medical Crossword Puzzles
medical licensing exams in the usa 2025-10-24
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- A formal test of knowledge, skills or competency used to evaluate candidates; in this context the USMLE or COMLEX exams.
- Education or training undertaken after obtaining the basic medical degree (MD/DO), often in a residency program.
- The ability to apply knowledge and skills safely and effectively in medical practice.
- ( FSMB) The national association that represents all U.S. state medical boards and sets licensing standards.
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- A physician who graduated from a medical school located outside the United States or Canada and is seeking licensure in the U.S.
- Officially recognized as meeting a standard of quality (e.g., a residency program accredited by ACGME).
- A stage of graduate medical education in which a physician practices medicine under supervision in a hospital or clinic, to gain specialist training.
- A process in which a physician who already has a license further demonstrates specialty knowledge and competence, often via additional exams administered by specialty boards.
- Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) The institution that co-develops and administers the USMLE together with the FSMB.
- The formal process by which a government (state medical board) grants permission to an individual to practice medicine, typically after meeting education, training, and exam requirements.
10 Clues: The ability to apply knowledge and skills safely and effectively in medical practice. • Officially recognized as meeting a standard of quality (e.g., a residency program accredited by ACGME). • ( FSMB) The national association that represents all U.S. state medical boards and sets licensing standards. • ...
Role of Crime Scene Investigators 2021-05-20
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- when is an autopsy essential
- who performs autopsies
- what type of protective clothing do medical examiners wear at a crime scene
- who is the leading member of the investigation team
- type of evidence that medical examiner takes of body
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- what notes di they take at crime scene
- unwanted alteration of evidence that could affect the integrity of the original exhibit or the crime scene
- what is more important than an autopsy
- a role of the medical examiner
- type of equipment medical examiners bring to a scene
10 Clues: who performs autopsies • when is an autopsy essential • a role of the medical examiner • what notes di they take at crime scene • what is more important than an autopsy • who is the leading member of the investigation team • type of equipment medical examiners bring to a scene • type of evidence that medical examiner takes of body • ...
2º DAS Crossword Hospitals and Health Centres 2023-10-04
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- To permit someone to enter a hospital to receive care.
- It’s like a hospital, but it’s for the local area and has less specialist facilities (9,6,6)
- Buildings, equipment, or spaces used for specific purposes, like hospitals or x-ray machines.
- A specialized department in a hospital where people receive urgent medical care for serious injuries or illnesses.
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- A serious cardiovascular condition (5,6).
- A document with the names of people who are waiting for medical treatment (7,4).
- Flu or migraines are examples of an __________, when you don’t feel well.
- VERB When money or financial support is offered to a hospital (for example) for research and facilities.
- Medical attention or protocol that is offered to a patient to cure their condition.
- The children's _______ is on the second floor, turn left when you get out of the elevator. A building where doctors and nurses (and other professions) give medical care and treatment to people
- A synonym for “very serious”, when you’re talking about medical conditions. (4-4)
- Physical damage to the body, e.g. from doing sport; falling; a cycling accident.
12 Clues: A serious cardiovascular condition (5,6). • To permit someone to enter a hospital to receive care. • Flu or migraines are examples of an __________, when you don’t feel well. • A document with the names of people who are waiting for medical treatment (7,4). • Physical damage to the body, e.g. from doing sport; falling; a cycling accident. • ...
First Responders Crossword 2023-10-20
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- 40k a year
- Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security
- After patients are delivered to a hospital, EMTs and paramedics clean and _______ their ambulance.Career Cluster
- emergency medical technician program
- a device used to restore or assist the respiration of a person who is not breathing normally.
- methods and costs for moving people, goods, and materials.
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- a device that gives a high energy electric shock to the heart of someone who is in cardiac arrest.
- Administers first aid and emergency treatment to sick or injured persons.
- part time/full time.
- One job task is Operating equipment that monitors the heart, restarts the heart, and provides ____ to patients.
- Emergency medical services.
- Private ambulance firms,Fire departments,Hospitals
- EMT workplace
- Emergency medical technician.
- Supports patients during transport
15 Clues: 40k a year • EMT workplace • part time/full time. • Emergency medical services. • Emergency medical technician. • Supports patients during transport • emergency medical technician program • Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security • Private ambulance firms,Fire departments,Hospitals • methods and costs for moving people, goods, and materials. • ...
Healing ‘Brick City’: A Newark Doctor Returns 2024-03-15
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- to loudly express
- a strong desire to achieve something high or great
- subjection of an individual to a period of testing and trial to ascertain fitness
- caused by severe stress or injury
- refers to the period of advanced training in a medical specialty that normally follows graduation from medical school.
- awareness about something
- to be enrolled at a college or university
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- relating to the country, country people or life, or agriculture
- a written collection of memories
- prohibited or restricted by social custom
- a source of light or inspiration
- care unit in a hospital where patients are in need of close medical attention
- underlying structure : FRAMEWORK
- to come from
- a strong urge toward a particular way of life or career; a vocation
15 Clues: to come from • to loudly express • awareness about something • a written collection of memories • a source of light or inspiration • underlying structure : FRAMEWORK • caused by severe stress or injury • prohibited or restricted by social custom • to be enrolled at a college or university • a strong desire to achieve something high or great • ...
Electrifying Humanity: The Unstoppable Impact of Electricity 2024-04-11
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- Life-saving medical marvels Answer It lights up our lives, keeps us connected, entertains us, and even powers life-saving medical marvels
- The real invention that turbocharged humanity's trajectory Answer Some might say cars, others might argue for computers, but can you guess the real game-changer?
- Powers our modern world Answer Electricity is the lifeblood of our modern world
- Every time you flick a switch or fire up your computer, remember you're tapping into this power Answer The invention that's truly electrified humanity
- Army knife of inventions Lights up our lives, keeps us connected, entertains us Answer It's like the Swiss Army knife of inventions
- Animating our favorite animations Answer From illuminating our abodes to animating our favorite animations
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- Can you imagine a world without your favorite tunes or toons? Answer Can you imagine a world without your favorite tunes or toons
- marvel Powers our lives in countless ways Answer This magical marvel, this energetic enigma, powers our lives in countless ways
- How crucial is electricity? Answer It lights up our lives, keeps us connected, entertains us, and even powers life-saving medical marvels
- Why is electricity so crucial? Answer It lights up our lives, keeps us connected, entertains us, and even powers life-saving medical marvels
- Our clever scientists are constantly creating cars that sip electricity instead of guzzling gas Answer And the future? Oh, it's electric!
- Keeps us connected Answer Electricity lights up our lives, keeps us connected, entertains us, and even powers life-saving medical marvels
- Constantly cooking up new ways to use this power Answer Our clever scientists are constantly cooking up new ways to use this power
- Powering our modern world Answer It lights up our lives, keeps us connected, entertains us, and even powers life-saving medical marvels
- Picture atoms as bustling cities, electrons as speedy commuters Answer When we harness electricity, we're essentially hitching a ride on these electron expressways
15 Clues: Powers our modern world Answer Electricity is the lifeblood of our modern world • Animating our favorite animations Answer From illuminating our abodes to animating our favorite animations • marvel Powers our lives in countless ways Answer This magical marvel, this energetic enigma, powers our lives in countless ways • ...
Health 2022-02-09
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- used to describe a woman or man whose spouse has died
- to give a document to someone
- a child or relative under the age of 19, disabled, or a student under age 24
- medical care for babies and children
- the financial protection provided by insurance
- vaccines to prevent infection by a disease
- a place where drugs and medicines are prepared and sold
- to have the right to be a part of something
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- able to do or receive something
- medical department that deals with bones and muscles
- medical department that deals with skin
- happening or coming first
- money that is earned from work, etc.
13 Clues: happening or coming first • to give a document to someone • able to do or receive something • medical care for babies and children • money that is earned from work, etc. • medical department that deals with skin • vaccines to prevent infection by a disease • to have the right to be a part of something • the financial protection provided by insurance • ...
termination of pregnancy on evidence based medicine. septic abortion 2025-03-12
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- class used in septic abortion treatment (Cephalosporins)
- gestational limit for medical abortion in most countries (Twelve Weeks)
- systemic infection due to abortion complications (Septic Shock)
- method for first-trimester abortion (Vacuum Aspiration)
- commonly used with mifepristone for abortion (Misoprostol)
- method to reduce septic abortion rates (Contraception)
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- medical drug used for medical abortion (Mifepristone)
- commonly involved in septic abortion (Clostridium)
- finding in retained products of conception (Echogenic Debris)
- surgical treatment for septic abortion with uterine perforation (Hysterectomy)
- blocked by mifepristone to induce abortion (Progesterone)
- complication of unsafe abortion (Sepsis)
- IV fluid for resuscitation in septic abortion (Normal Saline)
- for incomplete removal of pregnancy tissue post-abortion (Incomplete Abortion)
14 Clues: complication of unsafe abortion (Sepsis) • commonly involved in septic abortion (Clostridium) • medical drug used for medical abortion (Mifepristone) • method to reduce septic abortion rates (Contraception) • method for first-trimester abortion (Vacuum Aspiration) • class used in septic abortion treatment (Cephalosporins) • ...
health 2021-11-05
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- An injury caused by an impact that damages soft tissues and underlying blood vessels.
- Device that stops all blood flow to a limb.
- :Drugs or medicines that are used to treat or prevent bacterial infections.
- A condition where in the body is not getting enough blood flow
- :the medical term which means relating to the heart.
- rate blood pressure and cause blood vessels to constrict and strengthen in response to stress.
- A hormone that increases the heart rate,
- A medication that is applied to the skin
- :It is the inability to breathe because the trachea is blocked
- A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart to all parts of the body
- A medical term that refers to the chest pain or discomfort that is caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.
- A medical term for deep cut or tears in the flesh or skin.
- points Place on the body where blood flow can be stopped by applying direct pressure to a major artery.
- :It occurs when there’s a little amount of oxygen supply to the brain
- :A medical term referring to or relating to the heart and the lungs.
- An injury
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- A wound or injury that has a small entry, which is in contrast to an open cut.
- Bleeding Condition that occurs when there is a sudden need for immediate action.
- :A device that uses electrical shocks to restore normal heartbeat and correct abnormal heart rhythm.
- Cuts or laceration is a wound caused by a tear or a deep cut in the flesh or skin.
- A bacterial disease that is characterized by spasm of voluntary muscles
- A surgical wound
- :Soft tissue injury a tearing away of a section of kin or other soft tissue from the deeper layers causing severe bleedings
- Tactile arterial palpitation of the heartbeat.
- The process of which air is inhaled through the mouth or nose, and then air is expelled from the lungs due to muscle contraction and relaxation
- :A medical term used to refer to the damage to the skin through to scraping or wearing away.
- The medical term for bruise.
- attack :Occurs when the flow of oxygen-carrying blood to the heart is blocked often due to fat build-up
- Another term for bleeding.
- The respiratory tract where air passes in and out of the lungs The nose and the mouth are the normal entry and exit ports of the airway.
- Pain :A feeling of tightness, heavy pressure, or crushing pain around the chest area between the neck and upper abdomen.
31 Clues: An injury • A surgical wound • Another term for bleeding. • The medical term for bruise. • A hormone that increases the heart rate, • A medication that is applied to the skin • Device that stops all blood flow to a limb. • Tactile arterial palpitation of the heartbeat. • :the medical term which means relating to the heart. • ...
Chapter 2 Terms 2022-09-30
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- a person’s private health information, which includes name, address, telephone number, social security number, email address, and medical record number.
- the principal of keeping information private
- the use of words or actions to cause another person to feel fearful of being harmed.
- a diagnostic test determined by CLIA to be simple, easy to perform, and involving little risk of error; phlebotomists can often perform these tests.
- a medical order that instructs medical professionals not to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest.
- branch of law dealing with disputes between individuals.
- a violation of civil law, e.g. negligence.
- in health care, acknowledgement of agreement to treatment or to a procedure.
- in health care, acknowledgement of agreement to treatment or to a procedure that is given after receiving information regarding risks and benefits; informed consent must usually be documented before treatment begins.
