medical Crossword Puzzles

Medical Specialists 2022-10-19

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who specializes in conditions that affect the skin, hair, and nails
treating children from birth to young adulthood
qualified to treat irregularities in the teeth and jaws
who treats the feet and their ailments
preventive care and disease management for female health conditions
treat kidney diseases
specializes in the study or treatment of heart diseases and heart abnormalities

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help people learn to cope with stressful situations
specialists in the nervous system
is trained to assist women in childbirth
specialize in eye and vision care
who treats mental health conditions
treat both common and complex illnesses
these internists are cancer specialists
they treat immune system disorders

15 Clues: treat kidney diseases • specialists in the nervous system • specialize in eye and vision care • they treat immune system disorders • who treats mental health conditions • who treats the feet and their ailments • treat both common and complex illnesses • these internists are cancer specialists • is trained to assist women in childbirth • ...

Medical Professionals 2022-10-19

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a medical practitioner qualified to practice surgery.
a person skilled in a particular kind of therapy.
an expert on diet and nutrition.
a doctor who specializes in the study or treatment of the function and disorders of the urinary system.
a person qualified to practise medicine, especially one who specializes in diagnosis and medical treatment as distinct from surgery.
a person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital.
a person who is qualified to treat diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones.
a medical healthcare provider who examines bodies and body tissues.
uses imaging equipment and soundwaves to form images of many parts of the body, known as ultrasounds

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health care professionals who identify, assess and manage disorders of hearing, balance and other neural systems.
a medical practitioner qualified to diagnose and treat tumours.
highly trained healthcare providers who specialize in diseases of the blood and blood components.
a person qualified to treat diseased or injured animals
a person who is qualified to treat people who are ill.
a health care professional focused on the diagnosis and treatment of neuromuscular disorders, with an emphasis on treatment through manual adjustment and/or manipulation of the spine.

15 Clues: an expert on diet and nutrition. • a person skilled in a particular kind of therapy. • a medical practitioner qualified to practice surgery. • a person who is qualified to treat people who are ill. • a person qualified to treat diseased or injured animals • a medical practitioner qualified to diagnose and treat tumours. • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-10-18

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an oily secretion
lacking skin pigmentation
the tiny opening on the surface of the skin
a crack like sore
a protein found in the skin and connective tissue
sweat glands most numerous in the hand

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a symptom associated with most forms of dermatitis
hard protein
the soft tissue surrounding the nail border
a small abscess on the skin
brown-black skin pigment
can be caused by an allergic reaction to the skin
an internal and external covering on surfaces of the body
a fat cell
a sac containing fluid or semi-solid material

15 Clues: a fat cell • hard protein • an oily secretion • a crack like sore • brown-black skin pigment • lacking skin pigmentation • a small abscess on the skin • sweat glands most numerous in the hand • the soft tissue surrounding the nail border • the tiny opening on the surface of the skin • a sac containing fluid or semi-solid material • can be caused by an allergic reaction to the skin • ...

Medical Sociology 2024-01-02

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Structural or physical dysfunction in the body.
A state of physical, mental, and social well being.
The behaviors associated with having an illness
Attaching a medical term to a deviant act or non typical result.
illnesses that are questioned or considered questionable by some medical professionals
The physical limitations a less-able person faces
The study of the cause and distribution of disease.

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the social process that normalizes “sick” behavior
The act of looking down at someone that has a disease.
A social Institution responsible for treating disease and improving the health of a person.
a reduction in one’s ability to perform everyday tasks; the World Health Organization notes that this is a social limitation
The process that changes “bad” behavior into “sick” behavior
The answer to this one is "WORD_BANK" and is here to provide you with a word bank for the other questions.Medical-Sociology, Medicine, Health, Disease, Sick-Roles, Stigmatization-of-Illness, Contested-Illnesses, Illnesses-Beliefs, Medicalization, Social-Epidemiology, disability, demedicalization, impairment
Assumptions about the severity or nature of symptoms
A perspective that seeks to understand the ways that society approaches and shapes health, disease and illness

15 Clues: Structural or physical dysfunction in the body. • The behaviors associated with having an illness • The physical limitations a less-able person faces • the social process that normalizes “sick” behavior • A state of physical, mental, and social well being. • The study of the cause and distribution of disease. • Assumptions about the severity or nature of symptoms • ...

Medical Term 2023-12-03

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A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious.
Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein.
An arterial blockage often caused by a blood clot.
Indicates the presence of cancerous cells
Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered.

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The outer layer of the skin.
Signifies a condition that begins abruptly and is sometimes severe but the duration is short.
A patient who requires hospitalization.
A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing.
A tender fluid-filled pocket that forms in tissue usually due to infection.
Swelling caused by fluid accumulation.
Signifies a recurring, persistent condition like heart disease.
Not cancerous.
A substance that stimulates antibody production to provide immunity against disease.
Broken bone or cartilage.

15 Clues: Not cancerous. • Broken bone or cartilage. • The outer layer of the skin. • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation. • A patient who requires hospitalization. • Indicates the presence of cancerous cells • A cut or scrape that typically isn’t serious. • A small sample of tissue that’s taken for testing. • An arterial blockage often caused by a blood clot. • ...

Medical Term 2023-12-03

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Study of blood and blood disorders
A group of disorders in which there is abnormal production or structure of the hemoglobin molecule
Mechanism that leads to cessation of bleeding from a blood vessel
Bleeding into a joint space.
Fear of blood
Bleeding disorder that the blood does not clot properly
Multipotent cells that can give rise to both hematopoietic cells and endothelial cells

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The part of your red blood cells that carry oxygen.
Process of creating a wide variety of blood and bone marrow cells
Pathologic condition demonstrating engulfment of bone marrow cellular elements
Bleeding
benign vascular tumor derived from blood vessel cell types
A collection of blood in tissue
Blood in urine
Breakdown of red blood cell

15 Clues: Bleeding • Fear of blood • Blood in urine • Breakdown of red blood cell • Bleeding into a joint space. • A collection of blood in tissue • Study of blood and blood disorders • The part of your red blood cells that carry oxygen. • Bleeding disorder that the blood does not clot properly • benign vascular tumor derived from blood vessel cell types • ...

Medical Terms 2024-02-14

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arthr
ous
a
sub
brady
bone
vein
itis
megaly

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hepat
oma
intra
scopy
pathy
bi

15 Clues: a • bi • oma • ous • sub • bone • vein • itis • hepat • arthr • intra • scopy • pathy • brady • megaly

Medical Terminology 2024-01-29

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bending an arm or leg
toward the middle
the back side of things
when you move a limb/body part towards the center of the body
near the center
relating to the bones of the head that cover the brain
lower than another structure in the body

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is a movement that increases the angle between two body parts.
to the side of
higher than another structure in the body.
Parts of the body close to the center
towards the tail
many common movements occurring in the athletic environment such as throwing, striking, swinging,
in front of
the motion of a limb or appendage away from the midline of the body.

15 Clues: in front of • to the side of • near the center • towards the tail • toward the middle • bending an arm or leg • the back side of things • Parts of the body close to the center • lower than another structure in the body • higher than another structure in the body. • relating to the bones of the head that cover the brain • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-01-29

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bending an arm or leg
toward the middle
the back side of things
when you move a limb/body part towards the center of the body
near the center
relating to the bones of the head that cover the brain
lower than another structure in the body

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is a movement that increases the angle between two body parts.
to the side of
higher than another structure in the body.
Parts of the body close to the center
towards the tail
many common movements occurring in the athletic environment such as throwing, striking, swinging,
in front of
the motion of a limb or appendage away from the midline of the body.

Medical Imaging 2019-03-31

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Body system whose function is movement, support, protection, produce blood cells and more
Imaging using high frequency sound waves
Trained person who does medical imaging scans
Type of radiation that can damage human cells
Computed Tomography Scan which uses X-rays __(1)__(1) ____(4)
Soft tissue structure that joins bones to bones
MRI scan used to measure blood flow in the brain

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X-rays are used to diagnose breaks in these human structures
Imaging using radio waves and magnetic field
Soft tissue that produces force and motion
Soft tissue structure that joins muscle to bone
Soft tissue structure best seen by MRI
Imaging using a specific type of electromagnetic radiation
Strongest bone in the human body
Metal that protects radiologists from X-ray exposure

15 Clues: Strongest bone in the human body • Soft tissue structure best seen by MRI • Imaging using high frequency sound waves • Soft tissue that produces force and motion • Imaging using radio waves and magnetic field • Trained person who does medical imaging scans • Type of radiation that can damage human cells • Soft tissue structure that joins muscle to bone • ...

Medical Terms 2019-05-29

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relation to involving or requiring free oxygen.
of or situated on the Inside.
a set of metabolic reactions and processes that takes place in the cells.
relation to involving or requiring an absence of free oxygen.
principle organ in the olfactory system.
part of throat behind mouth and nasal cavity.
voice box.

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the outward features of something.
the process or action of exhaling.
the action of inhaling or breathing in.
the action of breathing.
passage of airway in the respiratory system that conducts air into the lungs.
the process of taking air into and expelling it from the lungs.
windpipe.
pair of spongy filled organs.

15 Clues: windpipe. • voice box. • the action of breathing. • of or situated on the Inside. • pair of spongy filled organs. • the outward features of something. • the process or action of exhaling. • the action of inhaling or breathing in. • principle organ in the olfactory system. • part of throat behind mouth and nasal cavity. • relation to involving or requiring free oxygen. • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2020-01-15

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As neede
Nausea and Vomiting
R
P
Incision and Drainage
EEG
dx

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Rx
GYN
Nothing by mouth
UA
Usual childhood disease
Dilation and Curettage
Discontinue or Discharge
Three times a day

15 Clues: R • P • Rx • UA • dx • GYN • EEG • As neede • Nothing by mouth • Three times a day • Nausea and Vomiting • Incision and Drainage • Dilation and Curettage • Usual childhood disease • Discontinue or Discharge

Medical Abbreviations 2020-01-15

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dx
UA
Nausea and Vomiting
Three times a day
EEG
Dilation and Curettage
As needed

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Rx
Incision and Drainage
GYN
Nothing by mouth
R
P
Discontinue or Discharge
Usual childhood disease

15 Clues: R • P • Rx • dx • UA • GYN • EEG • As needed • Nothing by mouth • Three times a day • Nausea and Vomiting • Incision and Drainage • Dilation and Curettage • Usual childhood disease • Discontinue or Discharge

Medical Terminology 2024-05-06

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x ray of blood flow through the heart and arteries
Inflammation of the endocardium
excessive absorption of iron
The removal of an artery
abnormal heartbeat
an ultrasound scan of the heart and blood vessels
a repair of the artery
A picture of the blood vessel

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A recording of the electrical signals in the heart
Enlargement of the heart
removal of body tissue
the middle muscular layer of the wall of the heart
A condition you are born with
Blue tint of the skin
abnormally high blood pressure

15 Clues: abnormal heartbeat • Blue tint of the skin • removal of body tissue • a repair of the artery • Enlargement of the heart • The removal of an artery • excessive absorption of iron • A condition you are born with • A picture of the blood vessel • abnormally high blood pressure • Inflammation of the endocardium • an ultrasound scan of the heart and blood vessels • ...

