym for association of health information professionals
- the act of requesting a change to your medical record
- software system that assists the coder in diagnosis/procedure codes in a tree-like format using medical logic
- a rule or directive made and maintained by a federal or state authority
- assigned by the coding team to diagnosis/procedures
- our favorite way to celebrate
- acronym for 1996 act that sets standards for protecting health information
- what does PHI stand for?
- acronym for medical record number
- member of the operations team
- medical condition of a patient ; represented by ICD-10-CM
- how documents get to iCare
- an assessment, appraisal, or study for the purpose of improving something
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- The “M” in HIM
- Account number housing all charges billed through the hospital billing system
- area that releases medical records
- written or printed representation of something
- written or verbal request to a provider for clarification
- acronym for discharged not final billed
- process of reviewing chart to ensure all documentation is present per DNV/CMS/bylaw requirements
- created by patients providers to note the care received
- another name for Riversides EMR
- when two patients charts are mixed together
23 Clues: The “M” in HIM • what does PHI stand for? • how documents get to iCare • our favorite way to celebrate • member of the operations team • another name for Riversides EMR • acronym for medical record number • area that releases medical records • acronym for discharged not final billed • when two patients charts are mixed together • written or printed representation of something • ...
First Aid Crossword Puzzle 2026-04-18
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- A decrease in oxygen supply to the heart without muscle cell death
- Acronym used to help first aiders remember how to manage shock
- Airway, Breathing & Circulation
- A spell of sudden, abnormal electrical activity in the brain
- A decrease in oxygen supply to the heart that leads to muscle cell death.
- An implanted medical device that delivers shocks to the heart if needed
- Medical term for a bruise
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- A head injury that results in a temporary effect on brain function
- A potentially life threatening allergic reaction
- Illness caused by lowering the body's core temperature from exposure to the cold.
- Medical term for broken bone
- Helps body regulate blood sugar level
- A burn caused by body tissue making contact with a wet/dry chemical
- A decrease in oxygen to part of brain. May be caused by blood clot.
- Face, Arms, Speech & Time
- Medical condition where the body isn't able to properly regulate blood sugar
- A temporary interruption of blood flow to the brain leading to stroke-like symptoms
- Term for high blood pressure
- An illness caused by heat's negative effect on the body
- A medical condition of lung airway branches
20 Clues: Face, Arms, Speech & Time • Medical term for a bruise • Medical term for broken bone • Term for high blood pressure • Airway, Breathing & Circulation • Helps body regulate blood sugar level • A medical condition of lung airway branches • A potentially life threatening allergic reaction • An illness caused by heat's negative effect on the body • ...
Medical Abbreviation crossword 2024-11-03
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- Mouth, What does "PO" mean in a medication order?
- Not Open, What does "BNO" mean in a patient’s chart?
- What is the term for low blood sugar?
- What does "Dx" stand for in medical records?
- What is the term for fluid retention and swelling?
- What is the medical term for nosebleed?
- What is the term for high blood pressure?
- What is the medical term for loss of appetite?
- Dependent Diabetes Mellitus, What does "NIDDM" stand for in relation to diabetes?
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- What is the term for difficulty swallowing?
- of Breath, What does "SOB" mean in relation to breathing?
- What is the term for inflammation of the liver?
- What is the abbreviation for a stroke?
- What is the abbreviation for a heart attack?
- Activity, What does "ECG" measure in the body?
- What is the term for the surgical removal of a limb?
- Needed, What does "PRN" mean in medication orders?
- What is the medical term for bluish discoloration of the skin due to lack of oxygen?
- What is the medical term for itching?
19 Clues: What is the term for low blood sugar? • What is the medical term for itching? • What is the abbreviation for a stroke? • What is the medical term for nosebleed? • What is the term for high blood pressure? • What is the term for difficulty swallowing? • What does "Dx" stand for in medical records? • What is the abbreviation for a heart attack? • ...
doctors 2023-12-04
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- look after
- general practitioner
- illness
- to injure
- medical professional looking after
- to be under the weather/to be ill
- not a doctor, examine, prescribe glasses
- condition or disease
- fee
- paper with medication to get
- to give medications etc
- process of treating
- medication
- to send to specialist
- pills, mixtures, solutions
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- immidiate help
- illness
- optician
- ache
- to be ill
- clinic
- agreement to pay for services
- system of health treatments etc
- something to make you healthy
- glasses
- medical doctor
- medical aid to take
- pain
- help
29 Clues: fee • ache • pain • help • clinic • illness • illness • glasses • optician • to be ill • to injure • look after • medication • immidiate help • medical doctor • medical aid to take • process of treating • general practitioner • condition or disease • to send to specialist • to give medications etc • pills, mixtures, solutions • paper with medication to get • agreement to pay for services • something to make you healthy • ...
REVIEW of Skin Parts 1 & 2 2025-10-16
20 Clues: 鱗屑 • 母斑 • 膿汁 • 結節 • 全身性 • 小水疱 • 集簇性 • 局所性 • 大水疱 • 擦り傷 • 散在性 • 斑/斑点 • かさぶた • 丘疹(きゆうしん) • 切り傷 or ____ wound • 鈍器外傷 or ___ force trauma • medical term for "wart" (いぼ) • 裂傷 or "tear" in medical terms • あざ or "bruise" in medical terms • 蕁麻疹(じんましん), a colorless rash from allergy
Healthcare Crossword Puzzle 2025-04-18
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- What part of the brain deals with muscle sense and balance?
- Oxygen and carbon dioxide move from a concentration of higher to lower, within the capillaries that surround the alveoli in the lungs what is the medical term given for when this takes place.
- What organ of the body are we talking about when a patient has nephritis?
- What is the medical term given for ear wax?
- Where in the body is blood produced?
- What is medical name given for the tailbone?
- What is the name for the pulse point we would check for if a person was unresponsive and may need CPR?
- What is the medical name given for the large intestine?
- What is the medical term given when we say someone has the flu?
- What is the medical name given when a person’s body is trying to come back to baseline after exercise?
- What is the name given for the vertebrae of the spine that allows the attachment of ribs?
- What is another name given for the bicuspid valve?
- What is the name given for the colored part of the eye that constricts when exposed to light?
- After your blood has been oxygenated in the lungs, what atrium of the heart does it go to next?
- What is the name given for a heart rate that is considered slower than the normal rate?
