medical Crossword Puzzles
Principles of Health Science 2021-10-07
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- posterior/anterior
- a frcature that runs the length of bone
- x-ray
- one fracture that is made up of several fragments
- when bones that form a joint become separated
- medical acronym for fracture or broken bones
- usually an incomplete fracture
- a fracture that pierces the skin
- means body structure being imaged is positioned so that x-ray beam enters it from the side
- a fracture that goes across the bone
- a long fracture encircling the bone shaft due to twisting force
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- medical doctor who reads and interprets radiographs
- a fracture that does not break though the skin
- am incomplete fracture in which the bone bends or splinters instead of breaking
- an angled fracture
- a fracture that runs the length of bone
- x-ray picture
- registered technologist who takes radiographs
- a fracture in which bone is pushed inward
- anterior/posterior
20 Clues: x-ray • x-ray picture • posterior/anterior • an angled fracture • anterior/posterior • usually an incomplete fracture • a fracture that pierces the skin • a fracture that goes across the bone • a frcature that runs the length of bone • a fracture that runs the length of bone • a fracture in which bone is pushed inward • medical acronym for fracture or broken bones • ...
First Aid Crossword 2021-10-11
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- Automated external defibrillator
- Electrical shock administered by the AED
- when a person accepts treatment
- Failure to continue first aid
- Extreme allergic reaction
- Can treat severe asthma attacks and allergic reactions
- Damage to the brain from interruption of its
- Large amount of bleeding in a short time
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- Controls the motor functions of the body
- The collapse of the cardiovascular system
- Blue-grey skin caused by reduced oxygen levels
- Becoming conditioned to not react to a stimulus
- Deformities Open wounds Tenderness and Swelling
- Stops the flow of blood from a wound
- Symptoms Allergies Medication Past Medical History Last Food or Drink Event Leading to injury
- Used to treat anaphylaxis
- Small blood vessels
- a state of cellular and tissue hypoxia due to either reduced oxygen delivery
- Emergency medical services
- blood vessels that deliver oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the tissues of the body
20 Clues: Small blood vessels • Used to treat anaphylaxis • Extreme allergic reaction • Emergency medical services • Failure to continue first aid • when a person accepts treatment • Automated external defibrillator • Stops the flow of blood from a wound • Controls the motor functions of the body • Electrical shock administered by the AED • Large amount of bleeding in a short time • ...
Medical Terminology Ch. 1 2021-10-18
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- inflammation of the tonsils
- pertaining to a virus
- wound or injury
- medical screening to determine priority
- torn wound
- rapid onset of a disease
- pain the stomach
- meaning to suture
- prefix meaning excessive or increased
- prefix meaning bad, difficult
- suffix meaning surgical repair
- probable course/outcome of a disease
- surgical puncture abdomen remove fluid
- abnormal hardening of the arteries
- suffix meaning tissue death
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- surgical removal of the appendix
- suffix meaning rupture
- suffix meaning abnormal softening
- a localized response to an injury
- the flow of loose or watery stools
- suffix meaning pain or suffering
- loss of large amount of blood
- suffix meaning cutting into
- pounding heart beat
- a set of signs and symptoms
- an exam technique
- medical term meaning red blood cell
- suffix meaning flow or discharge
28 Clues: torn wound • wound or injury • pain the stomach • meaning to suture • an exam technique • pounding heart beat • pertaining to a virus • suffix meaning rupture • rapid onset of a disease • inflammation of the tonsils • suffix meaning cutting into • a set of signs and symptoms • suffix meaning tissue death • loss of large amount of blood • prefix meaning bad, difficult • ...
PROS Study Day Crossword 2023-10-31
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- Who is the Regional Manager for PROS?
- New Queenstown PROS site name
- What month is PROS study day held in?
- How many horse statues are on Clintons main road?
- Where do Albatross breed in Otago?
- River that flows under the Balclutha bridge
- Medical term for lying on your stomach
- Who is the longest serving Radiologist for PROS?
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- Name of the hill the skyline gondola is on
- Boulders north of Dunedin
- Medical term for lying on your back
- What are the names of the two caves on Waipati Beach in the Catlins?
- Where does the Otago Rail Trail finish?
- Who is the Regional Managing Radiologist for PROS?
- Northernmost site for BSOS mobile bus?
- Hotel that hosted the NZIMRT 2023 conference
- Sonographer in Balclutha
- Abbreviation for a CT Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis
- Queenstowns Maori name
- What month was Invercargills new mall opened?
20 Clues: Queenstowns Maori name • Sonographer in Balclutha • Boulders north of Dunedin • New Queenstown PROS site name • Where do Albatross breed in Otago? • Medical term for lying on your back • Who is the Regional Manager for PROS? • What month is PROS study day held in? • Northernmost site for BSOS mobile bus? • Medical term for lying on your stomach • ...