Crossword Medical 2024-05-03

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take three times per day
take twice per day
is the rhythm of the heartbeat that is perceived when palpating an artery, such as the radial pulse in the wrist.
a volumetric measurement commonly used in dosing liquid medications, equivalent to approximately 5 milliliters.
refers to the administration of medications under the tongue, allowing rapid absorption through the mucous membranes into the systemic circulation without passing through the digestive system
is an injury to the skin or tissues caused by heat, chemicals, electricity or radiation, which can vary in severity and symptoms
take once a day

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is a method of covering and protecting a wound using materials such as bandages and dressings.
refers to the administration of medications under the skin, in the subcutaneous layer, for gradual absorption into the bloodstream.
refers to the process of identifying a disease or medical condition through evaluation of symptoms, signs, laboratory tests, and other clinical data.
refers to medications applied directly to the skin or mucous membranes to act locally in the application area.
is the amount of internal body heat measured
a unit of weight measurement in the metric system, used to express doses of medications, being a thousand times smaller than a gram.
a measure that indicates the amount of medicated liquid administered per unit of time, commonly expressed in drops per minute in intravenous therapies
are subjective manifestations perceived by a patient that indicate the presence of a disease or disorder, such as pain, fever, fatigue, among others

15 Clues: take once a day • take twice per day • take three times per day • is the amount of internal body heat measured • is a method of covering and protecting a wound using materials such as bandages and dressings. • refers to medications applied directly to the skin or mucous membranes to act locally in the application area. • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-03-20

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- Tissue sample examination.
- Bone density loss.
- Preventive treatment.
- Loss of sensation.
- Skin inflammation.
- Instrument for internal examination.
- Medication to treat infections.
- Red blood cell.

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- Difficulty in breathing.
- Identification of a disease.
- High blood pressure.
- Tube for fluid drainage.
- Able to be touched or felt.
- Irregular heartbeat sensation.
- Study of blood.

15 Clues: - Red blood cell. • - Study of blood. • - Bone density loss. • - Loss of sensation. • - Skin inflammation. • - High blood pressure. • - Preventive treatment. • - Difficulty in breathing. • - Tube for fluid drainage. • - Tissue sample examination. • - Able to be touched or felt. • - Identification of a disease. • - Irregular heartbeat sensation. • - Medication to treat infections. • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-04-17

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ringing in the ears
a syst caused by blocked meibomian gland in the eyelid
a device that discharges an electric current to the heart to correct cardiac arrhythmia
removal of toxins from the body such as drugs or alcohol
an imbalance in the body's responses to infection
a skin rash presenting as an itchy red rash or lumps
a blockage in an artery caused by blood clots

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a condition there is too little glucose in the blood
an acute increase in the severeity of an illness or worsening in symptoms
a crack or broken bones
a condition there is too much glucose in the blood
a device that records heartbeats
a cut to a skin wound
swelling as a result of fluid retnetion or build up
fainted

15 Clues: fainted • ringing in the ears • a cut to a skin wound • a crack or broken bones • a device that records heartbeats • a blockage in an artery caused by blood clots • an imbalance in the body's responses to infection • a condition there is too much glucose in the blood • swelling as a result of fluid retnetion or build up • a condition there is too little glucose in the blood • ...

Medical Crossword 2023-07-19

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an illness
pain that will not go away
cannot move a part of the body
not cancerous
becoming bad quickly
the rate that blood flows through the body high/low
treatment for cancer
not normal for the human body

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a machine that makes pictures of your bones
other symptoms
to remove a limb
damage to the body
a baby that was just born
it hurts
E.R.

15 Clues: E.R. • it hurts • an illness • not cancerous • other symptoms • to remove a limb • damage to the body • becoming bad quickly • treatment for cancer • a baby that was just born • pain that will not go away • not normal for the human body • cannot move a part of the body • a machine that makes pictures of your bones • the rate that blood flows through the body high/low

Medical Terminology 2023-04-11

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destruction of red blood cells
half of the thorax, or one-half of the chest
condition where the body urinates more than usual
rapid breathing
difficult or labored breathing
swelling of the arterioles
painful condition of the skin
Fast heart rate
swelling of the epiglottis

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Inflammation of the brain
swelling of eyelid
Slow heart rate
loss of tissue organization
disease of the nerves
pain of the liver

15 Clues: Slow heart rate • rapid breathing • Fast heart rate • pain of the liver • swelling of eyelid • disease of the nerves • Inflammation of the brain • swelling of the arterioles • swelling of the epiglottis • loss of tissue organization • painful condition of the skin • destruction of red blood cells • difficult or labored breathing • half of the thorax, or one-half of the chest • ...

MEDICAL COMPLIANCE 2023-03-28

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This may need to be applied if a "high risk" event is discovered. We follow instructions on the Unsuitable Events Management Table
This type of deferral is applied if a donor declines to answer the high risk questions (two words)
In addition to verifying minimum quantities, what else is assessed during the monthly Emergency Supply Kit review (two words)
This type of event requires immediate discontinuation of the procedure and removal of the offending stimuli (if possible)
In addition to verifying the pressure is greater than 25%, the Oxygen Tank indicator must be this.
This type of adverse event is raised for bruises, arterial punctures,infections, and nerve injuries.
If this type of gender is reported, Medical Staff must contact the DMD or ACMD prior to taking additional actions

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It is important to verify that you assigned to the correct one electronically, especially if you move between other production areas.
The reassessment of this can only be performed by Medical, and all changes require supportive documentation. Some changes also require additional notes, consents, and questionnaires to be ordered as applicable
Prior to using one, we must make sure it is listed on the Medical Staff Terminology List
The name of the area where everyone goes in the event of an emergency
If a donor receives a failed result for this type of test (not viral), the donor is permanently deferred and must be counseled. The counseling handout is captured in a Supporting Documentation Issue
This is required for the first screening test trending review for blood pressure
This type of adverse event requires a minimum observation period of 30 minutes following donation completion
This is the primary resource utilized to determine medical suitability

15 Clues: The name of the area where everyone goes in the event of an emergency • This is the primary resource utilized to determine medical suitability • This is required for the first screening test trending review for blood pressure • Prior to using one, we must make sure it is listed on the Medical Staff Terminology List • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-12-16

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the plane that divides the body into upper and lower
sagittal movement towards the midline
movement in a circular pattern
The motion of bending a joint resulting in a decreased angle
The motion of a joint returning back towards anatomical position
the backward movement of a body part
rotation of the foot laterally
the forward movement of a body part
palms and forearms facing down

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movement around a central axis
sagittal movement away from the midline
palms and forearms facing upward
the lowering motion of a body part
the raising movement of the body part
rotation of the foot medially

15 Clues: rotation of the foot medially • movement around a central axis • movement in a circular pattern • rotation of the foot laterally • palms and forearms facing down • palms and forearms facing upward • the lowering motion of a body part • the forward movement of a body part • the backward movement of a body part • sagittal movement towards the midline • ...

Medical demography 2025-03-14

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The availability and ability of people to obtain medical services.
The rate of deaths occurring in a specific population.
The statistical study of populations, including birth, death, and migration rates.
The movement of people from one region or country to another, affecting population dynamics.
The number of deaths of infants under one year old per 1,000 live births.
The ratio of dependent individuals (young and elderly) to the working-age population.
The number of live births per 1,000 people in a given year.
The number of people living per unit area of land.

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The average number of years a person is expected to live.
A demographic trend where the proportion of elderly individuals is increasing.
The ability of individuals or populations to reproduce.
The measure of illness or disease prevalence in a population.
The study of disease distribution and determinants in populations.
The increasing movement of populations from rural to urban areas.
The science of preventing disease and promoting health at a population level.

15 Clues: The number of people living per unit area of land. • The rate of deaths occurring in a specific population. • The ability of individuals or populations to reproduce. • The average number of years a person is expected to live. • The number of live births per 1,000 people in a given year. • The measure of illness or disease prevalence in a population. • ...

medical terms 2025-04-15

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specialist in the study of eyes
pertaining below the stomach
inflammation of stomach
disease of heart muscle
the process of viewing a joint
tool used to view the ear
recording electrical activity in muscle
pertaining to heart and lungs

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liver tumor
visual exam of colon
surgical removal of a kidney
inflammation of the outer layer of heart
inflammations of the bone and joint
study of the skin
disease of nerves

15 Clues: liver tumor • study of the skin • disease of nerves • visual exam of colon • inflammation of stomach • disease of heart muscle • tool used to view the ear • surgical removal of a kidney • pertaining below the stomach • pertaining to heart and lungs • the process of viewing a joint • specialist in the study of eyes • inflammations of the bone and joint • ...

Medical Coding 2025-05-06

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Section of the ICD-10 book where codes are listed by category.
Alphanumeric representation of a service or diagnosis.
A code named after a person.
Two-digit code that gives extra details about a procedure.
Following legal and coding rules.
Combining multiple services under one code.
Official rule for selecting and sequencing codes.

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A treatment, surgery, or test performed on a patient.
A review to check coding and billing accuracy.
Request sent to insurance for payment.
Codes used for Medicare and supplies not found in CPT.
The reason a patient is receiving care.
Code set for procedures and services.
A documented visit or interaction between patient and provider.
Diagnosis code system used worldwide.

15 Clues: A code named after a person. • Following legal and coding rules. • Code set for procedures and services. • Diagnosis code system used worldwide. • Request sent to insurance for payment. • The reason a patient is receiving care. • Combining multiple services under one code. • A review to check coding and billing accuracy. • Official rule for selecting and sequencing codes. • ...

Medical Careers 2023-01-06

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Treat clients by applying pressure to manipulate the body's soft tissues and joints
Evaluate and treat patients' neuromusculoskeletal system, which includes nerves, bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons
Perform diagnostic imaging examinations on patients.
Trained to carry out basic administrative and clinical tasks under the guidance of a health care provider
Treat patients who have injuries, illnesses, or disabilities through the therapeutic use of everyday activities
Licensed oral healthcare professional who provides preventive, therapeutic, and educational services.
Licensed medical professional that diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses and address health maintenance
Specialist in drawing blood for tests, transfusions, research, or blood donations.
Licensed medical professional who provides and coordinates patient care and educates patients and the public about various health conditions.

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Specially trained in treating patient's respiratory issues under the guidance of a health care provider
Collect samples and perform tests to analyze body fluids, tissue, and other substances
Study cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior by observing, interpreting, and recording how people relate to one another and to their environments.
Provides basic care for medical emergencies, illness, injury
Oral healthcare professional trained to provide supportive procedures for the dentist and for patients
Plan, direct, and coordinate the business activities of healthcare providers

15 Clues: Perform diagnostic imaging examinations on patients. • Provides basic care for medical emergencies, illness, injury • Plan, direct, and coordinate the business activities of healthcare providers • Specialist in drawing blood for tests, transfusions, research, or blood donations. • ...

