medical Crossword Puzzles
How Well Do You Know Your Health Benefits? 2013-11-26
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- This narrow network requires members to pay 10% coinsurance (acronym)
- Prescription for zoster/zostavax is used to prevent __ and is covered at 100%
- Blue Cross Blue Shield replaced this medical administrator
- On average, this doctor visit costs $135
- Complete each year to earn $250 towards HRA
- Go here during the workday when you're injured
- You can use an __ of benefits to file manual claims
- My individual __ is $750 for the plan year if I visit in-network providers
- Pulse Name of Sandia's incentive program
- Important preventive screening covered at 100% for people 50+
- Employees share approximately this percentage of medical and prescription plan costs
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- How much do covered preventive services cost the member?
- Express Scripts is the administrator of which benefits program?
- After I pay my in-network medical & Rx deductible, I will pay 20% in this
- Funds that do not roll over to next year and paid out first (acronym)
- Northern California Sandia Total Health Administrator
- $2500 is the ___ I can contribute to my FSA
- Any healthcare expenses when filed with an insurance company
- An onsite representative that can help with plan and benefit questions
- Funds contributed by Sandia, capped, and paid out second (acronym)
- The name of Sandia’s __ and prescription plan is Sandia Total Health
- $1250 is the maximum HRA annual contribution for this coverage type
- Delta Dental network with the most savings (acronym)
23 Clues: On average, this doctor visit costs $135 • Pulse Name of Sandia's incentive program • $2500 is the ___ I can contribute to my FSA • Complete each year to earn $250 towards HRA • Go here during the workday when you're injured • You can use an __ of benefits to file manual claims • Delta Dental network with the most savings (acronym) • ...
All crossword about Pathology 2023-02-18
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- (as in renal pathology), and physiological systems
- pathology is mostly concerned with analyzing known
- to processes and tests which fall within
- a wide range of bioscience research
- in one of two major specialties, anatomical pathology
- (morphologic changes), and the consequences of changes
- indicate a state of disease in cases of both physical ailment
- is often used in a more narrow fashion to
- pathology), as well as on the basis of the focus of the
- injury. The word pathology also
- manifestations).[2] In common medical practice,
- in the statement "the many different forms of cancer have
- four components of disease: cause, mechanisms
- pathologies"), and the affix path is sometimes used
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- and effects of disease
- a field of general inquiry and research, pathology
- development (pathogenesis), structural alterations of
- A physician practicing pathology is called
- (as with forensic pathology).
- area which includes a number of distinct but
- is the study of the
- predicted or actual progression of particular diseases
- and medical practices. However, when used
- and non-infectious disease and is conducted by
- medical specialties that diagnose disease mostly through analysis of tissue, cell, and body fluid
- to the study of disease in general,
- cytopathology, hematopathology, and histopathology),
- contemporary medical field of "general pathology",
- Idiomatically, "a pathology" may also refer to
- in cardiomyopathy) and psychological conditions (such as
- the basis of the involved sample types (comparing, for
- clinical pathology. Further divisions in specialty exist
- the context of modern medical treatment, the
33 Clues: is the study of the • and effects of disease • (as with forensic pathology). • injury. The word pathology also • a wide range of bioscience research • to the study of disease in general, • to processes and tests which fall within • and medical practices. However, when used • is often used in a more narrow fashion to • A physician practicing pathology is called • ...
Heath & Medicine 1 2025-03-16
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- The food and drink consumed regularly for health or nutrition.
- pressure The force of blood against the walls of blood vessels.
- A vehicle used to transport sick or injured people to the hospital.
- To lose blood due to a cut or injury.
- A common illness that causes sneezing, coughing, and a runny nose.
- A piece of material used to cover a wound or injury.
- The act of expelling air from the lungs with a sharp sound.
- A hard structure that forms the skeleton of the body.
- A high body temperature caused by illness.
- Able to spread from one person to another.
- A place where people receive medical treatment.
- A serious situation that requires immediate medical attention.
- An injury caused by heat, fire, or chemicals.
- A sudden event that causes injury or damage.
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- The red liquid that circulates in the body.
- A disease where the body has trouble controlling blood sugar levels.
- A dark mark on the skin caused by a blow or injury.
- A medical professional who treats sick or injured people.
- A common medicine used to relieve pain and reduce fever.
- A hole in a tooth caused by decay.
- Physical activity to improve health and fitness.
- A medical examination to assess health.
- Damaged or fractured, often referring to a bone.
- A serious disease in which abnormal cells grow uncontrollably.
- A doctor who treats and cares for teeth.
- An illness that affects the body or mind.
26 Clues: A hole in a tooth caused by decay. • To lose blood due to a cut or injury. • A medical examination to assess health. • A doctor who treats and cares for teeth. • An illness that affects the body or mind. • A high body temperature caused by illness. • Able to spread from one person to another. • The red liquid that circulates in the body. • ...
Specialty Pharmacy Insurance & Healthcare 2023-01-31
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- A request for payment submitted by the provider or hospital to the health insurer.
- International Classification of Diseases
- Companies such as Life Sciences Companies, Patients and Caregivers, Physicians and Staff and Technology Vendors.
- software built on top of basic EHR features that allows providers to prescribe medications, order tests, and give other types of instructions electronically.
- Medical supplies such as wheelchairs, oxygen, catheter, glucose monitors, crutches, walkers, etc.
- Several federal regulations intended to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of health care and establish privacy.
- When an insurance plan does not pay for treatment, this is the process of objecting to this decision.
- An individual’s identifying information such as name, address, birth date, Social Security Number, telephone numbers, insurance ID numbers, or information pertaining to healthcare diagnosis or treatment.
- A unique 10 digit identification number required by HIPAA
- This is a 5-digit code assigned for reporting a procedure performed by the provider.
- When a patient requires permission from the insurance company before receiving certain treatments or services.
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- The amount a patient is responsible for paying that is not covered by the insurance plan.
- This is a medical record in digital format of a patient’s hospital or provider treatment and is a comprehensive collection of the patient’s medical records created and stored at several locations.
- 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases.
- Requirement of insurance plan that provider obtains approval from plan before it will cover the costs of a specific medicine, medical device or procedure.
- The portion of the charges that are the responsibility of the patient.
- Permission given by a provider for a patient to see a specialist.
- Focuses on high cost, high touch medication therapy for patients with complex disease states.
- This is a medical record in digital format of a patient’s hospital or provider treatment managed at the provider’s location.
19 Clues: International Classification of Diseases • A unique 10 digit identification number required by HIPAA • 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases. • Permission given by a provider for a patient to see a specialist. • The portion of the charges that are the responsibility of the patient. • ...
Disability 2023-11-13
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- social security number
- Voluntary Short Term Disability
- Medical Authorization form
- Human Resources
- Master Tax
- FINEO Leave & Intake (Catalyst)
- MetLife Disability Group customer
- Temporary Disability Insurance
- Paid Family Leave
- paid time off
- Individual Disability Insurance
- last date worked
- MetLink Diary Indicator
- proof of loss
- Healthcare Provider Certification form
- frequently asked questions
- Claims Specialist / Case Manager
- regarding or in regards to
- Long Term Disability
- Social Security Specialist
- healthcare provider office
- Short Term Disability
- Unit Leader / Manager
- ID / EEID employee identification number
- date last worked
- to state paid family and medical leaves (e.g., WA PFML)
- Electronic Disbursement Control System
- serious health condition
- healthcare provider
- next office visit
- Paid Parental Leave
- business day
- FLIP / NJ PFL New Jersey Temporary Disability Benefit
- Voluntary Long Term Disability
- first day out
- identification
- overpayment
- date of hire
- DBL New York Disability Benefit Law
- Servicemember Caregiver Leave
- Salary Continuation
- employee
- Telecommunications Device for the Deaf & Hearing Impaired
- Family Medical Leave Act
- cost of living adjustment
- The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974
- Paid Family (and) Medical Leave
- standalone
- return to work
- Line of Business (product), e.g., Disability, Group Life Insurance, Annuities.
- release of information
- power of attorney
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- Global Customer Service & Operations (Call Center fka Customer Solutions Center)
- Short Term Disability
- questions and answers
- detailed medical request
- Temporary Disability Benefits
- Hawaii Temporary Disability Insurance
- former name of HI TPA Services (MetLife's Hawaii statutory claim vendor prior to 8/1/21)
- Total & Permanent Disability (Life Waiver)
- Social Security Disability Insurance
- fully insured
- TDI Rhode Island Temporary Disability Insurance
- Leave Intake & Service Application
- Unified Disability System (Plan Master)
- professional employer organization
- MetLife Event number
- child care leave
- Paid Medical Leave
- California Paid Family Leave or Voluntary Disability Plan
- first date of absence
- "Second Set of Eyes" for claim review process
- Claim Support Specialist
- restrictions and/or limitations
- Special Handling Unit
- Unified Inforce System
- Multi Product Consultant
- Enhanced Simplified Claims Process
- / MetGen ID MetLife Generated Identification Number
- New Claims Platform (aka Catalyst)
- document control number
- employer
- special handling
- Summary Plan Description
- last office visit
- to be determined
- date of disability
- Independent Physician Consultant
- own serious health condition
- PFL New York Paid Family Leave
- natural vaginal delivery
- Statement of Health
- Service Support Lead (Call Center contact)
- Life Waiver
- Attending Physician Statement
- electronic funds transfer
- Total Absence Management
- calendar day
- Qualifying Exigency Leave
- Overpayment Specialist
- attending physician
- Address on/of Record
- Family Medical Leave
- Attending Physician's Office
- Third Party Administrator
- office visit
- out of work
107 Clues: employer • employee • Master Tax • standalone • overpayment • Life Waiver • out of work • business day • date of hire • calendar day • office visit • fully insured • paid time off • proof of loss • first day out • identification • return to work • Human Resources • last date worked • child care leave • date last worked • special handling • to be determined • Paid Family Leave • next office visit • last office visit • ...
HSG Crossword 2023-07-20
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- diagnosis, Primary reason for medical assessment or hopitalisation.
- of Geography, Hierarchical divisions of geographical areas for organizing and analysing data.
- In-depth examination of data or information to uncover insights and patterns.
- breech, Unauthorized access or exposure of sensitive information, causing a security incident.
- indicator, Measurable factor used to assess the health status or performance of a population.
- health performance, Comprehensive assessment of the nation's well-being and healthcare effectiveness
- Information about other data, providing context and details for better understanding.
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- committee, Group responsible for evaluating the moral and legal aspects of research and decisions.
- groups, Distinct segments of people sharing common characteristics or attributes.
- data, Interconnected information on the web, following principles of openness and standardisation.
- scheme, Structured plan or blueprint defining the organization and representation of data.
- classification, Systematic categorisation of medical conditions and related information for statistical and organisational purposes.
- Raw information or facts that can be processed and analysed to gain insights.
- Admission of patients to a medical facility for treatment and care.
- conditions, Long-term medical issues requiring ongoing management and care.
- Cube, Multidimensional representation of data, often used in business intelligence and analytics.
16 Clues: diagnosis, Primary reason for medical assessment or hopitalisation. • Admission of patients to a medical facility for treatment and care. • conditions, Long-term medical issues requiring ongoing management and care. • In-depth examination of data or information to uncover insights and patterns. • ...
Health care crossword thingy 2025-02-03
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- – A medical doctor who performs operations
- – A condition that lasts for a long time or is recurrent
- – A biological substance used to prevent diseases
- – A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
- – A serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action
- – Instrument used to listen to heart and lung sounds
- – Health insurance for low-income individuals
- – The structure of the human body
- – A physical injury or wound
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- – A set of rules or guidelines in healthcare
- A patient who receives medical treatment or procedures at a healthcare facility but does not stay overnight.Patient – Individual receiving medical care
- – Treatment for illness or injury
- A patient who stays in a hospital or healthcare facility for at least one night for treatment or observation.
- – Identifying a disease or condition
- – Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- – Healthcare professional who cares for patients
- – A microorganism that causes disease
- – Government health insurance for the elderly
- – A condition that is severe and sudden in onset
19 Clues: – A physical injury or wound • – Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation • – Treatment for illness or injury • – The structure of the human body • – Identifying a disease or condition • – A microorganism that causes disease • – A medical doctor who performs operations • – A set of rules or guidelines in healthcare • – Government health insurance for the elderly • ...
English 2023-12-15
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- a medical doctor who treats general conditions
- part of doctor's clothing made of latex
- the study and treatment of medical conditions of the heart
- a person whose job is to care for people who are ill or injured, especially in a hospital
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- a doctor who is specially trained to perform medical operations
- the scientific study of the medical use of radiation, especially X-rays
- a worker trained with special skills, especially in science
- thin, transparent cloth, especially used to cover injuries
- a piece of medical equipment used to push liquid into or take liquid out of someone's body
- a long, loose piece of clothing worn over other clothes for a particular purpose:a hospital gown
10 Clues: part of doctor's clothing made of latex • a medical doctor who treats general conditions • thin, transparent cloth, especially used to cover injuries • the study and treatment of medical conditions of the heart • a worker trained with special skills, especially in science • a doctor who is specially trained to perform medical operations • ...
Unit #5 Homework 2014-11-25
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- This type of medical practice has the theory of "like cures like"
- Type of massage that applies pressure to the feet, hands, or ears with specific thumb, finger, and hand techniques
- Life energies that are associated with Ayurvedic Medicine
- The organization that conducts research and communicates its results about CAM
- This person treats patients through the insertion and manipulation of needles in the body
- Another name for traditional medicine that is practiced in the US
- Type of medical practice that promotes a healthy lifestyle for prevention of illness that has 3 doshas
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- This is considered the energy pathways in TCM
- The rubbing of soft tissue to improve blood flow, relaxation, and to relieve pain
- Physiological system that is the focus of Osteopathic Medicine
- Considered to be the third largest independent health profession in Western Medicine
- Type of medicine practiced that uses the power of thought and emotion to influence
- The nation's medical research agency that makes medical discoveries that improve health and save lives
- Uses essential oils for healing purposes
- A holistic type of medicine that orginated in the US
- This type of medicine focuses on whole body wellness and prevention of disease
- Interacts with the YANG to influence one's vitality
17 Clues: Uses essential oils for healing purposes • This is considered the energy pathways in TCM • Interacts with the YANG to influence one's vitality • A holistic type of medicine that orginated in the US • Life energies that are associated with Ayurvedic Medicine • Physiological system that is the focus of Osteopathic Medicine • ...
Cardiovacular System 2022-10-24
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- Fibrillation / Medical Abbreviation AF means...
- / An ___ is a quick and painless test that records the electrical signals within one's heart.
- Disease / Affects veins in the lower body. Problems like chronic venous insufficiency and ___ occur when blood can’t flow back to the heart and pools in leg veins.
- / An exam which uses sound waves to create detailed images of the heart in motion is known as a…
- / The ___ pumps blood through the system.
- Fibers / ___ are specialized muscle fibers that relay impulses to create synchronized contractions of the ventricles.
- /A ___ can occur when an artery wall weakens and enlarges.
- Catheter / A ___ can show blockages in the heart arteries.