Skeletal System 2022-02-02
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- immature bone cell
- bottom jaw
- breaks down bone cells
- bones are used to __ blood cells and platelets
- mature bone cell
- upper & lower limbs
- end of a bone
- cartilage piece on the sternum
- outer layer of a bone
- where all ribs attach
- middle of the body
- medical term of skull
- where 2 or more bones join together
- hard bones that provide structure
- arms
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- bones used for ____ to support the body
- collar bone
- site of hemopoiesis
- the patella
- cranial, sternum, and ribs
- humerus, radius, ulna, and metatarsals
- medical term for heel
- top jaw
- cartilage where bones fuse together
- middle of a bone
- legs
- osteoblast, osteocytes, osteoclasts, & nerves
- bones used to ____ vital organs
- wings of pelvic
- vertebrae and sacrum
- skull, thoracic cage, and laryngeal
- bones ___ most of the body's calcium
- carpals and tarsals
33 Clues: legs • arms • top jaw • bottom jaw • collar bone • the patella • end of a bone • wings of pelvic • middle of a bone • mature bone cell • immature bone cell • middle of the body • site of hemopoiesis • upper & lower limbs • carpals and tarsals • vertebrae and sacrum • medical term for heel • outer layer of a bone • where all ribs attach • medical term of skull • breaks down bone cells • ...
Health Crossword 2025-08-08
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- A place where sick people go to get better
- Feeling very sad for a long time.
- The first people to arrive in am ambulance
- A small round piece of medicine
- A liquid medicine
- Keeping your body clean means you have good...
- Very Tired
- A common illness with a cough and runny nose
- A serious health problem or sickness
- A sudden sound from your throat when sick
- A set time to see the doctor
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- A person receiving medical care
- Things like protein powder, health shakes and vitamins.
- A bad reaction to a substance
- aid Basic help given before a doctor arrives
- Medicine that stops pain
- Another word for a pill
- Red spots on the skin
- A paper from the doctor to get medicine
- Medicine that kills bacteria
- Moving your body to stay healthy.
- Medicine given with a needle
- A small medical center for treatment
23 Clues: Very Tired • A liquid medicine • Red spots on the skin • Another word for a pill • Medicine that stops pain • Medicine that kills bacteria • Medicine given with a needle • A set time to see the doctor • A bad reaction to a substance • A person receiving medical care • A small round piece of medicine • Feeling very sad for a long time. • Moving your body to stay healthy. • ...
Engineering careers 2022-10-20
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- manipulate and study dna. innovation
- design x ray machines to view bodies
- design electrical wires and electrical pole.
- over sees water quality and sewage treatment
- test the stress point of material
- responsible for making sure you utilities are available
- make sure building are structurally strong
- deal with movements humans make.
- make anti lock brakes for cars
- design animal habits
- design highway and flow of traffic.
- design oil mining machines
- insulate house and build.
- make planes and aircrafts invention
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- makes tools for doters
- design components for railroads
- makes jet engineers.
- make medical suitable for animals
- make advance in technology for health
- design phones and how they transmit data and voice to another
- make food processing by machines.
- supervise lighting manufacturing.
- make paper making machines
- make sure an item is good quality
- design nuclear power plants
25 Clues: makes jet engineers. • design animal habits • makes tools for doters • insulate house and build. • make paper making machines • design oil mining machines • design nuclear power plants • make anti lock brakes for cars • design components for railroads • deal with movements humans make. • make medical suitable for animals • test the stress point of material • ...
Engineering careers 2022-10-20
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- manipulate and study dna. innovation
- design x ray machines to view bodies
- design electrical wires and electrical pole.
- over sees water quality and sewage treatment
- test the stress point of material
- responsible for making sure you utilities are available
- make sure building are structurally strong
- deal with movements humans make.
- make anti lock brakes for cars
- design animal habits
- design highway and flow of traffic.
- design oil mining machines
- insulate house and build.
- make planes and aircrafts invention
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- makes tools for doters
- design components for railroads
- makes jet engineers.
- make medical suitable for animals
- make advance in technology for health
- design phones and how they transmit data and voice to another
- make food processing by machines.
- supervise lighting manufacturing.
- make paper making machines
- make sure an item is good quality
- design nuclear power plants
25 Clues: makes jet engineers. • design animal habits • makes tools for doters • insulate house and build. • make paper making machines • design oil mining machines • design nuclear power plants • make anti lock brakes for cars • design components for railroads • deal with movements humans make. • make medical suitable for animals • test the stress point of material • ...
DTAC Crossword 2025-06-12
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- largest city in Santa Clara County (population)
- system used by Medical unit & hospital system
- room for improvement?
- coffee shop at Tasman
- unit that processes payments at the counter
- Director of Finance Agency
- unit collects Unsecured bills
- smallest city in Santa Clara County (population)
- Meeting place
- color of unsecured envelopes
- system used for only property tax
- color of secured envelopes
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- unit collects on behalf of SSA
- bill for unpaid, delinquent property taxes
- taxes assessed against real property like land and structures (homes, buildings)
- the Tax Collector for SCC
- Spot for a coffee and a chat
- system used for for all collections
- river thar runs behind the Tasman campus
- unit collects on court cases
- unit collects on hospital accounts
- property that is not secured by real estate
- System used to call tickets
- cashiering system
24 Clues: Meeting place • cashiering system • room for improvement? • coffee shop at Tasman • the Tax Collector for SCC • Director of Finance Agency • color of secured envelopes • System used to call tickets • Spot for a coffee and a chat • unit collects on court cases • color of unsecured envelopes • unit collects Unsecured bills • unit collects on behalf of SSA • ...