- an action, or the failure to act or provide the proper care, that results in unintended injury to a person.
- the intentional touching of another person without permission.
- purposeful mistreatment that causes physical, mental, or emotional pain or injury to
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- the assumption that a person agrees to treatment or to a procedure; allows medical treatment to be provided in emergency situations, for example, even if the patient is not able to express consent.
- a person less than 18 years of age
- diagnostic test performed near or in the presence of the patient; many are CLIA waived.
- a legal document that allows people to decide what kind of medical care they wish to have in the event they are unable to make those decisions themselves.
- consent that is actively, consciously acknowledged.
- related to the ability to think and process information.
- a rule established to ensure order and safety.
- a type of advance directive that outlines specific medical care a person wants, or does not want, in case he becomes unable to make those decisions.
- the knowledge of right and wrong.
- person who is legally required to report suspected or observed abuse or neglect due to regular contact with vulnerable populations.
- a federal agency within the US Department of Health and Human Services that is responsible for Medicare and Medicaid, among many other responsibilities.
- branch of law dealing with offenses considered to harm all of society.
- a nonprofit membership organization concerned with providing information to the healthcare industry and the public regarding healthcare issues and trends.
25 Clues: the knowledge of right and wrong. • a person less than 18 years of age • a violation of civil law, e.g. negligence. • the principal of keeping information private • a rule established to ensure order and safety. • consent that is actively, consciously acknowledged. • related to the ability to think and process information. • ...
NUR 203 Vocabulary Week 1 Spring 2021 2020-12-14
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- An illness or a particular problem.
- A drug is defined as any chemical that can affect living processes.
- A disease, harmful complication, or other ill effect by any medical activity, including diagnosis, intervention, error, or negligence.
- The subjective experience(s) reported by the person with disease.
- The study of drugs and their interactions with living systems.
- The number of new cases occurring in a specific time period.
- The period when the symptoms become worse or more severe.
- The period when symptoms disappear or diminish significantly.
- The expected outcome of a disease.
- The number of existing cases within a population during a specific time period.
- The use of drugs to diagnose, prevent, or treat disease or to prevent pregnancy.
- The objective alteration(s) that can be observed or measured by another person
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- Diseases that occur as a result of medical treatment.
- The investigation of structural alterations in cells, tissues, and organs, which can help identify the cause of a particular disease.
- A group of symptoms that occur together and may be caused by several interrelated problems or a specific disease.
- The study of tracking patterns or disease occurrence and transmission among populations and by geographic areas.
- The onset of a symptom or disease in a person who is already coping with another existing disease.
- The pattern of tissue changes associated with the development of disease.
- The medical use of drugs.
- Unwanted outcomes of having a disease or are the result of trauma.
- Diseases that are acquired as a consequence of medical treatment.
- The cause of disease.
22 Clues: The cause of disease. • The medical use of drugs. • The expected outcome of a disease. • An illness or a particular problem. • Diseases that occur as a result of medical treatment. • The period when the symptoms become worse or more severe. • The number of new cases occurring in a specific time period. • The period when symptoms disappear or diminish significantly. • ...
Information Technology 2018-03-22
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- This is a note or document that is written to convey all information obtained by a clinician throughout a patient evaluation process.
- This acronym can include an individual’s medical history, current symptoms, biometric data, information about their lifestyle and more. This information is then submitted electronically to assist medical providers with diagnosis and treatment.
- Coding also allows for ___________ documentation between medical facilities.
- This increased scope gives coders much more flexibility and specificity.
- This is information that can be measured
- HCPCS is pronounced how? (two words)
- In the code A01.021S "S" stands for?
- How many characters is the code set for ICD-10-CM?
- How many procedure code types do we have?
- According to the _________ there were over 1.4 billion patient visits in the US.
- Information that is told to the clinician.
- S42.414A this code is for a fracture of what bone?
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- The ICD-10-CM is divided into three _________.
- In the acronym ICD the letter D stands for?
- clinical modification (CM) is a set of __________ put in place by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
- CM stands for Clinical ______________.
- ICD codes are used to represent a doctor’s ____________.
- How many revisions have the codes gone through currently?
- Who maintains the procedural codes?
- What month was the hard deadline for the upgrade from ICD9 to 10
- tid is how many times per day?
- The P in CPT stands for?
- H61.323 what side is this located on? (another term for this)
- ICD codes were established by?
- Past Medical History
25 Clues: Past Medical History • The P in CPT stands for? • tid is how many times per day? • ICD codes were established by? • Who maintains the procedural codes? • HCPCS is pronounced how? (two words) • In the code A01.021S "S" stands for? • CM stands for Clinical ______________. • This is information that can be measured • How many procedure code types do we have? • ...
Sports Medicine Team 2025-01-09
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- Uses manual techniques to alleviate muscle tension and promote recovery.
- Helps injured athletes regain the skills needed for daily activities and sports participation.
- A medical doctor responsible for diagnosing and treating athletes' injuries and medical conditions.
- Manages the organizational aspects of sports teams and facilities.
- Focuses on designing and implementing recovery programs for injured athletes.
- Focuses on the mental well-being of athletes, helping them enhance performance and cope with the pressures of competition.
- Provides dietary advice to optimize athletic performance and ensure proper nutrition.
- Responsible for maintaining and managing athletic gear and equipment.
- Analyzes athletes' movements to improve performance and reduce injury risk.
- A surgeon who focuses on issues related to the musculoskeletal system, often performing surgeries to repair injuries.
- Provides immediate medical care during sports events in case of injuries.
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- Analyzes performance data to provide insights that can enhance training and strategy.
- Studies the body's responses to physical activity and develops fitness programs to improve athletic performance.
- Develops training programs to improve athletes' strength, speed, and endurance.
- A certified professional who specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating muscle and bone injuries.
- A healthcare professional who helps athletes recover from injuries through specialized exercises and treatments.
- Provides nursing care specifically tailored to athletes, assisting with injury prevention and recovery.
- Specializes in diagnosing and treating neuromuscular disorders, often through manual adjustment of the spine.
- Studies human movement and applies this knowledge to help athletes improve performance and prevent injuries.
- A medical professional specializing in the treatment of foot and ankle conditions.
20 Clues: Manages the organizational aspects of sports teams and facilities. • Responsible for maintaining and managing athletic gear and equipment. • Uses manual techniques to alleviate muscle tension and promote recovery. • Provides immediate medical care during sports events in case of injuries. • ...
Engineers 2016-01-14
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- makes sure things are in good quality
- study dna
- Design rail roads
- Makes jet engines
- design phones
- Makes food processing
- Human movements
- makes medicine for animals
- wires
- and Sewer makes sure water is fresh
- Designs Animal Habitates
- make sure buildings are strong
- Designs power plants
- make sure your utilities work
- Test stress points of materials
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- Design roadways
- Makes brakes
- makes airplanes
- oil mining
- Insulate building
- Makes tunnels
- make tools for doctors
- makes advancements in health technology
- designs X-Rays
- supervise lighting
- makes paper making machines
26 Clues: wires • study dna • oil mining • Makes brakes • design phones • Makes tunnels • designs X-Rays • Design roadways • makes airplanes • Human movements • Design rail roads • Makes jet engines • Insulate building • supervise lighting • Designs power plants • Makes food processing • make tools for doctors • Designs Animal Habitates • makes medicine for animals • makes paper making machines • ...
jason's general knowledge quiz 2016-06-07
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- federal agency granting awards for medical and health research
- sara's favorite animal
- favorite species in the reef tank
- name of teacher sara works with
- online footwear obsession
- sara's first car
- sara's first college major at UD
- the best tv channel ever created
- favourite author
- london's real middle name
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- best australian charity
- worst habit
- favorite clothing maker/designer
- what to do when a child exhibits attention-seeking behavior
- haddonfield mascot
- best form of exercise for overall health and cardiovascular maintenance
- best sport in track and field
- favorite american painter
- "made in ______"
- federal agency granting awards for non-medical research
20 Clues: worst habit • sara's first car • "made in ______" • favourite author • haddonfield mascot • sara's favorite animal • best australian charity • favorite american painter • online footwear obsession • london's real middle name • best sport in track and field • name of teacher sara works with • favorite clothing maker/designer • sara's first college major at UD • ...
U4D3 Esp.3 Santillana: Consulta médica 2021-05-26
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- the lungs
- the doctor's consult
- to take one's pulse
- the medical check-up
- the medical specialists
- the psychologist (m)
- the muscles
- to give stitches
- to prescribe
- the ophthalmologist (m)
- the pediatrician (f)
- the pills
- the physical exam
- the dentist (f)
- the liver
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- to bump
- the human body
- to be swollen
- the stomach
- the bones
- the blood test
- the x-ray
- the brain
- the symptoms
- to be dizzy
- the heart
- to have chills
- the intestine
- the diagnosis
- to be broken
- the antibiotic
31 Clues: to bump • the lungs • the bones • the x-ray • the brain • the heart • the pills • the liver • the stomach • the muscles • to be dizzy • the symptoms • to prescribe • to be broken • to be swollen • the intestine • the diagnosis • the human body • the blood test • to have chills • the antibiotic • the dentist (f) • to give stitches • the physical exam • to take one's pulse • the doctor's consult • the medical check-up • ...
Cross word puzle 2022-10-21
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- Cons a yhat
- prepare mechanical or digital drawings
- Does x rays
- Teaches people how to play a violin
- Cleans the ice.
- Create a game call falls guy
- handles taxes
- Recuts people for sports
- They design vehicles
- Makes jewelry
- Spends time learning about the human body and treats medical conditions.
- man Owns a water park
- A mortgage loan provider.
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- Umps baseball games
- Eye care person
- Someone who creates sales
- Builds cars
- Helps with doctors
- Rechers the environment
- Creator games.
- medical engineering
- Operate machines
- Creates highways.
- Builds landscapes
- Makes books
- Makes baby kangaroos
26 Clues: Cons a yhat • Builds cars • Does x rays • Makes books • handles taxes • Makes jewelry • Creator games. • Eye care person • Cleans the ice. • Operate machines • Creates highways. • Builds landscapes • Helps with doctors • Umps baseball games • medical engineering • They design vehicles • Makes baby kangaroos • man Owns a water park • Rechers the environment • Recuts people for sports • ...
CALLTAKER 2023-11-20
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- ___ CONTROL-SICK, INJURED, AGGRESSIVE ONLY
- HOSPITAL IN ROCK HILL
- ___ OTHER AGENCY
- ___ INVESTIGATION-FOR HOSPICE DEATHS
- DO YOU NEED POLICE, FIRE, OR ___
- NAME OF ROAD AT EXIT 77
- FROM HARDWIRED PHONE AT BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE
- FALL WITHOUT INJURIES
- MOTOR ___ ACCIDENT
- NAME OF ROAD AT EXIT 88
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- THEFT
- MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO GET FROM CALLER
- OFTEN HEARD BUT NOT SEEN
- WHEN NO OTHER MEDICAL CALLTYPE FITS
- PASS OUT
- MAJOR HIGHWAY THAT RUNS NORTH TO SOUTH FROM CHESTER TO CHARLOTTE
- BREAK INTO CAR/HOUSE
- HIGHER RANKING ON AMBULANCE
- ___COUNTY 911
- ___ CHECK (LAW)
- LABEL FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WE DISPATCH
21 Clues: THEFT • PASS OUT • ___COUNTY 911 • ___ CHECK (LAW) • ___ OTHER AGENCY • MOTOR ___ ACCIDENT • BREAK INTO CAR/HOUSE • HOSPITAL IN ROCK HILL • FALL WITHOUT INJURIES • NAME OF ROAD AT EXIT 77 • NAME OF ROAD AT EXIT 88 • OFTEN HEARD BUT NOT SEEN • HIGHER RANKING ON AMBULANCE • DO YOU NEED POLICE, FIRE, OR ___ • WHEN NO OTHER MEDICAL CALLTYPE FITS • ___ INVESTIGATION-FOR HOSPICE DEATHS • ...