- What would be the abbreviation for the test that would be needed to get images of a patient’s spinal nerves?
- What does the letter E stand for in AED?
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- Your body produces urine in the kidneys, where do the kidneys get the fluid to produce the urine?
- What types of blood vessels bring blood back to the heart?
- What is considered the largest organ of the body?
- What is the medical term or name given for a person’s fingers and toes?
- What is the name given for the powerhouse of the cell?
- When dealing with blood pressure, what is the medical term given relating to the top number?
- What is the name given for the lobe of the brain that deals with eyesight?
- What is the medical term given for a heart attack, __________ infarction?
- What is the medical term given for the whites of the eyes?
- What is the name given for the largest artery of the body?
- What does P stand for in CPR?
- What does the letter T stand for when talking about what the powerhouse of the cell creates?
- What is the name given for the arteries that supply blood to the heart?
- When is the medical name given when a person is chewing their food?
- What does Veins have in them that prevents blood from flowing backwards?
- What is the name given for the colored part of the eye that dialates and constrict because of
33 Clues: What does P stand for in CPR? • Where in the body is blood produced? • What does the letter E stand for in AED? • What is the medical term given for ear wax? • What is medical name given for the tailbone? • What is considered the largest organ of the body? • What is another name given for the bicuspid valve? • What is the name given for the powerhouse of the cell? • ...
First Aid 2021-11-18
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- A medical machine that has a higher chance of saving people. It reads a person's heart rate if needed it will shock the person in order to restore the rhythm of the person's heart rate.
- It is when you have something stuck in your throat and you can't breathe.
- A process is when you intake in food and you are swallowing it or absorbing it.
- A method to control or stop bleeding.
- A electrical change that happened in your brain suddenly. Cannot be predicted and can happen anytime.
- not providing a type of medical care as would a person that had the same training.
- A medical emergency service that saves people when they get poison.
- failing to what a reasonably prudent person would do. Examples dressing wound, and control bleeding.
- getting a person's permission in order to help the injured person.
- Is doing something a reasonably prudent person would not do. Examples implements, and warming a burn.
- Is an emergency technique where you used it on people that are choking. It is also the second step of the emergency procedure.
- A severe allergic reaction to something.
- It is an electrical disturbance Focal that only happens in one part of your brain.
- No one is required to render first aid when no legal duty exists.
- Is when you are extremely cold to the extent that you are cold and your body can't produce heat fast enough to be warm.
- A medical procedure that involves chest compression to try to restore blood circulation and restore their breathing when someone is in a cardiac arrest.
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- A medical item that stops severe blood loss.
- When your heart beats quickly and the heartbeat is beating irregularly.
- When someone breathes in something.
- Observing the medical emergency around you to see if it's safe for you to act or help.
- The three c´s and it is a medical acronym that tells you what to do when you see someone in a medical emergency.
- The acronym for emergency medical services.
- An traumatic brain injury caused by something hitting your head very hard.
- A injury that occurs when something hits your head very hard a second time. The symptoms are vomiting, dizziness, and headaches.
- Being able to keep something a secret.
- carelessly take care of an injured victim and results in further inure to a victim.
- It is when you lose a lot of blood and you are in a state of mind where you pass out from looking at something disturbing.
- Being able to perform medical help in an emergency situation.
28 Clues: When someone breathes in something. • A method to control or stop bleeding. • Being able to keep something a secret. • A severe allergic reaction to something. • The acronym for emergency medical services. • A medical item that stops severe blood loss. • Being able to perform medical help in an emergency situation. • ...
Jocelyn Espinoza Ch.1 2026-01-13
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- when physcian and EMS communicate through technology
- patient health care out of hospital enviroment
- uses strong valid research studies to develop guidelines
- indirect medical oversight
- treatment given to patients before transported to hsopital
- provides basic care and transportation for patients
- medical direction from physician to EMS
- responsibilities of EMS system's medical director
- law protects individual with disabilities from being denied employment
- patient health care out of hospital enviroment
- feedback and medicine regarding patient
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- provides immediate lifesaving care while waiting for higher level responders
- doctor
- permits patient care to begin at the scene of injury or illness
- reviews given when seeing quality improvement
- evidence showing need for medicine
- giving and continuing education to EMS
- skills formed by the EMT and AEMT but more advanced
- the level of EMS who provides basic and limited advanced
- protocols that do not require real time physician input
- the entire scope of medical care
21 Clues: doctor • indirect medical oversight • the entire scope of medical care • evidence showing need for medicine • giving and continuing education to EMS • medical direction from physician to EMS • feedback and medicine regarding patient • reviews given when seeing quality improvement • patient health care out of hospital enviroment • ...
HAS 102 Review Unit 2/3 2019-08-25
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- The _____ Hospitals were first built at Lackland, Elmendorf, Travis and Andrew AFBS
- This is a comprehensive and agressive program to protect all AF personnel from work related deaths, injuries, and occupational illnesses
- This is the highest ranking NCO of a work section of office
- The flights within this squadron are Flight Medicine, Health and Wellness, Public Health and Bioenvironmental
- AFOSH applies to all ______ & civilian personnel working in USAF treatment facilities
- This flight is responsible for all automated systems in MTF also in Medical Support Squadron
- who do you report hazards to that are outside yours work are?
- The ____ Department was established in Fall of 1775
- This flight is responsible for the facilities budget, manpower, and cashiers in the Medical Support Squadron
- This flight within the Medical Support Squadron and prepares MTF personnel for contingency operations
- Who is chairman of safety Committee?
- Who do you report safety hazard within work area?
- The _____ Superintendent best qualified medical SNCO and provides expertise on medical enlisted matters
- AFMS_____ are Readiness, Better Care, Better Health, Best Value
- The ________ services are Radiology, Pharmacy, Nutritional Medicine, Laboratory Flight
- The ______ security Act was established on July 26, 1947
- This squadron prevention and treatment of dental diseases
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- This was created on July 1, 1949
- How often the safety committee meets?
- Malcom C. Grow was the _____ Surgeon General of the AFMS
- Enable medically fit forces, provide expeditionary medics, and improve the health of all we serve to meet our nations needs
- This was established in 1970
- The _____ Commander has overall responsibility for all activites of the medical facilities
- This Medical Treatment Facility became the Air Force largest medical facility in 1957.