Medical 1.2 2023-04-08

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is to pass air into and out of the lungs for the purpose of absorbing oxygen into the bloodstream
is the hospital department that specializes in the treatment of children
is a doctor who takes X-rays and examines them
is the hospital department that tests samples taken from patients for diseases
is an organ located in the chest of the human body that introduces oxygen to the bloodstream
is a pot used for relieving oneself when a person is not able to go to a bathroom
is a unit of weight equal to 1/16th of a pound

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is a device consisting of a needle, chamber, and piston, used for injecting liquids into the body
is the abnormal manifestation of parasitic microorganisms within an area of I the body
is a unit of mass equal to one millionth of a gram
is a muscular tube connecting the mouth at the pharynx to the cardiac end of the stomach
is either the upper or lower bony structure that holds the teeth and forms the framework of the mouth
is one of the extensions from the hand
is the smallest kind of blood vessel in the body, where the exchange of oxygen, water, and nutrients takes place
is a physical injury that can be caused by extreme heat, cold, electricity, or dangerous chemicals

15 Clues: is one of the extensions from the hand • is a doctor who takes X-rays and examines them • is a unit of weight equal to 1/16th of a pound • is a unit of mass equal to one millionth of a gram • is the hospital department that specializes in the treatment of children • is the hospital department that tests samples taken from patients for diseases • ...

Medical 3.4 2023-04-08

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a substance produced by the body that is responsible for regulating the levels of sugar in the blood.
an amount of money that a person or group borrows and must pay back to the lender.
an official document that indicates a person is qualified to perform a particular job
the process of treating a condition to cure it or prevent it from becoming worse.
any damage to a person’s body
a disease in which high pressure in the eye causes a person to go blind.
a substance located in the blood and cells of the body. Too much cholesterol is linked to problems with the heart and arteries.
a feeling of pain or unhappiness

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a natural form of sugar created by plants. It is also found in the bodies of humans and animals, when carbohydrates are broken down into their core parts.
he degree of something’s strength
the ability to share and relate to someone else’s feelings or experiences.
a term for a group of illnesses that affect the heart.
a natural childbirth process in which a woman’s uterus contracts in preparation to deliver the baby.
a long state of unconsciousness during which a person does not wake or respond to stimuli.
one of the firm, pink pieces of flesh found in the mouth to which the teeth are attached

15 Clues: any damage to a person’s body • a feeling of pain or unhappiness • he degree of something’s strength • a term for a group of illnesses that affect the heart. • a disease in which high pressure in the eye causes a person to go blind. • the ability to share and relate to someone else’s feelings or experiences. • ...

Medical Terminology 2025-11-10

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Laying down on the back or either side
injection between the skin and muscle
Guard or strap which is fitted over an animal's nose and jaw to prevent biting
Grasp, cut, compress and pull tissues
not alert or active
any of the three large veins in the neck
injection directly into the vein
to cut apart or separate

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injection directly into the muscle
Number of times the hear beats per minute
form of restraint used for cattle
medication to minimize pain, discomfort, and shock
diseases which are communicable between humans and animals
are responsible to clotting and increases with injury
examine by touching and feeling an area

15 Clues: not alert or active • to cut apart or separate • injection directly into the vein • form of restraint used for cattle • injection directly into the muscle • injection between the skin and muscle • Grasp, cut, compress and pull tissues • Laying down on the back or either side • examine by touching and feeling an area • any of the three large veins in the neck • ...

Medical Archives 2026-01-27

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A person whose primary duties consist of appraising, describing, referencing, and caring for archival records.
"logiciel" in French; Non-tangible component of computers used with computer hardware to perform an operation.
A health care institution providing patient treatment by specialized staff and equipment.
A kind of folder that holds loose papers or digital documents together for organization and protection.
"divulagation" in French; The release of information about a person or entity.
A set of rules or a promise that limits access or places restrictions on certain types of information.
The identification of the nature and cause of a certain phenomenon.
A professional who oversees and implements administrative procedures, establishes work priorities and coordinates the acquisition of administrative services such as office space, supplies and security services.
A substance which may have medicinal, intoxicating, performance enhancing or other effects when taken or put into a human body.

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In an order starting with the earliest date and following and continuing in the order in which they occurred.
Agreement or permission to do or allow something.
The level of functional or metabolic efficiency of a living organism.
A person, especially a physician, dentist, or veterinarian, trained in the healing arts and licensed to practice.
"maladie" in French; An abnormal condition that affects the body of an organism. It is often construed as a medical condition associated with specific symptoms and signs.
The process of determining the value of records based on administrative, fiscal, and legal value; their evidential and informational value.

15 Clues: Agreement or permission to do or allow something. • The identification of the nature and cause of a certain phenomenon. • The level of functional or metabolic efficiency of a living organism. • "divulagation" in French; The release of information about a person or entity. • ...

Medical billing 2025-08-18

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Document sent to patient showing charges and payments
Permission from payer before performing certain services
Federal program for people 65+
Percent of cost a patient shares after deductible
10 Codes used to describe diagnoses
Fixed amount a patient pays per visit
Code Five-digit codes used in billing

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Healthcare provider's charge for a service
Payment made by patient before insurance pays
Entity that submits claims for reimbursement
Private plan that usually requires referrals
To request review of a denied claim
1500 Form used to submit insurance claims
What insurance sends after processing a claim
Insurance for low-income individuals
Codes used to describe procedures and services

16 Clues: Federal program for people 65+ • To request review of a denied claim • 10 Codes used to describe diagnoses • Insurance for low-income individuals • Fixed amount a patient pays per visit • Code Five-digit codes used in billing • 1500 Form used to submit insurance claims • Healthcare provider's charge for a service • Entity that submits claims for reimbursement • ...

Medical Termanology 2025-11-18

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inflammation of the stomach
Tumor
removal
Liver
gall/bile
to cut
condition
inflammation of the gall bladder
inflammation of the liver

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stone
EGD
a drug substance that causes vomiting
bladder
abdominal wall
crushing

15 Clues: EGD • stone • Tumor • Liver • to cut • removal • bladder • crushing • gall/bile • condition • abdominal wall • inflammation of the liver • inflammation of the stomach • inflammation of the gall bladder • a drug substance that causes vomiting

MEDICAL SPECIALISTS 2025-11-19

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Physician who cares for infants, children, and adolescents.
Doctor who studies and treats blood disorders.
Eye doctor who treats eye diseases and performs eye surgery.
Expert on hormones and gland disorders (e.g., diabetes, thyroid).
Doctor who treats the urinary tract and male reproductive organs.
Medical doctor who diagnoses and treats mental health disorders.

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Specialist in bones, joints, muscles, and the skeletal system.
Doctor who treats cancer.
Specialist in lung and respiratory diseases.
Doctor specializing in the digestive system (stomach, intestines, liver).
Doctor who diagnoses and treats heart and blood vessel diseases.
Specialist in arthritis and autoimmune diseases affecting joints.
Expert in the brain, nerves, and nervous system.
Doctor specializing in the female reproductive system.
Specialist in skin, hair, and nail disorders.

15 Clues: Doctor who treats cancer. • Specialist in lung and respiratory diseases. • Specialist in skin, hair, and nail disorders. • Doctor who studies and treats blood disorders. • Expert in the brain, nerves, and nervous system. • Doctor specializing in the female reproductive system. • Physician who cares for infants, children, and adolescents. • ...

Medical Nemesis 2025-10-14

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Reliance on experts at the expense of self-care
Control When medicine sets the norms of acceptable behavior
Turning health into something that can be bought or sold
Too much touch in the name of help.
When poverty is renamed “noncompliance.”
Harm that comes from healing
The rise of credentialed authority over lay knowledge

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Reframed as a failure of medicine
Faith Modern religion based in medicine
Turning life’s seasons into syndromes.
A modern example of blurred lines between temperament and disorder
The sin that invites Nemesis
Once the guardian of life’s first cry.
Care Formerly intergenerational, now institutionalized
Transformed from acceptance to something to “defeat”

15 Clues: The sin that invites Nemesis • Harm that comes from healing • Reframed as a failure of medicine • Too much touch in the name of help. • Turning life’s seasons into syndromes. • Once the guardian of life’s first cry. • Faith Modern religion based in medicine • When poverty is renamed “noncompliance.” • Reliance on experts at the expense of self-care • ...

Medical education 2025-10-09

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a test to find out how much someone knows or has learned
ability that comes from training, practice, etc.
the condition of being well in body and mind; freedom from sickness
the way in which something is built or put together; construction, plan, design, etc.
any substance used in or on the body o treat disease
a doctor who takes care of babies and children
a division of a school year
the branch of surgery that deals with bones, joints, etc. that are injuried, deformed, or diseased

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a person who does something with great skill
the science of plants and animals; the study of living things and the way they live and grow
the treating of disease or injury by operation with the hands or tools, as in setting broken bones, cutting out tonsils, etc.
a reason of some action, feeling, etc.
the process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university.
the science in which substances are examined to find out what they are made of, how they are combined or separated to form other substances
to begin or become involved in something

15 Clues: a division of a school year • a reason of some action, feeling, etc. • to begin or become involved in something • a person who does something with great skill • a doctor who takes care of babies and children • ability that comes from training, practice, etc. • any substance used in or on the body o treat disease • ...

Medical research 2025-12-08

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– Time period that has not yet occurred.
– Organ responsible for thought, memory, and decision-making.
– Systematic investigation to establish facts or new knowledge.
– Plant often used for medicinal or recreational purposes.
– The act of introducing new ideas, methods, or technologies.
– Medical facility offering outpatient care.
– Action taken to stop something harmful before it happens.

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– Condition of carrying a developing fetus.
– Moving forward or making progress.
– Related to motherhood or childbirth.
– South African organisation conducting scientific and medical research (abbrev.).
– Person between the ages of thirteen and nineteen.
– Place where teaching and learning take place.
– State of physical and mental well-being.
– Existence characterized by growth and biological processes.

15 Clues: – Moving forward or making progress. • – Related to motherhood or childbirth. • – Time period that has not yet occurred. • – State of physical and mental well-being. • – Condition of carrying a developing fetus. • – Medical facility offering outpatient care. • – Place where teaching and learning take place. • – Person between the ages of thirteen and nineteen. • ...

Medical arachnoentomology 2026-05-21

Medical arachnoentomology crossword puzzle

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Immature stage of incomplete metamorphosis
Chemical substance used to kill insects
Mite inhabiting sebaceous glands
Immature developmental stage of insects
Genus of soft ticks
Genus of human lice
Order of insects including fleas
Resting developmental stage before adult insect

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Infestation of tissues by fly larvae
Mosquito family of medical importance
Tick capable of transmitting relapsing fever
Rat flea transmitting plague
Order of insects containing flies and mosquitoes
Subclass containing ticks and mites
Biological transformation during insect development

15 Clues: Genus of soft ticks • Genus of human lice • Rat flea transmitting plague • Mite inhabiting sebaceous glands • Order of insects including fleas • Subclass containing ticks and mites • Infestation of tissues by fly larvae • Mosquito family of medical importance • Chemical substance used to kill insects • Immature developmental stage of insects • ...