La Salud y El Cuerpo: Crucigrama de Vocabulario Medico 2026-03-24
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- concept of being physically well
- The act of injuring a part of the body
- Part of the body that pumps blood
- Place where you buy medicine
- When you have flu
- Place where the doctor works
- Medical pill
- Body part used for speaking and eating
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- Action: to “cough”
- To have a reaction to something (pollen, food)
- Action: when the doctor gives you medicine
- Body part: stomach
- receiving an injection
- Medicine that fights infections
- part: knee
- Part of the body where the brain is located
- part: finger
- Action: to say “achoo”
- Small medical facility
- Body part: to see
20 Clues: part: knee • part: finger • Medical pill • When you have flu • Body part: to see • Action: to “cough” • Body part: stomach • receiving an injection • Action: to say “achoo” • Small medical facility • Place where you buy medicine • Place where the doctor works • Medicine that fights infections • concept of being physically well • Part of the body that pumps blood • ...
Urinary System Arleth 2025-04-16
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- kidney stone
- surgical removal of a body part or tissue
- inflammation of a specific organ or tissue
- medical procedure that involves examining the bladder
- surgical removal of a kidney
- urinary tract infection
- a stone has been form
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- blood formin in the urinee
- A test that determines the content of the urine
- means kidney
- inflammation in the bladder
- prefix denoting many, multiple
- process of filtering the blood
- abnormal
- surgical repair
- presence in the urine
- without or lack of
- use in many medical terms, especially in pathology
- the urinary bladder
- a connection to urine
20 Clues: abnormal • means kidney • kidney stone • surgical repair • without or lack of • the urinary bladder • presence in the urine • a connection to urine • a stone has been form • urinary tract infection • blood formin in the urinee • inflammation in the bladder • surgical removal of a kidney • prefix denoting many, multiple • process of filtering the blood • ...
Services 2025-03-27
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- "Place for medical treatment"
- "Place to buy medicine and toiletries"
- "Place to watch films"
- "Place for a haircut"
- "Place to enjoy a meal"
- "Place for teeth care"
- "Large store for groceries"
- "Place to book vacations"
- "Place for books and reading"
- "Store selling athletic gear"
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- "Place for hairstyling and treatments"
- "Self-service laundry facility"
- "Where you send letters"
- "Place for children while parents are away"
- "Where animals receive medical care"
- "Place to manage money"
- "Place to buy apparel"
- "Casual drinking and socializing spot"
- "Place to park your car"
- "Place where bread and cakes are baked"
20 Clues: "Place for a haircut" • "Place to watch films" • "Place to buy apparel" • "Place for teeth care" • "Place to manage money" • "Place to enjoy a meal" • "Where you send letters" • "Place to park your car" • "Place to book vacations" • "Large store for groceries" • "Place for medical treatment" • "Place for books and reading" • "Store selling athletic gear" • ...
Electronics 2024-10-29
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- cardioplumonary resuscitation
- stops voltage from entering body through hands
- sudden discharge of electrical current through body
- created by friction
- personal protective equipment
- another name for antistatic wrist strap
- provides insulation on feet
- transfer static energy from one thing to another
- document that informs you of hazardous materials
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- safe path for fault current
- NEC
- abnormal surges in electrical current
- occupational safety and health administration
- medical assistance before full medical arrives
- wear to protect eyes
- ground fault circuit interruptor
16 Clues: NEC • created by friction • wear to protect eyes • safe path for fault current • provides insulation on feet • cardioplumonary resuscitation • personal protective equipment • ground fault circuit interruptor • abnormal surges in electrical current • another name for antistatic wrist strap • occupational safety and health administration • ...
Types of Doctors 2023-04-05
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- practitioner A doctor who treats acute and chronic illnesses and provides preventive care and health education to patients of all ages-
- A medical doctor who specializes in conditions that affect the skin, hair, and nails.
- a doctor who deals with the diseases of children
- A doctor who treats cancer and provides medical care for a person diagnosed with cancer.
- A medical healthcare provider who examines bodies and body tissues. He or she is also responsible for performing lab tests.
- A doctor who is skilled in and licensed to practice the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases, injuries, and malformations of the teeth, jaws, and mouth and who makes and inserts false teeth
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- Specialists in digestive organs, including the stomach, bowels, pancreas, liver, and gallbladder.
- A medical doctor who performs surgery.
- A medical professional who specializes in the medical field of anesthesiology.
- A doctor who specializes in treating diseases of the nervous system, which includes the brain and spinal cord.
10 Clues: A medical doctor who performs surgery. • a doctor who deals with the diseases of children • A medical professional who specializes in the medical field of anesthesiology. • A medical doctor who specializes in conditions that affect the skin, hair, and nails. • A doctor who treats cancer and provides medical care for a person diagnosed with cancer. • ...
hospital 2023-06-19
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- A small, sharp knife used by surgeons during surgical procedures.
- A material used to cover wounds or injuries to protect them and aid in healing.
- A person receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital.
- A medical instrument used by doctors to listen to the sounds inside the body, such as the heartbeat or lungs.
- Devices used to support walking when a person has difficulty with mobility due to an injury or disability.
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- A chair with wheels used to help people with mobility issues move around.
- A healthcare professional who takes care of patients, helps with their needs, and administers medications.
- A type of medical imaging that creates images of the inside of the body, allowing doctors to diagnose injuries or illnesses.
- A vehicle equipped with medical supplies to transport sick or injured individuals to the hospital.
- Substances or treatments used to prevent, treat, or manage illnesses and diseases.
- An instrument used to measure body temperature, often placed under the tongue or armpit.
- A medical device used to administer medication or draw blood for tests.
12 Clues: A person receiving medical care or treatment in a hospital. • A small, sharp knife used by surgeons during surgical procedures. • 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. • A material used to cover wounds or injuries to protect them and aid in healing. • ...
2022 Hospital Week 2022-03-21
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- a medical technique that delivers fluids, medications and nutrients directly into a person's vein
- advanced medically necessary care and treatment of specific physical, mental or behavioral health conditions
- the science dealing with X-rays and other high-energy radiation, especially the use of such radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease
- the branch of medical practice that treats injuries, diseases, and deformities by the physical removal, repair, or readjustment of organs and tissues, often involving cutting into the body
- a room or building equipped for scientific experiments, research, or teaching, or for the manufacture of drugs or chemicals.
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- a qualified practitioner of medicine
- a person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment
- an institution providing medical and surgical treatment and nursing care for sick or injured people
- a substance used for medical treatment, especially a medicine or drug
- a vehicle specially equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from the hospital, especially in emergencies.
- a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action
- a store where medicinal drugs are dispensed and sold
12 Clues: a qualified practitioner of medicine • a store where medicinal drugs are dispensed and sold • a person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment • a substance used for medical treatment, especially a medicine or drug • a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action • ...
TAGME Puzzle 2021-01-24
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- Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program
- City where ACGME Headquarters is located
- A _____ resident is a trainee planinng to complete the entire program
- Acronym for the Residency Review Committee, a committee that provides peer review evaluation that helps programs assess meeting/ compliance with accreditation status
- The ___________ must approve any Program Director changes
- City where ECFMG is headquartered
- Residents and Fellows apply through this website
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- Month of resident match
- Voluntary, compensated medical work
- Organization that determines eligibilty for International Medical Graduates to enter a U.S. training program
- Number of times per year the GMEC must meet
- Head resident in a training program
- Academic experience chosen by resident or fellow apprroved by program director
- Night____ on-site duty during evening hours
- Acronym for American Board of Medical Specialties
15 Clues: Month of resident match • City where ECFMG is headquartered • Voluntary, compensated medical work • Head resident in a training program • City where ACGME Headquarters is located • Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program • Number of times per year the GMEC must meet • Night____ on-site duty during evening hours • Residents and Fellows apply through this website • ...
Nursing Terms 2023-01-21
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- Equipment inserted to eliminate the need for a patient to use a bedpan or bathroom
- Physical therapy on patients to improve the movement of joints
- Where residents eat in groups
- Not breathing appropriately during sleep
- Listening device used to examine heartbeats
- Tool to assist in transferring patients
- Piece of equipment attached to the sides of a bed to prevent patients rolling
- Device used to alert medical staff that a patient needs assistance
- When a patient is completely flat on a bed
- A human model used in training medical staff on procedures
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- The lower portion of a female
- A tool to keep a patient's privacy
- Assisting patients to walk
- Tool to help mobilize patients who can not walk
- Pharmaceuticals used to alleviate patient medical issues
15 Clues: Assisting patients to walk • The lower portion of a female • Where residents eat in groups • A tool to keep a patient's privacy • Tool to assist in transferring patients • Not breathing appropriately during sleep • When a patient is completely flat on a bed • Listening device used to examine heartbeats • Tool to help mobilize patients who can not walk • ...
Pediatrics 2026-03-11
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- A doctor who specializes in the medical care of children
- actions taken to stop a disease or problem before it happens
- Harmful treatment, physical, emotional, or sexual
- A deeply distressing or harmful experience
- Failure to provide basic needs for a child
- A very young child, usually between birth and one year old
- A young child between about one and three years old
- The identification of a disease or medical condition
- The process of growing physically, mentally, and emotionally
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- A young person who is developing from childhood to adulthood
- The branch of medicine caring for children
- Medical care given to help cure or manage a disease
- A feeling of excessive worry, fear, or nervousness
- Treatment to heal or improve health, mental or physical
- Persistent sadness affecting mood and behavior
15 Clues: The branch of medicine caring for children • A deeply distressing or harmful experience • Failure to provide basic needs for a child • Persistent sadness affecting mood and behavior • Harmful treatment, physical, emotional, or sexual • A feeling of excessive worry, fear, or nervousness • Medical care given to help cure or manage a disease • ...
Rehab Crossword 2021-10-04
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- physical therapist
- occupational therapist
- SHORT TERM, LESS THAN 30 DAYS
- respiratory therapist
- certified nursing assistant
- works with patients, providers, and insurers to coordinate all services
- speech language pathologist
- ability to move
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- Medical emergency due to a lack of blood to the brain
- FEDERAL PRIVACY RULES
- LONG TERM, MORE THAN 30 DAYS
- registered nurse
- Federal program that provides medical funding for patients over 65
- environmental services
- length of stay
15 Clues: length of stay • ability to move • registered nurse • physical therapist • FEDERAL PRIVACY RULES • respiratory therapist • occupational therapist • environmental services • certified nursing assistant • speech language pathologist • LONG TERM, MORE THAN 30 DAYS • SHORT TERM, LESS THAN 30 DAYS • Medical emergency due to a lack of blood to the brain • ...
Ch. 03 Health Care Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - Key Terms 2026-09-15
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- Foster Home A small, home-like place where a few older adults or people with disabilities live and get help with daily chores.
- Services Medical care, tests, or minor surgeries that let patients go home the same day without staying overnight.
- A government insurance program that helps cover health costs for people with low incomes or disabilities.
- A patient who is admitted to a hospital and stays overnight for treatment.
- Care focused on relieving pain, stress, and symptoms of a serious illness to make a patient more comfortable, even if the disease cannot be cured.
- Medicine Non-traditional health practices used together with regular medical treatments, like using meditation to help lower blood pressure alongside prescription drugs.
- Hospitals Specialized hospitals designed to care for and treat people experiencing severe mental health conditions.
- Homes Residential centers that provide 24-hour care and supervision for people who cannot care for themselves at home.
- Therapy Pressing and rubbing muscles and soft tissues to ease tension, relieve pain, and lower stress.
- An ancient Greek doctor known as the "Father of Medicine" who taught that diseases come from natural causes rather than punishment from gods.
- Medicine Choosing treatments specifically based on a person's unique genes, environment, and lifestyle.
- An alternative medicine system based on the idea that "like cures like," using tiny amounts of natural substances to spark body healing.
- Pain Medication Powerful prescription drugs used to treat severe pain.
- Nursing Facility A center providing round-the-clock intensive medical care and physical therapy for patients recovering from illness or injury.
- Nursing Care Facility A facility providing basic medical and personal care for people who need help, but do not require complex, round-the-clock nursing.
- Living Residence Housing for older adults who need help with daily tasks like cooking or bathing, but do not need 24-hour medical nursing care.