PHAH Crossword 2025-09-29
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- Antibiotic stored in long lines of blister packets
- White sleepy medication/used in surgery
- Appointment type
- Last name of our practice manager
- Zoom or phone call with a doctor
- Parasite covered by monthly prevetion
- Knower of all things medical
- Youngest vet on staff
- Chore we also do at home
- Flat wooden popsicle stick
- Message recorder for CSRs
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- The other road
- Used to keep pets away from sores or stitches
- Technology used to complete most jobs
- Vaccine often referred to as a mushroom
- One of the labs we order
- One of our most common heart medications sold by a whole bottle
- Another chore we do at home
- Road we live on
- One of the services clients can get as a nurse visit
- Team member who collects samples
- Zoonotic fatal disease
- Medical director
23 Clues: The other road • Road we live on • Appointment type • Medical director • Youngest vet on staff • Zoonotic fatal disease • One of the labs we order • Chore we also do at home • Message recorder for CSRs • Flat wooden popsicle stick • Another chore we do at home • Knower of all things medical • Zoom or phone call with a doctor • Team member who collects samples • ...
Island, Shipwreck 2025-11-24
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- The oldest of the kids
- The term for a small inflatable rubber boat.
- The medical supplies found in the abandoned area.
- What happens to the adults after the storm
- How many adults were on the boat?
- The First Mate on the boat.
- Medical given by Will
- where the boat leaves from
- How many kids are there
- The place you sleep that is usually in the hull of a boat.
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- The nickname the teens give the island.
- The name of the ship that sinks
- confusion and noisiness after the shipwreck
- appears to be very timid
- A person who is shipwrecked.
- The large, inactive weapon the kids discover on the island.
- What the teens use for communication.
- The person in charge of the charting of the new course
- The strong storm that causes the shipwreck
- The bottom of a boat is the______.
20 Clues: Medical given by Will • The oldest of the kids • How many kids are there • appears to be very timid • where the boat leaves from • The First Mate on the boat. • A person who is shipwrecked. • The name of the ship that sinks • How many adults were on the boat? • The bottom of a boat is the______. • What the teens use for communication. • The nickname the teens give the island. • ...
medical 2023-01-16
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- Administration of fluids, medication, or other substances through a vein
- A medical instrument used to listen to internal sounds in the body
- A gas that is necessary for human survival
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- A substance used to treat an illness or injury
- A healthcare professional who cares for the sick and injured
- Person receiving medical care
6 Clues: Person receiving medical care • A gas that is necessary for human survival • A substance used to treat an illness or injury • A healthcare professional who cares for the sick and injured • A medical instrument used to listen to internal sounds in the body • Administration of fluids, medication, or other substances through a vein
medical 2022-02-03
Biomedical Science Careers 2018-03-08
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- Medicine that deals with children and their diseases
- The giving of advice to prospective parents concerning the chances of genetic disorders in a future child
- Care for the health of animals
- Study animals and other wildlife
- Trained in diagnosing and treating illnesses and disorders
- Responsible for the oversight of medical facilities
- use biological organisms to develop products designed to improve health, and the world around us
- Look at the impact that toxic materials and radiation have inflicted onto the environment
- A medical doctor who specializes in treating diseases and maintaining the health of male reproductive organs
- Practice in every medical specialty
- Use cutting-edge imaging methods to visualize the inside of the human body
- Study microorganisms in order to understand how they affect our lives
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- Study cells and cellular anomalies
- Provide impartial scientific evidence for use in courts of law
- Diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses
- Conduct quality assurance of bottler production facilities
- Experts in body movement
- Physicians specializing in internal medicine
- A field of study devoted to understanding the acute and chronic responses
- A food and nutrition expert
- Responsible for testing and monitoring water supplies, and making sure water is safe to drink
- A person who specializes in surgery on the nervous system, especially the brain and spinal cord
- Conduct experiments that increase the body of scientific knowledge on topics that are related to medicine
- Collect samples, and study and perform tests on body fluids
24 Clues: Experts in body movement • A food and nutrition expert • Care for the health of animals • Study animals and other wildlife • Study cells and cellular anomalies • Practice in every medical specialty • Diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses • Physicians specializing in internal medicine • Responsible for the oversight of medical facilities • ...
Health Information Technology Quiz! Brigette Edinger-PPE1 Lab Simulation 3 2014-03-31
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- Resident Data Set
- Essential medical data set.
- Where are AHIMA headquarters located?
- Permission for treatment.
- technical rules governing data communication.
- hardware The physical elements of a computing system.
- Employer and data information set.
- room report Nurse's notes,vital signs, medications, IV can be found on what?
- data Demographics,financial information, consents and authorizations.
- a wrongful act that leads or results in an injury of another.
- Incidence of death.
- health records A combination of both paper and electronic records.
- Uniform ambulatory data set.
- warehousing / Process and system where data is archived.
- Outcome and information set.
- Minimum data set.
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- Average length of stay.
- A widespread outbreak of an infectious disease.
- Charges, Payments, and Adjustments.
- Steps taken to implement a policy.
- Certified way of checking financial and other records.
- World health organization.
- speciality A branch of medical science.
- practitioner A nurse working under a doctor who can diagnose patients and write orders.
- Private health insurance.
- Disease that occurs over a wide geographic area and affects a very high proportion of the population.
- Incidence of disease.
- Organized lists of specific data.
- Healthcare program for the military and retirees of the military.
- directives Living wills and durable powers of attorney for healthcare.