Medical Math 2026-03-17

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roman numeral i
kg
metric version of Fahrenheit
ml
u in metric stairs
only three countries use this unit

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h in metric stairs
roman numeral iv
roman numeral v
c in metric stairs
roman numeral vi
k in metric stairs
majority of the world uses this system
m in metric stairs
roman numeral x

15 Clues: kg • ml • roman numeral i • roman numeral v • roman numeral x • roman numeral iv • roman numeral vi • h in metric stairs • c in metric stairs • k in metric stairs • m in metric stairs • u in metric stairs • metric version of Fahrenheit • only three countries use this unit • majority of the world uses this system

Medical Terminology 2017-05-02

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administration of a discrete amount of medication, drug or other compound; or a material which has properties equivalent to tissue when irradiated
in or relating to the head
glomerular filtration rate
neck of femur
major visceral organs are reversed or mirrored from their normal positions
an abnormal collection of blood outside of a blood vessel
surgical removal of the gallbladder
inflammation of the two thin layers of a sac-like tissue that surrounds the heart
brain tumour that arises from the glial cells

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kidneys, ureter, bladder
Partial or complete temporary loss of consciousness with spontaneous recovery
pyrexia of unknown origin
pertaining to a rib and a vertebra
Latin prefix for across
degeneration of joint cartilage and the underlying bone

15 Clues: neck of femur • Latin prefix for across • kidneys, ureter, bladder • pyrexia of unknown origin • in or relating to the head • glomerular filtration rate • pertaining to a rib and a vertebra • surgical removal of the gallbladder • brain tumour that arises from the glial cells • degeneration of joint cartilage and the underlying bone • ...

Medical Crossword 2022-01-25

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is the process of scraping or wearing something away
region of injured tissue or skin in which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a bruise.
is a thin sheet of tissue or layer of cells acting as a boundary, lining, or partition in an organism
examination of tissue removed from a living body to discover the presence, cause, or extent of a disease.
swollen area within body tissue, containing an accumulation of pus.
surface epithelium of the skin, overlying the dermis

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organ in the human or animal body that secretes particular chemical substances for use in the body or for discharge into the surroundings.
a stitch or row of stitches holding together the edges of a wound or surgical incision.
a patient who receives medical treatment without being admitted to a hospital.
not requiring the introduction of instruments into the body.
inflammation of subcutaneous connective tissue.
is the cracking or breaking of a hard object or material
suffers deterioration after a period of improvement.
region in an organ or tissue which has suffered damage through injury or disease, such as a wound, ulcer, abscess, or tumor.
small growth, usually benign and with a stalk, protruding from a mucous membrane.

15 Clues: inflammation of subcutaneous connective tissue. • is the process of scraping or wearing something away • suffers deterioration after a period of improvement. • surface epithelium of the skin, overlying the dermis • is the cracking or breaking of a hard object or material • not requiring the introduction of instruments into the body. • ...

Medical Abbreviations 2022-03-15

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the pt needs a bedpan
if you have diabetes you will have to do this fasting blood work
temperature pulse and respiration
the abbreviation for disease with hyperglycemia
a patient has to be repositioned q 2 hours
shots are often given IM
some shots are given SC
the rule of 9s figures body surface area

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some medications are given via suppository
she used the bedpan for a BM
a hx is taken on all patients
you can become a certified NA in health science
Dr. Green is an orthopedist
this is the medical term for a stroke
you may drink fluids as desired

15 Clues: the pt needs a bedpan • some shots are given SC • shots are often given IM • Dr. Green is an orthopedist • she used the bedpan for a BM • a hx is taken on all patients • you may drink fluids as desired • temperature pulse and respiration • this is the medical term for a stroke • the rule of 9s figures body surface area • some medications are given via suppository • ...

Medical Terminology 2021-11-04

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inflammation
surgical opening
hernia
condition
like;resembling
produced by
weakness
death of tissue
enlargement

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surgical incision
pain
surgical puncture
softening
image
instrument to record

15 Clues: pain • image • hernia • weakness • condition • softening • produced by • enlargement • inflammation • like;resembling • death of tissue • surgical opening • surgical incision • surgical puncture • instrument to record

Medical crossword 2014-11-14

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A cure for all diseases
To cut off a part of person’s body which is infected
To place apart to prevent from infecting others
A disease affecting widely scattered groups of people
The science of the diseases of the human-body
A medicine for causing vomiting
A forecast of the result of a disease
Confinement to one place to avoid spreading infections
A medicines which alleviates pain

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The mark or scar left after the wound is healed
To disinfect by smoke
Affecting lungs
A disease affecting many persons at the same time and at the same place
A medicine to counteract poison
A disease confined to a particular district or a place

15 Clues: Affecting lungs • To disinfect by smoke • A cure for all diseases • A medicine for causing vomiting • A medicine to counteract poison • A medicines which alleviates pain • A forecast of the result of a disease • The science of the diseases of the human-body • The mark or scar left after the wound is healed • To place apart to prevent from infecting others • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-08-15

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stretching or tearing of muscular or tendinous tissue
cut or scrape
away from the center of the body
towards the back of the body
stretching or tearing of ligamentous tissue
below
close on an appendage

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a condition that is recurring or persistent
away on an appendage
towards the center of the body
towards the front of the body
broken bone or cartilage
a bruise
a condition that begins abruptly and can sometimes be serious, duration is short
above

15 Clues: above • below • a bruise • cut or scrape • away on an appendage • close on an appendage • broken bone or cartilage • towards the back of the body • towards the front of the body • towards the center of the body • away from the center of the body • a condition that is recurring or persistent • stretching or tearing of ligamentous tissue • ...

Medical Crossword 2023-01-13

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Parkinson’s disease is characterized by a deficiency in…
Immunoglobulin present in the saliva.
When the zygote attaches to the uterine wall
Oldest and most commonly used imaging technique.
The most common benign brain tumor.
Decrease the heart’s oxygen demand by decreasing the heart rate.
Ligamentum venosum is derived from?
Abnormal forward curve of the spine.

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Can combine with a specific antibody but lacks antigenicity of its own.
Most common drug that causes alleriges.
Found at the midpoint of the inguinal ligament.
Swimmer’s shoulder is also called shoulder…
Screening test for cervical cancer.
Prime example of a saddle joint is at the base of the…
Pathognomonic sign of ankylosing spondylitis in X-rays

15 Clues: Screening test for cervical cancer. • The most common benign brain tumor. • Ligamentum venosum is derived from? • Abnormal forward curve of the spine. • Immunoglobulin present in the saliva. • Most common drug that causes alleriges. • Swimmer’s shoulder is also called shoulder… • When the zygote attaches to the uterine wall • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-01-26

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Hospital accreditation
Instrument to destroy tissue by burning
Blood clot
Check in and check out the same day
Device delivers electric shocks to restart heart
A tissue sample for testing purposes
Sudden but usually short

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Administers anesthetics
Mass or growth of thin tissue
Drug not used with suspected MH
Cancerous
Without delay
Stitches
Affecting both sides
Swelling

15 Clues: Stitches • Swelling • Cancerous • Blood clot • Without delay • Affecting both sides • Hospital accreditation • Administers anesthetics • Sudden but usually short • Mass or growth of thin tissue • Drug not used with suspected MH • Check in and check out the same day • A tissue sample for testing purposes • Instrument to destroy tissue by burning • ...

medical 2.1 2023-04-08

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is a yellow colored breakdown product of red blood cells
is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that causes wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath. Some symptoms of asthma can be treated by inhaling medicine
is to give a recommendation about health care
is a wound resulting from minor damage to the epidermal layer of the skin
is the examination of something by listening with or without an instrument such as a stethoscope
is a medical procedure in which a piece of tissue is removed and examined to help determine an illness
is strong, hard matter that is part of a body’s basic structure

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is a hormone that helps the body react to a sudden threat or stress
is a bodily organ that holds urine before it is expelled from the body
is a tiny structure produced by the kidneys and present in urine that contains indicators of urinary health
is a human skin disease where oil becomes trapped in pores causing raised re bumps and other imperfections of the skin
is a medical condition that causes a reaction or illness when someone comes in contact with a particular substance
is small chunk of dried blood that blocks the flow of blood through a blood
is a type of protein found in the body
is the large organ that controls bodily functions through release of hormones or activating muscles

15 Clues: is a type of protein found in the body • is to give a recommendation about health care • is a yellow colored breakdown product of red blood cells • is strong, hard matter that is part of a body’s basic structure • is a hormone that helps the body react to a sudden threat or stress • is a bodily organ that holds urine before it is expelled from the body • ...

Medical 3.4 2023-04-08

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a substance located in the blood and cells of the body. Too much cholesterol is linked to problems with the heart and arteries.
the process of treating a condition to cure it or prevent it from becoming worse.
an amount of money that a person or group borrows and must pay back to the lender.
one of the firm, pink pieces of flesh found in the mouth to which the teeth are attached
he degree of something’s strength
a long state of unconsciousness during which a person does not wake or respond to stimuli.
a natural childbirth process in which a woman’s uterus contracts in preparation to deliver the baby.
a natural form of sugar created by plants. It is also found in the bodies of humans and animals, when carbohydrates are broken down into their core parts.

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an official document that indicates a person is qualified to perform a particular job
any damage to a person’s body
a term for a group of illnesses that affect the heart.
a substance produced by the body that is responsible for regulating the levels of sugar in the blood.
a feeling of pain or unhappiness
the ability to share and relate to someone else’s feelings or experiences.
a disease in which high pressure in the eye causes a person to go blind.