- To undergo a genetic change or alteration in a cell, bacteria, or virus.
- Services Medical care and treatments given to patients who do not need to stay overnight in a hospital.
- Adherence Taking prescribed medicine exactly as directed by a doctor, including correct amounts and timing.
- Malls Buildings that group many different medical clinics, testing labs, and therapy offices together in one convenient location.
- Special comfort care and emotional support for patients who are near the end of life and their families.
- Healthcare focused on fixing joint and bone problems—especially in the spine—using hands-on adjustments.
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- Medicine Health treatments used in place of standard medical care, such as using herbal remedies instead of surgery.
- An umbrella term for a serious drop in memory and thinking skills that makes it hard to manage everyday life.
- Medicine An approach to healthcare that treats the whole person—including physical, mental, emotional, and social health—rather than just treating symptoms.
- Drug Therapy Cancer treatments using drugs designed to strike specific cancer cells without causing as much harm to normal, healthy cells.
- Disease A progressive brain disorder that gradually damages memory, thinking skills, and the ability to do basic daily tasks.
- Disparities Unfair differences in health outcomes or access to medical care between different groups of people.
- Medicine Standard modern medicine that relies on science, drugs, radiation, and surgery to treat diseases.
- Physical body symptoms (like stomach pain or headaches) caused or made worse by mental stress or emotional strain.
- Statistics Official public records tracking major life events in a population, such as births, deaths, and marriages.
- Therapy Replacing or fixing damaged genes inside a person's cells to help cure or treat genetic diseases.
- An ancient Chinese practice using very thin needles placed in specific spots on the body to relieve pain and help healing.
- Medicine Tailoring health treatment plans to fit an individual patient's unique background, body, and needs.
- A type of medical care that places extra emphasis on the body's bones, muscles, and joint alignment to aid natural healing.
- Making active, healthy daily choices to keep your mind and body in good overall health.
- Medicine Healthcare that combines standard treatments with evidence-based complementary practices.
- Getting permission from a health insurance plan before receiving a specific test or treatment so they agree to cover the cost.
- An outbreak of an infectious disease that spreads across many countries or worldwide.
- Consciousness A nursing theory focused on helping patients live meaningful lives by focusing on what they can do rather than their physical limitations.
- Care Community A residential facility offering a full range of living options—from independent apartments to nursing care—so residents can stay in one community as they age.
- Racism Unconscious biases or stereotypes that affect how healthcare providers treat patients without realizing it.
42 Clues: To undergo a genetic change or alteration in a cell, bacteria, or virus. • A patient who is admitted to a hospital and stays overnight for treatment. • Pain Medication Powerful prescription drugs used to treat severe pain. • An outbreak of an infectious disease that spreads across many countries or worldwide. • ...
NUR 203 Vocabulary Week 1 Spring 20213 2021-01-10
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- An illness or a particular problem.
- Any chemical that can affect living processes.
- A disease, harmful complication, or other ill effect by any medical activity, including diagnosis, intervention, error, or negligence.
- The subjective experience reported by the person with disease.
- The study of drugs and their interactions with living systems.
- The number of new cases occurring in a specific time period.
- The period when the symptoms become worse or more severe.
- The period when symptoms disappear or diminish significantly.
- The expected outcome of a disease.
- The number of existing cases within a population during a specific time period.
- The use of drugs to diagnose, prevent, or treat disease.
- The objective alteration that can be observed or measured by another person
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- Disease(s) that occur as a result of medical treatment.
- The investigation of structural alterations in cells, tissues, and organs, which can help identify the cause of a particular disease.
- A group of symptoms that occur together and may be caused by several interrelated problems or a specific disease.
- The study of tracking patterns or disease occurrence and transmission among populations and by geographic areas.
- The onset of a symptom or disease in a person who is already coping with another existing disease.
- The pattern of tissue changes associated with the development of disease.
- The medical use of drugs.
- Unwanted outcomes of having a disease or as the result of trauma.
- Diseases that are acquired as a consequence of medical treatment.
- The cause of disease.
22 Clues: The cause of disease. • The medical use of drugs. • The expected outcome of a disease. • An illness or a particular problem. • Any chemical that can affect living processes. • Disease(s) that occur as a result of medical treatment. • The use of drugs to diagnose, prevent, or treat disease. • The period when the symptoms become worse or more severe. • ...
Black History Month Crossword Challenge 2025-01-15
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- 1967 U.S. Supreme Court Case That Invalidated Laws Prohibiting Interracial Marriage
- First African American Woman To Be A Principal Dancer With The American Ballet Theatre
- African American Mathematician And Physicist For NASA
- First Medical School For African Americans
- Founder And Former Publisher Of The Miami Times
- Civil Rights Leader Who Founded The National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People (NAACP)
- First African American Female Astronaut In Space
- First African American To Serve As The U.S. Secretary Of State
- Creator Behind Black History Month
- Movement To End Racial Segregation And Discrimination In The United States
- Historic Area, Known As The 'Harlem Of The South”
- Event That Led To Significant Reforms In Medical Ethics And Patient Rights
- 44th President, First African American President In US History (247 Years)
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- First African American High School In Miami
- First African American Licensed Nurse
- U.S. Supreme Court decision ending segregation in public schools.
- African American Inventor Of The Gamma Electric Cell
- First Government-Funded Hospital To Serve The African American Community
- First Emergency Medical Service In The United States
- First Black Person To Receive A Nursing Degree From The University Of Miami And First Black Person To Chair The Florida Board Of Nursing
- Annual Commemoration Of The End Of Slavery In The United States After The Civil War
- First African American Millionaire In Miami
- First Black Woman To Accept A Spot In The Neurosurgery Position At The Vanderbilt University's Medical Center
- Miami’s First Black-Only Beach On August 1st, 1945
24 Clues: Creator Behind Black History Month • First African American Licensed Nurse • First Medical School For African Americans • First African American High School In Miami • First African American Millionaire In Miami • Founder And Former Publisher Of The Miami Times • First African American Female Astronaut In Space • Historic Area, Known As The 'Harlem Of The South” • ...
Going to the Hospital – Vocabulary (x30) 2025-02-12
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- The boy will stay in _____ after breaking his arm.
- feeling sleepy
- a dull pain in a part of your body
- Betty's new born baby is in the _____.
- If you have heart problems go directly to the ---.
- a buildup of thick mucus in our chest or nose
- People who help patients in their rooms can be found at the ---.
- usually an injection that prompts the body to develop antibodies to increase an immunity
- Please check-in at _____ for minor injuries or illnesses.
- illnesses which affect people, animals or plants
- unable to sleep through the night
- to arrange a time to see the doctor
- After knee surgery, Joe will need _____.
- to throw up
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- feeling you are NOT strong
- medical doctor
- actions performed on a patient which include tests with medical technology
- cannot feel a part of your body
- feeling unbalanced and you are spinning
- Mary will go to the _____ to get a blood test.
- John is very sick and is in the _____ for a week.
- feeling like you are going to vomit or throw up
- receptionist, a person who schedules and registers patients for doctor appointments
- an appointment, not to be able to make a scheduled time
- Major injuries often require _____.
- conditions that tell a doctor what is wrong with a person who is sick
- a feeling of not having energy
- Sue must first go to _____ to look at her broken arm.
28 Clues: to throw up • medical doctor • feeling sleepy • feeling you are NOT strong • a feeling of not having energy • cannot feel a part of your body • unable to sleep through the night • a dull pain in a part of your body • Major injuries often require _____. • to arrange a time to see the doctor • Betty's new born baby is in the _____. • feeling unbalanced and you are spinning • ...
vocab review 2022-10-27
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- refers to the appropriate and responsible use of technology, such as choosing an appropriate password and keeping it secure.
- is the field of study that combines health science/biology and mechanical engineering.
- medical instrument used in listening to sounds produced by the body.
- also called a sphygmometer, a medical instrument used to measure blood pressure.
- the process of maintaining or preserving someone or something
- is an approach to solving problems in a way that can be implemented with a computer.
- are artificial body parts designed to replace missing parts of the body.
- focuses on industrial applications of computer science, such as installing software rather than creating it.
- is the removal of a limb from trauma, medical illness, or surgery.
- software used for creating and designing.
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- a prototyping and manufacturing tool used primarily by engineers, designers, and artists to cut and etch into flat material.
- refers to amputations performed between the hand and the elbow.
- a design plan or other technical drawing.
- a computer suitable for use at an ordinary desk.
- is a sequence of steps designed to accomplish a specific task.
- an institution providing medical and surgical treatment and nursing care for sick or injured people.
- is the study of computers and algorithmic processes.
- the technical equipment or machinery needed for a particular activity or purpose.
- a set of related measures or activities with a particular long-term aim.
- software used to create a three dimensional object in a virtual environment before manufacturing it.
- fix or mend
21 Clues: fix or mend • a design plan or other technical drawing. • software used for creating and designing. • a computer suitable for use at an ordinary desk. • is the study of computers and algorithmic processes. • the process of maintaining or preserving someone or something • is a sequence of steps designed to accomplish a specific task. • ...
EHR Chapter 6 2022-02-16
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- The process of contacting the insurance carrier and receiving validation of coverage for that patient, deductible status, and co-pay amount.
- Accounts ________ Monies being paid from the medical practice
- Medical _______ The fact that there is a medical reason to perform a procedure or service.
- Explanation of _________/EOB An explanation of the charges for services, the amount paid by the insurance company, and the amount due by the subscriber, which is sent to the subscriber
- Accounts ________ Monies coming into a medical practice
- Intentional deception, which in healthcare takes advantage of a patient, or an insurance company
- Coding system required by Medicare and Medicaid to document services and procedures. Acronym for Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System
- A form of cost-sharing in which the insurance carrier pays a percentage of the claim and the patient pays the remaining percentage.
- The amount due from the patient at the time of the office visit
- __________ diagnosis -The reason, after study, determined to be chiefly responsible for the patient’s admission to the hospital.
- Lists the services and procedures by CPT® code and description of the service, provided by a healthcare facility along with the charge for each service.
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- A formal, written document that describes how the hospital or physician’s practice ensures rules, regulations, and standards are being adhered to.
- ___________ advice (RA)-A detailed accounting of the claims for which payment is being made by an insurance company; usually accompanies the payment.
- The out-of-pocket payment amount that a policyholder must meet before insurance covers the service
- Posting of charges and the payment of claims in the practice management system to update patients’ accounts.
- The primary person covered by an insurance plan.
- The process of reviewing claims by the insurance carrier to determine payment.
- On an insurance claim, the relationship between each procedure and a diagnosis to demonstrate medical necessity.
- _______ Care Act Signed into law in 2010, the ACA resulted in improved access to affordable healthcare coverage and protection from abusive practices
- Coding and billing that is inconsistent with typical coding and billing practices
20 Clues: The primary person covered by an insurance plan. • Accounts ________ Monies coming into a medical practice • Accounts ________ Monies being paid from the medical practice • The amount due from the patient at the time of the office visit • The process of reviewing claims by the insurance carrier to determine payment. • ...
Chapter 11 and 12 Vocal 2023-11-04
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- line of questioning for the patient assessment
- symptoms that caused a patient to seek medical attention
- medical instrument for listening to someone's breathing
- very rapid and irregular contractions of the heart
- when the heart stops beating
- rapid heartbeat that starts in the lower chambers of the heart
- medical condition with yellowing
- measures the pressure in your arteries when your heart beats
- chain of events that must occur to maximize the chances of someone surviving cardiac arrest
- inclination to proceed in a certain direction or at a certain rate
- abnormal breathing categorized by shallow and gasping breaths, typically occuring after cardiac arrest
- bluish or purplish discoloration
- lifesaving procedure performed when patient stops breathing
- process of using one's hands to check the body
- prehospital emergency care
- pressure of blood as it passes through the circulatory system
- a single breath
- listening to the sounds of the body in a physical exam
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- type of care given to patients experiencing cardiac arrest or respiratory or airway distress
- applying pressure to someone's chest in order to help blood flow to the heart
- method for detecting changes in blood flow
- a type of irregular heart rhythm that affects the lower chambers
- set of information physicians collect over medical interviews with a patient
- the pressure in the arteries when the heart rests between beats
- patient's appearance and general behavior
- electrical device used to shock heart back into beating
- the use of an electrical current to help the heart return to a normal rhythm
- the amount of energy or O2 consumption needed by the body
- measurements of the body's most basic functions
- having the power to increase sweating
- the first set of vitals obtained from a patient
- anything that is observable
- rhythmical throbbing of arteries as blood passed through them
- the passage of blood
- acronym to remember key questions for a medical assessment
- no electrical activity in the heart
- patients under the age of 18/kids
- physical/mental feature regarded as an indication of a condition or disease
38 Clues: a single breath • the passage of blood • prehospital emergency care • anything that is observable • when the heart stops beating • medical condition with yellowing • bluish or purplish discoloration • patients under the age of 18/kids • no electrical activity in the heart • having the power to increase sweating • patient's appearance and general behavior • ...