- Blood Pressure / When the pressure of blood against the blood vessel walls gets too high, you develop…
- Deposits / High cholesterol and diabetes can lead to fat and other substances collecting in the blood. These substances form…
- MRI / A ___ uses a magnetic field and computer-generated radio waves to create detailed images of the heart.
- / Vessels that deliver blood to tissues are…
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- Pacing / Medical Abbreviation ATP means…
- Monitor / A ___ is a portable ECG device that’s worn for a day or several to record one’s heart's activity during daily activities.
- / Vessels that return blood to the heart are…
- Heart Disease / Medical Abbreviation CHD means…
- Disease / Medical Abbreviation CVD means…
- Artery Disease / Medical Abbreviation CAD means…
- Attack / A ___ occurs when the blood flow that brings oxygen to the heart muscle is severely reduced,
- / Networks of small vessels that perfuse tissues are…
20 Clues: Pacing / Medical Abbreviation ATP means… • Disease / Medical Abbreviation CVD means… • / The ___ pumps blood through the system. • / Vessels that deliver blood to tissues are… • / Vessels that return blood to the heart are… • Fibrillation / Medical Abbreviation AF means... • Heart Disease / Medical Abbreviation CHD means… • ...
Medical Terminology Module 1/2 2024-04-03
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- word root plus combining vowel separated by a slash; example, hepat/o
- attached at the beginning of a word root to modify its meaning; example, sub-
- are words used to describe disease as well as aspects of medicine and health care
- terms derived from the name of a person or place
- study of
- terms formed from the first letter of words in a phrase that can be spoken as a whole word and usually contains a vowel
- one who studies and treats
- placing word parts together to form terms
- means pertaining to a straight child or foot,
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- attached at the end of a word root to modify its meaning; example, -ic
- core of a word; example, hepat
- is the use of medical terms to attain a standardized means of communication within the practice of medicine and in the healthcare industry.
- applying the meaning of each word part contained in the medical term to derive its meaning
- which means inflammation of the bone and joint,
- dividing medical terms into word parts, then labeling each word part and combining form
- usually an o used between two word roots or a word root and suffix to ease pronunciation; example, hepat o pathy
- The majority of terms in use today are built from (_____)
17 Clues: study of • one who studies and treats • core of a word; example, hepat • placing word parts together to form terms • means pertaining to a straight child or foot, • which means inflammation of the bone and joint, • terms derived from the name of a person or place • The majority of terms in use today are built from (_____) • ...
Medical Terminology Module 1/2 2025-05-21
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- word root plus combining vowel separated by a slash; example, hepat/o
- attached at the beginning of a word root to modify its meaning; example, sub-
- are words used to describe disease as well as aspects of medicine and health care
- terms derived from the name of a person or place
- study of
- terms formed from the first letter of words in a phrase that can be spoken as a whole word and usually contains a vowel
- one who studies and treats
- placing word parts together to form terms
- means pertaining to a straight child or foot,
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- attached at the end of a word root to modify its meaning; example, -ic
- core of a word; example, hepat
- is the use of medical terms to attain a standardized means of communication within the practice of medicine and in the healthcare industry.
- applying the meaning of each word part contained in the medical term to derive its meaning
- which means inflammation of the bone and joint,
- dividing medical terms into word parts, then labeling each word part and combining form
- usually an o used between two word roots or a word root and suffix to ease pronunciation; example, hepat o pathy
- The majority of terms in use today are built from (_____)
17 Clues: study of • one who studies and treats • core of a word; example, hepat • placing word parts together to form terms • means pertaining to a straight child or foot, • which means inflammation of the bone and joint, • terms derived from the name of a person or place • The majority of terms in use today are built from (_____) • ...
Engineering Scavenger Hunt 2023-01-11
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- Design and invent machines
- They design planes
- Design and build buildings
- Invent and work with x-rays
- Invented kinetic pavements
- Create important medical goods
- Hydroelectric power
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- Make medical technology
- Innovate tools needed for labs
- Invent and develop computer hardware
- Invent lasers and fiber technology
- Invented nuclear equipment
- Invented electric equipment
- Invented artificial limbs
- Invented nuclear power plants
15 Clues: They design planes • Hydroelectric power • Make medical technology • Invented artificial limbs • Design and invent machines • Invented nuclear equipment • Design and build buildings • Invented kinetic pavements • Invented electric equipment • Invent and work with x-rays • Invented nuclear power plants • Innovate tools needed for labs • Create important medical goods • ...
Medical Marijuana 2024-11-15
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- means pre-rolled medical marijuana into which cannabis concentrate, extracts, derivatives, or other ingredients have been incorporated.
- means the reproductive organs of the marijuana or cannabis plant referred to as the bud or parts of the plant that are harvested and used for consumption in a variety of medical marijuana products.
- means the total surface area within a cultivation area that is dedicated to the cultivation of flowering marijuana plants.
- "CFR" means the Code of Federal Regulations
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- means an individual or entity that has been issued a medical marijuana business license by the Authority, which allows the dispensary to purchase medical marijuana or medical marijuana products from a licensed processor, grower, or dispensary; to sell medical marijuana and medical marijuana products to a licensed patient, to a licensed caregiver, and to the licensed patient's parent(s) or legal guardian(s) if licensed patient is a minor; to prepare and package noninfused prerolled medical marijuana with a net weight that does not exceed one (1) gram to sell to medical marijuana patients and caregivers; and to sell, transfer, and transport or contract with a commercial transporter to transport medical marijuana or medical marijuana products to another licensed dispensary, a research facility, and an educational facility; and to transfer samples to testing laboratories.
- means an individual or entity that has been issued a medical marijuana business license by the Authority, which allows the grower to grow, harvest, dry, cure, package medical marijuana and noninfused pre-rolled medical marijuana with a net weight that does not exceed one (1) gram, to sell, transfer, and transport or contract with a commercial transporter for the transport of medical marijuana in accordance with Oklahoma law and this Chapter to a dispensary, processor, grower, research facility, education facility, or samples to a testing laboratory, and includes the following:
- means the resinous trichomes of marijuana that have been separated from the marijuana plant.
- means a type of remediation process that attempts to remove or reduce to an acceptable level a contaminant exceeding an allowable threshold set forth in these Rules without changing or altering the medical marijuana form
- number means a unique numeric or alphanumeric identifier assigned prior to any testing to allow for inventory tracking and traceability.
9 Clues: "CFR" means the Code of Federal Regulations • means the resinous trichomes of marijuana that have been separated from the marijuana plant. • means the total surface area within a cultivation area that is dedicated to the cultivation of flowering marijuana plants. • ...
Claims Terminology 2022-11-29
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- this follows the subcategory in ICD codes
- this category of CPT codes is used for performance management and additional data
- this category of CPT codes houses emerging and experimental medical procedures and services
- the amount of categories CPT code sets are dividing into
- acronym for Current Procedural Terminology
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- codes can be numeric or ________
- acronym for the International Classification of Diseases
- in ICD, this is the first three characters of the codes, which describes the illness or injury
- this category of CPT codes is the largest and most commonly used, describing medical procedures, technologies
- in ICD, this describes the digit that comes after the decimal point
- medical ______ is the justification of medical services as reasonable, necessary, or appropriate
- a two-character code that is added to a procedure code to demonstrate an important variation that does not, by itself, change the definition of the procedure
- currently, we are on the ____ version of the ICD codes
- acronym for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
- acronym for Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System
15 Clues: codes can be numeric or ________ • this follows the subcategory in ICD codes • acronym for Current Procedural Terminology • acronym for Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System • currently, we are on the ____ version of the ICD codes • acronym for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services • acronym for the International Classification of Diseases • ...
The place of the discipline among medical, hygienic and social sciences in the system of medical education. 2025-03-14
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- The branch of biology dealing with the structure of the human body.
- A discipline that examines how social conditions affect health and medical care.
- The branch of medicine that deals with the spread and control of diseases in populations.
- The application of statistical methods to analyze healthcare data.
- The study of social behavior, institutions, and their impact on health and healthcare.
- The science and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases.
- The moral principles guiding medical professionals in patient care and decision-making.
- The study of diseases, their causes, and their effects on the body.
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- The science of protecting and improving community health through policies and programs.
- The field of medicine focused on disease prevention and health promotion.
- The scientific study of normal bodily functions in living organisms.
- The process of acquiring knowledge and skills, including in medical training.
- The study and practice of maintaining health and preventing disease through cleanliness.
- The structured set of courses and training included in medical education
- The study of human behavior and mental processes, relevant to patient care.
15 Clues: The application of statistical methods to analyze healthcare data. • The branch of biology dealing with the structure of the human body. • The study of diseases, their causes, and their effects on the body. • The scientific study of normal bodily functions in living organisms. • The structured set of courses and training included in medical education • ...
test 2023-01-31
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- A request for payment submitted by the provider or hospital to the health insurer.
- International Classification of Diseases
- Companies such as Life Sciences Companies, Patients and Caregivers, Physicians and Staff and Technology Vendors.
- software built on top of basic EHR features that allows providers to prescribe medications, order tests, and give other types of instructions electronically.
- - Medical supplies such as wheelchairs, oxygen, catheter, glucose monitors, crutches, walkers, etc.
- Several federal regulations intended to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of health care and establish privacy.
- When an insurance plan does not pay for treatment, this is the process of objecting to this decision.
- An individual’s identifying information such as name, address, birth date, Social Security Number, telephone numbers, insurance ID numbers, or information pertaining to healthcare diagnosis or treatment.
- A unique 10 digit identification number required by HIPAA
- This is a 5-digit code assigned for reporting a procedure performed by the provider.
- When a patient requires permission from the insurance company before receiving certain treatments or services.
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- The amount a patient is responsible for paying that is not covered by the insurance plan.
- This is a medical record in digital format of a patient’s hospital or provider treatment and is a comprehensive collection of the patient’s medical records created and stored at several locations.
- 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases.
- Requirement of insurance plan that provider obtains approval from plan before it will cover the costs of a specific medicine, medical device or procedure.
- The portion of the charges that are the responsibility of the patient.
- Permission given by a provider for a patient to see a specialist.
- : Focuses on high cost, high touch medication therapy for patients with complex disease states.
- This is a medical record in digital format of a patient’s hospital or provider treatment managed at the provider’s location.
19 Clues: International Classification of Diseases • A unique 10 digit identification number required by HIPAA • 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases. • Permission given by a provider for a patient to see a specialist. • The portion of the charges that are the responsibility of the patient. • ...
Unit 2 2014-12-09
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- - to use medicine or medical methods to cure a patient or an illness
- - medical treatment in which a doctor cuts open someone's body
- - something that makes a medical condition more dangerous or difficult to treat
- - to loudly blow air out of your nose in a sudden uncontrolled way
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- - your body shakes slightly, for example because you are cold or frightened
- - a solution to a particular problem
- - a medical condition in which you have difficulty sleeping
- - a piece of paper that a doctor gives you that says what type of medicine you need
- - an illness that affects people or animals, especially one that is caused by infection
- - a part of your body that is not covered by any clothes
- - a medical condition in which the temperature of your body is very high and you feel ill
11 Clues: - a solution to a particular problem • - a part of your body that is not covered by any clothes • - a medical condition in which you have difficulty sleeping • - medical treatment in which a doctor cuts open someone's body • - to loudly blow air out of your nose in a sudden uncontrolled way • - to use medicine or medical methods to cure a patient or an illness • ...
Unit 2 2014-12-09
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- - to use medicine or medical methods to cure a patient or an illness
- - medical treatment in which a doctor cuts open someone's body
- - something that makes a medical condition more dangerous or difficult to treat
- - to loudly blow air out of your nose in a sudden uncontrolled way
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- - your body shakes slightly, for example because you are cold or frightened
- - a solution to a particular problem
- - a medical condition in which you have difficulty sleeping
- - a piece of paper that a doctor gives you that says what type of medicine you need
- - an illness that affects people or animals, especially one that is caused by infection
- - a part of your body that is not covered by any clothes
- - a medical condition in which the temperature of your body is very high and you feel ill
11 Clues: - a solution to a particular problem • - a part of your body that is not covered by any clothes • - a medical condition in which you have difficulty sleeping • - medical treatment in which a doctor cuts open someone's body • - to loudly blow air out of your nose in a sudden uncontrolled way • - to use medicine or medical methods to cure a patient or an illness • ...
The Renal System 2019-02-18
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- Pus in the urine
- muscular tube which connects the the kidneys to the bladder
- maintaining the body in balance
- Artificial filtration of the blood to remove waste products
- Medical term for bed wetting
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- Medical term for stones in the kidney
- Medical term for excessive thirst
- Cutting into the kidney
- Inflammation of the kidney
- Sac for storing urine
- Abbreviation for Mid-stream specimen of urine
11 Clues: Pus in the urine • Sac for storing urine • Cutting into the kidney • Inflammation of the kidney • Medical term for bed wetting • maintaining the body in balance • Medical term for excessive thirst • Medical term for stones in the kidney • Abbreviation for Mid-stream specimen of urine • muscular tube which connects the the kidneys to the bladder • ...
Unit #5 Homework 2014-11-25
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- This type of medical practice has the theory of "like cures like"
- Type of massage that applies pressure to the feet, hands, or ears with specific thumb, finger, and hand techniques
- Life energies that are associated with Ayurvedic Medicine
- The organization that conducts research and communicates its results about CAM
- This person treats patients through the insertion and manipulation of needles in the body
- Another name for traditional medicine that is practiced in the US
- Type of medical practice that promotes a healthy lifestyle for prevention of illness that has 3 doshas
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- This is considered the energy pathways in TCM
- The rubbing of soft tissue to improve blood flow, relaxation, and to relieve pain
- Physiological system that is the focus of Osteopathic Medicine
- Considered to be the third largest independent health profession in Western Medicine
- Type of medicine practiced that uses the power of thought and emotion to influence
- The nation's medical research agency that makes medical discoveries that improve health and save lives
- Uses essential oils for healing purposes
- A holistic type of medicine that orginated in the US
- This type of medicine focuses on whole body wellness and prevention of disease
- Interacts with the YANG to influence one's vitality
17 Clues: Uses essential oils for healing purposes • This is considered the energy pathways in TCM • Interacts with the YANG to influence one's vitality • A holistic type of medicine that orginated in the US • Life energies that are associated with Ayurvedic Medicine • Physiological system that is the focus of Osteopathic Medicine • ...
Medical Terminology Module 1/2 2021-09-18
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- word root plus combining vowel separated by a slash; example, hepat/o
- attached at the beginning of a word root to modify its meaning; example, sub-
- are words used to describe disease as well as aspects of medicine and health care
- terms derived from the name of a person or place
- study of
- terms formed from the first letter of words in a phrase that can be spoken as a whole word and usually contains a vowel
- one who studies and treats
- placing word parts together to form terms
- means pertaining to a straight child or foot,
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- attached at the end of a word root to modify its meaning; example, -ic
- core of a word; example, hepat
- is the use of medical terms to attain a standardized means of communication within the practice of medicine and in the healthcare industry.