Medical 3.4 2023-04-08

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a substance produced by the body that is responsible for regulating the levels of sugar in the blood.
an amount of money that a person or group borrows and must pay back to the lender.
an official document that indicates a person is qualified to perform a particular job
the process of treating a condition to cure it or prevent it from becoming worse.
any damage to a person’s body
a disease in which high pressure in the eye causes a person to go blind.
a substance located in the blood and cells of the body. Too much cholesterol is linked to problems with the heart and arteries.
a feeling of pain or unhappiness

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a natural form of sugar created by plants. It is also found in the bodies of humans and animals, when carbohydrates are broken down into their core parts.
he degree of something’s strength
the ability to share and relate to someone else’s feelings or experiences.
a term for a group of illnesses that affect the heart.
a natural childbirth process in which a woman’s uterus contracts in preparation to deliver the baby.
a long state of unconsciousness during which a person does not wake or respond to stimuli.
one of the firm, pink pieces of flesh found in the mouth to which the teeth are attached

Medical 3.4 2023-04-08

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a substance produced by the body that is responsible for regulating the levels of sugar in the blood.
an amount of money that a person or group borrows and must pay back to the lender.
an official document that indicates a person is qualified to perform a particular job
the process of treating a condition to cure it or prevent it from becoming worse.
any damage to a person’s body
a disease in which high pressure in the eye causes a person to go blind.
a substance located in the blood and cells of the body. Too much cholesterol is linked to problems with the heart and arteries.
a feeling of pain or unhappiness

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a natural form of sugar created by plants. It is also found in the bodies of humans and animals, when carbohydrates are broken down into their core parts.
he degree of something’s strength
the ability to share and relate to someone else’s feelings or experiences.
a term for a group of illnesses that affect the heart.
a natural childbirth process in which a woman’s uterus contracts in preparation to deliver the baby.
a long state of unconsciousness during which a person does not wake or respond to stimuli.
one of the firm, pink pieces of flesh found in the mouth to which the teeth are attached

Medical 3.4 2023-04-08

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a substance produced by the body that is responsible for regulating the levels of sugar in the blood.
an amount of money that a person or group borrows and must pay back to the lender.
an official document that indicates a person is qualified to perform a particular job
the process of treating a condition to cure it or prevent it from becoming worse.
any damage to a person’s body
a disease in which high pressure in the eye causes a person to go blind.
a substance located in the blood and cells of the body. Too much cholesterol is linked to problems with the heart and arteries.
a feeling of pain or unhappiness

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a natural form of sugar created by plants. It is also found in the bodies of humans and animals, when carbohydrates are broken down into their core parts.
he degree of something’s strength
the ability to share and relate to someone else’s feelings or experiences.
a term for a group of illnesses that affect the heart.
a natural childbirth process in which a woman’s uterus contracts in preparation to deliver the baby.
a long state of unconsciousness during which a person does not wake or respond to stimuli.
one of the firm, pink pieces of flesh found in the mouth to which the teeth are attached

Medical Terminology 2021-04-12

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The term means inflammation of the pancreas.
Term that describes blood in the
Which of these conditions is commonly known as a bruise.
An abnormally slow heart rate of less than 60 beats per minute is known as.
The presence of glucose in the urine is known as.
The term , which is also known as wheezing is the sound heard during breathing out as air passes out through a partially obstructed airway.
bacterial infection of the lining of her heart. This condition is known asbacterial.

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An abnormally rapid rate of respiration of more than 20 breaths per minute is known as.
Term referring to a kidney.
The term means toward or nearer the midline.
A blood clot attached to the interior wall of a vein or artery is known as a/an.
is the tissue death of an artery or
a normal scar resulting from the healing of a wound.
The acute respiratory syndrome known as__, is characterized in children and infants by obstruction of the larynx hoarseness and a barking cough.
is an abnormal increase in the number of red cells in the blood due to excess production of these cells by the bone marrow.

15 Clues: Term referring to a kidney. • Term that describes blood in the • is the tissue death of an artery or • The term means inflammation of the pancreas. • The term means toward or nearer the midline. • The presence of glucose in the urine is known as. • a normal scar resulting from the healing of a wound. • Which of these conditions is commonly known as a bruise. • ...

medical safety 2021-05-24

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any harmful devialtion from the normal structural state thats uncureable
poisonous
disorders caused by organisms such as bacteria fungi or parasites
face protective
forms of protective eyewear
caps used as scrubs hats during surgery for nurses and doctors
wore by medical prefessionals as personal protective eqiuipment in order to provide a barrier bettwen patient and doctor

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to corrupt debase or make impure by the addtion of a foreign or inferior substance
period of sickness affecting the body or mind
make free from bacteria or other living microorganisms
if you take your gloves off you must properly dispose of them
safety regarding the medical devices diseases and health care of the diseased patients
you do not have to report any injury to your employer no matter the case
occupational safety and health administration
hand protectives

15 Clues: poisonous • face protective • hand protectives • forms of protective eyewear • period of sickness affecting the body or mind • occupational safety and health administration • make free from bacteria or other living microorganisms • if you take your gloves off you must properly dispose of them • caps used as scrubs hats during surgery for nurses and doctors • ...

Medical Terms 2021-08-02

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Persistently high blood pressure
A widespread epidemic
Pertaining to lungs
Surgical removal of appendix
Hardening of the arteries

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Rapid movement of fecal matter through the intestine
Disease of muscle tissue
Removal of living tissue for examination
Abnormally fast heartbeat
Abnormally low level of sugar in the blood
Excessive urination
Separation of waste materials from the blood
Pertaining to the kidney
Temporary cessation of breathing
Abnormal smallness of the mammary gland

15 Clues: Excessive urination • Pertaining to lungs • A widespread epidemic • Disease of muscle tissue • Pertaining to the kidney • Abnormally fast heartbeat • Hardening of the arteries • Surgical removal of appendix • Persistently high blood pressure • Temporary cessation of breathing • Abnormal smallness of the mammary gland • Removal of living tissue for examination • ...

Medical Terminology 2022-10-31

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when the joint angle increases
patient is lying face up
shortened forms of words or phrases
divides the body into dorsal and ventral
when the joint moves toward the body
when the hand or foot rolls inward
rotation so the hands or feet point toward midline
patient is lying face down

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when the hand or foot rolls outward
divides body into equal right&left halves
when the joint moves away from the body
rotation so the hands/feet pnt away from midline
come after the root word
when the joint angle decreases
come before the root word

15 Clues: patient is lying face up • come after the root word • come before the root word • patient is lying face down • when the joint angle increases • when the joint angle decreases • when the hand or foot rolls inward • when the hand or foot rolls outward • shortened forms of words or phrases • when the joint moves toward the body • when the joint moves away from the body • ...

Medical Terms 2022-11-29

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intestines
urinary bladder
removal
joint
above
separation
beside
record

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blood
facts
bad
skull
half
condition of pain
up

15 Clues: up • bad • half • blood • facts • skull • joint • above • beside • record • removal • intestines • separation • urinary bladder • condition of pain

Medical Profession 2017-02-08

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doctor who helps in the delivery of babies
doctor for heart diseases
doctor of children's diseases
doctor for eyes diseases
doctor of internal organs
doctor for female ailments

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doctor for emotional disturbances
doctor for correcting body deformities
one who straightens crooked teeth
doctor for nervous disorders
doctor of skin diseases
one who manufactures eye glasses
one who prescribes spectacles
one who takes training as an apprentice
doctor for corns

15 Clues: doctor for corns • doctor of skin diseases • doctor for eyes diseases • doctor for heart diseases • doctor of internal organs • doctor for female ailments • doctor for nervous disorders • one who prescribes spectacles • doctor of children's diseases • one who manufactures eye glasses • doctor for emotional disturbances • one who straightens crooked teeth • ...

medical professions 2023-05-05

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treats problems of nervous system
treats tumours
treats mental problems
helps you to restore your mobility
helps you in an emergency
performs operations
takes care of your eyes
treats pregnant women
treats urinary tract infections

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treats heart problems
treats children
takes care of your oral cavity
gives you vaccination
treats blood disorders
treats skin problems

15 Clues: treats tumours • treats children • performs operations • treats skin problems • treats heart problems • gives you vaccination • treats pregnant women • treats mental problems • treats blood disorders • takes care of your eyes • helps you in an emergency • takes care of your oral cavity • treats urinary tract infections • treats problems of nervous system • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-06-15

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A medical emergency caused by a disruption of blood flow to the brain, resulting in brain damage and potential loss of function.
A chronic lung disease that damages and enlarges the air sacs and surrounding tissues, making breathing difficult.
Yellowing of the skin and eyes due to a buildup of bilirubin in the blood, often indicative of liver disease.
A structured and disciplined approach to diets, exercise and other daily activities that often involves following specific rules or routines.
Surgical procedure used to remove tissue from the uterus, often used for miscarriage management.
Medical specialist who diagnoses and treats disorders related to the ear, nose, and throat.
A strong and unpleasant odor.

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A device used to stabilize and immobilize a fracture or injured body part to promote healing and prevent further damage.
A painful ulcer on the inside of the mouth or lips, often caused by stress or injury.
A medical professional who specializes in treating foot and ankle conditions.
A small organ located under the liver, which stores and releases bile to help digest fats in the small intestine.
A painful swelling at the base of the big toe caused by abnormal bone growth.
A condition where the arteries become thicker and less flexible, leading to reduced blood flow and increased risk of heart disease.
The presence of microorganisms or their toxins in the blood, causing
diseased state.

15 Clues: diseased state. • A strong and unpleasant odor. • The presence of microorganisms or their toxins in the blood, causing • A medical professional who specializes in treating foot and ankle conditions. • A painful swelling at the base of the big toe caused by abnormal bone growth. • ...

medical terms 2023-06-23

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decreased coordination
slow movement
paralysis in lower body
posterior part of the brain
fainting
part of the brain below the cerebrum
reading disorder

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nervous exhaustion
absence of a brain
increased sensation
part of the brain below the thalamus
space through which a nervous impulse is transmitted
difficulty with speech
disease of nerve roots
seizure of sleep

15 Clues: fainting • slow movement • seizure of sleep • reading disorder • nervous exhaustion • absence of a brain • increased sensation • difficulty with speech • disease of nerve roots • decreased coordination • paralysis in lower body • posterior part of the brain • part of the brain below the thalamus • part of the brain below the cerebrum • space through which a nervous impulse is transmitted

Medical Terminology 2023-11-09

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relaxation of the heart
processmicroscopiching
moving away from the midline
moving around a central axis; turning
increasing the angle between two parts
contraction of the heart
the throat

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microspic air sacs in lungs
voice box
small branches of the bronchi
moving toward the midline
breathing in, taking air into the lungs
windpipe from larynx to bronchi
hairlike projection
a serous membrane that covers lungs

15 Clues: voice box • the throat • hairlike projection • processmicroscopiching • relaxation of the heart • contraction of the heart • moving toward the midline • microspic air sacs in lungs • moving away from the midline • small branches of the bronchi • windpipe from larynx to bronchi • a serous membrane that covers lungs • moving around a central axis; turning • ...

Medical innovations 2023-10-04

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be in charge of (a company, establishment, or undertaking)
open out (something) so as to extend its surface area, width, or length.
the state or fact of continuing to live or exist, typically in spite of an accident, ordeal, or difficult circumstances.
refuse (an invitation or offer).
a series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.
arrange systematically in groups; separate according to type, class, etc.
made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally, especially as a copy of something natural.
a person who is among the first to explore or settle a new country or area.
identify the nature of (an illness or other problem) by examination of the symptoms.

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based on untested ideas or techniques and not yet established or finalized.
a particular form of procedure for accomplishing or approaching something, especially a systematic or established one.
a person or thing that takes the place of another.
a small part or quantity intended to show what the whole is like.
drive or force (a liquid, especially a drug or vaccine) into a person or animal's body with a syringe or similar device.
an instrument or device used for observing, checking, or keeping a continuous record of a process or quantity.

15 Clues: refuse (an invitation or offer). • a person or thing that takes the place of another. • be in charge of (a company, establishment, or undertaking) • a small part or quantity intended to show what the whole is like. • open out (something) so as to extend its surface area, width, or length. • a series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end. • ...

Medical terminology 2023-12-07

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toward the back of the body
away from the surface
lying face down with palms facing down
toward the side of the body
closer to the head
front of the body
closer to the point of origin
toward the midline of the body

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closer to the feet
toward the tailbone
laying on the back with palms facing up
toward the head
front of the body
back of the body
outer part of the body
away from the point of origin

16 Clues: toward the head • back of the body • front of the body • front of the body • closer to the feet • closer to the head • toward the tailbone • away from the surface • outer part of the body • toward the back of the body • toward the side of the body • away from the point of origin • closer to the point of origin • toward the midline of the body • lying face down with palms facing down • ...