- Program both the state and federal government jointly work on.
- care less than a 30 day stay.
- Uniform hospital discharge set.
33 Clues: Resident Data Set • Minimum data set. • Incidence of death. • Incidence of disease. • Average length of stay. • Permission for treatment. • Private health insurance. • World health organization. • Essential medical data set. • Uniform ambulatory data set. • Outcome and information set. • care less than a 30 day stay. • Uniform hospital discharge set. • Organized lists of specific data. • ...
ColorVowel.com Crossword: Jobs & Occupations 1: GREEN, SILVER, WHITE, & PURPLE 2021-05-28
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- A ___ plays music (SILVER PIN)
- Another name for lawyer (PURPLE SHIRT)
- Another name for a doctor (SILVER PIN)
- A ___ designs machines (GREEN TEA)
- A ___ cleans the plates in a restaurant (SILVER PIN)
- Someone who performs medical operations (PURPLE SHIRT)
- A ___ sells houses (GREEN TEA)
- An ___ translates from one language to another (PURPLE SHIRT)
- A medical professional who treats the back and spine (WHITE TIE)
- A doctor for children (SILVER PIN)
- a medical practitioner who treats mental illnesses (WHITE TIE)
- A person responsible for running a business or organization (SILVER PIN)
- A person who gives you advice (WHITE TIE)
- Someone who works with electricity (SILVER PIN)
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- An expert in the physical or natural science (WHITE TIE)
- An ___ helps someone (SILVER PIN)
- A ___ takes care of patients in a hospital (PURPLE SHIRT)
- Someone who brings you your food at a restaurant (PURPLE SHIRT)
- A ___ puts fires out (WHITE TIE)
- Anyone who works (PURPLE SHIRT)
- President, governor, and senator are examples of this job (SILVER PIN)
- A ___ sews clothes (GREEN TEA)
- A ___ decides how something will look, ofter in fashion or style (WHITE TIE)
- The boss or administrator of a kid's school (SILVER PIN)
- Someone who drives (WHITE TIE)
- A ___ takes payment in a store (GREEN TEA)
- Someone who flies a plane (WHITE TIE)
- Someone who writes (WHITE TIE)
- A ___ helps women give birth (SILVER PIN)
- A ___ works in a school (GREEN TEA)
30 Clues: A ___ plays music (SILVER PIN) • A ___ sews clothes (GREEN TEA) • A ___ sells houses (GREEN TEA) • Someone who drives (WHITE TIE) • Someone who writes (WHITE TIE) • Anyone who works (PURPLE SHIRT) • A ___ puts fires out (WHITE TIE) • An ___ helps someone (SILVER PIN) • A ___ designs machines (GREEN TEA) • A doctor for children (SILVER PIN) • A ___ works in a school (GREEN TEA) • ...
First Aid Assessment 2021-05-14
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- An instrument issued by a court to authorize a person to take depositions
- inhaling or breathing in
- seizure experienced mostly by people with epilepsy
- a legal duty to take action to prevent harm to another person
- difficulty breathing due to something blocking the throat
- a medical service that is able to provide help over the phone in case of exposure to poisonous substances
- eating food or drinking
- delivers a shock to fix the rhythm of the heart
- keeping something secret or private
- a burst of uncontrolled electrical activity between brain cells
- an acute allergic reaction to an antigen
- help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available
- used to stop bleeding
- when the body is not getting enough blood flow
- compression of a patient's chest
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- the three c's
- the Heimlich maneuver
- irregular heartbeat
- abnormally low body temperature
- failure to perform an act agreed to
- a failure to do something that you are legally responsible for
- a device for stopping the flow of blood
- concussion symptoms that last beyond the usual recovery period
- perception of someone's environment
- failure to take reasonable care to avoid causing injury or loss to another person
- permission for something to happen
- temporary unconsciousness caused by a blow on the head
- Emergency medical services
28 Clues: the three c's • irregular heartbeat • the Heimlich maneuver • used to stop bleeding • eating food or drinking • inhaling or breathing in • Emergency medical services • abnormally low body temperature • compression of a patient's chest • permission for something to happen • failure to perform an act agreed to • perception of someone's environment • keeping something secret or private • ...
ESO Wave 2022 Crossword 2022-04-11
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- trust and rely on each other to fully succeed
- willing to be bold; use our voice; and aren't afraid to fail
- “… to the people!”
- many datum
- the act responsible for protecting personal health information
- an acronym describing medical first responders
- the organized provision of medicine and treatment for individuals or communities
- capacity to gain valuable and deep understanding ESO’s new reporting product
- owned locations or belongings
- bombero
- trust in our abilities and mastery in what we do
- there are currently 50
- we are true to ourselves and having integrity
- dog love to visit these
- loving what we do and doing what we love
- agile and always open to new ideas
- areas of counties or cities
- an EMS reporting standard
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- "911 - what's your ...?"
- make time to care and celebrate
- an advanced EMT
- a gorup of services related to community emergency management and hazard/injury prevention for the wellbeing of a population
- to freely give time and labour for community service
- someone who receives medical care
- a data log of ongoing medical study records
- vehicles used in transport of personnel and equipment
- to study
- a group of people living nearby or sharing common characteristics or values
- trailblazers and challenge the status quo
- a container, usually for long term storage
- a fire reporting standard
- the combination of oxygen, heat, and fuel can make this
32 Clues: bombero • to study • many datum • an advanced EMT • “… to the people!” • there are currently 50 • dog love to visit these • "911 - what's your ...?" • a fire reporting standard • an EMS reporting standard • areas of counties or cities • owned locations or belongings • make time to care and celebrate • someone who receives medical care • agile and always open to new ideas • ...