- applying the meaning of each word part contained in the medical term to derive its meaning
- which means inflammation of the bone and joint,
- dividing medical terms into word parts, then labeling each word part and combining form
- usually an o used between two word roots or a word root and suffix to ease pronunciation; example, hepat o pathy
- The majority of terms in use today are built from (_____)
17 Clues: study of • one who studies and treats • core of a word; example, hepat • placing word parts together to form terms • means pertaining to a straight child or foot, • which means inflammation of the bone and joint, • terms derived from the name of a person or place • The majority of terms in use today are built from (_____) • ...
Antonia's Medical Terminology 2022-09-14
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- A term relating to a patient care or medical record.
- an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word
- Medical History A record of information about a person's health
- each of two or more words having the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings
- other natural language of the symptoms that caused a patient to seek medical care.
- relating to a mother, especially during pregnancy or shortly after childbirth.
- present or experienced to a severe or intense degree.
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- Represents a patient's interval status during a hospitalization, outpatient visit, treatment with a post-acute care provider, or other healthcare encounter
- (of a disease or physical abnormality) present from birth
- A record of information about a person's health
- a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase
- A record of the relationships among family members along with their medical histories
- of or appropriate to a father
- relating to genes or heredity
- (of an illness) persisting for a long time or constantly recurring.
15 Clues: of or appropriate to a father • relating to genes or heredity • A record of information about a person's health • A term relating to a patient care or medical record. • present or experienced to a severe or intense degree. • (of a disease or physical abnormality) present from birth • Medical History A record of information about a person's health • ...
POM MRI CROSSWORD 2016-04-06
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- Physician who interprets medical images
- Doctor who orders exam
- Owner of POM MRI
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Needed to schedule an exam
- Reads all Mammo's and Breast Ultrasounds for POM MRI
- Letter of ___________
- ______________ of Benefits
- Person who performs exams
- Medical Director of POM MRI
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- Screening for Osteoporosis
- Exam performed to rule out TB
- A sonography
- Used in an IV for some MRI and CT scans
- Required when insurance is used for high modality exams
- Insurance confirmation
- A computerized tomography
- Diagnostic or Screening exam
18 Clues: A sonography • Owner of POM MRI • Letter of ___________ • Doctor who orders exam • Insurance confirmation • A computerized tomography • Person who performs exams • Screening for Osteoporosis • Magnetic Resonance Imaging • Needed to schedule an exam • ______________ of Benefits • Medical Director of POM MRI • Diagnostic or Screening exam • Exam performed to rule out TB • ...
Intro Ch 8 Skeletal System review 2026-03-10
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- largest of the 2 lower leg bones in the body
- the superior, wing shaped bone of the pelvis (hip bone)
- smallest of the lower leg bones. to remember it, think of telling a LITTLE FIB.
- the bone is also called the breast bone
- the greater _____ is the ball located on the superior of the femur
- also called the shoulder blade
- long bone of the leg
- also known as the knee cap
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- also called the collar bone
- this is the mineral stored in the bones
- the medical term 'ortho' means this word
- the lateral bone of the lower arm
- this bone isn't funny, but the name is the same name as being funny (different spelling)
- the medical term "chrondro" means this word
- the small bone in the lower arm that is on the pinky side
- bone that protects the brain
- the medical term "osteo' means this word
17 Clues: long bone of the leg • also known as the knee cap • also called the collar bone • bone that protects the brain • also called the shoulder blade • the lateral bone of the lower arm • this is the mineral stored in the bones • the bone is also called the breast bone • the medical term 'ortho' means this word • the medical term "osteo' means this word • ...
hospital 2023-06-19
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- mask A protective mask worn by healthcare professionals and patients t
- A healthcare professional who takes care of patients, helps with their needs, and administers medications.
- A small, sharp knife used by surgeons during surgical procedures.
- An instrument used to measure body temperature, often placed under the tongue or armpit.
- Substances or treatments used to prevent, treat, or manage illnesses and diseases.
- A vehicle equipped with medical supplies to transport sick or injured individuals to the hospital.
- A person receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital.
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- A chair with wheels used to help people with mobility issues move around.
- A type of medical imaging that creates images of the inside of the body, allowing doctors to diagnose injuries or illnesses.
- A medical device used to administer medication or draw blood for tests.
- A medical instrument used by doctors to listen to the sounds inside the body, such as the heartbeat or lungs.
- A material used to cover wounds or injuries to protect them and aid in healing.
- Devices used to support walking when a person has difficulty with mobility due to an injury or disability.
13 Clues: A person receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital. • A small, sharp knife used by surgeons during surgical procedures. • mask A protective mask worn by healthcare professionals and patients t • A medical device used to administer medication or draw blood for tests. • A chair with wheels used to help people with mobility issues move around. • ...
Chapter 9 : Surgical Pharmacology and Anesthesia 2024-04-09
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- Induction of a reversible loss of consciousness and sensation throughout the entire body.
- Overall period when the effects of a medication are demonstrated.
- Use of pharmaceutical agents to disrupt sensory nerve impulses.
- A container for multiple doses of medication, typically sealed with a rubber stopper.
- Responsible for approving drugs for safety, dosage accuracy, and effectiveness.
- Concentration or dose of medication producing the desired result without harmful effects.
- A sealed glass container for single-dose medications.
- Lowest abuse potential, limited quantities of certain narcotic drugs for medical use - cough syrups with codeine, diphenoxylate (Lomotil), etc.
- Example for Warfarin is Vitamin K.
- Amount of medication delivered to achieve the optimal therapeutic effect.
- Expected undesirable effects of a medication.
- Examples: Lidocaine, Propofol.
- 4 Phases:Induction, maintenance, emergence, and recovery.
- Include gas, liquid (solution, suspension), solid (powder, capsule, tablet), and semisolid (cream, ointment) forms.
- Medical conditions that the medication treats.
- Injection of an anesthetic agent into the cerebrospinal fluid within the subarachnoid space.
- Used in diagnostic radiographic procedures. Examples: Hypaque, Cystografin.
- Time required for the effects of a medication to begin.
- Local anesthetic is injected to interrupt the transmission of nerve signals.
- A container for topical medications such as ointments and creams.
- Reduction in the effect of a medication over time.
- Right patient, drug, dose, route, time, and documentation.
- Classification of drugs based on their potential for abuse and therapeutic indication.
- Trade/brand, generic, and chemical names.
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- Circumstances or medical conditions where the medication should not be used.
- Also known as Sellick's maneuver, it's a technique used to compress the cartilage to reduce the risk of aspiration during induction of anesthesia.
- Example: Heparin.
- Time of maximum effect(s) of the medication.
- A syringe prefilled with a specific dose of medication for immediate use.
- Injects the agent directly into tissues around a peripheral nerve.
- High abuse potential, no approved medical use - heroin, marijuana, LSD, etc.
- process of safely administering anesthetic agents to induce unconsciousness before surgery or medical procedures.
- Examples: Penicillin, Amoxicillin.
- Undesirable and potentially harmful effect of a medication.
- Used to control bleeding.Examples: Thrombin, Gelatin sponges.
- Anesthesia to the distal portion of the upper extremity.
- Administering anesthetic along major nerve tracts.
- Lower abuse potential than Schedule III, approved medical use - benzodiazepines like Valium, Ativan, etc.
- Less abuse potential than Schedule II, approved medical use - hydrocodone, codeine combinations, etc.
- Potential risks associated with general anesthesia, including but not limited to airway compromise, cardiovascular depression, and allergic reactions.
- Metric system, household system, and apothecary system.
- Physical or psychological need for the effect of a medication.
- Applies a nerve-blocking agent to the skin or mucous membrane.
- Aspiration, potentially leading to lung infections if protective measures aren't taken.
- Enteral (oral, rectal), parenteral (intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous), and topical.
- (1)Used as a topical hemostatic agent.(2)Derived from bovine origin.
- High abuse potential, approved medical use with severe restrictions - morphine, oxycodone, etc.
- Unacceptable effect of a medication.
- Effects of the medication at the target site.
49 Clues: Example: Heparin. • Examples: Lidocaine, Propofol. • Examples: Penicillin, Amoxicillin. • Example for Warfarin is Vitamin K. • Unacceptable effect of a medication. • Trade/brand, generic, and chemical names. • Time of maximum effect(s) of the medication. • Expected undesirable effects of a medication. • Effects of the medication at the target site. • ...
VLS & FEDMED 2012-03-14
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- You must __________ the A number of off the INS numbers, example the employment authorization and or permanent cards before sending
- Please do a double check of this date when entering on the Medical Certificate
- The driver makes his/her self-certification according to what he/she actually does or ___________to do
- A driver gets _________ days notice before the downgrade
- Some drivers may attempt to give you a copy of this form. Please don’t accept it. You must use only the short form “Medical Examiner’s Certificate.”
- How many digits are there when entering the I94 number
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- We should have received the additional verification response from USCIS after _________days
- A suspension or downgrade will take place when a driver self-certifies to "non-excepted interstate," presents a Medical Examiner's Certificate and then allows it to ____________
- It is very important to view the ___________ tab, especially when you know the customer has been in before. That is where you will find the SAVE results
- If a CDL holder fails to self certify by ___________ 30, 2014, then the driver will be suspended or downgraded
- The new self-certification applies to first-time CDL applicants, renewing CDL applicants, upgrading CDL applicants, _______________ CDL applicants
- Refugees, Parolees and Asylees will use I-94 in a Certificate of ____________
- System Alien Verification ______________
- The system will not allow you to run an ____________ document
- A driver who is “non-excepted intrastate” needs to carry the Medical Examiner’s Certificate while driving, but does not need to ____________ it to you
- You need to retain a copy of the Medical Examiner’s Certificate. Return the _____________ to the driver
- The __________ number is optional and not required information to be entered in the INS Document Verification tab
17 Clues: System Alien Verification ______________ • How many digits are there when entering the I94 number • A driver gets _________ days notice before the downgrade • The system will not allow you to run an ____________ document • Refugees, Parolees and Asylees will use I-94 in a Certificate of ____________ • ...
Medicare Reception Puzzle 2024-07-31
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- The Social Security Administration (SSA) determines if someone is subject to this based on their modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) from their tax returns for the previous two years
- details the specific drugs covered by a prescription drug plan. It’s often divided into sections, or tiers, based on the amount each plan will pay for the drugs in that group
- The man, the myth, the legend
- begins Oct. 15 and ends Dec. 7 each year
- anyone who provides you with medical goods or services, such as a doctor, nurse, hospital or durable medical equipment provider.
- a health insurance program for people age 65 or older and younger people with disabilities.
- the amount you pay for medical services or prescription drugs in a plan year before your plan begins to pay for benefits.
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- % of your medical and drug costs that you may be required to pay as your share of costs for medical services or supplies
- a plan known as "part C"
- 7-month period when a Medicare-eligible person can sign up for Medicare for the first time
- This is a specific dollar amount that you may be required to pay as your share of the cost for medical services or supplies
- also called "Medigap" insurance
12 Clues: a plan known as "part C" • The man, the myth, the legend • also called "Medigap" insurance • begins Oct. 15 and ends Dec. 7 each year • 7-month period when a Medicare-eligible person can sign up for Medicare for the first time • a health insurance program for people age 65 or older and younger people with disabilities. • ...
Vocab 9 pt.1 2026-01-21
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- life insurance that lasts your entire life and builds cash value over time.
- a health plan with lower premiums but a higher deductible.
- insurance that pays income if you cannot work due to illness or injury.
- a federal law that expanded access to health insurance and set consumer protections.
- life insurance that provides coverage for a specific period of time.
- a plan that helps pay for medical expenses.
- extra insurance that covers costs not included in a primary policy.
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- the money paid to beneficiaries when the insured person dies.
- a tax‑advantaged account used to save money for medical costs.
- insurance that helps pay for extended care services like nursing homes or in‑home care.
- someone who relies on another person for financial support and can be covered on their insurance.
- auto insurance that covers medical costs for you and passengers regardless of fault.
- people who receive benefits from an insurance policy or government program.
- the most you will pay in a year for covered medical expenses.
- extra time after a payment is due before penalties or cancellation happen.
- when a company or organization pays its own insurance claims instead of using an insurance provider.
16 Clues: a plan that helps pay for medical expenses. • a health plan with lower premiums but a higher deductible. • the money paid to beneficiaries when the insured person dies. • the most you will pay in a year for covered medical expenses. • a tax‑advantaged account used to save money for medical costs. • ...
Hospital 2024-11-05
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- A machine that gives an electric shock to restart a heart.
- The uniform worn by medical professionals in a hospital.
- A doctor in training who works under supervision.
- Protective gear worn by healthcare workers to maintain hygiene.
- Medication used to numb sensation during surgery.
- Intensive Care Unit; a special unit for critical patients.
- A place for conducting medical tests.
- - The area where bodies are kept in a hospital.
- - A medical professional who diagnoses and treats patients.
- A wheeled stretcher for transporting patients.
- Room - The part of the hospital for urgent care.
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging; a detailed imaging scan of the body.
- Imaging tests like CT, MRI, or ultrasound used for diagnosis.
- Supports that help patients walk when injured.
- A written order for medication from a doctor.
- When a patient is released from the hospital.
- Material used to cover and protect wounds.
- A patient who visits the hospital but does not stay overnight.
- Free from germs, necessary for surgeries and wound care.
- The process of determining the priority of patient treatments.
- Delivery of fluids or medications via IV.
- A small, sharp knife used for surgical procedures.
- Liquid or gel for cleaning hands and surfaces.
- An imaging test using sound waves to view organs or a fetus.
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- A medical tool used by doctors to listen to heart and lung sounds.
- Short for intravenous; a method of delivering fluids or medications directly into a vein.
- A device for measuring blood sugar levels.
- A vehicle that transports patients to the hospital.
- Key health indicators like temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure.
- Mask A mask that provides oxygen to patients who need assistance breathing.
- list covers a range of terms from equipment to staff roles, perfect for understanding a hospital environment or even for creating a crossword!
- A machine that helps patients breathe.
- The branch of medicine dealing with imaging tests.
- A healthcare professional providing patient care and support.
- A device used for injecting or withdrawing fluids.
- Electrocardiogram; a test that records heart activity.
- Therapy to help patients recover from injury or surgery.
- Protective face covering, especially during procedures.
- A container used by bedridden patients to go to the bathroom.
- Stitches used to close wounds.
- A device used to measure body temperature.
- Electronic Health Record; a digital version of a patient’s medical history.
- A tube used to remove fluids from or deliver fluids to the body.
- A record of a patient’s medical history and treatments.
- Clothing worn by patients or protective wear by medical staff.
- Imaging technology used to view inside the body.
- A patient who stays overnight in the hospital.
- A small, solid form of medication taken orally.
- The place in the hospital where medications are dispensed.
- Pressure Cuff A device used to measure blood pressure.
50 Clues: Stitches used to close wounds. • A place for conducting medical tests. • A machine that helps patients breathe. • Delivery of fluids or medications via IV. • A device for measuring blood sugar levels. • A device used to measure body temperature. • Material used to cover and protect wounds. • A written order for medication from a doctor. • ...