Medical Quiz 2023-11-24

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A procedure to visually examine the inside of a joint
A medical emergency condition involving the blockage or rupture of blood vessels in the brain
An alkylating agent used in chemotherapy.
The process of removing waste products from the blood in individuals with kidney failure
A hormone and neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and reward, targeted by certain drugs of abuse

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The thin layer of tissue that covers and protects the surface of a bone
The body's ability to resist and fight off infections
chronic respiratory disease characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways
A condition in which the bones become fragile and prone to fractures
Formation of granulomas in various organs, particularly the lungs and lymph nodes.
The smallest functional unit of a muscle
A condition characterized by the accumulation of fluid in the lungs
The medical term for a nosebleed
The medical term for the outer ear
The largest organ of the human body

15 Clues: The medical term for a nosebleed • The medical term for the outer ear • The largest organ of the human body • The smallest functional unit of a muscle • An alkylating agent used in chemotherapy. • A procedure to visually examine the inside of a joint • The body's ability to resist and fight off infections • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-09-03

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The central organ of the nervous system responsible for thinking and sensation.
A vital organ that performs various metabolic functions.
The fibrous cords that transmit signals between the brain and body.
Organs responsible for respiration and oxygen exchange.
Hard, rigid organs that make up the skeleton and support the body.
The outer covering of the body, protecting it from the environment.
Hard structures in the mouth for chewing and breaking down food.
Tissues responsible for movement and providing support to the body.

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An organ involved in regulating blood sugar levels and digestion.
Organs that filter waste and excess fluid from the blood.
A vital organ that pumps blood throughout the body.
The red fluid circulating in the circulatory system.
A muscular organ in the digestive system for food digestion.
Organs responsible for hearing and maintaining balance.
Organs of vision, allowing perception of the surrounding world.

15 Clues: A vital organ that pumps blood throughout the body. • The red fluid circulating in the circulatory system. • Organs responsible for respiration and oxygen exchange. • Organs responsible for hearing and maintaining balance. • A vital organ that performs various metabolic functions. • Organs that filter waste and excess fluid from the blood. • ...

MEDICAL TERMS 2023-09-01

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Raised blood pressure.
The taking of a small sample of tissue for examination.
Choking or loss of consciousness due to oxygen deprivation
A patient who receives care without being admitted to a hospital.
Protein in the urine.
A rapid heart beat.
A specific medical sign of a condition, illness or disease.

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Procedure to filter blood for patients with kidney failure.
A doctor who specialises in the care of babies, children and teenagers.
A clot in a blood vessel.
Specialised cells necessary for blood clotting.
A substance in the blood that helps trigger the immune system to develop antibodies
A disease that is transmissible from animals to humans.
Breaking down of red blood cells in the body.
Swelling in any part of the body.

15 Clues: A rapid heart beat. • Protein in the urine. • Raised blood pressure. • A clot in a blood vessel. • Swelling in any part of the body. • Breaking down of red blood cells in the body. • Specialised cells necessary for blood clotting. • The taking of a small sample of tissue for examination. • A disease that is transmissible from animals to humans. • ...

Medical Terms 2023-08-24

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containing protein
without or lacking
Brain
false
a cell
Female

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beyond
condition
Death
life
to kill or destroy
without
after or behind
Disease
Heart
Tongue

16 Clues: life • Death • Brain • false • Heart • beyond • a cell • Female • Tongue • without • Disease • condition • after or behind • containing protein • without or lacking • to kill or destroy

Medical Equipment 2024-05-13

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Device for taking body temperature
Device for measuring blood pressure
used for dissecting or cutting
Machine for monitoring blood glucose levels
Device for visualizing internal organs

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Equipment for administering medications
device that restore a patient’s heart rhythm
Machine for monitoring patient movemen
Equipment for monitoring respiratory rate
Machine for monitoring cardiac activity
Machine for monitoring heart rate and rhythm
Device for injecting medications
Equipment for oxygen therapy
Device for measuring oxygen saturation
Tool for examining the ear, nose, and throat

15 Clues: Equipment for oxygen therapy • used for dissecting or cutting • Device for injecting medications • Device for taking body temperature • Device for measuring blood pressure • Machine for monitoring patient movemen • Device for measuring oxygen saturation • Device for visualizing internal organs • Equipment for administering medications • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-08-23

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surgical removal, cutting out
pain,suffering
flow or discharge
surgical repair
rupture
cutting, surgical repair
bleeding, abnormal excessive fluid discharge
inflammation

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abnormal condition, disease
deficient, decreased
the surgical creation of an artificial opening to the body surface
excessive, increased
bad, diffcult, or painful
surgical suturing
abnormal hardening

15 Clues: rupture • inflammation • pain,suffering • surgical repair • flow or discharge • surgical suturing • abnormal hardening • deficient, decreased • excessive, increased • cutting, surgical repair • bad, diffcult, or painful • abnormal condition, disease • surgical removal, cutting out • bleeding, abnormal excessive fluid discharge • ...

Medical Terminology 2024-09-19

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inflammation
relating to blood vessels
within
higher than normal
pain
relating to kidneys
behind

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half
inside
less than normal
foot
breathing
relating to the heart
relating to the stomach
swelling or tumor

15 Clues: half • foot • pain • inside • within • behind • breathing • inflammation • less than normal • swelling or tumor • higher than normal • relating to kidneys • relating to the heart • relating to the stomach • relating to blood vessels

Medical Detectives 2026-01-16

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electrical impulses (action potentials) away from the cell body to other neurons, muscles, or glands
the central part of a neuron containing the nucleus and organelles
the measure of times you breathe in a minute
your largest organ
the crucial junction where a nerve cell (neuron) communicates with another cell
a short branched extension of a nerve cell
when your body heats upon to kill off disease
a bacteria found in dirty water

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the measure of the times your heart beats
the force of blood pushing against artery walls as the heart pumps
The "brain" of a cell
an organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates,
the degree or intensity of heat present in a substance or object,
acts like electrical insulation
a nerve cell that sends signals or transmits nerve impulses

15 Clues: your largest organ • The "brain" of a cell • acts like electrical insulation • a bacteria found in dirty water • the measure of the times your heart beats • a short branched extension of a nerve cell • the measure of times you breathe in a minute • when your body heats upon to kill off disease • a nerve cell that sends signals or transmits nerve impulses • ...

Medical Emergencies 2024-11-07

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Shock Severe allergic reaction, often involving swelling
Feeling queasy, often leading to vomiting
Accidental descent that may cause injury
Convulsions caused by electrical disturbance in the brain
Medical term for nosebleed
Low blood sugar that can cause confusion and sweating
Injury where skin or tissue is broken

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High blood sugar, often causing thirst and dry mouth
Sensation of spinning, related to inner ear issues
Loss of brain function due to interrupted blood flow
Arrest Sudden loss of heart function; requires CPR
A life-threatening condition where the circulatory system fails
Blockage of the airway, often needs the Heimlich maneuver
Fainting, often due to a drop in blood pressure
Attack Difficulty breathing due to airway constriction

15 Clues: Medical term for nosebleed • Injury where skin or tissue is broken • Accidental descent that may cause injury • Feeling queasy, often leading to vomiting • Fainting, often due to a drop in blood pressure • Sensation of spinning, related to inner ear issues • Arrest Sudden loss of heart function; requires CPR • High blood sugar, often causing thirst and dry mouth • ...

Medical Vocab 2025-04-14

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A sudden, serious situation that needs immediate action to keep someone safe.
A condition where something blocks the airway and prevents breathing.
A life-saving method using chest compressions and breaths when someone’s heart and breathing stop.
A break or crack in a bone, often caused by a fall or impact.
A serious condition where the body isn’t getting enough blood and oxygen.
A strip of material used to cover and protect a wound.
An injury where a ligament is stretched or torn, usually near a joint.

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Damage to skin or tissue caused by heat, chemicals, or electricity.
stroke A dangerous condition caused by the body overheating and being unable to cool down.
A device that delivers an electric shock to help a stopped heart beat again.
A condition caused by extreme cold, where the body’s temperature drops too low.
An injury that breaks the skin, such as a cut or scrape.
best teacher ever
Aid The care given to someone before professional medical help arrives.
arrest A life-threatening condition where the heart suddenly stops beating.

15 Clues: best teacher ever • A strip of material used to cover and protect a wound. • An injury that breaks the skin, such as a cut or scrape. • A break or crack in a bone, often caused by a fall or impact. • Damage to skin or tissue caused by heat, chemicals, or electricity. • A condition where something blocks the airway and prevents breathing. • ...

Medical Emergencies 2025-09-12

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Giving a small amount of -- can quickly treat hypoglycemia symptoms
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
A medication that relieves the symptoms of allergic reactions
Allergic reaction that causes throat constriction
Allergic reaction that causes warmth, nausea, metallic taste
Sudden onset of weakness, sweating, tremors, hunger, loss of consciousness
Maneuver used to see if patient is responsive

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Induced by the kidneys or pituitary gland, causes glucose to be excreted in the urine while blood glucose levels remain normal
Any patient suspected with a -- injury must be evaluated by the ED physician before being moved
The condition where the heart has stopped beating, patient has no pulse
No objects should be placed in the patient's mouth during a --
Inability to metabolize blood glucose
A common allergy for patients in hospitals is --
An -- is a device used to treat cardiac arrest
Level of consciousness

15 Clues: Level of consciousness • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation • Inability to metabolize blood glucose • Maneuver used to see if patient is responsive • An -- is a device used to treat cardiac arrest • A common allergy for patients in hospitals is -- • Allergic reaction that causes throat constriction • Allergic reaction that causes warmth, nausea, metallic taste • ...

Medical Terms 2025-08-20

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heart
enlarged
into
Used at the beginning of the word which changes the word or makes it more specific
any condition
brain
disease

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intestines
Stomach
inflammation
skin
surgical removal
Used at the end of a word (after the root), it frequently describes a condition or body part or action
surgical repair
the subject or main topic of the medical term.

15 Clues: skin • into • heart • brain • Stomach • disease • enlarged • intestines • inflammation • any condition • surgical repair • surgical removal • the subject or main topic of the medical term. • Used at the beginning of the word which changes the word or makes it more specific • Used at the end of a word (after the root), it frequently describes a condition or body part or action

Medical Terminology 2025-08-28

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normal
not
equal
beyond
deficient
upon
outer
between
abnormal

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inside
underneath
outside
excessive
half
within

15 Clues: not • half • upon • equal • outer • normal • inside • beyond • within • outside • between • abnormal • excessive • deficient • underneath

Medical Terminology 2025-09-01

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slow breathing
breathing too fast
abdomen divided into four different sections
not breathing
disease of the kidneys
bottom of the foot
tip of a structure

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in a semi-reclining position
position when lying faceup
only on one side of the body
equal on both sides of the body
fast heart rate
front region of the hand
patient is on his/her side
position when lying face down

15 Clues: not breathing • slow breathing • fast heart rate • breathing too fast • bottom of the foot • tip of a structure • disease of the kidneys • front region of the hand • position when lying faceup • patient is on his/her side • in a semi-reclining position • only on one side of the body • position when lying face down • equal on both sides of the body • ...