Newsletter 2023-03-10
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- The first disease of clinical trial
- The act by a regulatory authority(ies) of conducting an official review of documents, facilities, records, and any other resources
- A document that describes the objective(s), design, methodology, statistical considerations, and organization of a trial
- the hospitals and other medical institutions
- A systematic and independent examination of trial-related activities
- The act of overseeing the progress of a clinical trial and making sure it is conducted in accordance with the guidelines
- A person,the subject or the subject’s legally acceptable representative cannot read, and who reads the informed consent form and any other written information supplied to the subject.
- a small change, improvement, or addition that is made to a document
- It is an acronym entailing the various principles of recording on paper or electronically
- A process by which a subject voluntarily confirms his or her willingness to participate in a particular trial
- Notification
- The action of checking or proving the validity or accuracy of something
- It is a type of immunotherapy and works by helping your immune system to kill cancer cells
- A book that gives instructions about how to do something
- The most influential documents in the history of clinical research (ten principles)
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- Any untoward medical occurrence in a patient
- A sedative drug discovered at the end of the 50s
- An independent body constituted of medical professionals and non-medical members
- A person responsible for the conduct of the clinical trial at a trial site
- International ethical and scientific quality standard
- a sign, symptom, or medical condition that leads to the recommendation of a treatment, test, or procedure
- electronic devices which automatically monitor and record environmental parameters over time
- A company, institution, or organization that takes responsibility for the initiation, management, and/or financing of a clinical trial.
- Original documents, data, and records
- To give permission to go ahead with (a project)
- The process of assigning trial subjects to treatment or control groups
- The ability to produce a desired or intended result
27 Clues: Notification • The first disease of clinical trial • Original documents, data, and records • Any untoward medical occurrence in a patient • the hospitals and other medical institutions • To give permission to go ahead with (a project) • A sedative drug discovered at the end of the 50s • The ability to produce a desired or intended result • ...
Ch. 05 Legal and Ethical Responsibility 2024-10-22
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- A breach of duty by a healthcare professional to provide care, leading to patient injury or adverse outcomes.
- Unjustified confinement of a patient within a healthcare facility against their will.
- Civil actions in which one party claims harm caused by another's actions, particularly in medical contexts.
- A legal domain addressing disputes among individuals or entities, often involving compensation for harm.
- Threatening behavior causing a patient to fear imminent harm.
- and battery
- A document outlining a patient’s preferences for medical treatment in scenarios where they cannot communicate.
- A legal authorization allowing someone to make medical decisions on behalf of a patient.
- Professional negligence by a healthcare provider that results in injury or harm to a patient.
- A law establishing standards for the treatment of patients in long-term care facilities, aimed at protecting resident rights.
- Harmful treatment of a patient, which may be physical, emotional, or psychological.
- A legal framework governing offenses against the state, including acts that may endanger public health or safety.
- Written defamation.
- Failure to fulfill obligations stated in a patient-provider agreement.
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- The rejection of a claim for reimbursement by an insurance provider, often due to policy terms.
- Unlawful physical contact with a patient without consent.
- A legally binding agreement between a healthcare provider and patient outlining the terms of treatment.
- Unauthorized access or disclosure of a patient’s personal health information.
- A health issue that existed before a patient applies for insurance, potentially impacting coverage eligibility.
- Making false statements that damage a healthcare professional's reputation, impacting their practice.
- A document where a patient acknowledges understanding of and agrees to proposed medical treatment.
- Refusal to provide medical treatment or care to a patient under specific circumstances.
- The range of services and procedures a healthcare professional is authorized to perform as defined by law.
- Ending a patient’s health insurance policy, which can affect access to care.
- Spoken defamation.
- Moral principles guiding healthcare providers' conduct and decision-making in patient care.
26 Clues: and battery • Spoken defamation. • Written defamation. • Unlawful physical contact with a patient without consent. • Threatening behavior causing a patient to fear imminent harm. • Failure to fulfill obligations stated in a patient-provider agreement. • Ending a patient’s health insurance policy, which can affect access to care. • ...
Versant 2026-04-09
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- Phrase that means Included Health is the main Member Services team for Versant, not just a helper.
- Group of doctors, hospitals, and clinics that have agreed to work with the Versant health plan.
- What Included Health gives Versant members when they call, chat, or use the app for benefits and care questions.
- The overall package Versant members get, including medical, pharmacy, mental health, and wellbeing programs.
- Medical administrator Versant uses so we can look up medical benefits, claims, and ID cards.
- Amount a Versant member pays for covered services before the health plan starts sharing costs.
- Dedicated Included Health phone number (855-431-5543) just for Versant members.
- Independent media company whose employees get benefits through Included Health starting 1/1/2026.
- Team Versant members call for enrollment questions, premiums, and detailed HR-style benefits issues.
- Place where Versant members fill prescriptions and use their drug coverage.
- Internal term for the Versant population that gets the highest level of support from Included Health.
- Online site Versant members log into to see their medical coverage, claims, and plan details.
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- Website Versant members use to find SPDs, SBCs, forms, and benefit policies in one place.
- Doctor, clinic, or hospital that gives care to a Versant member.
- Programs and activities that help Versant members stay healthy, not just treat illness.
- The day Versant benefits with Included Health start: January 1, 2026.
- Card a Versant member shows at the doctor or pharmacy so the provider can bill their insurance.
- Explanation of Benefits document that shows what the plan paid and what the member may still owe.
- Word we use for people covered under Versant’s health benefits, including employees and dependents.
- Request for payment sent to the health plan after a Versant member gets medical care.
- Total a member can pay in a plan year before the health plan covers eligible services at 100%.
- Flat dollar amount a member pays at the time of a visit, like a set fee for seeing a doctor.
22 Clues: Doctor, clinic, or hospital that gives care to a Versant member. • The day Versant benefits with Included Health start: January 1, 2026. • Place where Versant members fill prescriptions and use their drug coverage. • Dedicated Included Health phone number (855-431-5543) just for Versant members. • ...
Matters of Life 2012-11-09
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- Placing a donor's sperm within the female reproductive tract
- treatment to become fertile and have children
- Donating and receiving organs
- changing the genes of a child to reduce illness
- donation and receiving of blood
- children whose blood, stem cells and organs can be used to help their siblings
- testing on embryos for the development of medical science
- types of cells, often found in embryos, bone marrow and umbilical cord, that help build and replace damaged cells
- Fertilising the egg in the laboratory and placing the embryo in the womb
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- new developments in medicine, in drugs and procedures
- the belief that all life is special and sacred
- using humans to develop drugs and medical procedures
- The act of carrying a child for another mother
- copying DNA, particularly for medical research
- Placing the husband's sperm within the wife's reproductive tract
- How far life is enjoyable
- choosing the characteristics of children
- how important life is
18 Clues: how important life is • How far life is enjoyable • Donating and receiving organs • donation and receiving of blood • choosing the characteristics of children • treatment to become fertile and have children • the belief that all life is special and sacred • The act of carrying a child for another mother • copying DNA, particularly for medical research • ...
pony up 2022-10-27
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- a person named in a life insurance policy, the receive the proceeds
- someone who buys or sells on your behalf
- set fee payed by policy holder for medical expenses
- dosent cover self inflicted injury covers medical injurys
- policy issued to one is expired
- insurance policy without a deductible
- fed program medical needs of the needy
- the amount of money the beneficiary receives
- how long people live
- dosent build up cash value
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- benefits package that allows employees to pick what they want
- basic type of permanet life insurance which can provide lifetime protection of a level premium
- designated period you can sign up for insurance
- applicant with preexisting poor health or substantial physical health or dangerous activities hazardous occupation
- in case of terminal illness the proceeds of a life insurance policy pays for everything
- date in which an insurance policy becomes eligible to pay for claims
- the amount the policy holder must pay within a specified period before insurance will pay for coverage
- health maintenance organization
18 Clues: how long people live • dosent build up cash value • policy issued to one is expired • health maintenance organization • insurance policy without a deductible • fed program medical needs of the needy • someone who buys or sells on your behalf • the amount of money the beneficiary receives • designated period you can sign up for insurance • ...
pony up 2022-10-27
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- health maintenance organization
- applicant with preexisting poor health or substantial physical health or dangerous activities hazardous occupation
- a person named in a life insurance policy, the receive the proceeds
- dosent cover self inflicted injury covers medical injurys
- in case of terminal illness the proceeds of a life insurance policy pays for everything
- policy issued to one is expired
- fed program medical needs of the needy
- insurance policy without a deductible
- benefits package that allows employees to pick what they want
- the amount the policy holder must pay within a specified period before insurance will pay for coverage
- date in which an insurance policy becomes eligible to pay for claims
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- basic type of permanet life insurance which can provide lifetime protection of a level premium
- someone who buys or sells on your behalf
- designated period you can sign up for insurance
- how long people live
- set fee payed by policy holder for medical expenses
- dosent build up cash value
- the amount of money the beneficiary receives
18 Clues: how long people live • dosent build up cash value • health maintenance organization • policy issued to one is expired • insurance policy without a deductible • fed program medical needs of the needy • someone who buys or sells on your behalf • the amount of money the beneficiary receives • designated period you can sign up for insurance • ...
Health Care 2014-07-10
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- A document embodying a contract of insurance
- Program administered by the Federal Government that provides health insurance for Americans aged 65 and older
- What you pay when you visit the doctor, to share the costs of your healthcare
- A condition resulting from hypertension
- Lack of adequate strength or physical or mental ability
- The amount of your medical costs that you have to pay before your health insurance takes over
- A sudden, urgent, unexpected occurrence requiring immediate attention
- Health and medical services program for certain individuals and families with low incomes and few resources
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- What an insured person has to pay towards their medical bills once the insurance company has paid
- Insurance against the risks of incurring medical expenses among individuals
- One of the biggest health insurance companies in the United States
- People that are not covered by insurance companies
12 Clues: A condition resulting from hypertension • A document embodying a contract of insurance • People that are not covered by insurance companies • Lack of adequate strength or physical or mental ability • One of the biggest health insurance companies in the United States • A sudden, urgent, unexpected occurrence requiring immediate attention • ...
Professions 2024-06-11
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- Fixes and installs pipes, toilets, sinks etc.
- Responds to emergencies and fights fires
- Designs and builds structures or systems
- Prepares and cooks food
- Chief Executive Officer
- Provides medical care to animals
- Practices law and represents clients
- Flies aircraft
- Prepares and serves coffee and other beverages
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- Cares for patients
- works in government (leaders)
- Conducts research and experiments (physics, biology, chemistry)
- Takes care of teeth and oral health
- Educates students
- Provides medical care
- Repairs and maintains vehicles
- Offers counselling for emotional problems
17 Clues: Flies aircraft • Educates students • Cares for patients • Provides medical care • Prepares and cooks food • Chief Executive Officer • works in government (leaders) • Repairs and maintains vehicles • Provides medical care to animals • Takes care of teeth and oral health • Practices law and represents clients • Responds to emergencies and fights fires • ...