SAS Crossword 2022-06-22
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- A disease in which the body's ability to produce or respond to the hormone insulin is impaired
- a medical term which doctors use to describe low blood pressure
- A doctor who deals with medical problems specific to women
- A medial term for a bone breaking in the body
- Bypass, A surgery that helps people lose weight by changing how the stomach and small intestine handle food
- A condition resulting from the appearance of tissue outside the uterus and causing pelvic pain
- An operation performed in the abdomen or pelvis using small incisions
- A popular private hospital
- A new virus that is similar to the flu
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- A value derived from the mass and height of a person
- A medication that is used to help treat type 2 diabetes
- A popular Australian health insurance fund
- A type of pain relief that a person is put under for surgery
- A procedure that uses a camera on a lighted tube inserted into the body to look for, diagnose, treat and prevent diseases
- The removal of dead (necrotic) or infected skin tissue to help a wound heal
- A surgical operation that removes all or part of the uterus
- A surgery where an examination of tissue is involved
- A doctor who is specifically trained to perform medical operations
- The branch of medicine dealing with the correction of deformities of bones or muscles
- A type of pain relief given by an anaesthetist given to women who are in labour
20 Clues: A popular private hospital • A new virus that is similar to the flu • A popular Australian health insurance fund • A medial term for a bone breaking in the body • A value derived from the mass and height of a person • A surgery where an examination of tissue is involved • A medication that is used to help treat type 2 diabetes • ...
The letters (and words) we live by 2022-01-13
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- Cash program, usually for low-income families with minor children
- Federal Administrative agency that oversees the Medicaid program
- DHS's website where you can file applications
- Immigrants in this program can get medical and cash benefits, but not SNAP
- It's a Legal Aid Chicago term for when DHS doesn't meet it's statutory duty to evaluate for all programs
- Social Security Administration
- Illinois administrative department that oversees the Medicaid program
- pays Medicare premiums
- one of the MSP programs
- Most TANF cases require one of these, usually an adult
- one of the MSP programs
- Highly underutilized program providing food assistance to pregnant women and very young children
- where you get your benefits
- Medical and Cash benefits for people with disabilities and people over 65 years old
- one of the MSP programs
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- Illinois administrative department that makes DHS benefits determinations
- DHS should give people in this category a special housing deduction in SNAP, but they don't
- For SNAP it's either 30 days or 5 days
- for SNAP its 90 days, for other programs its 60
- DHS's website where you can check on the status of application and download old notices
- Federal administrative agency that oversees the SNAP program
- Legal Aid Chicago project that primarily helps people access DHS benefits
- Immigrants in this program can get medical, food, and cash assistance (but sometimes they won't get a notice of decision)
- used to be food stamps
- An analogy for the Medicaid program
25 Clues: pays Medicare premiums • used to be food stamps • one of the MSP programs • one of the MSP programs • one of the MSP programs • where you get your benefits • Social Security Administration • An analogy for the Medicaid program • For SNAP it's either 30 days or 5 days • DHS's website where you can file applications • for SNAP its 90 days, for other programs its 60 • ...
The Specialty of Pharmaceutical Medicine 2023-08-24
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- a sedative and hypnotic
- number of sections of the Pharmaceutical syllabus
- scientific study of the pharmacodynamics of drugs in the human species and the pharmacokinetics of the human physiology and metabolism of drugs
- includes dietary supplements, isolated nutrients, and herbal products.
- used as a solvent for sulfinalimde elixir
- replaced PharmaTrain in 2014
- the ability to perform and the attribute of the performer
- genetic mutation in babies due caused by thalomide
- responsible for the implementation, monitoring, standards, and quality of the SMD Program
- representative of the European Commission
- the prerequisite for recognition of a medical specialty
- the university that initatied a course in Medicine Development in Hungary
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- professionals from biomedical sciences working in the 5 areas, but having no medical degree
- modular approach that allows Pharmaceutical Medicine temporal and geographical flexibility
- number of representatives of national societies that created IFAPP
- synonym of Pharmaceutical Medicine
- a recognized medical specialty in many countries
- Serves as the international platform of national associations of professionals in pharmaceutical medicine.
- representative of the European pharmaceutical industry
- always been a forefront of creating and implementing concepts of education and training in Pharmaceutical Medicine
- engaged in clinical research in planning, supervising, and conducting clinical trials
- concerned with the discovery, development, evaluation, registration, monitoring, and medical aspects of marketing medicines.
- formerly known as Ranbaxy Laboratories
- number of competency domains
- a successful and thriving society for specialists in Pharmaceutical Medicine in Mexico
25 Clues: a sedative and hypnotic • replaced PharmaTrain in 2014 • number of competency domains • synonym of Pharmaceutical Medicine • formerly known as Ranbaxy Laboratories • used as a solvent for sulfinalimde elixir • representative of the European Commission • a recognized medical specialty in many countries • number of sections of the Pharmaceutical syllabus • ...