The FACT Act and FACTA 2020-06-29
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- The customers do ___have to sign the disclosure
- As a creditor we are required to provide the borrowers with their ______ ______
- The notices may be ______ but must be received by the customers prior to booking the loan
- Medical information is not relevant to credit worthiness
- The risk based pricing notice is ___________ generated when a credit report is pulled
- Asking for medical information is __________ unless the loan is for paying medical expenses
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- The ____ _______ is responsible for giving customers the notice after the credit score has been obtained
- The fact Act ________ creditors from obtaining or using medical information in credit decisions except for certain allowed exemptions
- In a transaction with more than one person, each needs to be notified with separate notices
- "Your credit report and the price you pay" notice ____ be provided as soon as practical
- You ___ use medical debt to calculate debt to income ratio
11 Clues: The customers do ___have to sign the disclosure • Medical information is not relevant to credit worthiness • You ___ use medical debt to calculate debt to income ratio • As a creditor we are required to provide the borrowers with their ______ ______ • The risk based pricing notice is ___________ generated when a credit report is pulled • ...
Induction of labor 2024-10-29
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- dilation assessment tool - BISHOPSCORE
- administration method" - IV INFUSION
- heart rate monitoring - ELECTRONIC
- age for labor induction - 39WEEKS
- of labor induction - AMNIOTOMY
- ripening agent" - MISOPROSTOL
- for labor induction - PLACENTA PREVIA
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- used to induce labor - OXYTOCIN
- induction classification" - ELECTIVE, MEDICAL
- used for fetal monitoring - CARDIOTOGRAPH
- success predictor" - CERVICALLENGTH
- distress sign" - BRADYCARDIA
- method using medication - PROSTAGLANDINS
- term for initiating labor - INDUCTIONOFLABOR
- complication of induction - UTERINEHYPERSTIMULATION
15 Clues: distress sign" - BRADYCARDIA • ripening agent" - MISOPROSTOL • of labor induction - AMNIOTOMY • used to induce labor - OXYTOCIN • age for labor induction - 39WEEKS • heart rate monitoring - ELECTRONIC • success predictor" - CERVICALLENGTH • administration method" - IV INFUSION • for labor induction - PLACENTA PREVIA • dilation assessment tool - BISHOPSCORE • ...
Symposium 14/11/2019 2019-11-07
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- degree of resistance to chemical change or degradation
- Tool used for structured test evaluation
- opposite of generic treatment
- international federation of clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine
- material, sufficiently homogeneous and stable with reference to specified properties
- stakeholder and collaborator during test development
- periodically recurring evaluation of medical laboraty quality standards
- the process of making test results traceable to SI units
- TP/(TP+FN)
- TN/(TN+FP)
- cardiovascular disease
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- molecular appearance of a protein as a result of e.g. PTMs
- parallel quantitation of a number of analytes
- Technology used for protein quantitation
- acute kidney injury
- action of working together
- European federation of clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine
- functional protein on lipoprotein particles
- European regulation for medical devices
- Property of a material indicating concordance of results between two measurement procedures
- medical specialist
- free from contamination
- required for blood flow
- organ that filters 180 L blood per day
- clinical and laboratory standards institute
- quantity intended to be measured
- systeme international
- the application of better solutions that meet new requirements
28 Clues: TP/(TP+FN) • TN/(TN+FP) • medical specialist • acute kidney injury • systeme international • cardiovascular disease • free from contamination • required for blood flow • action of working together • opposite of generic treatment • quantity intended to be measured • organ that filters 180 L blood per day • European regulation for medical devices • Technology used for protein quantitation • ...
NICU Words To Know 2014-02-03
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- is a problem of the retina
- a treatment in which the baby is placed under bright light
- normal for premature babies to have an irregular patterof breathing
- a small plastic tubeon one of the umbilical blood vessels
- involuntary muscle activity or stiffening
- a medical doctor who specializes in the brain and nervous system
- yellowing of the skin
- Antibiotics can be given to cure this
- Preemies with issues are cared for in this unit
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- Baby born before 37 weeks
- the branch of medicine that deals with heredity
- infection in the blood
- a sugical opening in the trachea to allow air to enterthe lungs
- medical doctor who specializes in the ear, nose and throat
- a medical doctor who specializes in infants and children
- the first bowel movement that a baby has
- clear plastic hood placed over the baby's head through which oxygen is given
- placing an endotracheal tube in the baby's trachea(windpipe)
- nothing to be given by mouth
- an infection of the wall of the intestines
20 Clues: yellowing of the skin • infection in the blood • Baby born before 37 weeks • is a problem of the retina • nothing to be given by mouth • Antibiotics can be given to cure this • the first bowel movement that a baby has • involuntary muscle activity or stiffening • an infection of the wall of the intestines • the branch of medicine that deals with heredity • ...
NICU Words To Know 2014-02-03
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- is a problem of the retina
- Antibiotics can be given to cure this
- normal for premature babies to have an irregular patterof breathing
- involuntary muscle activity or stiffening
- medical doctor who specializes in the ear, nose and throat
- a sugical opening in the trachea to allow air to enterthe lungs
- nothing to be given by mouth
- Preemies with issues are cared for in this unit
- placing an endotracheal tube in the baby's trachea(windpipe)
- clear plastic hood placed over the baby's head through which oxygen is given
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- Baby born before 37 weeks
- a small plastic tubeon one of the umbilical blood vessels
- an infection of the wall of the intestines
- a medical doctor who specializes in infants and children
- infection in the blood
- a medical doctor who specializes in the brain and nervous system
- a treatment in which the baby is placed under bright light
- the first bowel movement that a baby has
- the branch of medicine that deals with heredity
- yellowing of the skin
20 Clues: yellowing of the skin • infection in the blood • Baby born before 37 weeks • is a problem of the retina • nothing to be given by mouth • Antibiotics can be given to cure this • the first bowel movement that a baby has • involuntary muscle activity or stiffening • an infection of the wall of the intestines • the branch of medicine that deals with heredity • ...
PCA Crosswords 2023-12-05
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- A set fee paid for DR visits
- Unique numerical identification for covered health care providers
- A medication prescribed by Medical Doctor
- A generic drug that works similarly to brand name & treats same condition
- List of Rx's covered by a prescription plan
- amount paid before insurance covers cost
- Indicate medication dosages, measurements, dosage times, etc
- An application use by our members for access to medical information
- Medication with same active ingredients as brand name drug, lower in cost
- too Soon When a patient still has medication on hand; we cannot refill
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- Cost-sharing between you & your insurance company.
- Drug Defined in a field within PST indicating patient drug information is read only to the patient
- Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act Act
- The "gatekeeper" a health care professional who practices general medicine
- Doctor Typically referred to as the Prescriber of an Rx
- Different levels of covered medications
- Referred to as Personal Health Information
- Pharmacist Professionally qualified to prepare prescriptions.
- Prescriber Identification Unique Numerical ID for covered health providers
- Preferred Provider Organization
20 Clues: A set fee paid for DR visits • Preferred Provider Organization • Different levels of covered medications • amount paid before insurance covers cost • A medication prescribed by Medical Doctor • Referred to as Personal Health Information • List of Rx's covered by a prescription plan • Cost-sharing between you & your insurance company. • ...
Respiratory Terms 2023-03-23
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- A surgical incision of the windpipe
- A sudden blockage in the blood vessels that send blood to your lungs
- A medical device that turns liquid medicine into a mist that can easily be inhaled
- Severe acute respiratory syndrome (abbr.)
- A medical device used for delivering medicines to the lungs
- Difficult or labored breath
- Inflammation of the bronchial tubes
- A lung disease that causes low blood oxygen
- Abnormal, rapid breathing
- A surgical removal of a lobe
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- Disease caused by a bacterial infection in the lungs
- Inflammation of pleura
- A medical device that makes inhalers easier and more effective
- Fluid build-up in between the layers of tissue that line the lungs and chest cavity
- A condition in which a person's airways are narrowed, inflamed, or swollen. Appears in episodes of difficult breathing.
- Sudden infant death syndrome (abbr.)
- A collection of blood in the pleural space
- A surgical incision between the ribs in order to view the organs inside of the chest
- Oxygen depletion in the blood causing a bluish hue in the skin
- A temporary stoppage of breathing
20 Clues: Inflammation of pleura • Abnormal, rapid breathing • Difficult or labored breath • A surgical removal of a lobe • A temporary stoppage of breathing • A surgical incision of the windpipe • Inflammation of the bronchial tubes • Sudden infant death syndrome (abbr.) • Severe acute respiratory syndrome (abbr.) • A collection of blood in the pleural space • ...
Avera Heart Hospital - 2026 Hospital Week 2026-04-15
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- Sanitizer Soap-less foam or liquid used to clean hands
- A vehicle that transports patients to a hospital
- A device used to listen to the sounds inside the body
- Clothing worn by patients
- Person who seeks medical treatment
- Pain _____ ____ is a symptom a patient may have if they are having a heart attack
- This week is ___ week!
- A machine that assists a patient’s breathing
- A situation that requires immediate medical attention
- Signs Key health indicators such as temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate
- We are a ____ star organization according to ----**
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- _____Worker
- This week is all about employee ______
- A Heart Hospital tradition that includes grilled burgers and brats
- Small, sharp knife used for surgical procedures
- Protective equipment worn by employees
- Pertaining to the heart
- Attack ____ ____ when blood flow is block to the heart muscle
- A device used to measure body temperature
- The Avera Heart Hospital has been open for _____years
- Medical procedure in which a doctor operates on a patient
- To show gratitude
- The organ that pumps blood through the body
- A small hollow tube used to inject fluid into the body such as medicines
24 Clues: _____Worker • To show gratitude • This week is ___ week! • Pertaining to the heart • Clothing worn by patients • Person who seeks medical treatment • This week is all about employee ______ • Protective equipment worn by employees • A device used to measure body temperature • The organ that pumps blood through the body • A machine that assists a patient’s breathing • ...
Avera Heart Hospital - 2026 Hospital Week 2026-04-15
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- The Avera Heart Hospital has been open for _____years
- Pain _____ ____ is a symptom a patient may have if they are having a heart attack
- Attack ____ ____ when blood flow is block to the heart muscle
- A small hollow tube used to inject fluid into the body such as medicines
- Signs Key health indicators such as temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate
- Clothing worn by patients
- Person who seeks medical treatment
- Medical procedure in which a doctor operates on a patient
- A device used to listen to the sounds inside the body
- Small, sharp knife used for surgical procedures
- We are a ____ star organization according to ----**
- To show gratitude
- Sanitizer Soap-less foam or liquid used to clean hands
- A Heart Hospital tradition that includes grilled burgers and brats
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- A situation that requires immediate medical attention
- The organ that pumps blood through the body
- A machine that assists a patient’s breathing
- This week is ___ week!
- This week is all about employee ______
- A device used to measure body temperature
- Protective equipment worn by employees
- A vehicle that transports patients to a hospital
- Pertaining to the heart
23 Clues: To show gratitude • This week is ___ week! • Pertaining to the heart • Clothing worn by patients • Person who seeks medical treatment • This week is all about employee ______ • Protective equipment worn by employees • A device used to measure body temperature • The organ that pumps blood through the body • A machine that assists a patient’s breathing • ...
Mental Health Awareness 2026-04-02
Across
- A teen cannot stop gambling online even though it is illegal
- Experiencing extreme mood swings
- factors that can help prevent suicide and other harmful behaviors
- A person feels a fast heart rate, and strong desire to leave where they are
- using food consumption as a means of control when stressed
- The proper word to use when describing Ms.Dodson's fear of snakes
- the intentional killing of oneself
- Fear caused by a source you cannot identify
- medical and non medical facilities that help those with a mental illness
- an illness that effects the mind and reduce's a person's ability to function
- in a state of extreme sadness on a regular basis
- Behavior seen with mental illness
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- means "split mind"
- A mental health provider that studies human behaviors
- a mental health medical provider that can prescribe medication
- When someone has trouble staying in their seat
- displaying intense worry or fear most days
- unreasonable need to behave a certain way
- a mental health provider that offers advice
- people that survive life changing trauma
- a protective factor many people utilize daily
21 Clues: means "split mind" • Experiencing extreme mood swings • Behavior seen with mental illness • the intentional killing of oneself • people that survive life changing trauma • unreasonable need to behave a certain way • displaying intense worry or fear most days • a mental health provider that offers advice • Fear caused by a source you cannot identify • ...
Ch 12 Manner of Death Forensic Science 2026-04-15
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- The underlying cause of death that leads to the certification of the death.
- The breakdown of once living matter
- A fatty or waxy substance produced during the decomposition of dead bodies exposed to moisture.
- Medical professionals used to provide evidence on medical and legal issues.
- Red spots in the white of the eyes that form due to capillary rupture in blood vessels of the eye.
- An elected official, either a layman or physician who certifies deaths and can order additional investigation.
- A medical examination to determine the cause of death
- The cooling of the body after death
- The stiffening of the skeletal muscles after death
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- The destruction of soft tissue by bacteria that results in the release of waste gases and fluids.
- the specific physiological, physical, or chemical event that stops life.
- The injury, condition, or disease responsible for a person's death
- A Medical Doctor specifically trained to perform autopsies.
- the breakdown of cells as they self-digest
- The pooling of the blood in tissues after death due to gravity that that results in a red skin color.
- One of five ways in which a person's death is classified.
- A physician who performs autopsies, determines the cause and manner of death and oversees death investigations.
17 Clues: The breakdown of once living matter • The cooling of the body after death • the breakdown of cells as they self-digest • The stiffening of the skeletal muscles after death • A medical examination to determine the cause of death • One of five ways in which a person's death is classified. • A Medical Doctor specifically trained to perform autopsies. • ...
Chapter 6 2017-10-03
Across
- Abbreviation for urinary tract infection
- Difficult or painful urination
- What medical term means absence of urine?
- What term means "night urination"
- What term means inflammation of the renal pelvis?
- What medical term means tumor of the kidney?
- What medical term means excision of the ureter?
- What means stone(s) in the bladder?
- What suffix means drooping, sagging, prolapse?
- What term means excision of the bladder?
- Suffix -isasis, -esis means what?
- Radiographic imaging of the kidney?
- Abbreviation for chronic kidney disease?
- Surgical repair of the urethra?
- The combining form hydr/o means what?
- Combing form that means renal pelvis?
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- Term that means "inflammation of the bladder"?
- What term means opening through which the urine passes to the outside
- Visual examination of the kidney?
- Suturing the bladder?
- A physician who studies and treats diseases of the urinary tract
- Radiographic imaging of the bladder?
- What is the combing form that means "kidney"?
- Flexible, tube like device, for withdrawing or installing fluids?
- Abbreviation for extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.
- What combing form means bladder, sac?
26 Clues: Suturing the bladder? • Difficult or painful urination • Surgical repair of the urethra? • Visual examination of the kidney? • What term means "night urination" • Suffix -isasis, -esis means what? • What means stone(s) in the bladder? • Radiographic imaging of the kidney? • Radiographic imaging of the bladder? • What combing form means bladder, sac? • ...
Doctors and Medicine in Medieval Europe 2021-11-17
Across
- The humor of the lungs
- A flexible wire saw used by surgeons for bone cutting
- The idea that god provided some substances to alleviate illness.
- Avicenna's encyclopedia translating Greek, Indian, and Muslim medical texts.