Medical Terms 2025-09-24

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threat
privacy protection
not spoken or written
Moral principles
Official instruction/order
written and understood
granting of license to a professional
agreement
slander/ harms a person's reputation
a patient's request to not be kept alive

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negligent behavior
giving false information
physical action
Wrongful act
Responsible by law

15 Clues: threat • agreement • Wrongful act • physical action • Moral principles • negligent behavior • privacy protection • Responsible by law • not spoken or written • written and understood • giving false information • Official instruction/order • slander/ harms a person's reputation • granting of license to a professional • a patient's request to not be kept alive

Medical 2 2025-11-16

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- The anatomical name for the windpipe.
- The anatomical name for the kneecap.
- An organ that produces insulin and digestive enzymes.
- The long tube where nutrients are absorbed.
- The medical term for high blood pressure.
- The fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone.
- A condition characterized by high blood sugar levels.

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- The anatomical name for the shoulder blade.
- The medical term for the flu.
- A respiratory condition that narrows the airways.
- The anatomical name for the voice box.
- The tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach.
- The tough tissue that connects muscle to bone.
- The medical term for a broken bone.
- The organ that stores urine.

15 Clues: - The organ that stores urine. • - The medical term for the flu. • - The medical term for a broken bone. • - The anatomical name for the kneecap. • - The anatomical name for the windpipe. • - The anatomical name for the voice box. • - The medical term for high blood pressure. • - The anatomical name for the shoulder blade. • - The long tube where nutrients are absorbed. • ...

Medical vocab 2026-02-02

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Feeling unsteady or like the room is spinning.
When a condition or rash disappears or goes away.
Containing harmful bacteria or a virus.
Illnesses like bronchitis or pneumonia.
Medication used to reduce physical suffering.
An injury to a ligament caused by overstretching.
Small loops of thread used to sew a wound shut.

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An unwanted or harmful effect from a drug or vaccine.
An area of red, inflamed skin or spots.
Larger than normal due to fluid or injury.
To faint or "black out."
To become healthy or whole again after an injury.
Condition where the force of blood against artery walls is too high.
To pass food or drink through the throat.
A common name for the clavicle bone.

15 Clues: To faint or "black out." • A common name for the clavicle bone. • An area of red, inflamed skin or spots. • Containing harmful bacteria or a virus. • Illnesses like bronchitis or pneumonia. • To pass food or drink through the throat. • Larger than normal due to fluid or injury. • Medication used to reduce physical suffering. • ...

Medical Terminology 2026-06-03

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blood in urine
joint pain
after surgery
fast breathing
within a vein
kidney inflammation
enlarged heart
high blood pressure

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weak bone condition
skin inflammation
enlarged liver
under the skin
low blood sugar
slow heart rate
nerve disease

15 Clues: joint pain • after surgery • within a vein • nerve disease • blood in urine • enlarged liver • under the skin • fast breathing • enlarged heart • low blood sugar • slow heart rate • skin inflammation • weak bone condition • kidney inflammation • high blood pressure

Health Professionals 2023-03-29

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A person who serves as a liaison between medical and social cervices and the community
A licensed medical profressional who jolds an advanced degree and is able to provide direct patient care
An individual who had graduated from a stat-approved school of Nursing
A health professional trained to evaluate and treat people eho have conditions or injuries that limit their ability to move and do physical activties

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A person who specializes in the study of mind and behavior
A medical practioner who is specialized in diagnosing and treating injuries and diseaes using medical imaging
A medical practioner who is specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness
A professional who can help improve you money management
The science of protecting and improving the health of people and theor communities
A person that treat the diseases and conditions that affest the teeth and gums
A person who is certified to assist with the delivery of direct nursing care to patients
A person who is qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs
A doctor who has special training in giving drugs or other agents to prevent or relieve pain during surgery or other procedures
A person trained to give emergency medical care to people who are injured or ill
A licensed dental professional who cleans and examines teeth

15 Clues: A professional who can help improve you money management • A person who specializes in the study of mind and behavior • A licensed dental professional who cleans and examines teeth • A person who is qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs • An individual who had graduated from a stat-approved school of Nursing • ...

Medical Tourism Game 2025-09-20

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Countries or regions that actively promote themselves as centers for medical tourism, offering quality healthcare at competitive prices to international patients.
Companies or agencies that coordinate medical tourism packages, handling everything from hospital bookings to travel arrangements and accommodation for medical tourists.
The post-operative healing period that medical tourists spend in their destination country before being cleared to travel home, often combined with leisure activities.
Specialized coverage policies that protect medical tourists against treatment complications, travel disruptions, or additional medical expenses incurred abroad.
The cost reduction achieved by seeking medical treatment abroad, often 50-80% less than equivalent procedures in the patient's home country, even including travel expenses.
Medical issues or adverse events that may arise during or after treatment abroad, potentially requiring extended stays or follow-up care in unfamiliar healthcare systems.
International certification systems (like JCI - Joint Commission International) that ensure medical facilities meet global quality and safety standards for treating international patients.

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Post-treatment medical support and follow-up services provided either in the destination country or coordinated with healthcare providers in the patient's home country.
Specific medical treatments or surgeries that patients travel abroad to receive, commonly including cosmetic surgery, dental work, orthopedic procedures, and cardiac treatments.
Medical records, treatment summaries, and health certificates required for international travel and to ensure continuity of care between foreign providers and home country physicians.

10 Clues: Specialized coverage policies that protect medical tourists against treatment complications, travel disruptions, or additional medical expenses incurred abroad. • Countries or regions that actively promote themselves as centers for medical tourism, offering quality healthcare at competitive prices to international patients. • ...

English CrossWord 2024-03-13

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Space for individual medical care.
Place for medical treatment.
Prescribed treatment for illness.
Skilled medical worker.
Urgent medical care area.

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Place for surgical procedures.
Doctor's listening tool for heart and lungs.
Area for pre-appointment wait.
Cover for wounds to promote healing.
Tool for injections.

10 Clues: Tool for injections. • Skilled medical worker. • Urgent medical care area. • Place for medical treatment. • Place for surgical procedures. • Area for pre-appointment wait. • Prescribed treatment for illness. • Space for individual medical care. • Cover for wounds to promote healing. • Doctor's listening tool for heart and lungs.

Test 1 2017-11-15

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*Medical record data assault?
*Hospital Information Technology pest?
Health Level follower?
*Trump reality television catchphrase for medical data connectivity?
Wisconsin based EMR giant
Former Health and Human Services Secretary?

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Current HHS Secretary?
*James Taylor hit about interoperability struggles?
What Promethus stole from the gods, and a hint to the four starred clues.
Bedside Companion
Medical device data output for breakfast?
HIMSS 2018 locale
HIPAA concern

13 Clues: HIPAA concern • Bedside Companion • HIMSS 2018 locale • Current HHS Secretary? • Health Level follower? • Wisconsin based EMR giant • *Medical record data assault? • *Hospital Information Technology pest? • Medical device data output for breakfast? • Former Health and Human Services Secretary? • *James Taylor hit about interoperability struggles? • ...

Medical 2024-06-20

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Reach, I get therapy at ______.
It's time to take take my ______.
I use a device to help me ______.
If you have stroke symptoms go straight to the ______.
I had a ______.

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In an emergency you can call for an ______.
A person who helps a doctor is a ______.
In an emergency call ______.
When you are sick you go see the ______.

9 Clues: I had a ______. • In an emergency call ______. • Reach, I get therapy at ______. • It's time to take take my ______. • I use a device to help me ______. • A person who helps a doctor is a ______. • When you are sick you go see the ______. • In an emergency you can call for an ______. • If you have stroke symptoms go straight to the ______.

medical 2022-08-16

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the work that a person does regularly in order to earn money
a doctor who deals with health problems that relate to a specific area of medicine compare
a job or profession that someone does for a long time
a doctor who is training at a hospital to become a specialist in a particular field of medicine
the condition of being well or free from disease

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a person who is skilled in the science of medicine, a person who is trained and licensed to treat sick and injured people
he main subject studied by a college or university student compare
of or relating to the treatment of diseases and injuries, of or relating to medicine
a person who works in a hospital in order to complete training as a doctor

9 Clues: the condition of being well or free from disease • a job or profession that someone does for a long time • the work that a person does regularly in order to earn money • he main subject studied by a college or university student compare • a person who works in a hospital in order to complete training as a doctor • ...

work ques 2026-06-23

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Primary Care WQ
Management escalation WQ
Medical Delete WQ
Ancilary WQ
BH WQ
BH Force WQ
Telehealth WQ

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Path WQ
Med Specs WQ
Medical Force WQ
Excludes WQ
Surgery WQ
Coding Bundling WQ
Missing DX WQ
BH Delete WQ

15 Clues: BH WQ • Path WQ • Surgery WQ • Excludes WQ • Ancilary WQ • BH Force WQ • Med Specs WQ • BH Delete WQ • Missing DX WQ • Telehealth WQ • Primary Care WQ • Medical Force WQ • Medical Delete WQ • Coding Bundling WQ • Management escalation WQ

Societal Issues Concerning the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine 2026-03-29

Societal Issues Concerning the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine crossword puzzle

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Bias rooted in the software's code.
Fairness in treatment outcomes for everyone.
Universal rules for AI safety.
Safeguarding patient health information.
Testing AI in clinical settings.
Unfair differences in healthcare access.
Legal responsibility for AI errors.
When AI creates false medical info.
Legal term for failing to provide proper care when using tech.
A patient's right to choose their own path.

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A system with hidden internal logic.
Inclusion of all groups in medical data.
The "human touch" missing from code.
Variety in the training data populations.
Permission to use data for AI training.
Constant monitoring via medical sensors.

16 Clues: Universal rules for AI safety. • Testing AI in clinical settings. • Bias rooted in the software's code. • Legal responsibility for AI errors. • When AI creates false medical info. • A system with hidden internal logic. • The "human touch" missing from code. • Permission to use data for AI training. • Inclusion of all groups in medical data. • ...