Famous Firsts - Black History Month 2024-02-06
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- First African American Medal of Honor winner for bravery during the Civil War received in 1900
- First African American U.S. President 2009-2017
- First African American to serve in the US Senate 1870
- First African American female medical doctor - New England Female Medical College
- Second African American Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1964
- Founder of African American Literature - poems on religious and moral subjects 1773
- First African American to win the U.S. Open Tennis in 1957
- First African American licensed pilot 1921
- Co-founded the Association for the Study of African American Life and History
- Co-founded the Association for the Study of African American Life and History
- First African American female elected to the U.S. Congress 1969-1983
- First African American college graduate Middlebury College, Vermont
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- First African American Nobel Peace Prize winner for mediating a truce between Arabs and Israelis in 1950
- First African American U.S. Vice President 2021-present
- First African American Oscar winner 1940 Gone With the Wind
- First African American Astronaut in space 1983
- First African American Olympic Medalist 1904 Bronze medal in 200M and 400M hurdles
- 16th president of the United States - Emancipation Proclamation
- First African American female college graduate 1862 Oberlin College, Ohio
- First African American U.S. Supreme Court Justice 1967-1991
- First African American State elected official - Vermont Legislature
- First African American Medical doctor - University of Glasgow, Scotland
- First African American Nobel Prize for Literature 1993
- Escaped slave turned activist and author - prominent leader in the abolitionist movement to end slavery
- US president proclaimed February Black History Month in 1976
25 Clues: First African American licensed pilot 1921 • First African American Astronaut in space 1983 • First African American U.S. President 2009-2017 • First African American to serve in the US Senate 1870 • First African American Nobel Prize for Literature 1993 • First African American U.S. Vice President 2021-present • ...
National Athletic Training Month 2023-01-30
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- medical term indicating further from the body
- item that is used to wrap a sprained ankle
- injury to a ligament that connects bone to bone
- develops after injury and can result in black and blue coloring of the skin
- rotation of the hand and forearm so that the palm faces backwards and downwards
- rotation of the hand and forearm so that the palm faces upwards
- our wonderful employer! (2 words)
- instrument used to cut materials
- connects bone to bone
- repairs an injury and could involve months of rehab and recovery
- biceps, hamstrings, calves
- two bones connect to create this; shoulder, ankle and elbow are examples
- a rupture in the skin that usually involves bleeding
- lifesaving process that involves chest compressions and breaths
- injury to a muscle or tendon
- useful tools used for ambulation after a lower extremity injury
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- an AT job setting possibly working with dancers, vocalists, or musicians (2 words)
- refers to both right and left sides
- a injury/condition that is new and sudden
- medical term indicating closer to the body
- a well known job setting; i.e., professional, collegiate, high school, youth
- the unofficial uniform of the athletic trainer
- a lesser known job setting that may include tanks and fighter jets
- a modality commonly applied to decrease inflammation after injury
- the organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community (2 words)
- setting that would include a factory or business
26 Clues: connects bone to bone • biceps, hamstrings, calves • injury to a muscle or tendon • instrument used to cut materials • our wonderful employer! (2 words) • refers to both right and left sides • a injury/condition that is new and sudden • item that is used to wrap a sprained ankle • medical term indicating closer to the body • medical term indicating further from the body • ...
Crossword 2025-10-29
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- Hormone that lowers blood sugar levels, used in diabetes treatment
- Present since birth (usually referring to a medical condition)
- Inflammation of the appendix, often requiring surgery
- Sudden uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain
- Support used to immobilize an injured limb or bone
- Inflammation of the stomach and intestines causing vomiting/diarrhea
- Medication used to reduce allergic reactions
- Insufficient oxygen supply to the body’s tissues
- Medication that calms or induces sleep
- Feeling like one is going to vomit; causing nausea
- To shake involuntarily due to fear, cold, illness, or shock
- Device delivering electrical shocks to restore normal heart rhythm
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- Loss of physical or mental ability to function effectively
- Small flashlight used for medical examination (e.g., checking pupils)
- Caused by microorganisms and capable of spreading to others
- Excessive loss of body fluids leading to impaired function
- Device used to measure blood pressure
- Noticeably rapid or irregular heartbeat felt by the patient
- Feeling of sickness in the stomach that may lead to vomiting
- Able to be transmitted from person to person through contact
- Passages through which air moves into and out of the lungs
- Device used to inject or withdraw fluids from the body
- Sudden loss of brain function due to disrupted blood flow
- Device that delivers medication directly into the airways
- Sterile salt solution used for cleaning wounds or medical treatment
- Reduced physical or cognitive ability compared to normal
26 Clues: Device used to measure blood pressure • Medication that calms or induces sleep • Medication used to reduce allergic reactions • Insufficient oxygen supply to the body’s tissues • Support used to immobilize an injured limb or bone • Feeling like one is going to vomit; causing nausea • Sudden uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain • ...