- What was the disease that killed 60% of Europe?
- Animal used for bloodletting.
- Monastic order often involved in healing the sick and dying.
- The wealthy and the clergy that formed a guild.
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- Idea that god sent illness and healing as punishment.
- A mythic alchemical substance meant to grant immortality.
- The theory that sicknesses cause by in-balance in four principle fluids.
- An old term for pharmacist.
- The medical practice of drilling a hole in the head to alleviate mental illnesses.
- A smell that makes you sick.
- Psuedo-science that claimed that alignment of the stars could diagnose illness.
- The humor of the head.
- Plant scienists.
- The idea that some diseases were caused by getting shot by invisible elves.
- A medical book written by Hildegard of Bingen.
- The humor of the Gall Bladder.
- The humor of the spleen.
- Herbal remedies.
22 Clues: Plant scienists. • Herbal remedies. • The humor of the lungs • The humor of the head. • The humor of the spleen. • An old term for pharmacist. • A smell that makes you sick. • Animal used for bloodletting. • The humor of the Gall Bladder. • A medical book written by Hildegard of Bingen. • What was the disease that killed 60% of Europe? • ...
PCA Crosswords 2023-12-05
Across
- Indicate medication dosages, measurements, dosage times, etc
- Doctor Typically referred to as the Prescriber of an Rx
- A set fee paid for DR visits
- Medication with same active ingredients as brand name drug, lower in cost
- Unique numerical identification for covered health care providers
- Drug Defined in a field within PST indicating patient drug information is read only to the patient
- Pharmacist Professionally qualified to prepare health care providers
- List of Rx's covered by a prescription plan
- Referred to as Personal Health Information
- The "gatekeeper" a health care professional who practices general medicine
- An application use by our members for access to medical information
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- amount paid before insurance covers cost
- Prescriber Identification Unique Numerical ID for covered health providers
- A generic drug that works similarly to brand name & treats same condition
- Cost-sharing between you & your insurance company.
- too Soon When a patient still has medication on hand; we cannot refill
- Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act
- A medication prescribed by Medical Doctor
- Different levels of covered medications
- Preferred Provider Organization
20 Clues: A set fee paid for DR visits • Preferred Provider Organization • Different levels of covered medications • amount paid before insurance covers cost • A medication prescribed by Medical Doctor • Referred to as Personal Health Information • List of Rx's covered by a prescription plan • Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act • ...
trade school vs 4 year college 2024-02-27
Across
- design clothes and other things
- Medical assistants intake patients at the beginning of doctor’s appointments, taking vitals and gathering medical history.
- a field that includes computer systems, software, data processing, and programming languages
- the best welding school
- learn how to cook and maybe own a restaurant one day
- support dentists and dental hygienists in their work
- a carrer where you get to learn a how to deal with water and stuff of that nature
- takes less time and is cheaper
Down
- help criminal cases
- fusing metals together through a process
- the process that businesses use to keep track of their finances
- the study of computers including computation, hardware, software, and the way we interact with computers
- the IT part of healthcare
- focuses on bueaty and makeup
- the degree you get after 4 years of college
- degree you get after trade school
- heating ventilation and air conditioning
- associate degree that covers general education courses as well as medical assisting courses
- helping out a doctor, checking blood pressure, and height
- takes longer and costs more
20 Clues: help criminal cases • the best welding school • the IT part of healthcare • takes longer and costs more • focuses on bueaty and makeup • takes less time and is cheaper • design clothes and other things • degree you get after trade school • fusing metals together through a process • heating ventilation and air conditioning • the degree you get after 4 years of college • ...
Dispatch 2025-04-05
Across
- the department of a local or municipal authority in charge of preventing and fighting fire
- Emergency Medical Dispatch
- Public Safety Answering Point
- platform used to have the ability to send a text message to reach 911 emergency call takers from a mobile phone or device
- usually called in by a company
- Computer Aided Dispatch
- scheduling system
- Quality Assurance
- Law enforcement information network
- clothes required to wear to work
- Peninsula Fiber Network
- platform that connects life-saving data
- Automatic number identification
Down
- pain, discomfort or pain felt in the chest area,
- Emergency Fire Dispatch
- Emergency medical services
- phone system used for 911 calls
- the civil force of a national or local government, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order
- fire, any fire that occurs in or on a building or other structure,
- cerebrovascular accident, commonly known as a stroke.
- a person who communicates via phone or radio
- medical examiner investigator
- exchanging of information
- Automatic location information
- Community Mental health
- Mobile Data Terminal
26 Clues: scheduling system • Quality Assurance • Mobile Data Terminal • Emergency Fire Dispatch • Computer Aided Dispatch • Community Mental health • Peninsula Fiber Network • exchanging of information • Emergency medical services • Emergency Medical Dispatch • Public Safety Answering Point • medical examiner investigator • usually called in by a company • Automatic location information • ...
Careers in Criminal Justice and Forensic Science 2025-09-26
Across
- identifying human remains through dental records
- Takes evidence off the body, helps identify the person and interview family members
- Maintains public order, protecting people and property, and enforcing laws and ordinances
- Documents using photography or videography crime scenes
- Examines documents for authenticity, age, and authorship
- Collects evidence at the crime scene
- Provides specialized care to victims of violence, collecting medical forensic evidence
- Specializes in analyzing bloodstains at crime scenes
- Performs postmortem toxicological evaluations
- Examines firearm evidence from crime scenes
Down
- Determines the time since death (postmortem interval), location of death using insects
- Examine bodies to assess the cause and manner of death
- Applies artistic and scientific skills to assist in criminal investigations
- Compare fingerprint evidence obtained from crime scene
- People who work on the crime scene and in the crime scene lab
- Conduct psychological evaluations and profiling offenders
- Assist the forensic pathologist and medical examiner or coroner
- Assist the medical examiner with human remains
- Help determine if any search warrants are needed
- Investigates crimes, gathers information, and interviews witnesses and persons of interest
20 Clues: Collects evidence at the crime scene • Examines firearm evidence from crime scenes • Performs postmortem toxicological evaluations • Assist the medical examiner with human remains • identifying human remains through dental records • Help determine if any search warrants are needed • Specializes in analyzing bloodstains at crime scenes • ...
Insurance 2026-03-20
Across
- Something lost or damaged
- Pays money to family after someone dies
- Help provided after a loss
- What you pay before insurance starts covering costs
- Replaces income if you can't work
- What the insurance plan includes
- Covers doctor visits and medical costs
- What insurance provides against loss
- Protects belongings in a rented home
- An unexpected event causing damage or injury
- What you do for insurance coverage
- The contract between you and the insurance company
- Money you earn from working
- The amount you pay for insurance
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- The company providing insurance
- Covers damage or injury you cause to others
- A request for payment from insurance
- Related to health care services
- Abbreviation for insurance
- The chance something bad could happen
- Things you own that can be insured
- Protects your car in case of accidents
- Short for medical
- Person who receives money from a policy
- Covers damage to your house
- Common item covered by auto insurance
- Harm or destruction covered by insurance
27 Clues: Short for medical • Something lost or damaged • Help provided after a loss • Abbreviation for insurance • Covers damage to your house • Money you earn from working • The company providing insurance • Related to health care services • What the insurance plan includes • The amount you pay for insurance • Replaces income if you can't work • Things you own that can be insured • ...
PulaMed Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-12
Across
- Routine health care checks
- The PulaMed is purpose is all about "enabling access to..."
- The process of innoculating to prepare the body to recognize a disease and produce antibodies
- Urgent need for help
- Having coverage under medical aid
- The process of determining by examination the nature of a diseased condition
- Day of the week where animal flesh is not consumed
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- Person who is eligible for coverage under a policyholder's care
- Medical cover for infants
- Midweek health day
- Coverage by contract
- Long term disease
- Medical tests that are used to check for health conditions before there are any signs or symptoms
- A virus that has caused a pandemic of respiratory illness
- PulaMed's new tagline
15 Clues: Long term disease • Midweek health day • Coverage by contract • Urgent need for help • PulaMed's new tagline • Medical cover for infants • Routine health care checks • Having coverage under medical aid • Day of the week where animal flesh is not consumed • A virus that has caused a pandemic of respiratory illness • The PulaMed is purpose is all about "enabling access to..." • ...
medicine 2024-10-14
Across
- test A medical test using a needle to take blood.
- A place where you go to get medical help.
- When you have pain in your head.
- You take this when you are ill to feel better.
- A small, round piece of medicine you swallow.
- A break in a bone.
- A medical professional who specializes in teeth.
- A doctor who performs surgery.
Down
- A band used to protect a small cut or injury.
- A person who helps the doctor.
- A person who prepares and sells medicine.
- A professional who treats sick people.
- Something you need to see clearly.
- A disease that spreads quickly from person to person.
- When you are not feeling well, you are ______.
15 Clues: A break in a bone. • A person who helps the doctor. • A doctor who performs surgery. • When you have pain in your head. • Something you need to see clearly. • A professional who treats sick people. • A person who prepares and sells medicine. • A place where you go to get medical help. • A band used to protect a small cut or injury. • ...
Nursing Terms 2025-09-23
Across
- IV fluid administration.
- Measurement standard, often used for needles or catheters.
- Used in certain medical treatments and surgeries.
- Refers to saline solution, used in IV fluids and cleaning.
- A patient’s medical record or documentation.
- A piece of living tissue transplanted surgically.
Down
- Sterile pads used for cleaning wounds or collecting samples.
- An instrument used for examining the body.
- The rhythmic beat of the heart felt in arteries.
- Vital fluid circulating through the body.
- A surgically created opening on the body surface.
- A healthcare professional trained to care for patients.
- Medical clothing worn by nurses and doctors, or the act of cleaning before surgery.
- A scheduled work period in healthcare settings.
- Sterile or protective covering for hands.
15 Clues: IV fluid administration. • Vital fluid circulating through the body. • Sterile or protective covering for hands. • An instrument used for examining the body. • A patient’s medical record or documentation. • A scheduled work period in healthcare settings. • The rhythmic beat of the heart felt in arteries. • Used in certain medical treatments and surgeries. • ...
Crossword Access to healthcare and inequalities 2026-05-22
Across
- Poor health caused by a lack of healthy food.
- A physical or mental condition that limits activities.
- A service that helps pay medical costs.
- Cheap enough for most people to pay for.
- A person’s emotional and psychological well-being.
- The average number of years people are expected to live.
- The condition of having very little money.
Down
- The identification of a disease or condition.
- The state of not having a job.
- Unfair treatment based on gender, race, or social class.
- An unfair difference between groups of people.
- Easily harmed or at risk.
- Medical care given to a patient.
- Actions taken to stop diseases before they happen.
- The system that provides medical services to people.
15 Clues: Easily harmed or at risk. • The state of not having a job. • Medical care given to a patient. • A service that helps pay medical costs. • Cheap enough for most people to pay for. • The condition of having very little money. • The identification of a disease or condition. • Poor health caused by a lack of healthy food. • An unfair difference between groups of people. • ...
Medical-Surgical Nursing 2021-05-04
Across
- a life-threatening condition that occurs when the body is not getting enough blood flow
- intensity of a specific event
- advanced point in time
- any disease with an unknown cause or mechanism of apparent spontaneous origin
- Rapid beating of the heart
- a slower than normal heart rate.
- intensity of a specific event less than severe
- a disease that can not be cured or adequately treated and is reasonably expected to result in the death of the patient
- used for death rate, or the number of deaths in a certain group of people in a certain period of time
- the passing of genetic information from parent to child through the genes in sperm and egg cells
- the likely outcome or course of a disease; the chance of recovery or recurrence.
- group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality or condition.
Down
- symptoms that are present before birth
- is either the reduction or disappearance of the signs and symptoms of a disease
- a long developing syndrome
- are severe and sudden in onset
- swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in your body's tissues.
- the amount of disease within a population
- an increase in the severity of a disease or its signs and symptoms
- the medical term for shortness of breath,
- intensity of a specific event less than moderate.
21 Clues: advanced point in time • a long developing syndrome • Rapid beating of the heart • intensity of a specific event • are severe and sudden in onset • a slower than normal heart rate. • symptoms that are present before birth • the amount of disease within a population • the medical term for shortness of breath, • intensity of a specific event less than severe • ...
Medical Terminology Crossword 2022-07-26
Across
- Abbreviation for "each ear"
- abbreviation for "nothing by mouth past midnight"
- "patho-" is prefix for _____
- Imaginary line through the body
- word root for "nerves"
- Cavity that contains the brain
- Abbreviation for "Rx"
- Suffix for surgical removal
- Suffix for "infection"
- Suffix for "study of"
- Word root for lungs
- Root word for heart
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- prefix for "slow"
- Abbreviation for "gastrointestinal"
- "derm" is the root word for _____
- Space within the body
- Cavity with parts for the nose
- Body parts toward the back
- "P" stands for _____
- prefix for "new"
- "Ren" in root word for ______
- Body parts above other body parts
- Word root for "uterus"
- word root for "veins"
24 Clues: prefix for "new" • prefix for "slow" • Word root for lungs • Root word for heart • "P" stands for _____ • Space within the body • Abbreviation for "Rx" • Suffix for "study of" • word root for "veins" • word root for "nerves" • Suffix for "infection" • Word root for "uterus" • Body parts toward the back • Abbreviation for "each ear" • Suffix for surgical removal • "patho-" is prefix for _____ • ...
Medical Terms #2 2022-07-16
Across
- deflection on the ECG produced by factors other than the heart's electrical activity.
- a state of inadequate tissue perfusion.
- loss of blood vessels from a body part.
- a heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute.
- within the dermal layer of the skin.
- is the tough exterior covering of a bone.
- any disorder of the retina.
- blue-black discoloration of the skin due to leakage of blood into the tissues.
- depression that results from pressure against the skin when pitting edema is present.
- is inadequate secretion of thyroid hormones resulting in a decreased metabolic rate
Down
- excessive secretion of thyroid hormones resulting in an increased metabolic rate.
- the production of heat, especially within the body.
- focusing on only the most important aspect of a critical situation.
- degenerative disease of the liver.
- absence or impairment of the ability to communicate through speaking, writing, or signing as a result of brain dysfunction.
- hard, leathery product of a deep full thickness burn; it consists of dead and denatured s unit of measurement is approximately equal to the one-third millimeter.
- acute infection of the brain, usually caused by a virus.
- watery discharge from the nose.
- inflammation of blood vessels.
- pulse rate lower than 60.
- the production of sound waves by striking one object against another.
- pertaining to cardiac contractile force.
- is the collapse of a lung or part of a lung.
- referring to the upper airway.
- tendency of an object to remain at rest or in motion unless acted upon by an external force.
- deep space infection usually caused by the anaerobic bacterium Clostridium perfringens.
26 Clues: pulse rate lower than 60. • any disorder of the retina. • inflammation of blood vessels. • referring to the upper airway. • watery discharge from the nose. • degenerative disease of the liver. • within the dermal layer of the skin. • a state of inadequate tissue perfusion. • loss of blood vessels from a body part. • pertaining to cardiac contractile force. • ...