VLS & FEDMED 2012-03-15
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- You must __________ the A number of off the INS numbers, example the employment authorization and or permanent cards before sending
- 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
- Please do a double check of this date when entering on the Medical Certificate
- Refugees, Parolees and Asylees will use I-94 in a Certificate of ____________
- The new self-certification applies to first-time CDL applicants, renewing CDL applicants, upgrading CDL applicants, _______________ CDL applicants
- A driver gets _________ days notice before the downgrade
- The system will not allow you to run an ____________ document
- If a CDL holder fails to self certify by ___________ 30, 2014, then the driver will be suspended or downgraded
- The driver makes his/her self-certification according to what he/she actually does or ___________to do
- How many digits are there when entering the I94 number
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- Only the driver who self-certifies to “non-excepted interstate” has to show you a copy of the _________________ certificate
- You need to retain a copy of the Medical Examiner’s Certificate. Return the _____________ to the driver
- We should have received the additional verification response from USCIS after _________days
- The __________ number is optional and not required information to be entered in the INS Document Verification tab
- 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.”
- System Alien Verification ______________
- 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
- 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 ____________
18 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 • Please do a double check of this date when entering on the Medical Certificate • ...
Medical Field 2023-04-30
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- Neuroscience is study of ____ and nervous system.
- Is the health industry growing or shrinking?
- A course you must complete before enrolling in a second course.
- What test do all medical students take before going into a medical school?
- The medical field stems from the _________ century.
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- What is right after Med School?
- The reason for the growth of medical field is mainly due to the ____ population.
- How many times can you take the MCAT?
- NNPs provide care to ____ that need special care.
- How many levels of USMLE?
10 Clues: How many levels of USMLE? • What is right after Med School? • How many times can you take the MCAT? • Is the health industry growing or shrinking? • Neuroscience is study of ____ and nervous system. • NNPs provide care to ____ that need special care. • The medical field stems from the _________ century. • A course you must complete before enrolling in a second course. • ...
Bucks County Jack & Jill February 2020 AA Leader & HBCU 2020-02-14
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- The university tha Mae Jamison graduated from
- The organization in which Mae Jamison worked from 1983 until 1985
- Where Mae Jamison went to medical school
- Meharry is the ____-largest educator of African-American medical doctors and dentists in the United States
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- The city in which Meharry Medical College is located
- Meharry's motto is "Worship of God Through Service to __"
- Where Mae Jamison was born
- The state in which Meharry Medical College is located
- A television show that Mae Jamison appeared on
- Where Mae Jamison was raised
10 Clues: Where Mae Jamison was born • Where Mae Jamison was raised • Where Mae Jamison went to medical school • The university tha Mae Jamison graduated from • A television show that Mae Jamison appeared on • The city in which Meharry Medical College is located • The state in which Meharry Medical College is located • Meharry's motto is "Worship of God Through Service to __" • ...
medical Terms 2021-12-15
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- accumulation of serous fluid in the abdominal cavity
- A heart disease that cause narrowing of the coronary arteries.
- reflux of gastric contents into the esophagus
- the presence of diverticula
- thicken of the blood vessel caused by plaque.
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- ulceration of the gastric mucosa that penetrate submucosa
- Abnormal or excessive fat accumulation.
- elevated blood pressure.
- condition of altered or impaired sense of taste
- difficulty swallowing
- Affects the normal muscle movements of the stomach.
- a defection on the surface of an organ or tissue produced by inflammatory tissue.
12 Clues: difficulty swallowing • elevated blood pressure. • the presence of diverticula • Abnormal or excessive fat accumulation. • reflux of gastric contents into the esophagus • thicken of the blood vessel caused by plaque. • condition of altered or impaired sense of taste • Affects the normal muscle movements of the stomach. • ...
Medical Meanderings 2021-09-02
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- an illness that affects your brain
- injecting a virus in your body to get immunity
- Able to spread to multiple people by contact
- the organ which controls the sense of smell
- opposition to something or stopping something
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- an epidemic spread worldwide
- a certain amount of medicine that is given to you by doctor
- a system of moral principles
- the identification of the nature of a illness or other problem by finding symptoms
- A material that is present in nearly all living organisms
- a condition that forces people to lose their memory
- a medication that kills bacteria and cures infections
12 Clues: an epidemic spread worldwide • a system of moral principles • an illness that affects your brain • the organ which controls the sense of smell • Able to spread to multiple people by contact • opposition to something or stopping something • injecting a virus in your body to get immunity • a condition that forces people to lose their memory • ...
medical tools 2017-09-04
Medical Maze 2013-06-02
12 Clues: Virus • malignancy? • Osteosarcoma • Slice picture • Immune mediated • helps in imaging • Nuclear Medicine • surface distortion • Relate localization • Mimic hairy leukoplakia • Autosomal dominant genetic disease • monoclonal proliferation of mononuclear cells
Medical Terms 2015-01-28
12 Clues: resembling mucus • pertaining to fat • pertaining to time • pertaining to mucus • fear of open spaces • pertaining to death • pertaining to the lung • pertaining to the voice • pertaining to the groin • pertaining to the peritoneum • pertaining to the armpit, under arm • tube leading from the throat to the stomach
Medical terminology 2023-11-05
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- Where you get prescription medications
- The study of eye diseases and vision
- Medication used to treat bacterial infections
- The identification of a medical conditions
- The branch of medicine focused on children
- Medical procedures that involve cutting or repairing
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- The numbing or loss of sensation
- The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- Inflammation of the joints
- A healthcare professional who specializes in oral health
- The branch of medicine that uses imaging for diagnosis
- A group of diseases characterized by uncontrolled cell growth
12 Clues: Inflammation of the joints • The numbing or loss of sensation • The study of eye diseases and vision • Where you get prescription medications • The identification of a medical conditions • The branch of medicine focused on children • Medication used to treat bacterial infections • The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen • ...
Medical Vocabulary 2024-01-22
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- a piece of soft and very thin paper that is used for cleaning or the nose
- a substance that is used in treating disease or relieving pain
- a person who is trained to care for sick or injured (Dr)
- having little physical power or ability: not strong
- a person trained to care for the sick and helps the doctor
- written message from a doctor that tells someone to use a medicine
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- common disease caused by a virus and causes fever, weakness, body aches
- measurement of heat in a person's body; 98.6
- a person who receives medical care
- instrument for measuring temperature
- body temperature that is higher than normal
- common illness that affects the nose & throat
12 Clues: a person who receives medical care • instrument for measuring temperature • body temperature that is higher than normal • measurement of heat in a person's body; 98.6 • common illness that affects the nose & throat • having little physical power or ability: not strong • a person who is trained to care for sick or injured (Dr) • ...
Medical terminology 2024-01-05
Medical Terminolgy 2023-03-02
Medical words 2023-02-14
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- a life-saving technique that’s also called mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
- small in size
- The removal of an organ or tissue from one body that is implanted into another
- Large in size
- A medical device that uses electric shocks to restore normal heartbeat
- Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered
- Stitches, which are used to join tissues together as they heal
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- high blood pressure
- immediately
- A substance that stimulates antibody production to provide immunity against disease
- The study of a particular concentration
- Broken bone or cartilage
12 Clues: immediately • small in size • Large in size • high blood pressure • Broken bone or cartilage • The study of a particular concentration • Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered • Stitches, which are used to join tissues together as they heal • A medical device that uses electric shocks to restore normal heartbeat • ...
Medical Careers 2024-10-17
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- medical professional who draws blood.
- the arm vein must be _________________ before injecting
- EMT's are the ___________________ people at the scene.
- is used to slow down blood flow.
- employed at doctor offices, hospitals, and schools
- ______________ container is used to properly store used IV.
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- EMT's must care for patients in ________________
- provides care for animals
- Phlebotomist must find the ______________
- It is important to check the _______________ of an injured pet.
- Emergency Medical Technician
- EMT must travel with the patient to the _________
12 Clues: provides care for animals • Emergency Medical Technician • is used to slow down blood flow. • medical professional who draws blood. • Phlebotomist must find the ______________ • EMT's must care for patients in ________________ • EMT must travel with the patient to the _________ • employed at doctor offices, hospitals, and schools • ...
Medical History 2022-09-23
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- Louis Pasteur developed what
- Edward Jenner gave the first
- father of medicine from 2000 to 400 BC
- used magic and religion as medicine
- Francis Crick and James Watson discover
- Both Egyptians and Babylonians had very poor what
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- how many bodily fluids did Claudius Galen believe there was
- Wilhelm von Roentgen developed
- were very similar to Egyptians
- help spread the bubonic plague
- dish that lead to the discovery of penicillin
- John Hunter insterts what kind of tube into a person
12 Clues: Louis Pasteur developed what • Edward Jenner gave the first • Wilhelm von Roentgen developed • were very similar to Egyptians • help spread the bubonic plague • used magic and religion as medicine • father of medicine from 2000 to 400 BC • Francis Crick and James Watson discover • dish that lead to the discovery of penicillin • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-21
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- High blood pressure.
- Indicates the presence of cancerous cells
- An organ or tissue that produces and secretes fluids that serve a specific function
- An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot.
- medical term for pancreas
- Nose Bleed
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- The outer layer of the skin.
- Swelling caused by fluid accumulation
- Signifies a recurring, persistent condition like heart disease
- Not cancerous
- Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein
- bleeding into the anterior chamber of the eye
12 Clues: Nose Bleed • Not cancerous • High blood pressure. • medical term for pancreas • The outer layer of the skin. • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation • Indicates the presence of cancerous cells • bleeding into the anterior chamber of the eye • An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot. • Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-21
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- High blood pressure.
- Indicates the presence of cancerous cells
- An organ or tissue that produces and secretes fluids that serve a specific function
- An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot.
- medical term for pancreas
- Nose Bleed
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- The outer layer of the skin.
- Swelling caused by fluid accumulation
- Signifies a recurring, persistent condition like heart disease
- Not cancerous
- Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein
- bleeding into the anterior chamber of the eye
12 Clues: Nose Bleed • Not cancerous • High blood pressure. • medical term for pancreas • The outer layer of the skin. • Swelling caused by fluid accumulation • Indicates the presence of cancerous cells • bleeding into the anterior chamber of the eye • An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot. • Indicates medication or fluid that’s delivered by vein • ...
Medical Terms 2022-11-07
12 Clues: rupture • specialist • inflammation • setting free • bad or painful • surgical repair • surgical removal • paralysis,stroke • flow or discharge • surgical suturing • control,maintenance • to bind,tie together
Medical Terminology 2024-09-23
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- Disease of the brain.
- Fast or rapid heart rate.
- Movement away from the midline of the body.
- Inflammation of the skin.
- Pain along a nerve.
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- Hardening of the arteries.
- Pertaining to the heart.
- Excessive bleeding.
- A disease of the nerves.
- A specialist in the study of the heart.
- Softening of the bones.
- Discharge from the nose.
12 Clues: Excessive bleeding. • Pain along a nerve. • Disease of the brain. • Softening of the bones. • Pertaining to the heart. • A disease of the nerves. • Discharge from the nose. • Fast or rapid heart rate. • Inflammation of the skin. • Hardening of the arteries. • A specialist in the study of the heart. • Movement away from the midline of the body.
Medical terminology 2024-11-21
12 Clues: paralysis • kill fungi • deaden pain • normal scar • nourishment • Fibers Tumor • profuse sweating • = high blood sugar • Excessive urination • excision of pancreas • collection of pus in skin • an excessive growth of hair
Medical careers 2025-05-19
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- A doctor who takes care of patients with cancer
- worker, masters or bachelors degree: is an academic discipline and practice-based profession concerned with meeting the basic needs of individuals , groups, communities to enhance their individual and collective well-being.
- A doctor who treats mental disorders
- A medical doctor who specializes in brain and spinal cord and nerves
- A doctor who used x rays and radiation to diagnose and treat disorders
- therapist, Uses music to deal with social physical or emotional problems
- therapist, Uses art to deal with social physical or emotional problems
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- A doctor who treats disorders of the urinary system
- surgeon, Specializing in surgical procedures of the chest
- A doctor who specializes in bone disorders
- A doctor who specializes in pregnancy and delivering babies
- A doctor that diagnoses diseases by studying cell and tissue
12 Clues: A doctor who treats mental disorders • A doctor who specializes in bone disorders • A doctor who takes care of patients with cancer • A doctor who treats disorders of the urinary system • surgeon, Specializing in surgical procedures of the chest • A doctor who specializes in pregnancy and delivering babies • ...