Maternal Bonding Factors 2025-12-07
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- Nurses evaluate eye contact, infant cues, and responsiveness to assess ______
- The emotional connection between mother and infant that can be disrupted by separation
- The plan created by nurses to ensure safe discharge for mother and baby
- Routines, A long hospital stay can disrupt these daily patterns at home
- Family _______: Long hospital stays disrupt finances, routines, and caregiving (5 letters)
- A major factor heightened by uncertainty and medical complexity of the stay (6 letters)
- Mothers in this unit experience increased depression, fear, and stress (4 letters)
- Hospital readmissions often cause repeated ______ between mother and infant
- Physical contact method that regulates newborn temperature and heart rate
- Depression (PPD), Condition in which mothers experience heightened sadness or anxiety after childbirth
- Care, Type of care model that encourages family presence and participation
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- Nurses use screenings to detect this mental health condition early
- Hospital stays introduce this type of environment that can overwhelm families
- Emotional state that increases due to maternal hospitalization
- When mothers are hospitalized, this can increase within the partner or siblings
- First step of the nursing process, involving evaluating maternal and family needs (6 letters)
- The caregiver role may become ______ when the mother is hospitalized
- , Key early contact that strengthens attachment after birth
- Returning to the hospital after discharge, adding stress to families
- Important newborn behavior that helps bonding and nutritional intake
- A unit where infants receive specialized medical care
- Emotional link between mother and infant that starts in pregnancy
- Stress, Type of stress mothers feel due to medical procedures and uncertainty
23 Clues: A unit where infants receive specialized medical care • , Key early contact that strengthens attachment after birth • Emotional state that increases due to maternal hospitalization • Emotional link between mother and infant that starts in pregnancy • Nurses use screenings to detect this mental health condition early • ...
Jobs 2023 2023-10-21
15 Clues: Nurse • Manager • Analyst • Advisor • Manager. • developer • Assistant. • Developer. • Therapist. • Practitioner. • System analyst • Research Analyst • Security Analyst. • Therapist Assistant • and Health Services Manager.
FIRST AID KIT 2023-11-23
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- individual who has received training in basic first aid techniques and is capable of providing initial care to someone who is injured or suddenly becomes ill.
- we can use a pair of these to cut tape and bandages.
- they are disposable and we use it for protection purposes.
- versatile medical product used for various purposes, especially in the context of first aid and wound care such as securing bandages and creating makeshift slings.
- used for providing quick and convenient cold therapy in various situations like reducing swelling and relieving pain associated with injuries such as sprains, strains, and bruises.
- they are pre-moistened towelettes or cloths that are saturated with an antiseptic solution. These are convenient for quick and efficient disinfection in various situations like surface disinfection.
- they can be used to secure the ends of bandages or triangular bandages, helping to keep the it in place and ensuring proper coverage of a wound.
- we use this to measure someone's temperature.
- cream used to treat eccema or rashes on the skin.
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- It is used to disinfect and clean wounds, cuts, and other skin injuries. Commonly known as rubbing alcohol.
- They can be used to handle sterile dressings, gauze, or other first aid materials or remove splinters.
- It is used to cover and protect minor cuts, wounds, and injuries.
- example of this type of medicine is paracetamol or tylenol.
- they are soft, sterile pads designed specifically for use on the eye. They are often used in first aid or medical settings for various purposes, including protecting and covering the eye.
- used to relieve pain when you have irritated, dry eyes.
- example of this type of medicine is ibuprofen.
- example of this type of medicine is amoxicillin.
- medical fabric that is used for various purposes in wound care and medical procedures like wound dressing.
18 Clues: we use this to measure someone's temperature. • example of this type of medicine is ibuprofen. • example of this type of medicine is amoxicillin. • cream used to treat eccema or rashes on the skin. • we can use a pair of these to cut tape and bandages. • used to relieve pain when you have irritated, dry eyes. • ...
Medical Marijuana 2025-04-11
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- What is the primary sensory system affected by chronic pain?
- What is the term for prejudice or negative perceptions surrounding medical marijuana use?
- What is the legal term for a patient agreeing to treatment after receiving full information?
- What type of medications are commonly replaced by medical marijuana for pain relief?
- What federal classification is cannabis currently under in the U.S.?
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- What system in the body helps regulate pain and interacts with medical cannabis?
- What is the primary condition medical marijuana is used to treat?
- Which psychoactive compound in cannabis is most associated with pain relief?
8 Clues: What is the primary sensory system affected by chronic pain? • What is the primary condition medical marijuana is used to treat? • What federal classification is cannabis currently under in the U.S.? • Which psychoactive compound in cannabis is most associated with pain relief? • What system in the body helps regulate pain and interacts with medical cannabis? • ...
My free time and hobbies: Vocabulary 2021-06-15
15 Clues: Baker • Nurse • to wash • Butcher • Plumber • Pharmacy • Birthday • opponent • To write • to dance • Hospital • to travel • competition • Teacher (female) • Medical practice (doctor's office)
Communications Crossword 17 Tallaght YR 2015-02-09
18 Clues: Fast • Push • Data • Also • Noisy • Image • Every • Add up • Melody • Do again • Frequently • Sick person • Gave out cards • Medical person • section of a book • Bring from abroad • Laughing creature • Zodiac sign of Lion
En el consultorio 2025-02-24
18 Clues: cough • dizzy • serious • healthy • to hurt • pregnant • to cough • to break • to damage • to forget • to sneeze • congested • to get sick • to prohibit • to prescribe • to fall down • medical (doctor) • healthy (person)
History of Medicine 2025-02-28
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- The first widely used antibiotic, discovered by Alexander Fleming.
- Ancient Roman physician who influenced medical knowledge for centuries.