- Trusted Care, Anywhere
- The _____ Commander manages personnel with in their squadron
- Squadron provides support for the MTF
- This Act was established in 1956
- These measures are: Application of Engineering Principles, Education & Training, and Enforcement of Safety Standards
- The ____ Training was established in 1891 at Fort Riley, Kansas
- The flights within this squadron:Medical Service Flight, Surgical Service Flight, Maternal Child Care Flight
- AF Form 457 is used to report what?
32 Clues: Trusted Care, Anywhere • This was established in 1970 • This was created on July 1, 1949 • This Act was established in 1956 • AF Form 457 is used to report what? • Who is chairman of safety Committee? • How often the safety committee meets? • Squadron provides support for the MTF • Who do you report safety hazard within work area? • ...
medieval doctors and medicine 2024-09-26
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- Death What happened from 1347-1351
- Medieval doctors had a great understanding of germs(true or false)
- Jewelry used to perform medical practices(starting with "A")
- A bug that was used to help with bloodletting in medical practices in the medieval times
- Did the medical knowledge evolve gradually or rapidly after the black plague
- The hospital was the main place to treat the ____ people in the medieval times
- Medieval doctors studied ancient texts(true or false)
- It was used to determine the best time (a type of study)
- It was the most common language in medical books written in in the medieval times
- What was a controller of medicine and hospitals in the medieval(a building)
- There were female doctors in the medieval times (true or false)
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- They were treaters of the people with the black plague in the medieval period
- A medical treatment starting with "B"
- Main type of material for treatment in the medieval starting with "H"
- There were advanced surgical treatments in the medieval(true or false)
- A belief of how diseases spread(starts with "E")
- He was a great influencer of medieval medical practices (starts with "H")
- Blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile are part of the four_____
- A medieval doctor who has studied in university
- How often was surgeries performed in the medieval
20 Clues: Death What happened from 1347-1351 • A medical treatment starting with "B" • A medieval doctor who has studied in university • A belief of how diseases spread(starts with "E") • How often was surgeries performed in the medieval • Medieval doctors studied ancient texts(true or false) • It was used to determine the best time (a type of study) • ...
Hospital 2025-06-25
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- What is a person who is receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital?
- What is a thin fabric used to cover and protect wounds or as a dressing during surgery?
- What is a vehicle used to transport patients to the hospital in emergencies?
- What is a medical procedure performed by doctors to treat injuries or illnesses?
- Who is a medical professional that provides care, administers medication, and assists doctors?
- What is a medical tool used by doctors to listen to a patient's heartbeat and breathing?
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- What is a place where sick or injured people go to receive medical treatment?
- What is a surgical instrument used by doctors for cutting during surgery?
- What is a substance used to treat or cure illnesses or medical conditions?
- What is a strip of material used to cover and protect wounds or injuries?
- What is a medical tool used to inject fluids into the body or withdraw blood?
- What is a device used to help individuals with limited mobility move around?
- Who is a medical professional that examines, diagnoses, and treats patients?
- What is a rigid protective cover used to support and protect broken bones?
- What is a small solid form of medication that is swallowed?
15 Clues: What is a small solid form of medication that is swallowed? • What is a surgical instrument used by doctors for cutting during surgery? • What is a strip of material used to cover and protect wounds or injuries? • What is a person who is receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital? • ...
Medical terms 2021-10-06
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- study of the body's structure
- of the skin
- of the stomach and intestine
- or injection
- of the heart
- of the skin extreneties
- who studies the disease of skin
- of the skin
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- who studies the heart
- or display of a person's heartbeat produced by electrocardiography
- operation to remove the appendix
- in the bone
- of the brain
- or labored breathing
- of the hip joint
- of the appendis
- or anatomy of the spleech
- enclosing the heart
- condition of the skin
- of the blood
20 Clues: in the bone • of the skin • of the skin • of the brain • or injection • of the heart • of the blood • of the appendis • of the hip joint • enclosing the heart • or labored breathing • who studies the heart • condition of the skin • of the skin extreneties • or anatomy of the spleech • of the stomach and intestine • study of the body's structure • who studies the disease of skin • ...
Medical Terminology 2022-02-07
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- Inflammation of a joint
- basic unit of living things
- absence of signs of disease
- supportive care for terminally ill patients.
- term derived from the name of a person or place
- resembling fat
- genetic material regulating body activity
- producing cells
- study of disease
- cells performing specific functions
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- enlargement of the liver
- without fever
- plural form of prognosis
- attached at the beginning of a word root
- The core of the word
- Black tumor
- abbreviation of white blood cells
- study of cells
- attached at the endo of a word root
19 Clues: Black tumor • without fever • resembling fat • study of cells • producing cells • study of disease • The core of the word • Inflammation of a joint • enlargement of the liver • plural form of prognosis • basic unit of living things • absence of signs of disease • abbreviation of white blood cells • attached at the endo of a word root • cells performing specific functions • ...
Medical Terminology 2017-10-25
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- ulcers
- specialist
- to passage of stools containing red blood
- crushing a stone
- of the intestines
- connection between two vessels
- bile
- that transports food from mouth to stomach
- liver
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- Clue
- tumor
- to above or upon stomach
- of the bowel on itself, causing obstruction
- in intestinal disorders
- vomiting
- the jaw
- tumor
- examination of the stomach
- condition of a fungus
- ulcers that occur in stomach
20 Clues: Clue • bile • tumor • tumor • liver • ulcers • the jaw • vomiting • specialist • crushing a stone • of the intestines • condition of a fungus • in intestinal disorders • to above or upon stomach • examination of the stomach • ulcers that occur in stomach • connection between two vessels • to passage of stools containing red blood • that transports food from mouth to stomach • ...
Medical Abbreviations 2018-11-05
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- nurse practitioner
- myocardial infarction
- of daily living
- lib
- tubular necrosis
- enzyme
- medical advice; American Medical Association
- hysterectomy
- hormone
- the knee
- tubular necrosis
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- heart disease
- agnosia, apraxia, agraphia, alexia
- immune deficiency syndrome
- diagnosis
- and well
- (ante)
- related complex
- respiratory distress syndrome; acute respiratory distress syndrome.