Female Medical Crossword! 2022-07-08
Across
- — five mls in the wee orange juice tubs
- Seamus likes to — & — (3,5)
- Patients’ favourite snack (3,3,5)
- Louise & -
- “Wee bit of - coming now!” (4,5)
- Goes on bums
- Colour of cannula needed for CTPA
- Always overcharges
- Clinical Sister most likely to still be here an hour after her shift
- If notes are missing it’s usually the — who lost them
- Time for the daily —!
- “Has anyone seen the menu —?!”
- We hate to see them coming (9,7)
- Smallest Clinical Sister
- Always come in pairs
- The ward Michelle hates being in (6,3)
- The domestic I always chat to about musical theatre
- She got up from a seat and there was a wet patch… (8,6)
Down
- Pure mad (8,5)
- Replaced with stupid Senset
- Pauline is my - ward manager
- Female Medical Lamination Link Nurse
- - portion
- His face used to be on the fancy glass bottles of water we got at the start of the pandemic (5,5)
- What Mrs Elizabeth Knox was formerly known as (4,5)
- “Has anyone got the — keys?!”
- Pandemic
- She got stuck in a commode once trying to show me how a patient got stuck in a commode (4,5)
- She’s forever printing out hard copies of emails she’s sent you
- I don’t like him and he knows it
- I brought her a tulip from Amsterdam
- Susan’s favourite patient ever
- My least favourite consultant with the curly hairs on his arms
- Person who rings the ward mobile the most (7,6)
- “It’s awfully — in here!” (Anne/Michelle)
- You’ve very low chances of getting one while the doctors are there
- The Mattress Man!
- The person Jemily handed the phone to once, saying “It’s for you. They want to talk to the fattest nurse on Female Medical.”
38 Clues: Pandemic • - portion • Louise & - • Goes on bums • Pure mad (8,5) • The Mattress Man! • Always overcharges • Always come in pairs • Time for the daily —! • Smallest Clinical Sister • Replaced with stupid Senset • Seamus likes to — & — (3,5) • Pauline is my - ward manager • “Has anyone got the — keys?!” • Susan’s favourite patient ever • “Has anyone seen the menu —?!” • ...
Medical Terminology Review 2022-05-26
35 Clues: Red • Bone • Dys- • Head • -oma • My/o • Above • Above • Front • Peri- • Nerve • -itis • Child • Post- • Auto- • Intra- • Path/o • Derm/o • Kidney • Leuk/o • Cyst/o • Breast • Adip/o • Sarc/o • Medi/o • -ectomy • Beneath • Hemat/o • Between • Arthr/o • Contra- • To grow • Chondr/o • Excessive • Cancerous
Skeleton Medical terminology 2022-06-26
Across
- common type of cancerous brain tumor in children.
- Action of moving towards the midline
- age-related degeneration of vertebrae/ vertebraldisks of lower back.
- Chronic inflammatory disease of the joints with plain and loss of function
- surgical procedure used to remove the bursa
- Strong membrane surrounding a bone
- Pertaining to neck region
- cancer of plasma cells.
- Action of moving away from the midline
- Hip bone
- Recoding of a picture of the joint
- fused bones or other hard tissue
- use to remove excess fluid from a joint with a needle
- Withdraw of fluid from a joint through a needle
- Movement of an extremity in a circular motion
- curvature of spine where the top of the back is more rounded than normal
- used to harvest bone graft
- inflammation in your spinal bones
- manufactured substitute for a missing part of the body
- a surgical operation to remove the back of one or more vertebrae
Down
- of or relating to the ilium and the femur.
- surgical removal of the coccyx is removed
- softening and degeneration of cartilage
- fracture a break through the mandibular bone.
- Decreased calcification of bone
- normal physiological response of the sympathetic system to counteract a fall in blood pressure when a person is laying down and assumes the upright position.
- action of bending of a limb or parts of a limb beyond normal limits
- treat Cam impingement
- inflammation of the carpal joint
- inflammation of the paranasal sinuses caused by a pathogen.
- Jaw bone/ pertaining to jaw bone
- Visual examination of the interior of a joint
- inflammation of the costochondral joint
- surgical repair of a joint to restore as much as possible the function of the joint
- concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of disorers and inuries to the foot
- Thigh bone
- cells responsible for cartilage formation
- temporary removal of bone flap from skull to access the brain.
- the inward curve of the lumbar spine ( just above the buttocks)
- Shoulder bone
40 Clues: Hip bone • Thigh bone • Shoulder bone • treat Cam impingement • cancer of plasma cells. • Pertaining to neck region • used to harvest bone graft • Decreased calcification of bone • inflammation of the carpal joint • Jaw bone/ pertaining to jaw bone • fused bones or other hard tissue • inflammation in your spinal bones • Strong membrane surrounding a bone • ...
Medical Terms - Suffixes 2022-11-07
Across
- excessive flow or discharge
- formation of the opening or the opening itself
- pertaining to or referring to
- pertaining to or referring to
- an X-ray picture or recording
- condition of pain
- pertaining to or referring to
- an instrument used to view or examine
- tumor of
- poisonous
- technique of viewing or examining
- incision into
- surgical repair or reconstruction
- condition of urine
- condition of blood
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- surgical fixation
- removal of / excision of
- large
- condition or presence of stones
- breakdown of separation
- inflammation of
- study of
- disease of
- pertaining to viewing or examining
- protrusion or hernia of
- infusion (of liquid) into
- pertaining to or referring to
27 Clues: large • study of • tumor of • poisonous • disease of • incision into • inflammation of • surgical fixation • condition of pain • condition of urine • condition of blood • breakdown of separation • protrusion or hernia of • removal of / excision of • infusion (of liquid) into • excessive flow or discharge • pertaining to or referring to • pertaining to or referring to • an X-ray picture or recording • ...
Medical Terminology 5 2022-11-01
55 Clues: ab • ex • neo • pro • pan • mal • lal • pre • osmo • vuls • ameb • ante • glom • tens • cryo • spas • peri • phak • poly • semi • thel • sarc • lien • post • puer • metr • tumor • macro • dynam • therm • trich • thyro • intra • lumbo • splen • ramus • arter • neuro • infra • proli • somni • maxill • turbin • strict • plegia • trauma • thromb • an-, a- • pharmac • mechano • hormone • appendic • tegument • syn, sym • vestibule
Medical Terminology: Miscellaneous 2022-10-10
Across
- variation in the amount of cytoplasm present in a cell and not necessarily shape or size
- bird
- a variation red blood cell color
- variation in cell size (not shape)
- every 30 minutes
- horse
- at bedtime
- every day
- twice daily
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- cat
- as needed
- describes variation in cell shape
- dog
- every other day
- cattle
- goat
- three times daily
- lib freely as wanted
- pig
- sheep
- every 4 hours
- every hour
- once daily
- four times daily
24 Clues: cat • dog • pig • goat • bird • sheep • horse • cattle • as needed • every day • every hour • at bedtime • once daily • twice daily • every 4 hours • every other day • every 30 minutes • four times daily • three times daily • lib freely as wanted • a variation red blood cell color • describes variation in cell shape • variation in cell size (not shape) • ...
Medical Terminology Cards 2022-10-06
28 Clues: rib • vein • lung • clot • side • bone • joint • heart • skull • blood • below • front • white • muscle • middle • artery • oxygen • disease • straight • movement • cartilage • blood/duct • back/behind • electricity • crooked/bent • bronchial tube • opening/passageway • back (of the body)
Pediatric Medical Care 2022-11-21
Across
- who you would receive your information from
- ages 4-5
- under one year of age
- ages 13-18
- a temporary rise in body temperature
- cause an infant fear
- sudden infant death syndrome
- school agers respect people in _______.
- teenagers are more likely to _________.
- ages 1-3
- response to unfamiliar situations
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- infection in the upper airway
- attempt to _____ wounds
- _____ faces bring comfort.
- respond better with responder that is the _____ gender.
- infants breath through their _____.
- you should be a the patients ______.
- complete airway obstruction
- do this if a child is agitated
- how you should talk to children for their comfort
- you must speak in _____ terms when dealing with children
- ages 6-12
22 Clues: ages 4-5 • ages 1-3 • ages 6-12 • ages 13-18 • cause an infant fear • under one year of age • attempt to _____ wounds • _____ faces bring comfort. • complete airway obstruction • sudden infant death syndrome • infection in the upper airway • do this if a child is agitated • response to unfamiliar situations • infants breath through their _____. • you should be a the patients ______. • ...
Medical Terms Three 2022-10-20
25 Clues: Sac • Ribs • Head • Pain • Self • Upon • Above • Teeth • Water • Twist • Tongue • Record • Breast • Suture • Cancer • Madness • Binding • Falling • Decrease • Backwards • Extremities • Development • breakorburst • RuborFriction • Originalproduction
Medical Term Crossword 2023-01-16
Across
- It would be best for Rachel to see a _____ (special trained nurse that draws blood for lab tests and may also starts IVS) if she were to get her blood tested.
- As she went into a clinic, she had met with a _____ (someone who specializes in diseases of the heart).
- Another option to see an accurate image of her heart was to do an ____ test (using high frequency sound waves to form an image of the inside of the heart).
- She also worried about whether she may be infected with ___ (inflammation of heart muscle).
- They used an ____ which is a medical test to record the electrical signals in the heart to detect any problems.
- The cardiologist began to explain to Rachel that if she did lack in blood cells, then there is a possible chance of ____ (low levels of oxygen due to low blood supply).
- She began to worry about whether she may be infected with any infections such as ____ (inflammation of inner lining in the heart).
- The cardiologist had also asked if she was having any signs of a low _____ count (protein in red blood cells that carry oxygen), which is also a sign of endocarditis.
- To furthermore examine, the cardiologist had also asked if Rachel had any conditions, or past conditions such an ____ (lack of red blood cells).
- They had asked her if she was experiencing any signs of _____(slow heart rate, < 60 BPM) or tachycardia.
- To verify any conditions, the cardiologist suggested for Rachel to have a _____(procedure where needle is used to take blood from a vein for laboratory testing) to assess her oxygen levels.
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- Rachel has been experiencing ____ (pain in the chest).
- Rachel is also encouraged to see a ____(physician specializing in diseases of blood) for any furthermore testing.
- She was also asked if she has ever experienced ____ (when blood is low in oxygen and results in bluish skin).
- She had informed the cardiologist that she was having ____ (fast heart rate, > 100 BPM).
- Rachel had informed them that she was not aware of any conditions if they were any, and the cardiologist began to wonder whether she really did lack of ____ (red blood cells).
- The cardiologist had asked if she was experiencing symptoms such as ______ (runny nose) which is a common symptom of endocarditis.
- The cardiologist decided to do a ____ (looking/observing inside/within the heart/lungs).
- The cardiologist had informed her that her ____(abnormal heart rhythm) could be caused by many factors.
- Her arrhythmia is most likely to be caused by ____ (not enough blood reaching the heart).
20 Clues: Rachel has been experiencing ____ (pain in the chest). • She had informed the cardiologist that she was having ____ (fast heart rate, > 100 BPM). • The cardiologist decided to do a ____ (looking/observing inside/within the heart/lungs). • Her arrhythmia is most likely to be caused by ____ (not enough blood reaching the heart). • ...
Medical Terminology Suffixes 2019-01-07
Across
- development, nourishment
- softening
- treatment
- cell
- producing, produce by
- condition of producing, forming
- fear
- breakdown, destruction, separation
- incision, cutting into
- flow, discharge
Down
- to view
- record
- surgical repair
- surgical puncture to remove fluid
- tumor, mass, collection of fluid
- inflammation
- deficiency
- berry-shaped bacterium
- instrument for visual examination
- hernia
20 Clues: cell • fear • record • hernia • to view • softening • treatment • deficiency • inflammation • surgical repair • flow, discharge • producing, produce by • berry-shaped bacterium • incision, cutting into • development, nourishment • condition of producing, forming • tumor, mass, collection of fluid • surgical puncture to remove fluid • instrument for visual examination • breakdown, destruction, separation
Medical term crossword!! 2019-01-18
Across
- illness illness expected to recover from
- a nurse who has completed 2,3,4 year nursing program
- provides housing in a home like setting.
- not relying on other people
- and care home another name for group home
- home another name for board and care home
- another name for LPN
- a polite comment
- torment a person by comments or words
- same as nursing center
- illness an ongoing illness has no cu re
- same as LVN
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- private info
- something that cause stress
- important thing at the time
- a mentor
- disease that affects brain tissue
- to assign a task to another nurse
- team those who provide nursing care
- ethics behavior in work place
- something who is terminally ill
- to spread rumors
22 Clues: a mentor • same as LVN • private info • a polite comment • to spread rumors • another name for LPN • same as nursing center • something that cause stress • important thing at the time • not relying on other people • ethics behavior in work place • something who is terminally ill • disease that affects brain tissue • to assign a task to another nurse • team those who provide nursing care • ...
Medical Terminology Lab5 2019-10-24
Across
- IMP
- At the center of function for the cardiovascular system
- An artery has a weakened wall, causing it to swell, like a balloon
- contrast is injected into blood vessels to diagnose things like narrowing or aneurysms
- -infarction, commonly referred to as a heart attack
- The middle muscular layer that contracts to pump blood
- CV
- The wall between the right and left ventricles
- The wall between the right and left atria
- IV
- K
- Prefix meaning over or excessive
Down
- Prefix meaning under or insufficient
- The outer layer of the heart wall
- Condition in which the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
- Root word meaning blood
- The thin inner layer that lines each chamber of the heart wall
- -veins, swollen and dilated veins
- Root word meaning heart
- uses ultrasound to look at the heart and its vessels
- Root word meaning vessel
- Cardiac- the complete stopping of the heart
- Na
23 Clues: K • CV • IV • Na • IMP • Root word meaning blood • Root word meaning heart • Root word meaning vessel • Prefix meaning over or excessive • The outer layer of the heart wall • -veins, swollen and dilated veins • Prefix meaning under or insufficient • The wall between the right and left atria • Cardiac- the complete stopping of the heart • The wall between the right and left ventricles • ...
Medical Term 10 2019-10-14
27 Clues: New • Not • All • Many • Odor • Lens • Heat • Hair • Half • After • Nerve • Power • Excite • Change • Branch • Uterus • Machine • Without • Together • Together • Draw tight • Twith, Pull • Wound, Injury • Upper Jaw Bone • Covering, Skin • Shaped like a top • In front of, Before
Medical Terminology Crossword 2020-09-03
Across
- cancerous tumor of glandular tissue
- malignant tumor of fat
- prefix meaning new
- pertaining to the internal organs
- suffix meaning control, stop, or standing
- suffix meaning disease
- increase in the number of red blood cells
- the study of the genome and its products and interactions
- prefix meaning painful, abnormal, difficult, labored
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- not malignant, nonrecurrent, favorable for recovery
- a branch of medicine concerned with the study of malignant tumors
- suffix meaning enlargement
- substance of the nucleus
- treatment of cancer with drugs
- substance that causes cancer
- gel-like fluid inside the cell
- study of tissue
- study of cells
- group of similar cells that performs a specific function
- tumor composed of nerve (benign)
20 Clues: study of cells • study of tissue • prefix meaning new • malignant tumor of fat • suffix meaning disease • substance of the nucleus • suffix meaning enlargement • substance that causes cancer • treatment of cancer with drugs • gel-like fluid inside the cell • tumor composed of nerve (benign) • pertaining to the internal organs • cancerous tumor of glandular tissue • ...