Medical History 2025-09-11
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- Who proposed Germ theory
- Help with diabetes to control blood sugar
- Used to listen to internal noises
- Takes photos of the bone inside the human body
- What you get after HIV gets to bad
- Used for anesthesia
- The size of a human heart is roughly this body part
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- What penicillin is derived
- What treatments were based on in ancient Greece
- Rebirth of the science medicine
- Used as medicine in Primitive times
- How was scurvy cured
12 Clues: Used for anesthesia • How was scurvy cured • Who proposed Germ theory • What penicillin is derived • Rebirth of the science medicine • Used to listen to internal noises • What you get after HIV gets to bad • Used as medicine in Primitive times • Help with diabetes to control blood sugar • Takes photos of the bone inside the human body • ...
Medical Terminology 2025-08-19
Medical Emergencies 2025-09-10
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- also called a brain attack; caused by an occulsion or rupture of the cerebral artery
- loss of consciousness; also known as fainting
- one type of medication that can be adminstered in the event of anaphylaxis
- not enough insulin in the body
- life saving procedure with compressions and breath
- unsystemic discharge of neurons of the cerebrum that results in an abrupt alteration of the brain function.
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- loss of consciousness, pulse, BP, dialated pupils are often signs of this medical emergency
- type of vasogenic shock; often to contrast media
- reaction characterized by an abrupt on set of itching, sneezing, shortness of breath, descreased BP, and weakened pulse
- group of metabolic diseases resulting from a chronic disorder of carbohydrate metabolism
- too much insulin in body tissue
- contains emergency equipment
12 Clues: contains emergency equipment • not enough insulin in the body • too much insulin in body tissue • loss of consciousness; also known as fainting • type of vasogenic shock; often to contrast media • life saving procedure with compressions and breath • one type of medication that can be adminstered in the event of anaphylaxis • ...
medical statistics 2025-12-19
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- A statistical test used to compare means of three or more groups
- : A type of data that is numerical in nature
- A statistical method used to analyze the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables
- : A measure of the strength and direction of a linear relationship between two variables
- A statistical method used to analyze the relationship between two variables
- A type of data that is categorical in nature
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- : A measure of the spread of a dataset
- A type of bias that occurs when participants are not representative of the population
- A statistical test used to compare means of two groups
- A measure of the number of new cases of a disease in a population
- A measure of the average value of a dataset
- A statistical test used to compare proportions of two groups
12 Clues: : A measure of the spread of a dataset • A measure of the average value of a dataset • : A type of data that is numerical in nature • A type of data that is categorical in nature • A statistical test used to compare means of two groups • A statistical test used to compare proportions of two groups • A statistical test used to compare means of three or more groups • ...
Medical Terminology 2025-12-10
12 Clues: muscle disease • slow heart rate • fast heart rate • disease of the veins • the study of the skin • abnormal bone condition • enlargement of the heart • inflammation of the liver • white blood cell condition • inflammation of the joints • surgical repair of the nose • surgical removal of the stomach
Medical vocabulary 2026-02-10
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- medicine to treat infections
- happens after recieving a hit
- when an injury heals it leaves a...
- you need it when you cant walk well
- you take it when you are suffering pain
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- a light injury caused by a fall(or a cat)
- you use it to see if you have a fever
- physical damage to the body
- you need it when you can't walk at all
- you use them to cover an injury
- it happens when you start feeling bad
- you need this to feel better
12 Clues: physical damage to the body • medicine to treat infections • you need this to feel better • happens after recieving a hit • you use them to cover an injury • when an injury heals it leaves a... • you need it when you cant walk well • you use it to see if you have a fever • it happens when you start feeling bad • you need it when you can't walk at all • ...
Medical Terminology 2025-10-01
12 Clues: root for skin • root for heart • fast breathing • abbr for 3x a day • within/into a vein • abbr for diagnosis • before an operation • outer layer of skin • prefix for "around" • what does HR stand for? • inflammation of the kidney • surgical repair of a joint
Medical Careers 2026-07-06
12 Clues: eye doctor • skin doctor • bone doctor • lung doctor • heart doctor • brain doctor • child doctor • teeth doctor • animal doctor • kidney doctor • cancer doctor • ears, nose and throat doctor
Allan Salgado 2024-05-03
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- Relating to an application of medication or treatment to the external surface of the body, such as the skin.
- The measurement of heat in the body or in an object, usually measured in degrees Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).
- pressure means blood pressure.
- Abbreviation for "bis in die" in Latin, meaning twice a day in reference to the dosing frequency of a medication.
- Abbreviation for "pro re nata" in Latin, which means as needed and refers to the administration of a medication when needed rather than on a fixed schedule.
- Abbreviation for microgram, which is a unit of mass measurement equivalent to one millionth of a gram.
- is a medical abbreviation that means "within normal limits." It is used in medical records to indicate that the results of an examination or test are within the expected normal ranges.
- Medical abbreviation meaning "quaque altera die" in Latin, which translates to "every other day." It is used in prescriptions to indicate that a medication should be taken every other day, rather than daily.
- Unit of mass measurement in the metric system that is equivalent to one thousand milligrams or one thousandth of a kilogram.
- Abbreviation for "Quaque hora somni" in Latin, meaning "every night before bed", used in medical prescriptions to indicate the frequency of dosing a medication before bed.
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- Can refer to the beat of the heart, measured as part of a medical examination, or to a burst or pulse of something, such as a pulse of energy.
- Relating to the administration of substances directly into a vein.
- Related to the administration of medications under the tongue, where they are absorbed directly into the bloodstream.
- Unit of measurement of mass that is equal to one thousandth of a gram.
- The process of identifying a disease or medical condition through symptoms, signs, and tests.
15 Clues: pressure means blood pressure. • Relating to the administration of substances directly into a vein. • Unit of measurement of mass that is equal to one thousandth of a gram. • The process of identifying a disease or medical condition through symptoms, signs, and tests. • ...
Medical terminology 2022-06-01
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- nosebleed
- known as iron deficiency
- a persistent condition
- largest artery in the body
- longest and strongest bone in the body
- a rare condition where blood doesn't clot
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- disease causing disorder of adrenal glands
- score HCP's use to determine risk of sepsis
- blood in urine
- high blood pressure
- breathing that occurs in cardiac arrest
- relating to the heart
12 Clues: nosebleed • blood in urine • high blood pressure • relating to the heart • a persistent condition • known as iron deficiency • largest artery in the body • longest and strongest bone in the body • breathing that occurs in cardiac arrest • a rare condition where blood doesn't clot • disease causing disorder of adrenal glands • score HCP's use to determine risk of sepsis
Medical Termonolgy 2022-06-01
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- toward the midline of the body
- toward or nearest the trunk or the point of origin of a part
- Sagittal plane through the midline of the body; divides the body or any of its parts into right and left halves.
- A vertical plane running from front to back; divides the body or any of its parts into right and left sides.
- front
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- away from or farthest from the trunk or the point or origin of a part
- back
- toward the head end of the body; upper
- A vertical plane running from side to side, divides the body or any of its parts into anterior and posterior portions
- away from the head; lower
- A horizontal plane; divides the body or any of its parts into upper and lower parts.
- away from the midline of the body
12 Clues: back • front • away from the head; lower • toward the midline of the body • away from the midline of the body • toward the head end of the body; upper • toward or nearest the trunk or the point of origin of a part • away from or farthest from the trunk or the point or origin of a part • A horizontal plane; divides the body or any of its parts into upper and lower parts. • ...
Medical Terms 2022-10-14
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- Most common form of sleep apnea that occurs when the brain fails to stimulate breathing muscles
- removal of occluding material from the interior of an artery
- Absence of the sense of smell
- Partial or complete loss of consciousness usually created by a decreased supply of blood to the brain
- Prefix for blood vessel
- Acute, infectious disease characterized by a cough that has a characteristic "whoop" sound
- surgical procedure in which an opening is made in the neck and into the trachea into which a breathing tube may be inserted
- Paralysis of the voice box
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- act on the immune system by blocking production of substances that trigger allergic and inflammatory actions
- blockers block the effect of adrenaline, which slows nerve pulses through the heart, causing a decrease in heart rate
- Narrowing of a vessel, especially the aorta
- Prefix for fatty plaque
12 Clues: Prefix for blood vessel • Prefix for fatty plaque • Paralysis of the voice box • Absence of the sense of smell • Narrowing of a vessel, especially the aorta • removal of occluding material from the interior of an artery • Acute, infectious disease characterized by a cough that has a characteristic "whoop" sound • ...
Medical supplies 2023-02-08
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- an object that is used to separate the doctor and patient from others in an open room
- a small bottle or container used for storing liquids
- protective covering that is placed over a wound
- a device that measures a person's weight
- equipment for listening to a person's heart and lungs
- instrument used during operations and medical procedures
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- a cloth covering that is placed over a wound to prevent bleeding, swelling and infection
- liquid used to sterilize (clean) the surface of the skin
- the pouch that contains liquids to be pumped into a patient's body
- thin, netted material used for dressing wounds
- a device used for looking into a patient's ears
- a cylinder-shaped piece that attaches to a needle and can be filled with liquid
12 Clues: a device that measures a person's weight • thin, netted material used for dressing wounds • protective covering that is placed over a wound • a device used for looking into a patient's ears • a small bottle or container used for storing liquids • equipment for listening to a person's heart and lungs • liquid used to sterilize (clean) the surface of the skin • ...
medical maze 2013-06-02
12 Clues: syndrome • radiology • malignancy? • filteration • impacted tooth • positive energy • immune mediated • affects children • nuclear medicine • surface alteration • immune compromised • granulamatous systemic disease
Medical Ethics 2013-02-11
12 Clues: do no harm • private info • impartiality • truth telling • scope service • code of values • self governance • standard good manners • best outcome for others • helping people stay healthy • what is due to an individual • conform to a standard of rights
Medical Terminology 2013-08-26
12 Clues: midbrain • sweet taste • double joint • within the ear • lead away from • sugar in tissues • difficult motion • against infection • reduced pain sense • defective nutrition • relating to bleeding • inflammation of a gland
Medical Assistant 2017-06-01
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- procedure or set of procedures intended to ensure that a manufactured product or performed service adheres to a defined set of quality criteria or meets the requirements of the client or customer.
- to a specific form of continuing education (CE) that helps those in the medical field maintain competence and learn about new and developing areas of their field.
- approach to quality management that builds upon traditional quality assurance methods by emphasizing the organization and systems: focuses on “process” rather than the individual; recognizes both internal and external “customers”; promotes the need for objective data to analyze and improve processes.
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration, more commonly known by its acronym OSHA, is responsible for protecting worker health and safety in the United States.
- administered to detect the presence of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacterium that causes tuberculosis (TB). The terms Mantoux, TB skin test, tuberculin skin test, and PPDs are often used interchangeably.
- management approach to long–term success through customer satisfaction. In a TQM effort, all members of an organization participate in improving processes, products, services, and the culture in which they work.
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- Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) of 1988 are United States federal regulatory standards that apply to all clinical laboratory testing performed on humans in the United States, except clinical trials and basic research.
- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, a US law designed to provide privacy standards to protect patients' medical records and other health information provided to health plans, doctors, hospitals and other health care providers.
- for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
- way of preventing mistakes or defects in manufactured products and avoiding problems when delivering solutions or services to customers; which ISO 9000 defines as "part of quality management focused on providing confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled".
- federal agency designed to protect the United States against threats. Its wide-ranging duties include aviation security, border control, emergency response and cybersecurity.
- circulating life force whose existence and properties are the basis of much Chinese philosophy and medicine.
12 Clues: for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. • circulating life force whose existence and properties are the basis of much Chinese philosophy and medicine. • to a specific form of continuing education (CE) that helps those in the medical field maintain competence and learn about new and developing areas of their field. • ...
medical 2 2018-03-01
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- ______ equation for half cell potential
- Cardiac Output measurement method
- potential difference established by the electrode and its surrounding
- Oxygenated blood returns from the lungs to the ___ atrium.