- glucose
- desired
21 Clues: lib • enzyme • (ante) • hormone • glucose • desired • and well • the knee • diagnosis • hysterectomy • heart disease • of daily living • related complex • tubular necrosis • tubular necrosis • nurse practitioner • myocardial infarction • immune deficiency syndrome • agnosia, apraxia, agraphia, alexia • medical advice; American Medical Association • ...
Medical terminology 2016-11-08
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- pregnancy
- development disorder
- medical specialty
- treatmentfor children
- fluid fluid around the unborn fetus
- most commonly performed surgery
- surgical procedure
- present at birth
- water
- absence of the menstrual flow
- cervix
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- abnormal respiratory
- affects memory
- breast
- specializes in pediatrics
- vaccines
- occurs at the age of 55
- bleeding
- placenta
19 Clues: water • breast • cervix • vaccines • bleeding • placenta • pregnancy • affects memory • present at birth • medical specialty • surgical procedure • abnormal respiratory • development disorder • treatmentfor children • occurs at the age of 55 • specializes in pediatrics • absence of the menstrual flow • most commonly performed surgery • fluid fluid around the unborn fetus
Medical Teminology 2013-02-20
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- surgical punture (suffix)
- resembling (suffix)
- a condition of the lungs
- cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- breathing in the straight position
- cancer (combining form)
- blood in the thorax
- Mouth (combining form)
- surgical fixation (suffix)
- upper respitory infection (abbreviation)
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- coal or coal dust (combining form)
- Medical term for the common cold
- tumor of the cartilage
- dilation, expansion (suffix)
- swelling (suffix)
- narrowing (suffix)
- pertaining to the lungs
- appendix (combining form)
- straight (combining form)
19 Clues: swelling (suffix) • narrowing (suffix) • resembling (suffix) • blood in the thorax • tumor of the cartilage • Mouth (combining form) • pertaining to the lungs • cancer (combining form) • a condition of the lungs • surgical punture (suffix) • appendix (combining form) • straight (combining form) • surgical fixation (suffix) • dilation, expansion (suffix) • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • ...
Medical Term 2013-04-26
19 Clues: all • pus • divided • movement • male;man • air; gas • paralysis • back;loin • up against • swift, rspid • flat of foot • month;monthly • cell nucleous • greek for after • scaly,scale like • live, being alive • cutting instrument • grape-like clusters • love or affliliation for
Medical Terminology 2015-03-09
19 Clues: air • nose • lobe • -pnea • voice • coni/o • -osmia • sept/o • spitting • straight • pharyng/o • anthrac/o • breathing • without smell • lung condition • dioxide -capnia • breathing apnea • breathing bradypnea • inflammation of all the sinus
medical technology 2014-05-20
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- a medical science that deals with the blood and blood-forming organs
- a science that deals with poisons and their effect and with the problems involved
- a science that studies extremely small forms of life like bacteria and viruses
- a method for the differential staining of bacteria by treatment with a watery solution of iodine and the iodide of potassium after staining with a triphenylmethane dye
- a cell that carries oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues
- the watery part of blood that contains blood cells
- a gelatinous colloidal extract of a red alga used especially in culture media or as a gelling and stabilizing agent in foods
- the process of transfusing fluid into a vein or artery
- chemical analysis of urine
- to maintain under conditions favorable for hatching, development, or reaction
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- a polymer that is composed of polysaccharide and peptide chains and is found especially in bacterial cell walls
- any of the ions (as of sodium or calcium) that in biological fluid regulate or affect most metabolic processes
- any of a large number of proteins of high molecular weight that are produced normally by specialized B cells after stimulation by an antigen
- the act or process of cultivating living material
- an iron-containing respiratory pigment of vertebrate blood cells
- platelet also a cell with a similar clotting function
- tending to prevent, inhibit, or destroy life
- Any of several types of blood cells that help defend the body from infection
- a harmful substance that causes the body to produce antibodies
19 Clues: chemical analysis of urine • tending to prevent, inhibit, or destroy life • the act or process of cultivating living material • the watery part of blood that contains blood cells • platelet also a cell with a similar clotting function • the process of transfusing fluid into a vein or artery • a cell that carries oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues • ...
Medical Terminology 2022-08-02
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- beginning of the word
- inflammation (suffix)
- fast
- condition (suffix)
- heart
- nose
- the foundation of the word
- two
- blood
- study of (suffix)
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- end of the word
- understand or express speech
- against
- three
- a vowel that links the word root to another word root or suffix
- precisely describes the human body components, processes, illnesses, medical procedures and pharmacology
- all around
- under
- flow or discharge (suffix)
19 Clues: two • fast • nose • three • heart • under • blood • against • all around • end of the word • study of (suffix) • condition (suffix) • beginning of the word • inflammation (suffix) • the foundation of the word • flow or discharge (suffix) • understand or express speech • a vowel that links the word root to another word root or suffix • ...
Medical Terminology 2022-07-19
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- a surgical procedure in which a portion of the upper jaw is removed
- Veterinary Oral Health Council
- caused by gradual accumulation of bacteria laden calculus and the body's immune response to that infection
- Canine Acanthamatous Ameloblastoma
- most common oral tumor in cats
- a surgical procedure in which a portion of the lower jaw is removed
- removes chewing function and results in bone loss which can weaken the jaw
- goal to create a functional bite where the patient is comfortable & pain free
- teeth are not aligned properly
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- Treating the pulp in an effort to keep it alive
- Chronic Ulcerative Paradental Stomatitis
- Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions
- restoration helps maintain integrity of pet's tooth
- incorrect location of teeth causes trauma to hard palate
- a pet without any teeth
- Oral Nasal Fistula
- irritation and inflammation of the soft tissues inside your pet's mouth
- used for maloclussions where the mandibular canine teeth are displaced towards the tongue
- preserve function of the tooth & involve little to no discomfort for your pet
19 Clues: Oral Nasal Fistula • a pet without any teeth • Veterinary Oral Health Council • most common oral tumor in cats • teeth are not aligned properly • Canine Acanthamatous Ameloblastoma • Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions • Chronic Ulcerative Paradental Stomatitis • Treating the pulp in an effort to keep it alive • restoration helps maintain integrity of pet's tooth • ...