MEDICAL SHOWS 2026-04-14

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- Emergency medical drama show
- ___ Welby MD Robert Young show
- Squad 51 paramedic drama show
- Mobile Army Surgical Hospital show
- Marcus ___ MD kindly doctor show

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- The ___ medical drama show
- ___ John MD MASH spinoff show
- Jack Klugman medical examiner
- Medical drama hospital show
- ___ Hospital long running soap

10 Clues: - The ___ medical drama show • - Medical drama hospital show • - Emergency medical drama show • - ___ John MD MASH spinoff show • - Jack Klugman medical examiner • - Squad 51 paramedic drama show • - ___ Hospital long running soap • - ___ Welby MD Robert Young show • - Marcus ___ MD kindly doctor show • - Mobile Army Surgical Hospital show

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER 2023-10-10

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ENGINEERING INVOLVES INVENTING AND PERFECTING EQUIPMENT USED TO LOOK INSIDE THE HUMAN BODY
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER THAT INVENTED THE ARTIFICIAL HEART
A PHOTOGRAPHIC OR DIGITAL IMAGE OF THE INTERNAL COMPOSITION OF SOMETHING
application of engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology for healthcare purposes
A SPECIALTY OF MEDICINE AND ENGINEERING THAT DESIGNS, CONSTRUCTS, AND FITS ARTIFICIAL LIMBS AND BODY PARTS
A RESEARCH STUDY
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER INVENTED X-RAYS
ENGINEERING INVOLVES USING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY TO INVENT ARTIFICIAL ORGANS
ENGINEERING DEALS WITH EQUIPMENT USED IN HOSPITALS AND OTHER MEDICAL FACILITIES

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THE PHYSICAL QUANTITY,PROPERTY,OR CONDITION BEING MEASURED
AN INDIVIDUAL THAT HAS HAD A LIMB AMPUTATED
TRANSDUCTION AND MEASUREMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL QUANTITIES
ENGINEERING INVOLVES INVENTING AND OPERATING MEDICAL DEVICES
AMERICAN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER WHO DEVELOPED MEDICAL RESPIRATORS
BIOENGINEERING DISCIPLINE IN WHICH AN ORGANISM'S DNA IS ALTERED

15 Clues: A RESEARCH STUDY • BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER INVENTED X-RAYS • AN INDIVIDUAL THAT HAS HAD A LIMB AMPUTATED • BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER THAT INVENTED THE ARTIFICIAL HEART • TRANSDUCTION AND MEASUREMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL QUANTITIES • THE PHYSICAL QUANTITY,PROPERTY,OR CONDITION BEING MEASURED • ENGINEERING INVOLVES INVENTING AND OPERATING MEDICAL DEVICES • ...

Medical 3 2018-03-01

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A Method of shortwave diathermy
electrically induced heat for muscle relaxation.
_______ electrodes return path through patient.
Measurement of biological parameters over a distance is known as.
clotting of blood in surgeries
shock confined to heart alone
Medical equipments should be properly

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signal used in second stage modulation in biotelemetry.
A type of surgical diathermy
shock confined to whole body
current causing small muscular contraction
frequency of current should be ____ in diathermies
other name of surgical diathermy .
Process of cutting tissues through application of high-frequency
Electronic tablet

15 Clues: Electronic tablet • A type of surgical diathermy • shock confined to whole body • shock confined to heart alone • clotting of blood in surgeries • A Method of shortwave diathermy • other name of surgical diathermy . • Medical equipments should be properly • current causing small muscular contraction • _______ electrodes return path through patient. • ...

Medical crossword 2020-01-05

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Who increases the use of fats and amino acids for energy production?
What is a buildup of scars in the liver called?
What kind of disease is Alzheimer's?
Name one of the five essential parts of the reflex arcs.
Who regulates calcium and phosphate metabolism?

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What is the contact between two neurons called?
Who transmit membrane potential to the cell body?
What makes the body store up too much of the iron from the food?
What is often tested by physicians during routine exams?
What substance is necessary for the synthesis of T3 and T4 hormones?
Name one risk factor for having heart attacks.
One symptom that can occur during a heart attack.
Which organs sit just below each of the adrenal glands?
What frequency range is ultrasound?
Where is the membrane potential transformed into a nerve pulse?

15 Clues: What frequency range is ultrasound? • What kind of disease is Alzheimer's? • Name one risk factor for having heart attacks. • What is the contact between two neurons called? • What is a buildup of scars in the liver called? • Who regulates calcium and phosphate metabolism? • Who transmit membrane potential to the cell body? • ...

Medical Eponyms 2019-05-15

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lacrimal secretion quantification
palpable lymph node in the umbilicus
shearing of the epidermis with pressure
skin test used in the diagnosis of hydatid disease
sign of patient clenching fist over chest when describing pain
bradycardia and fever
posterior cervical chain adenopathy associated with trypanosomiasis
phenomenon with skin lesions appearing at site of injury

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visible pulsation in the ungual capillary bed
pupil dilation when light swings to the affected side
improvement in cognitive function after CSF removal
extensor plantar reflex with pressure over the dorsal big toe MTP joint
worsening of MS symptoms with body temperature increase
electrical sensation down back with neck extension and flexion
nail finding seen in hepatic disease

15 Clues: bradycardia and fever • lacrimal secretion quantification • palpable lymph node in the umbilicus • nail finding seen in hepatic disease • shearing of the epidermis with pressure • visible pulsation in the ungual capillary bed • skin test used in the diagnosis of hydatid disease • improvement in cognitive function after CSF removal • ...

Medical Profession 2017-02-08

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doctor of skin diseases
doctor for correcting body deformities
doctor of children's diseases
doctor who helps in the delivery of babies
one who manufactures eye glasses
one who prescribes spectacles
doctor for nervous disorders

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doctor for heart diseases
doctor for female ailments
doctor for eyes diseases
one who straightens crooked teeth
doctor for emotional disturbances
doctor for corns
one who takes training as an apprentice
doctor of internal organs

15 Clues: doctor for corns • doctor of skin diseases • doctor for eyes diseases • doctor for heart diseases • doctor of internal organs • doctor for female ailments • doctor for nervous disorders • doctor of children's diseases • one who prescribes spectacles • one who manufactures eye glasses • one who straightens crooked teeth • doctor for emotional disturbances • ...

Medical terms 2016-09-26

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inactivation: The phenomenon in a female by which one X chromosome (either the maternally or paternally derived X) is randomly (by chance) inactivated in an early embryonic cell, with fixed inactivation of that same X in all cells descended from that cell. The change that occurs with X inactivation is epigenetic: it is a heritable change in gene function without a change in the sequence of the DNA.
continuous passive motion machine: A machine used to help rehabilitate a limb (an arm or leg).
An intestinal infection caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae.
variation: Failure by the observer in a study or test to measure accurately, resulting in error. Inter-observer variation is the amount of variation between the results obtained by two or more observers examining the same material. Intra-observer variation is the amount of variation one observer experiences when observing the same material more than once.
Intravenous- An injection made directly into a vein.
The synthetic equivalent of corticosteroids produced by the body that is administered to suppress inflammation and as an immunosuppressant to prevent organ rejection by the body.
Inflammation of the ileum.
palsy- Paralysis of the facial nerve (seventh cranial) that causes drooping only on the affected side of the face.

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To soften tissues after death by soaking and by enzymatic digestion, as occurs with a stillborn.
factor: A coagulation factor, a substance in blood essential to the normal clotting process. Production of factor X takes place in the liver and requires vitamin K. The gene for factor X is located on chromosome 13 and is in band 13q34.
Abbreviation for obstetrician or for obstetrics, the art and science of managing pregnancy, labor and the puerperium, the time immediately after delivery.
The interruption or termination of pregnancy before the fetus is viable.
Involuntary,constant,rhythmic movement of the eyeball.
Inflammation of the heart.
A localized collection of purulent exudate (pus) within a circumscribed area.

15 Clues: Inflammation of the heart. • Inflammation of the ileum. • Intravenous- An injection made directly into a vein. • Involuntary,constant,rhythmic movement of the eyeball. • An intestinal infection caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. • The interruption or termination of pregnancy before the fetus is viable. • ...

Medical Termnology 2020-10-28

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two
forward
bad
blood
half
after
remove

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within
to seperate
genital
death
one
not/into
three
before

15 Clues: two • bad • one • half • death • blood • three • after • within • before • remove • forward • genital • not/into • to seperate

Medical Emergencies 2018-12-07

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A local, superficial injury caused by freezing of the skin and, in more extreme cases, the underlying tissues. Toes, feet, fingers, hands, ears, and nose are particularly prone to it.
Occurs when a person’s eyes are exposed to ultraviolet rays.
When the body’s core temperature rises above the normal range.
A life-threatening emergency that occurs when the body’s cooling system is completely overwhelmed and stops working.
When the body begins to overheat, especially when it loses more fluids and electrolytes through sweating than it gains through rehydration.
A natural process where the woman’s body knows what to do.

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Emergencies Blood glucose level fluctuates outside the normal range.
Painful muscle spasms, usually in the legs and abdomen, caused by loss of fluids and electrolytes as a result of sweating.
A brief period of unresponsiveness that happens where there is not enough blood flowing to the brain.
Can occur in open water (when a boat capsizes) or after breaking through the ice.
A spontaneous end of a pregnancy any time during the first 20 weeks after conception.
An episode of abnormal electrical signals in the brain that result in temporary and involuntary disturbances in brain function, shaking or contraction of limbs, changes in sensation, shifts in behaviour, and altered LOC
When the body’s core temperature drops to 35°C (95°F) or lower.
A sudden illness largely due to the motion of a ship or a car.
Occurs when a person’s airway is submerged in water, cutting off the oxygen supply to body.

15 Clues: A natural process where the woman’s body knows what to do. • Occurs when a person’s eyes are exposed to ultraviolet rays. • When the body’s core temperature rises above the normal range. • A sudden illness largely due to the motion of a ship or a car. • When the body’s core temperature drops to 35°C (95°F) or lower. • ...

Medical discoveries 2024-06-19

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Advanced imaging technology
Magnetic imaging technique
Birth control method. ___ Pill
Heart rhythm device
Kidney treatment machine
Allergy medication
Salk's disease prevention. ___ Vaccine
Vaccine for German measles

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Vaccine introduced in the 60s
Cancer treatment method
First performed by Dr. Barnard. ___ Transplant
Antibiotic discovered earlier but widely used in the 60s
Heart medication
Diabetes treatment
Bipolar disorder treatment

15 Clues: Heart medication • Diabetes treatment • Allergy medication • Heart rhythm device • Cancer treatment method • Kidney treatment machine • Magnetic imaging technique • Bipolar disorder treatment • Vaccine for German measles • Advanced imaging technology • Vaccine introduced in the 60s • Birth control method. ___ Pill • Salk's disease prevention. ___ Vaccine • ...

Medical Terminology 2023-09-29

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exam instrument
electricity
sx opening
used to measure
sx repair
resulting record
dx examination

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puncture
ultrasound waves
to view
cutting into
process measure
process record
sx removal of
x-ray, radiation

15 Clues: to view • puncture • sx repair • sx opening • electricity • cutting into • sx removal of • process record • dx examination • exam instrument • process measure • used to measure • ultrasound waves • resulting record • x-ray, radiation

Medical Terminology 2024-02-06

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bottom surface of the foot
below a body part, towards feet
parts of body closer to midline
closer to the trunk
motion of limb away from midline
above a body part, towards head
further from the trunk
body part or condition on both sides of midline

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anterior or front surface of the body
forward facing part of hand in anatomical position
parts of body further from midline
lying face down
posterior or back surface of the body
lying face up
motion of limb toward midline

15 Clues: lying face up • lying face down • closer to the trunk • further from the trunk • bottom surface of the foot • motion of limb toward midline • below a body part, towards feet • parts of body closer to midline • above a body part, towards head • motion of limb away from midline • parts of body further from midline • anterior or front surface of the body • ...

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