- natural pacemaker
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- blood pressurein the arteries, just after the heart
- All biopotential amplifiers must have ___ input impedance
- Chest leads in ECG otherwise called as.
- blood pressure in the arteries, just before the heart
- Bllod flow sound during BP measurement.
- All biopotential amplifiers must have ___ o/p impedance
- electrical activity of the brain.
12 Clues: natural pacemaker • Cardiac Output measurement method • electrical activity of the brain. • Chest leads in ECG otherwise called as. • Bllod flow sound during BP measurement. • ______ equation for half cell potential • blood pressurein the arteries, just after the heart • blood pressure in the arteries, just before the heart • ...
Medical terminology 2021-11-23
12 Clues: Many • To cut into • inflammation • Large in size • Surgical repair • Abnormal painful • Behind or backward • Disease or disease process • Surgical removal of something • Indicates something that is abnormal • The study of a particular concentration • False or deceptive, usually in regard to appearance
Medical Terminology 2022-02-10
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- stretching or tearing of muscle or tendons
- involuntary contraction of muscle fibers
- bruise
- fibrous tissue producing
- Extending the motion of your body part
- high blood pressure
- irritation of the nerve root
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- connects bone to bone
- connect muscle to bone
- loss of consciousness
- Decreasing the motion of your body part
- stretching or tearing of ligaments
12 Clues: bruise • high blood pressure • connects bone to bone • loss of consciousness • connect muscle to bone • fibrous tissue producing • irritation of the nerve root • stretching or tearing of ligaments • Extending the motion of your body part • Decreasing the motion of your body part • involuntary contraction of muscle fibers • stretching or tearing of muscle or tendons
Medical Terminology 2023-08-24
12 Clues: blood clot • passed out • belly button • nail infection • high blood sugar • high cholesterol • blood pressure cuff • high blood pressure • disease from animals • yellow bloody drainage • non-epileptic muscle activity • doctor who treats mental disease
Christmas Medical 2023-12-07
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- caused by prolonged exposures to very cold temperatures
- Short form of Medication used for TBI & Hemorrhagic Shock
- "Blank" Hemo/Pneumothorax displacing mediastinal structures and compromising cardiopulmonary function
- damage to the skin caused by extreme cold
- a common and very contagious virus. It causes N/V & diarrhea
- Clark W "Blank" Character played by Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation
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- When air leaks into the space between your lung and chest wall
- Seasonal "Blank" Disorder, AKA Seasonal Depression is common during the fall and winter months
- Oddball Cousin from Christmas Vacation. Famous Line "Shitters Full"
- a serious condition in which blood collects in your pleural space
- A triad that may be caused by falling off a ladder or Non-accidental Trauma
- a disease that causes swelling in the airways, often have a "Seal Bark"
12 Clues: damage to the skin caused by extreme cold • caused by prolonged exposures to very cold temperatures • Short form of Medication used for TBI & Hemorrhagic Shock • a common and very contagious virus. It causes N/V & diarrhea • When air leaks into the space between your lung and chest wall • a serious condition in which blood collects in your pleural space • ...
medical words 2023-12-21
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- the act of inhaling tabacco somke through a cigarette or other means.
- conditions that last 1 year or more and require ongoing medical attention or limit activities of daily living or both.
- is a drug or combination of drugs, to kill cancer cells
- extremely painful; causing intense suffering.
- is a hormone released by the pancreas in response to the presence of glucose in the blood.
- is the specialized vocabulary used by pepople in a particular field.
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- is a waxy, fat-like substance found in every cell of our body.
- experiencing pain, feels like a pulsing sensation and can come and go quickly.
- A group of ilnesses invilving irregular electrical activity in the heart.
- is treatment that uses a person's own immune system to fight cancer.
- Is a hearth condition in which fatty materials acumulate in arteries.
- are part of the soft tissue lining of the mouth.
12 Clues: extremely painful; causing intense suffering. • are part of the soft tissue lining of the mouth. • is a drug or combination of drugs, to kill cancer cells • is a waxy, fat-like substance found in every cell of our body. • is treatment that uses a person's own immune system to fight cancer. • is the specialized vocabulary used by pepople in a particular field. • ...
MEDICAL VOCABULARY 2024-03-04
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- Eg. "Open-heart ..."
- a rhythmical throbbing of the arteries
- An often deadly disease
- the identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms
- Not feeling particularly well
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- Type of stories in the news which make people worried about their health
- A painful sore on the body
- The speed at witch the heart beats
- Something that a person feels or experiences that may indicate that they have a disease or condition
- pain
- The invasion and growth of germs in the body
- A cure, something to ease the symptoms
12 Clues: pain • Eg. "Open-heart ..." • An often deadly disease • A painful sore on the body • Not feeling particularly well • The speed at witch the heart beats • a rhythmical throbbing of the arteries • A cure, something to ease the symptoms • The invasion and growth of germs in the body • Type of stories in the news which make people worried about their health • ...
Medical inventions 2025-03-04
12 Clues: X-ray • penciline • Anesthesia • Microscope • antiseptic • Thermometer • Blood group • stethoscope • Polio vaccine • Anthrax vaccine • small pox vaccine • Disposable Syringe
Medical Terms 2025-03-12
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- Towards the head
- Away from the surface
- Decreasing angle at a joint
- Away from the attachment of the body
- Moving toward the midline of the body
- Towards the middle of the body
- Away from the midline of the body
- Away from the head
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- increasing the angle at a joint
- Toward the surface
- Closer to the attachment to the body
- Moving away from the midline of the body
12 Clues: Towards the head • Toward the surface • Away from the head • Away from the surface • Decreasing angle at a joint • Towards the middle of the body • increasing the angle at a joint • Away from the midline of the body • Closer to the attachment to the body • Away from the attachment of the body • Moving toward the midline of the body • Moving away from the midline of the body
Medical Terminology 2024-04-11
12 Clues: Moving Away • Moving Toward • Study of Heart • Study of kidney • Study of nerves • Low Blood pressure • Inflammation of Ear • High blood pressure • Removal of the Uterus • Inflammation of Bone Tissue • Visual Examination of Inside the body • Study of stomach, pancreas, intestines, etc
Medical Terminology 2024-09-05
Medical terminology 2025-06-10
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- Clue: Root word meaning kidney
- Clue: Condition involving low red blood cells
- Clue: Another term for white blood cell
- Clue: Abnormally slow heart rate
- Clue: Suffix meaning inflammation
- Clue: Prefix relating to the heart
- Clue: Diagnostic test involving tissue sample
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- Clue: Glandular system that produces hormones
- Clue: High blood sugar condition
- Clue: Prefix related to bones
- Clue: Joint inflammation
- Clue: Study of the skin
12 Clues: Clue: Study of the skin • Clue: Joint inflammation • Clue: Prefix related to bones • Clue: Root word meaning kidney • Clue: High blood sugar condition • Clue: Abnormally slow heart rate • Clue: Suffix meaning inflammation • Clue: Prefix relating to the heart • Clue: Another term for white blood cell • Clue: Glandular system that produces hormones • ...
Crossword Medical 2024-05-03
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- Is the rhythm of the heartbeat that is perceived when palpating an artery, such as the radial pulse in the wrist.
- Is an injury to the skin or tissues caused by heat, chemicals, electricity or radiation, which can vary in severity and symptoms.
- A unit of weight measurement in the metric system, used to express doses of medications, being a thousand times smaller than a gram.
- A measure that indicates the amount of medicated liquid administered per unit of time, commonly expressed in drops per minute in intravenous therapies.
- Is a method of covering and protecting a wound using materials such as bandages and dressings.
- Take once a day.
- A volumetric measurement commonly used in dosing liquid medications, equivalent to approximately 5 milliliters.
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- Are subjective manifestations perceived by a patient that indicate the presence of a disease or disorder, such as pain, fever, fatigue, among others.
- Is the amount of internal body heat measured
- Refers to the process of identifying a disease or medical condition through evaluation of symptoms, signs, laboratory tests, and other clinical data.
- Take twice per day.
- Take three times per day.
12 Clues: Take once a day. • Take twice per day. • Take three times per day. • Is the amount of internal body heat measured • Is a method of covering and protecting a wound using materials such as bandages and dressings. • A volumetric measurement commonly used in dosing liquid medications, equivalent to approximately 5 milliliters. • ...
Medical Terminology 2025-05-01
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- organ of smell
- air sacs in the lungs
- air filled spaces in the skull
- chronic widespread muscle pain
- also known as the throat
- the body structure
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- used to treat disease
- organ where gas exchange happens
- treatment intended to relive or heal
- unpleasant or hurtful experience
- protects your vocal chords
- where digestion starts
12 Clues: organ of smell • the body structure • used to treat disease • air sacs in the lungs • where digestion starts • also known as the throat • protects your vocal chords • air filled spaces in the skull • chronic widespread muscle pain • organ where gas exchange happens • unpleasant or hurtful experience • treatment intended to relive or heal
Medical A 2024-09-30
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- A benign tumor of glandular tissue.
- Irregular heartbeat or rhythm.
- Loss of ability to understand or express speech, typically due to brain damage.
- The wasting away or decrease in size of a body part or tissue.
- An abnormal bulge or ballooning in the wall of a blood vessel.
- Medical term for hair loss.
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- A condition marked by a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood.
- A severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
- Temporary cessation of breathing, especially during sleep.
- Inflammation of the joints, causing pain and stiffness.
- A chronic condition causing narrowing and swelling of the airways.
- Hardening or narrowing of the arteries due to plaque buildup.
12 Clues: Medical term for hair loss. • Irregular heartbeat or rhythm. • A benign tumor of glandular tissue. • Inflammation of the joints, causing pain and stiffness. • A severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction. • Temporary cessation of breathing, especially during sleep. • Hardening or narrowing of the arteries due to plaque buildup. • ...
Medical Terminology 2024-10-08
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- something that deals with a disease that makes the person feels better but not in total health
- a doctor's opinion about how someone is going to be treated
- when the symptom of a person gets better (not fully cured)
- an illness that lasts for less than 3 months
- when the doctor identifies the disease or illness
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- a disease that can be spread to others by germs
- a small sample of tissue taken from a patient to be tested
- evidence of an illness that others could see
- an illness that lasts for more than 3 months
- having an illness that cant be cured
- a feeling resulting from a disease
- something that stops a disease
12 Clues: something that stops a disease • a feeling resulting from a disease • having an illness that cant be cured • evidence of an illness that others could see • an illness that lasts for more than 3 months • an illness that lasts for less than 3 months • a disease that can be spread to others by germs • when the doctor identifies the disease or illness • ...
Medical Practioners 2025-11-19
12 Clues: – eye doctor • – skin doctor • – kid’s doctor • – heart doctor • – tooth doctor • – blood doctorsd • – hormone doctors • – immune system doctor • – another word for doctor • – doctor who reads X-rays • – helps take care of patients • – stomach and intestine doctors
Medical History 2025-09-11
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- A tree commonly found in northern hemisphere used to lower fever and pain relief
- needle invented by Benjamin Rubin
- Disease found in cows but humans can get it and it was used to make the small pox vaccine
- practiced in primitive medicine drill a hole in the skull to release spirits from the body
- causes paralysis vaccine was made in the early 1950s
- A herb used to stop inflammation that rhymes with barrow
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- Most Common virus in WW1 also nicknamed the Spanish ___
- A herb that helps strengthen the heart that has the word love
- people performed rituals to heal people in ancient times
- used to build antibodies against viruses
- Caused pus filled blisters that popped and left permanent scarring or death
- A herb that's used to relief pain it is a common herb used in relieving pain such as morphine
12 Clues: needle invented by Benjamin Rubin • used to build antibodies against viruses • causes paralysis vaccine was made in the early 1950s • Most Common virus in WW1 also nicknamed the Spanish ___ • people performed rituals to heal people in ancient times • A herb used to stop inflammation that rhymes with barrow • ...