Medical Suffixes 2024-08-28
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- enlargement, large
- swelling
- specialist in the study of a specific field
- abnormal condition
- pertaining to
- condition, process
- development
- paralysis
- flow, discharge
- inflammation
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- record, radiographic image
- secrete
- tumor, mass
- excision, surgical removal
- pain
- originating, causing
- surgical repair
- instrument used to measure
- paralysis
- condition
20 Clues: pain • secrete • swelling • paralysis • paralysis • condition • tumor, mass • development • inflammation • pertaining to • surgical repair • flow, discharge • enlargement, large • abnormal condition • condition, process • originating, causing • record, radiographic image • excision, surgical removal • instrument used to measure • specialist in the study of a specific field
Medical Terminology 2023-01-11
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- removal of yellow, fatty plaque
- away from the point of attachment
- field that divides the body into upper and lower portions
- pertaining to below
- coronary artery disease
- divides the body into right and left sides
- a patient who is large in frame and stature
- pertaining to two sides
- congestive heart failure
- identifies particular conditions, test, or procedures
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- around the heart
- decrease in pressure
- system composed of the heart, blood, and blood vessels
- toward the belly
- pertaining to the front
- inflammation of a vein
- towards the head
- tricuspid, pulmonary, mitral, aortic
- introduces concepts or treatments
19 Clues: around the heart • toward the belly • towards the head • pertaining to below • decrease in pressure • inflammation of a vein • pertaining to the front • coronary artery disease • pertaining to two sides • congestive heart failure • removal of yellow, fatty plaque • away from the point of attachment • introduces concepts or treatments • tricuspid, pulmonary, mitral, aortic • ...
medical prefixes 2022-09-25
21 Clues: Fat • Red • self • vein • skin • lung • above • death • above • around • within • within • change • between • Against • through • freezing • slowness • together • rapid/fast • not,without
Medical Terminology 2023-09-07
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- band or sheet of fibrous membranes covering, binding and supporting muscle
- mucous membrane
- study of the functions of living organisms and their parts
- anatomy study of small tissues, organs, and cells that cannot be seen with the naked eye
- elastic like fibers found in connective tissue
- to transplant tissue into a body part to replace damaged tissue
- Membrane lining of a body cavity
- the study of cells
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- Fluid a lubricating substance produced by the synovial membrane that lines joint cavities
- Membranes type of tissues that lines the surface and spaces that lead to the outside of the body
- tiny red granules that are visible in the base of a healing wound; granules consist of newly formed capillaries and fibroblasts
- Fluid thin, watery body fluid
- study of living tissues
- Membrane lining of the abdominal cavity that protects the abdominal organs
- the study of the structure of an organism
- Membrane membrane covering each organ in a body cavity
- fibrous protein occurring in bone in bone and cartilage
- pertaining to the skin
- to deposit mineral salts
19 Clues: mucous membrane • the study of cells • pertaining to the skin • study of living tissues • to deposit mineral salts • Fluid thin, watery body fluid • Membrane lining of a body cavity • the study of the structure of an organism • elastic like fibers found in connective tissue • Membrane membrane covering each organ in a body cavity • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-07
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- band or sheet of fibrous membranes covering, binding and supporting muscle
- mucous membrane
- study of the functions of living organisms and their parts
- anatomy study of small tissues, organs, and cells that cannot be seen with the naked eye
- elastic like fibers found in connective tissue
- to transplant tissue into a body part to replace damaged tissue
- Membrane lining of a body cavity
- the study of cells
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- Fluid a lubricating substance produced by the synovial membrane that lines joint cavities
- Membranes type of tissues that lines the surface and spaces that lead to the outside of the body
- tiny red granules that are visible in the base of a healing wound; granules consist of newly formed capillaries and fibroblasts
- Fluid thin, watery body fluid
- study of living tissues
- Membrane lining of the abdominal cavity that protects the abdominal organs
- the study of the structure of an organism
- Membrane membrane covering each organ in a body cavity
- fibrous protein occurring in bone in bone and cartilage
- pertaining to the skin
- to deposit mineral salts
19 Clues: mucous membrane • the study of cells • pertaining to the skin • study of living tissues • to deposit mineral salts • Fluid thin, watery body fluid • Membrane lining of a body cavity • the study of the structure of an organism • elastic like fibers found in connective tissue • Membrane membrane covering each organ in a body cavity • ...
Medical Roots 2024-11-17
Medical Terminology 2025-08-12
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- Closer to the point of attachment on an arm or leg
- Injury to a muscle or tendon
- A combination of flexion, extension, abduction and adduction
- Scraping away to the first layer(s) of skin; “road rash”
- Plane that divides the body into left and right
- To remove an extremity
- Further away from the point of attachment on an arm or leg
- Codes of conduct for behavior
- Toward the front of the body
- To take away from the midline
- When the body is face down
- A freely open cut
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- Toward the feet; below
- Plane that divides the body into front and back
- To walk
- When the body is lying flat on the back
- Injury to a ligament
- Documentation style for medical professionals
- Failure to take proper care
19 Clues: To walk • A freely open cut • Injury to a ligament • Toward the feet; below • To remove an extremity • When the body is face down • Failure to take proper care • Injury to a muscle or tendon • Toward the front of the body • Codes of conduct for behavior • To take away from the midline • When the body is lying flat on the back • Documentation style for medical professionals • ...
Medical Terms 2025-11-20
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- Difficulty breathing
- cholesterol Too much cholesterol in the blood
- hardening and narrowing of the arteries
- Tissue death
- Enlarged Heart
- Chest Pain from reduced heart blood flow
- infarction (MI) Heart attack; death of heart muscle from lack of blood flow
- bluish or purple discoloration of the skin.
- Ultrasound image of the heart
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- Fast heart rate
- ischemia Reduced blood flow to the heart muscle
- Abnormal heart rhythm
- (HTN) High blood pressure
- (HLD) High levels of fat in the blood
- Slow heart Rate
- Procedure to open blocked heart arteries
- Swelling from fluid buildup
- X-ray image of blood vessels using dye
- Pertaining to the heart
- Test that records the heart’s electrical activity
20 Clues: Tissue death • Enlarged Heart • Fast heart rate • Slow heart Rate • Difficulty breathing • Abnormal heart rhythm • Pertaining to the heart • (HTN) High blood pressure • Swelling from fluid buildup • Ultrasound image of the heart • (HLD) High levels of fat in the blood • X-ray image of blood vessels using dye • hardening and narrowing of the arteries • ...
medical terms 2025-12-19
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- Refers to the presence of cancerous cells in a tumor or growth
- High blood pressure.