Veterinary Medical Terminology 2020-08-26
Across
- Between
- Inside, within
- Urination
- away from
- tends towards
- ribs
- blood
- hard record/copy of
- around
- before
- pertaining to vomiting
- bursting forth
- across
- stomach
- used to visually examine
- Elevated, higher, more than normal
- structure
- all
- disease
- surgical repair of
- state or condition
- outside
- midline
- surgically created opening
- inflammation
- after
- Outside
- abnormal softening
- procedure that records
- within
- scant, little
- thing
- instrument that records
- rupture
- procedure to visually examine
- Difficult, painful, bad
Down
- pain
- small intestine
- suture to stabilize
- enlargement
- above, beyond, excessive
- beyond
- surgical puncture remove fluid/ gas
- below, under, less
- flow, discharge
- deficiency, reduction in number
- White
- surgical removal
- separation or breakdown
- throughout
- Without, out of, outside, away from
- to suture
- Towards
- liver
- pertaining to an injury
- abnormal condition
- good, easy, normal
- Without or no
- action, process, condition
- upper
- Depressed, lower, less than normal
- above, increased, more than normal
- cutting into, incision
- abnormal hardening
- to treat with drugs or chemicals
- bladder
- below, beneath
- Against
- many, excessive
69 Clues: all • pain • ribs • blood • White • liver • upper • after • thing • beyond • around • before • across • within • Between • Towards • stomach • disease • outside • midline • Outside • bladder • Against • rupture • Urination • away from • to suture • structure • throughout • enlargement • inflammation • tends towards • Without or no • scant, little • Inside, within • bursting forth • below, beneath • small intestine • flow, discharge • many, excessive • ...
Medical Terminology Fun 2020-04-23
Across
- four
- through
- first
- small
- white, colorless
- loss of intellectual function
- half, one side
- pertaining to the heart
- care and treatment of children
- many, much
- occurring before the proper time
- yellow
- the fundamental unit of a word
Down
- pertaining to electricity
- pertaining to anatomy
- an abbreviation formed from the letter of each word in a phrase
- black, dark
- against
- pertaining to circulation
- to cut out
- down, without, removal, loss
- absence, removal, séparation
- under, below, abnormally, low, decreased
- false
- toward, near
25 Clues: four • first • small • false • yellow • through • against • to cut out • many, much • black, dark • toward, near • half, one side • white, colorless • pertaining to anatomy • pertaining to the heart • pertaining to electricity • pertaining to circulation • down, without, removal, loss • absence, removal, séparation • loss of intellectual function • care and treatment of children • ...
Medical Terminology Fun 2020-04-23
Across
- four
- through
- first
- small
- white, colorless
- loss of intellectual function
- half, one side
- pertaining to the heart
- care and treatment of children
- many, much
- occurring before the proper time
- yellow
- the fundamental unit of a word
Down
- pertaining to electricity
- pertaining to anatomy
- an abbreviation formed from the letter of each word in a phrase
- black, dark
- against
- pertaining to circulation
- to cut out
- down, without, removal, loss
- absence, removal, séparation
- under, below, abnormally, low, decreased
- false
- toward, near
25 Clues: four • first • small • false • yellow • through • against • to cut out • many, much • black, dark • toward, near • half, one side • white, colorless • pertaining to anatomy • pertaining to the heart • pertaining to electricity • pertaining to circulation • down, without, removal, loss • absence, removal, séparation • loss of intellectual function • care and treatment of children • ...
Britney medical terminology 2020-08-27
Across
- the heart
- a tumor in the liver
- they opened my skull
- my neck is hurting
- stomach that got studied
- my liver got removed
- cant breathe
- very low blood cells
- vessels softening
- my body got cold
- looked at my bones good
- strong burn in chest
- around the joints are hurting
Down
- his head hurts bad
- made sure my eye was good
- i was loosing blood
- pain in the liver
- disease in the gums
- I was containing fluid
- my cartilage was decreasing
- he became weak
21 Clues: the heart • cant breathe • he became weak • my body got cold • pain in the liver • vessels softening • his head hurts bad • my neck is hurting • i was loosing blood • disease in the gums • a tumor in the liver • they opened my skull • my liver got removed • very low blood cells • strong burn in chest • I was containing fluid • looked at my bones good • stomach that got studied • ...
Medical Terminology #4 2021-01-07
25 Clues: ray • air • coil • calm • self • root • spot • milk • wall • pipe • sweet • ovary • above • under • teeth • change • disease • covering • wrapping • swelling • pregnant • fork-shaped • finger, toe • above, more than normal • angle at the end of the eye lid
Medical English Students 2021-01-19
Across
- has a new puppy, Tammy
- loves the Jonas Brothers
- born in Tabasco
- loves horses
- loves cats& dogs
- loves to cook
- from Tlaxcala
- born in Mexico City
- loves dancing & martial arts
- has a cat & loves anime
- from Tlaxcala & has 3 dogs
- speaks German, Spanish & English
- in 8th semester
- loves brownies & pizza
- from Pachuca
- has traveled to San Francisco and Miami, USA
- salsa dancer
Down
- from Hidalgo & loves exercise
- might specialize in endocrinology
- has a 2 month Husky puppy
- plays piano
- from Tlaxcala & plays guitar
- Hidalgo & soccer
- loves anime & has 3 dogs
- speaks German
- never introduced, but loves thriller movies
- is learning to box
27 Clues: plays piano • loves horses • from Pachuca • salsa dancer • loves to cook • from Tlaxcala • speaks German • born in Tabasco • in 8th semester • loves cats& dogs • Hidalgo & soccer • is learning to box • born in Mexico City • has a new puppy, Tammy • loves brownies & pizza • has a cat & loves anime • loves the Jonas Brothers • loves anime & has 3 dogs • has a 2 month Husky puppy • ...
Samman - Medical terminology 2020-12-15
20 Clues: / blue • / hand • / brain • / above • / water • / liver • / blood • / black • / under • / lungs • / gland • / death • / Atrium • / cancer • / double • / kidney • / disease • / infection • / Gallbladder • / internal organ
medical terminology prefixes 2021-09-09
30 Clues: red • arm • air • skin • back • iron • bile • half • ribs • half • brain • equal • heart • fiber • liver • blood • sugar • tounge • double • before • tissue • without • stomach • together • electric • bronchus • glandular • extremities • gallbladder • abnormal,difficult
MEDICAL EXAMINER & AUTOPSIES 2021-02-12
25 Clues: GSR • purge • decay • corpse • remains • defects • avulsed • coroner • maggots • smudging • marbling • lividity • bloating • stippling • cadaverine • stab wound • outer aspect • liquefaction • abrasion ring • pallor mortis • sagittal plane • skeletonization • medical examiner • skeletal remains • contact wound: herida a
MEDICAL EXAMINER & AUTOPSIES 2021-02-12
25 Clues: GSR • purge • decay • corpse • maggots • avulsed • remains • defects • coroner • smudging • lividity • bloating • marbling • stippling • cadaverine • stab wound • outer aspect • liquefaction • abrasion ring • pallor mortis • sagittal plane • skeletonization • medical examiner • skeletal remains • contact wound: herida a
Medical Terminology Crossword 2021-02-12
Across
- at the beginning of the word
- gel-like fluid inside the cell
- prefix in subhepatic
- forms the boundary of the cell
- word root in intravenous
- organ
- nerve
- attached at the end of the word
- from first letter of words
- eases pronunciation
- suffix in hepat
- name of a person or place
- word root in arthritis
Down
- green
- tissue
- acronym
- pelvic and abdominal cavities
- cell
- space inside the skull
- core of a word
20 Clues: cell • green • organ • nerve • tissue • acronym • core of a word • suffix in hepat • eases pronunciation • prefix in subhepatic • space inside the skull • word root in arthritis • word root in intravenous • name of a person or place • from first letter of words • at the beginning of the word • pelvic and abdominal cavities • gel-like fluid inside the cell • forms the boundary of the cell • ...
Medical Terminology Crossword 2021-02-10
Across
- Inflammation of the liver
- An outbreak of a disease occurring over a large area
- Inflammation of a join
- The study of the causes of diseases
- Hormones are secreted directly into the bloodstream by the _ glands
- An illness without a known cause
- Inflammation of the bone
- pertaining to under the liver
- Disease of a joint
- removal of the larynx
- Inflammation fo the peritoneum
- An _ is a specialist in the study of outbreaks of diseases within a population
Down
- Located above the stomach
- Removal of a part of a muscle
- Inflammation of the kidney
- An abnormal condition of the stomach
- An _ is the surgical removal of a gland
- The inflammation of the larynx
- Pertaining to/within the vein
- Enlargement of the liver
20 Clues: Disease of a joint • removal of the larynx • Inflammation of a join • Inflammation of the bone • Enlargement of the liver • Inflammation of the liver • Located above the stomach • Inflammation of the kidney • Removal of a part of a muscle • pertaining to under the liver • Pertaining to/within the vein • The inflammation of the larynx • Inflammation fo the peritoneum • ...
Medical English Crossword 2021-03-21
Across
- Part of an article which compares information from a research to other published evidence
- A detailed and comprehensive articled based on a plan and search strategy intented to reduce bias by synthesizing all relevant studies on a particular topic
- A printed work made for sale or distribution, usually in a journal, newspaper or book
- Publications used to provide information written throughout an article
- List of all of the sources used in the process of researching your work
- Describe concisely what a research is trying to achieve
- Pictorial representation or a diagram that represents data or values in an organized manner
- A significant word from a publication used especially as an index to content
- The science of collecting, analyzing, presenting, and interpreting data
- The final result of procedure, or the way things end up after an intervention
- A method based on chance alone by which study participants are assigned to a treatment group
- Research study performed in people, aimed at evaluating a medical, surgical, or behavioral intervention
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- An article that describes and interprets an individual medical patient
- Periodical publication intended to further the progress of science, usually by reporting new research
- Section that provides closing statements regarding a research
- An assumption made in order to draw out and test its logical or empirical consequences
- Part of a publication where past studies are used to set the stage or provide information regarding the background of a subject
- Summary of an article or study written, allowing a quick glance of the contents
- Short and focused opinion articles usually commissioned by a journal and generally not peer-reviewed
- Section of an article reporting on the findings produced by a research
- Describes the specific design of a study and provides a description of the procedures performed for the research
- A representation of information (such as numbers and descriptions) arranged in rows and columns
22 Clues: Describe concisely what a research is trying to achieve • Section that provides closing statements regarding a research • An article that describes and interprets an individual medical patient • Publications used to provide information written throughout an article • Section of an article reporting on the findings produced by a research • ...
Medical Term Crossword 2021-03-23
Across
- Obstetrics and gynecology
- Rheumatic diseases
- Partial or complete loss of sensation
- Hematology
- Nephrology
- Disorders of the musculoskeletal system
- Disorders of the endocrine glands
- Effects of aging
- Internal medicine
- Diseases related to the kidney
- Tumors including benign and malignant
- Digestive tract diseases
- Anesthesiology
- Dermatology
Down
- Diseases of the heart and blood
- Mental illness, clinical depression
- Endocrinology
- Gastroenterology
- Disorders of the blood
- Disorders of the brain and spinal
- Examination of tissues cells
- Urinary tract disease and disorders
- Neurology
- Cardiology
- Diseases and injuries of the skin
- Gerontology
- Inpatient care
27 Clues: Neurology • Hematology • Nephrology • Cardiology • Gerontology • Dermatology • Endocrinology • Inpatient care • Anesthesiology • Gastroenterology • Effects of aging • Internal medicine • Rheumatic diseases • Disorders of the blood • Digestive tract diseases • Obstetrics and gynecology • Examination of tissues cells • Diseases related to the kidney • Diseases of the heart and blood • ...
Medical Terminology Practice 2021-10-25
23 Clues: mon- • dys- • ante- • spir- • -pnea • prim- • -itis • -cyte • auto- • -stomy • -algia • leuko- • cyano- • -metry • -lepsy • -phasia • cephal- • contra- • -phobia • -megaly • -phagia • -gravida • -prandial
Medical Terminology - Suffixes 2021-04-22
Across
- spitting up
- skin condition
- process of recording
- hernia, protrusion
- protein
- abnormal cell condition
- pregnancy
- swelling
- state of, condition
- vision
- condition of the blood
- attracted to
- abnormal condition
- stone
- birth, labor
- destruction
- formation
- weakness
- development
- weakness
- voice
- produces, generates
Down
- instrument for measuring
- cell
- breathing
- oxygen
- movement
- abnormal softening
- eating swallowing
- study of
- thirst
- inflammation
- vomiting
- digestion
- speech
- view of
- destruction
- to bear (off spring)
- dilated, stretched out
- instrument for recording
- small
- state, condition
42 Clues: cell • stone • voice • small • oxygen • thirst • vision • speech • protein • view of • movement • study of • swelling • vomiting • weakness • weakness • breathing • pregnancy • digestion • formation • spitting up • destruction • destruction • development • inflammation • attracted to • birth, labor • skin condition • state, condition • eating swallowing • abnormal softening • hernia, protrusion • abnormal condition • state of, condition • ...
Home Medical Testing 2021-11-14
Across
- Kit When the consumer collects, completes, and interprets a test, they used this
- This benefit of Home Medical Testing entails the ability for patients to receive medical care when they otherwise would be unable to.
- When a patient has a higher-than-normal level of blood glucose, they are considered this
- Kit When a consumer collects a sample, sends to it be analyzed, and receives information collected by proxy, they used this
- When using a digital oral thermometer, this diagnosis can be made only if a child reads over a temperature of 99.5 degrees F.
- 32% of Americans over 20 years old have this, and 30% of those patients are unaware of it.
- Monitor This type of hypertension monitor is the most common one used at-home, and can be situated on the wrist or upper arm.
- This device is most commonly used for those with diabetes to check levels of glucose in their blood.
Down
- This result is the measure of blood pressure while at rest, and is situated as the bottom number of a blood-pressure reading.
- Position This precautionary aspect of blood pressure testing can greatly influence the authenticity of your reading if not followed properly.
- This device is used to measure the internal body temperature of an individual.
- This result is the measure of the blood pressure with the heart pumping, and is situated as the top of a blood-pressure reading.
- Device This device is used in combination with a Glucometer and is needed to collect a sample of blood from the finger.
- Literacy A lacking of this disallows a patient from correctly performing or interpreting home tests
- These thermometers provide a non-invasive, quick result - but need to be adjusted to room temperature before use.
- This type of thermometer is non-invasive, and is used byway of positioning it into the ear.
- If a patient is unsure about which test to select, has abnormal results, or is confused about the results, they should what to a Health Care Provider?
- Involvement Patients do not enjoy just being told what to do; that is why this aspect of Home Medical Testing is so important.
- Hypertension This occurs when a patient's blood pressure is higher when being testing in environments outside of their home, such as a doctor's office.
- Monitor This type of hypertension monitor is discouraged for use at home due to its complexity and requirement for a stethoscope.