- A tender, fluid-filled pocket that forms in tissue, usually due to infection.
- a suffix referring to Surgical removal of something.
- root word referring to the kidneys
- root word Refers to the lungs.
- to be done Immediately
- root word Related to the brain.
- Drawing of cerebrospinal fluid from the lumbar region of the back using a hollow needle
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- Indicates the presence of cancerous cells.
- A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing.
- root word referring to groin.
- A medical device that uses electric shocks to restore normal heartbeat.
- root word referring to the liver
- A clot caused by blood, fat, air or other types of fluid, gas or foreign material
- Status of a patient who is not admitted to a hospital for overnight care. This can include clinic visits, same-day surgeries, and one-day emergency room visits.
- root word Related to bone.
- Identification of a condition, disease or disorder by evaluation of symptoms, tests and other factors.
- Swelling caused by fluid accumulation.
- Magnetic resonance imaging, a form of diagnostic imaging that uses a large magnet and radio waves to view organs inside of the body.
20 Clues: High blood pressure. • to be done Immediately • root word Related to bone. • root word referring to groin. • root word Refers to the lungs. • root word Related to the brain. • root word referring to the liver • root word referring to the kidneys • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation. • Indicates the presence of cancerous cells. • ...
Medical Terminology 2025-12-05
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- A medication that reduces or prevents muscle spasm
- Protein substance found in skin and connective tissue
- Most common form of arteriosclerosis, lipid plaques form in arterial wall
- Inflammation of vein resulting in blood clots within a vein
- Friction scraping away skin surface
- Fluid-filled sac under skin
- anemia insufficient absorption of vitamin B12
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- Inflammation of lining membranes of heart
- Inflammation of heart muscle layer
- Inflammation of pericardial sac
- Arrhythmia in which atria beat too rapidly, but in a regular pattern (fast regular pulse)
- A recording of the electrical activity of the heart
- Block sensation of pain
- Inflammation of the heart
- Tissue necrosis due to loss of blood flow
- Hardening and loss of elasticity of arterial walls, often due to atherosclerosis
- Weakness and ballooning of arterial wall, commonly seen in abdominal and cerebral arteries
- Excision of a vessel
- Partial or complete loss hair
19 Clues: Excision of a vessel • Block sensation of pain • Inflammation of the heart • Fluid-filled sac under skin • Partial or complete loss hair • Inflammation of pericardial sac • Inflammation of heart muscle layer • Friction scraping away skin surface • Inflammation of lining membranes of heart • Tissue necrosis due to loss of blood flow • ...
Medical Cannabis 2026-03-30
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- a clipping of a cannabis plant that someone can propagate into another plant carrying the same genetics as the mother
- a formulation that is used to rub on skin to treat pain
- a person who works in a cannabis dispensary
- how many ounces of cannabis a patient may purchase in a two-week time period
- the abbreviation for tetrahydrocannabidiol, the primary psychoactive component of the cannabis plant
- a person who is able to pick up, grow, or purchase cannabis on the behalf of the patient
- chemical compounds that act on receptors in the body
- cannabis products consumed orally, such as brownies or gummies
- pertaining to the therapeutic use of cannabis
- CBD stands for _______, a compound found in the cannabis plant that has therapeutic effects without causing a high
- a place where cannabis is sold
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- cannabis should be stored in a ______ location
- aromatic compounds found in cannabis
- liquid cannabis extracts, typically made by infusing cannabis flower or concentrates into a carrier oil (such as MCT oil) or alcohol
- A subspecies of the cannabis plant, indica is a type characterized by its thick plant stems and wide leaves; typically causes a relaxed effect in patients
- a cross between two genetically different strains of cannabis
- highly potent extracts (i.e. wax, dabs)
- abbreviation for Rick Simpson Oil
- the plant structure that grows tall with thin leaves and tends to be stimulating for most patients
19 Clues: a place where cannabis is sold • abbreviation for Rick Simpson Oil • aromatic compounds found in cannabis • highly potent extracts (i.e. wax, dabs) • a person who works in a cannabis dispensary • pertaining to the therapeutic use of cannabis • cannabis should be stored in a ______ location • chemical compounds that act on receptors in the body • ...
Medical 2024-12-30
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- Harm or damage to the body
- Medical treatment involving an operation
- A medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery
- The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms
- Medicine or drugs used to treat a disease or condition
- An establishment for the diagnosis and treatment of outpatients
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- A disease or sickness
- A person who provides patient care
- A place where people go to get medical care
- Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury
- A person who provides medical care
11 Clues: A disease or sickness • Harm or damage to the body • A person who provides patient care • A person who provides medical care • Medical treatment involving an operation • A place where people go to get medical care • A medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery • Medicine or drugs used to treat a disease or condition • ...
Cardiovascular System Terminology 2023-06-23
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- abnormally fast heartbeat
- medical term for a heart attack
- fatty deposit that builds up within an artery
- relaxation phase of the heartbeat
- condition characterized by the hardening and narrowing of arteries
- test that records the electrical activity of the heart
- medical term for high blood pressure
- irregular heart rhythm
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- organ responsible for pumping blood
- medical term for inflammation of a vein
- bluish discoloration of the skin due to inadequate oxygenation
- attack condition resulting from the blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle
- medical term for the contraction phase of the heartbeat
- medical term for the enlargement of the heart
- inadequate oxygen supply to tissues
15 Clues: irregular heart rhythm • abnormally fast heartbeat • medical term for a heart attack • relaxation phase of the heartbeat • organ responsible for pumping blood • inadequate oxygen supply to tissues • medical term for high blood pressure • medical term for inflammation of a vein • fatty deposit that builds up within an artery • medical term for the enlargement of the heart • ...
Medical prefixes 2022-09-21
Medical vocabulary 2020-10-29
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- Care for an illness, injury or condition serious enough that a reasonable person would seek care right away, but not so severe as to require emergency room care.
- Health care services or supplies needed to prevent, diagnose or treat an illness, injury, condition, disease or its symptoms and that meet accepted standards of medicine.
- A physician specialist focuses on a specific area of medicine or a group of patients to diagnose, manage, prevent or treat certain types of symptoms and conditions.
- When a provider bills you for the difference between the provider's charge and the allowed amount.
- Emergency services you get in an emergency room.
- your share of the costs of a covered health care service, calculated as a percentage of the allowed amount for the service.