20 Clues: This device is used to measure the internal body temperature of an individual. • Kit When the consumer collects, completes, and interprets a test, they used this • When a patient has a higher-than-normal level of blood glucose, they are considered this • 32% of Americans over 20 years old have this, and 30% of those patients are unaware of it. • ...
Medical Terminology 2 2021-11-17
Across
- a prefix meaning first
- a prefix meaning half, one sided
- a word root meaning black
- a word root meaning white
- a prefix meaning one
- a prefix meaning three
- a prefix meaning four
- a prefix meaning both
- a prefix meaning two, double
- a prefix meaning many
- a prefix meaning eight
- a prefix meaning none
- a prefix meaning seven
- a word root meaning green
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- a prefix meaning all, entire
- a prefix meaning partial, half
- a prefix meaning four
- a prefix meaning nine
- a word root meaning yellow-orange
- a prefix meaning ten
- a prefix meaning five
- a prefix meaning two
- a word root meaning white
- a word root meaning blue
- a word root meaning red
- a word root meaning gray
- a prefix meaning six
27 Clues: a prefix meaning one • a prefix meaning ten • a prefix meaning two • a prefix meaning six • a prefix meaning four • a prefix meaning nine • a prefix meaning four • a prefix meaning five • a prefix meaning both • a prefix meaning many • a prefix meaning none • a prefix meaning first • a prefix meaning three • a prefix meaning eight • a prefix meaning seven • a word root meaning red • ...
Medical Specialties- Gaby 2021-11-19
Across
- highly specialized doctors who treat respiratory disease and other illnesses that affect our ability to breathe
- physicians trained in the areas of radiology and neurology, and provide care for patients with neurological disorders
- trained to treat disorders of the endocrine system
- neurologists who specialize in the research, diagnosis, treatment, and management of epilepsy
- trained to provide comprehensive care during pregnancy
- specially trained internists who specialize in treating and managing diseases and disorders of the kidneys
- provide comprehensive medical care for the reproductive system in women, forming a close relationship with their patients
- specialized physicians who provide primary care for children of all ages
- doctors who research, study, and diagnose disease and infection by looking closely at samples of bodily fluids
- specially trained to provide comprehensive care for the elderly
- physicians who use specialized equipment to study disorders of the skin, hair, and nails
- ear, nose & throat doctors
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- specialize in treating diseases and disorders affecting the liver
- combine training in two separate medical specialties to provide comprehensive care for blood-related disorders and all types
- internists with subspecialty training in conditions affecting the digestive system
- trained to provide comprehensive care for the heart and cardiovascular system
- highly trained and skilled surgeons that specialize in providing surgical treatment for patients suffering from neurological diseases
- physicians specifically trained in the diagnosis, treatment and management of cancers
- physicians who have training in the diagnosis and treatment of any disorder affecting the hair, skin, or nails
- provides pain management in patients before, during, and after surgery
- specialize in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of immunological disorders
- physicians who specialize in the care of neurological disorders
- specialized pediatricians who provide care for newborn babies
- specialized endocrinologists who have devoted their clinical practice to the study, diagnosis, and treatment of all forms
- physicians trained to diagnose and treat any disorder affecting the blood or blood-forming organs
25 Clues: ear, nose & throat doctors • trained to treat disorders of the endocrine system • trained to provide comprehensive care during pregnancy • specialized pediatricians who provide care for newborn babies • physicians who specialize in the care of neurological disorders • specially trained to provide comprehensive care for the elderly • ...
Anatomy Medical Terminology 2023-02-10
Across
- shoulder blade
- permits flow of fluid to go in one direction
- the heel bone
- the medial bone of the forearm
- the collarbone
- transports air to and from lungs
- the two fused bones forming the upper jaw bone
- site of gas exchange between air and blood
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- the lower jaw bone
- wrist bones
- the smallest kind of vein
- kneecap
- the point where two bones come together
- the medial and larger bone of the lower leg
- any blood vessel returning blood to the heart
- the ankle bones
- the top, back, and sides of the skull
- large bone of the thigh
- blood vessel carrying blood away from the heart
- bony structure of the head
20 Clues: kneecap • wrist bones • the heel bone • shoulder blade • the collarbone • the ankle bones • the lower jaw bone • large bone of the thigh • the smallest kind of vein • bony structure of the head • the medial bone of the forearm • transports air to and from lungs • the top, back, and sides of the skull • the point where two bones come together • site of gas exchange between air and blood • ...
medical terminology- anatomy 2023-02-10
Across
- the head bone
- any blood vessel carrying blood away from the heart
- the brain and spinal cord
- the inner layer of the skin, rich in blood vessels and nerves
- the outer layer of skin
- the wrist bones
- artery supplying the, lateral to the large tendon of the big toe
- the ring-shaped structure that forms the lower portion of the larynx
Down
- a sac on the underside of the liver that stores bile-produced by the liver
- the collarbone
- the bone of the upper arm, between shoulder and elbow
- blood vessels that supply the muscle of the heart
- the pressure in the arteries when the left ventricle is refilling
- system by which food travels throughout the body and is digested or broken down into absorbable forms
- the carotid and femoral pulses which can be felt in the central part of the body
- the study of body structure
- artery of the upper arm; the site of the pulse checked during infant CPR
- the large bone of the thigh
- the lateral and smaller bone of the lower leg
- the round sac-like organ of the renal system used to reservoir for urine
20 Clues: the head bone • the collarbone • the wrist bones • the outer layer of skin • the brain and spinal cord • the study of body structure • the large bone of the thigh • the lateral and smaller bone of the lower leg • blood vessels that supply the muscle of the heart • any blood vessel carrying blood away from the heart • the bone of the upper arm, between shoulder and elbow • ...
Pharmaseer Medical Terms 2023-01-20
Across
- QS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- PO stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AU stands for _______ (2 wds)
- D/C stands for _______
- PV stands for _______
- IM stands for _______
- WA stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AD stands for _______ (2 wds)
- BU stands for _______
- AAA stands for _______ (4 wds)
- NPO stands for _______ (3 wds)
- HS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- SL stands for _______
- QH stands for _______ (2 wds)
Down
- HA stands for _______
- OS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- OD stands for _______ (2 wds)
- OU stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AS stands for _______ (2 wds)
- QID stands for _______ (3 wds)
- TID stands for _______ (3 wds)
- SC, SQ & subq, all mean this
- PR stands for _______
- cc stands for _______ (2 wds)
- C.C. stands for _______ (2 wds)
- GTTS stands for _______
- PC stands for _______ (2 wds)
- AC stands for _______ (2 wds)
- UNG stands for _______
- BID stands for _______ (2 wds)
- IT stands for _______
- PRN stands for _______ (2 wds)
32 Clues: HA stands for _______ • PR stands for _______ • PV stands for _______ • IM stands for _______ • BU stands for _______ • IT stands for _______ • SL stands for _______ • D/C stands for _______ • UNG stands for _______ • GTTS stands for _______ • SC, SQ & subq, all mean this • OS stands for _______ (2 wds) • OD stands for _______ (2 wds) • QS stands for _______ (2 wds) • ...
Medical Science Crossword 2023-01-24
Across
- Usually helpful
- Amount of energy used by the body every day
- No cure to this virus
- 115 mm Hg
- Polymerase Chain Reaction
- organ that produces bile
- Tool used to transport DNA, RNA, or protein into a cell
- Eating disorder
- Sequence of 3 nucleotides
- Artificial body part
- Gives our body specific instructions for how to make a protein
- What you eat
- organism which is an exact genetic copy of another
- Caused by a deficiency in Vitamin C
- Chemical substances needed for metabolism, which cannot be created by the body
Down
- Loss of thermoregulation
- Energy stored in the liver and muscles
- Unit of energy
- 3 different types exist
- Process by which the DNA's information is copied into mRNA
- Measures blood pressure
- Prevents a cell from drying out
- Garbage trucks of the bloodstream
- Stimulate the body's immune response against disease
- Number of chromosomes in the human genome
- Known as Trisomy 21
- Substance added to a food to improve quality, texture, and taste
- Origin of the Black Death
- Spreading of a disease within a community at a normal rate
- BPM<60
30 Clues: BPM<60 • 115 mm Hg • What you eat • Unit of energy • Usually helpful • Eating disorder • Known as Trisomy 21 • Artificial body part • No cure to this virus • 3 different types exist • Measures blood pressure • Loss of thermoregulation • organ that produces bile • Polymerase Chain Reaction • Origin of the Black Death • Sequence of 3 nucleotides • Prevents a cell from drying out • ...
Musculoskeletal Medical Terminology 2023-02-08
Across
- softening of the spinal cord
- excision of the lamina
- disease of the bones and joints
- inflamation of a joint
- binding of a joint
- repair of bones
- herniation of the spinal cord
- embryonic cell that forms cartilage
- pain in the bones
- pertaining to above the sternum
- bone cells
Down
- pertaining to neck and arm
- hardening of a muscle
- excision of a vertebra
- incision of the thorax
- formation of bones
- pertaining to the neck
- rupture of a muscle
- tumor containing muscle
- resembling the breast bone
20 Clues: bone cells • repair of bones • pain in the bones • formation of bones • binding of a joint • rupture of a muscle • hardening of a muscle • excision of the lamina • excision of a vertebra • incision of the thorax • inflamation of a joint • pertaining to the neck • tumor containing muscle • pertaining to neck and arm • resembling the breast bone • softening of the spinal cord • ...
Medical List - Nervous 2023-03-27
Across
- Cerebral Palsy
- Radicul/o
- Cephal/o
- Psych/o
- Myel/o
- Computed Tomography
- Neur/o
- Electroencephalography
- Electromyogram
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
- Mening/o
- Encephal/o
- Spin/o
Down
- Phas/o
- Thalam/o
- Ventricul/o
- Cerebralspinal Fluid
- Central Nervous System
- Cerebell/o
- Myel/o
- Autonomic Nervous System
- meningi/o
- Cerebr/o
- Peripheral Nervous System
24 Clues: Phas/o • Myel/o • Neur/o • Myel/o • Spin/o • Psych/o • Thalam/o • Cephal/o • Mening/o • Cerebr/o • Radicul/o • meningi/o • Cerebell/o • Encephal/o • Ventricul/o • Cerebral Palsy • Electromyogram • Computed Tomography • Cerebralspinal Fluid • Central Nervous System • Electroencephalography • Autonomic Nervous System • Peripheral Nervous System • Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
Medical spanish vocab 2023-05-05
25 Clues: cast • dose • cold • x-ray • drugs • tired • fever • nurse • pills • chills • I fall • bandage • to hurt • vitamins • medicine • crutches • stitches • to cough • injection • to prescribe • the ambulance • to cut oneself • the antibiotic • to break, to tear • to sprain, to twist
Veterinary Medical Terminology 2023-06-15
Across
- The sloping part of a horse's foot between the fetlock and the hoof
- An immature male chicken
- An accessory appendage on the foot that acts like another nail/hoof for maintaining traction
- A joint in an animal's hind leg that points backward between the knee and the fetlock
- An intact male guinea pig
- A young castrated male chicken
- An intact male duck
- Dog giving birth to offspring
- a small callosity underneath the fetlock on a horse
- Cat giving birth to offspring
- A young female elk
Down
- A young parrot
- A joint in the leg of animals that resembles the knee in humans
- A group of turkey eggs
- A joint which is joined by the cannon bone, the first phalanx, and the sesamoid bones. It resembles the ankle in humans
- Rabbit giving birth to offspring
- A hard, fleshy growth above the front leg knees and below the inside of the hock on the hind legs
- A neutered male rabbit
- The underside of the horse hoof that is V-shaped and concave of the foot
- An intact male mouse or rat
20 Clues: A young parrot • A young female elk • An intact male duck • A group of turkey eggs • A neutered male rabbit • An immature male chicken • An intact male guinea pig • An intact male mouse or rat • Dog giving birth to offspring • Cat giving birth to offspring • A young castrated male chicken • Rabbit giving birth to offspring • a small callosity underneath the fetlock on a horse • ...
Medical Terminology: Respiratory 2013-01-30
Across
- an absence of oxygen supply to an organ or a tissue
- inflammation of the epiglottis
- to inhale something, especially a liquid, into the lungs
- inflammation of the pleura
- a method used to diagnose tuberculosis
- of or relating to bacteria that are not decolorized by an acidic alcohol solution after they have been stained
- viral infection of the upper respiratory tract
- any disorder that persistently obstructs bronchial airflow
- chronic inflammatory disease of the airways
- a slender tubular instrument with a small light on the end for inspection of the interior of the bronchi
- shortness of breath
Down
- the collapse of all or part of the lung
- an involuntary muscular contraction of the laryngeal cords
- blockage in one or more arteries in your lungs
- protrusion of abdominal parts into the chest through a weakness in the diaphragm
- inability to produce vocal sounds
- an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity
- an abnormal buildup of fluid in the air sacs of the lungs which leads to shortness of breath
- an infection of the lungs and skin characterized by excessive sputum and nodules
- pain in the chest
- a nosebleed, especially one bleeding profusely
- infection that develops in a patient during hospitalization
- surgical puncture and drainage of the thoracic cavity
- acute hemorrhage from the nostril
- an instrument that measures the amount of oxygen in something, especially in blood
25 Clues: pain in the chest • shortness of breath • inflammation of the pleura • inflammation of the epiglottis • inability to produce vocal sounds • acute hemorrhage from the nostril • a method used to diagnose tuberculosis • the collapse of all or part of the lung • chronic inflammatory disease of the airways • an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity • ...
Medical Terminology Puzzle 2013-10-03
Across
- body system responsible for defending the body against disease
- process of bone turning on its axis
- turning inward of the eyelid toward the eye
- small hairs of the respiratory tract
- pertaining to the cheek
- xray recording of a joint
- double-folded layer of connective tissue surrounding the heart
- carrying away from the structure
- also called red blood cells
- pertaining to the ear
- this position in which the body stands erect with face forward, arms at sides, palms forward, with toes pointed forward
- word meaning joint pain
- harvest of patients own skin for transplant
- laying on one's back
- also called cross-sectional
- collar bone
- developing slowly and lasting a long time
- carries bile to and from the gallbladder
- oily,acidic substance secreted by sebaceous glands
- inflammation of the cornea
- another word for body
Down
- the study of tumors
- tube that connects the oral cavity with the esophagus
- socket in which the femoral head fits
- a sudden involuntary contraction of the bronchi
- pertaining to the same side
- kneecap
- inability to remain calm, still, and free of anxiety
- continual formation of blood
- sense of smell
- the normal dynamic process of balance needed to maintain a healthy body
- named after a person or place associated with the term
- removal of fatty tissue
- new connection created between two structures
- continuous muscle spasms
- substance the moistens the oral cavity
- flap of cartilage at the opening to the larynx
- also known as organs
- also called white blood cells
- hormone that decreases the amount of glucose in the blood
40 Clues: kneecap • collar bone • sense of smell • the study of tumors • laying on one's back • also known as organs • pertaining to the ear • another word for body • pertaining to the cheek • word meaning joint pain • removal of fatty tissue • continuous muscle spasms • xray recording of a joint • inflammation of the cornea • pertaining to the same side • also called red blood cells • ...