- The most you pay during a policy period before your healthy insurance or plan begins to pay 100% of the allowed amount.
- Health care services that help a person keep, get back or improve skills and functioning for daily living that have been lost or impaired because of person was sick, hurt or disabled.
- Care in a hospital that requires admission as an impatient and usually requires an overnight stay.
- The amount paid for a medical service in a geographic area based on what providers in the area usually charge for the same or similar medical service.
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- Health care services that your health insurance or plan doesn't pay for or cover.
- A request for your health insurer or plan to review a decision or a grievance again.
- A decision by your health insurer or plan that a health care service, treatment plan, prescription drug or durable medical equipment is medically necessary.
- The facilities, providers and suppliers your health insurer or plan has contracted with to provide health care services.
- A fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service, usually when you receive the service.
- The amount you owe for health care services your health insurance or plan covers before your health insurance or plan begins to pay.
- A complaint that you communicate to your health insurer or plan.
- Services to provide comfort and support for persons in the last stages of a terminal illness and their families.
- A contract that requires your health insurer to pay some or all of your health care costs in exchange for a premium.
19 Clues: Emergency services you get in an emergency room. • A complaint that you communicate to your health insurer or plan. • Health care services that your health insurance or plan doesn't pay for or cover. • A request for your health insurer or plan to review a decision or a grievance again. • ...
Medical terms 2021-05-14
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- Lower than 60 bpm
- Injuries that occur to muscles or tendons
- Difficult breathing
- Higher than 100 bpm
- It can be found at the neck and wrist
- Slow breathing
- Residual pressure present in the arteries between beats
- A force that moves parallel with the tissue
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- A force that can crush tissue
- Rapid breathing
- The left ventricle contracts and pumps blood
- The colored portion of the eye
- Combination of compression and tension forces applied together upon a structure
- A force that pulls or stretches the tissue
- Injuries that occur to ligaments
- Occurs from a powerful twist or stretch of a body part
- Occurs from a perpendicular force to the bone
- The center of the iris
- Occurs when one end of the bone receives sudden torsion
19 Clues: Slow breathing • Rapid breathing • Lower than 60 bpm • Difficult breathing • Higher than 100 bpm • The center of the iris • A force that can crush tissue • The colored portion of the eye • Injuries that occur to ligaments • It can be found at the neck and wrist • Injuries that occur to muscles or tendons • A force that pulls or stretches the tissue • ...
Medical Technologies 2017-01-21
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- transplant between identical members of the same species
- transplant from of species to a different species
- artificial device used to replace a missing body part
- shows electrical activity of the heart as tracings on paper
- protein in red blood cells
- ration of the volume of red blood cells to the total volume of blood
- small device implanted under the skin connected to the heart
- high energy electromagnetic waves that takes a photograph of a specific part of the body
- fluid that runs through your body
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- a transplant of tissue on the same person
- measures blood tempature
- a test that uses magnetic radio wave energy to take pictures of organs inside the body
- a device that measures lung volume
- ________ Prosthesis, uses existing muscles in limb to control the prosthesis
- doctor uses this to hear heart rate and breathing rate
- transplant between 2 non-identical members of the same species
- when someones body turns against the new organ, causing it to fail
- carries blood out of the heart
- colorlessness liquid that is part of the blood
19 Clues: measures blood tempature • protein in red blood cells • carries blood out of the heart • fluid that runs through your body • a device that measures lung volume • a transplant of tissue on the same person • colorlessness liquid that is part of the blood • transplant from of species to a different species • artificial device used to replace a missing body part • ...
medical review 2018-06-05
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- various potentials
- used for solving a problem
- resistors resistance vary by temp
- ethical/socials impacts
- migration of technology
- temp measured by radiation
- model of device
- recognition of medical need
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- curing or restoring to health
- identification of nature or cause
- gathering technical ?
- process used for accurate measures
- decision model like flowchart
- extensive device trials
- closed system of arteries, veins,capillaries
- blood infused with oxygen
- instrument measures temp with wires
- thermometer change with temp
- acceptance non-acceptance ?
19 Clues: model of device • various potentials • gathering technical ? • extensive device trials • ethical/socials impacts • migration of technology • blood infused with oxygen • used for solving a problem • temp measured by radiation • acceptance non-acceptance ? • recognition of medical need • thermometer change with temp • curing or restoring to health • decision model like flowchart • ...
medical term 2022-03-06
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- procedure to open blocked blood vessels that supply blood to the heart
- bluish color to the skin from lack of oxygen
- operation to remove the thrombus, intima, and atheromatous material from an occluded artery
- disease in which there is a narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries
- atherosclerotic heart disease
- a condition in which there is a lower number of red and white blood cells and platelets in the blood
- bleeding
- rapid beating of the heart
- myocardial infarction (heart attack)
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- enlarged heart, heart failure
- the production of blood platelets
- abnormal rhythm
- removal of blood to collect specific blood cells
- surgery that moves healthy blood vessels to another part of the body to make a new path for blood to go
- the incision into the lumen of an artery for the removal of a clot
- percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty
- an x-ray of blood vessels and blood flow in the body
- the heart has trouble pumping blood through the body
- hypertension
19 Clues: bleeding • hypertension • abnormal rhythm • rapid beating of the heart • enlarged heart, heart failure • atherosclerotic heart disease • the production of blood platelets • myocardial infarction (heart attack) • bluish color to the skin from lack of oxygen • percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty • removal of blood to collect specific blood cells • ...
Medical Field 2024-02-07
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- To help
- Persona autoridad quien tratar enfermedades.
- Cáncer y tuberculosis es un tipo de..
- Persona que está enferma.
- Es roja y toda la gente lo tiene.
- Alguien que trata enfermos.
- Lo contrario a sucio.
- Los médicos usan esto para escuchar el corazón y los pulmónes son unos tipos de.....
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- Corazon y pulmon son unos tipos de.....
- Un vehículo utilizado para transportar personas enfermas y lastimadas.
- Tomas esto cuando estás enferma.
- parte del sistema de circulación sanguínea.
- Es un cuerpo.
- Es una goma y los doctores los llevan en sus manos.
- Mide la temperatura.
- Un lugar donde van los enfermos.
- Small slender steel.
- Kids
- Se utiliza para tratar cortes menores y absorber líquidos.
19 Clues: Kids • To help • Es un cuerpo. • Mide la temperatura. • Small slender steel. • Lo contrario a sucio. • Persona que está enferma. • Alguien que trata enfermos. • Tomas esto cuando estás enferma. • Un lugar donde van los enfermos. • Es roja y toda la gente lo tiene. • Cáncer y tuberculosis es un tipo de.. • Corazon y pulmon son unos tipos de..... • ...
MEDICAL LANGUAGE 2025-05-25
Medical terms 2026-02-03
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- – Outer protective layer of the skin
- receptor – Nerve ending that detects touch, pain, or temperature
- – Thick inner layer of skin containing nerves and blood vessels
- – Thickened area of skin from friction
- – Fingerlike projections that increase surface area
- – Another term for sweat-producing glands
- pili – Tiny muscle that causes goosebumps
- corneum – Outermost layer of the epidermis
- – Tough protein that strengthens skin, hair, and nails
- follicle – Tube-like structure that anchors hair into the skin
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- – Sweat gland found in the armpits and groin
- – Layer of fat beneath the dermis
- – Sweat gland that helps regulate body temperature
- germinativum – Deep epidermal layer where new skin cells form
- – Oil-producing glands in the skin
- – Pigment responsible for skin and hair color
- – Fluid-filled pocket caused by skin damage
- gland – Structure that produces perspiration
- – Layer of skin at the base of the nail
- bed – Skin beneath the nail plate
20 Clues: – Layer of fat beneath the dermis • bed – Skin beneath the nail plate • – Oil-producing glands in the skin • – Outer protective layer of the skin • – Thickened area of skin from friction • – Layer of skin at the base of the nail • – Another term for sweat-producing glands • pili – Tiny muscle that causes goosebumps • corneum – Outermost layer of the epidermis • ...
Medical Supplies 2026-06-10
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- A small machine to check the oxygen in the blood.
- You put it on your mouth and nose to protect your breathing.
- The metal point of the syringe.
- A small sticker to cover a small cut.
- A plastic tool to push medicine into the body.
- Special clothes to protect your body and clothes.
- Soft cotton cloth to clean or cover a wound
- You put it on the arm to check the blood pressure.
- A chair with wheels for patients who cannot walk.
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- A long piece of cloth to cover a big injury.
- A box with basic medicines and bandages for emergencies.
- You use it to check the body temperature.
- You stand on it to check your weight.
- A small light to check the eyes and throat.
- A tool to listen to the heart and lungs.
- A liquid gel to clean your hands without water.
- A long bed to move sick patients.
- You put them on your hands for protection.
- Small wet papers with alcohol to clean skin or objects.
19 Clues: The metal point of the syringe. • A long bed to move sick patients. • You stand on it to check your weight. • A small sticker to cover a small cut. • A tool to listen to the heart and lungs. • You use it to check the body temperature. • You put them on your hands for protection. • A small light to check the eyes and throat. • Soft cotton cloth to clean or cover a wound • ...
Chapter 1 & 2 2017-02-26
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- A fracture that occurs over time
- Rapid onset injury; resulting from a dramatic event.
- Grade___ is a complete tear.
- A fracture that punctures the skin.
- NATA stands for National Athletic Trainers ____________.
- S&S stands for Signs & ____________.
- The sports medicine team consists of the ATC, Team Physician, & the _______.
- This in an injury to a muscle.
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- ATC's must complete 50 of these every two years.
- How many lab/observation hours do you need to complete.
- Muscles, fascia, tendons, & ligaments are _____ tissue.
- Patella tendonitis is usually a _______ injury.
- ______ injury often involves damage to the brain or spinal cord.
- Medical term for break.
- Medical term for dislocate.
- Medical term for discoloration.
- Medical term for bruise.
- Injury to a ligament.
18 Clues: Injury to a ligament. • Medical term for break. • Medical term for bruise. • Medical term for dislocate. • Grade___ is a complete tear. • This in an injury to a muscle. • Medical term for discoloration. • A fracture that occurs over time • A fracture that punctures the skin. • S&S stands for Signs & ____________. • Patella tendonitis is usually a _______ injury. • ...
Zylia and Melissa 2021-11-24
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- what injury could be considered a medical emergency
- there is no copayment for the _ provider-billed services for emergency room medical emergency visits
- what management program offers free blood pressure monitor
- appendix removal limb amputation and gender reassignment surgery are all procedures done __ in a lifetime
- basic option plan utilizes _ formulary
- You do not need __ of a maternity admission for a routine delivery
- how many plans does FEP have
- www.FEPBlue.org/provider is the website for the national _ and Hospital finder
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- Mental Health and Substance Abuse
- Durable Medical Equipment
- is an integrated set of services and supplies designed to provide care to members with a projected life expectancy of six months or less due to a terminal medical condition
- true or false there are no overseas for drugs
- medical transport via ground air and sea
- Under the basic option if the member needs immediate care and do not see a preferred provider, FEP will provide benefits for __ treatment in the emergency room of any hospital
- for a medical emergency members should be charged one _ per visit for the facility billed care
- what is the name of this entire section
- standard option plan utilizes _formulary
- what management incentive program allows you to earn health account credit
- when a sleep study is performed prior authorization is not required in the following place of service
- what are one way a member can chat with a register nurse
- what management offers clinical support
21 Clues: Durable Medical Equipment • how many plans does FEP have • Mental Health and Substance Abuse • basic option plan utilizes _ formulary • what is the name of this entire section • what management offers clinical support • medical transport via ground air and sea • standard option plan utilizes _formulary • true or false there are no overseas for drugs • ...
CLW Newsletter 2020-10-07
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- A sphygmomanometer is a device that measures this
- form that requests medical records
- Medical abbreviation for diagnosis
- computerized patient medical chart
- a specialist in internal medicine
- abnormal decrease of sugar in the blood
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- person that creates documents for insurance to pay
- A medical prescription
- Person who evaluates medical records for billing
- a condition of having fetid breath
- what every person is entitled to
- allows a member of the public to request info
- a test that measures the heart's electrical activity
13 Clues: A medical prescription • what every person is entitled to • a specialist in internal medicine • form that requests medical records • a condition of having fetid breath • Medical abbreviation for diagnosis • computerized patient medical chart • abnormal decrease of sugar in the blood • allows a member of the public to request info • ...