- Scientist who developed the germ theory of disease and created vaccines.
- Ancient Greek physician known as the 'Father of Medicine.'
- An instrument that allowed scientists to see microorganisms for the first time.
- A medical imaging technique discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895.
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- A biological preparation that provides immunity to a particular disease.
- First name of the nurse who founded modern nursing and improved hospital sanitation.
- A medical innovation that allows patients to undergo surgery without pain.
- An ancient theory that health is based on the balance of bodily fluids.
10 Clues: Ancient Greek physician known as the 'Father of Medicine.' • The first widely used antibiotic, discovered by Alexander Fleming. • A medical imaging technique discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895. • Ancient Roman physician who influenced medical knowledge for centuries. • An ancient theory that health is based on the balance of bodily fluids. • ...
Medicare Crossword? More like MediCOOL Crossword! 2024-08-21
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- provides health coverage for certain low-income people, and may include pregnant women, the elderly, and those with disabilities.
- a percentage of your medical and drug costs that you may be required to pay as your share of costs for medical services or supplies
- the amount you are required to pay each month to Medicare or your private insurer for your healthcare coverage.
- A person that receives benefits
- a supplemental health insurance policy that is sold by private insurance companies and works only with Original Medicare
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- The man, the myth, the legend
- the amount you pay for medical services or prescription drugs in a plan year before your plan begins to pay for benefits
- This is a specific dollar amount that you may be required to pay as your share of the cost for medical services or supplies
- details the specific drugs covered by a prescription drug plan
- a group of healthcare providers who have agreed to provide care based on a plan’s terms and conditions.
- an order for a health care service or drug written by a qualified health care professional
11 Clues: The man, the myth, the legend • A person that receives benefits • details the specific drugs covered by a prescription drug plan • an order for a health care service or drug written by a qualified health care professional • a group of healthcare providers who have agreed to provide care based on a plan’s terms and conditions. • ...
First Aid 2020-06-15
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- Ligaments that hold bones together are stretched/torn
- Moderate to deep cut
- Failure of the cardiovascular system to pump enough blood to the vital organs
- Tasteless, odorless, invisible, deadly gas
- Object has punctured the skin
- Scrape; outer layer of skin is damaged
- Outer skin layer is burned
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- Body part or limb is cut off
- Skin/tissue is partially or completely removed
- Help given to an injured person until medical help arrives
- 24 hour hotline that provides emergency medical advice
- Damage to skin's deeper layers
- Mild, traumatic brain injury
- Damaged skin all the way through, burned muscle or tissue
- Muscle is stretched/torn
15 Clues: Moderate to deep cut • Muscle is stretched/torn • Outer skin layer is burned • Body part or limb is cut off • Mild, traumatic brain injury • Object has punctured the skin • Damage to skin's deeper layers • Scrape; outer layer of skin is damaged • Tasteless, odorless, invisible, deadly gas • Skin/tissue is partially or completely removed • ...
Week 8-Gold, Mason 2022-06-14
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- idea that is suggested
- studying or looking at something carefully
- short simple story that teaches a moral
- who always worries about their health
- than is needed or wanted
- criticize other people
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- medical condition
- model
- way of describing something
- increase of range in movement
- development in children and adults
- situation that seems strange
- becomes used instead
- serious medical condition caused by an extreme cold Superimpose-to put one picture on top of another so they can both be partly seen
- lot of small things that belong to someone
15 Clues: model • medical condition • becomes used instead • idea that is suggested • criticize other people • than is needed or wanted • way of describing something • situation that seems strange • increase of range in movement • development in children and adults • who always worries about their health • short simple story that teaches a moral • studying or looking at something carefully • ...
Jenna Micklin Assessment 2020-12-14
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- An instruction given to someone or a group of people
- An allergic reaction to something that your body has become sensitive to
- Protective goggles, helmets, and garments
- Part of CPR that tries to get the patient's heart to restart
- When someone fails to act responsibly upon someone that is hurt or injured
- Legal protection for people who give reasonable care
- When air is blocked by and object and can not enter the patient's mouth
- A system that provides emergency medical care
- The help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available
- When the concussion recovery time lasts longer than normal and cause headaches, dizziness, and loss of memory and focus
- One way an object can exit the throat by wrapping both arms around the patient and squeezing them
- You apply it to the injured spot to stop the bleeding
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- When the patient is unconscious or is unable to communicate but needs immediate medical attention and the caregiver acts and gets them the medical help they need
- Given to someone who has to stopped breathing to give them the vital oxygen they need
- Who you call if you have been poisoned but have no symptoms and are stable
- Uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain
- Verbal or physical signs of patients communicating with caretakers
- A device used to apply pressure to help stop bleeding on a limb
- 3 steps to make sure the patient is safe before help arrives
- Abnormal electrical activity in a single part of the brain
- 30 chest compression and 2 breaths
- Brought on by the sudden drop in blood flow
- small portable device that helps during CPR
- The failure to do something when it has legal or moral purposes
- Failure to take proper care during the situation
- A traumatic brain injury that affects brain function
- The legal act that someone has to act and care for a person in harm
- Information being kept private and only between the caregiver and the patient
28 Clues: 30 chest compression and 2 breaths • Protective goggles, helmets, and garments • Brought on by the sudden drop in blood flow • small portable device that helps during CPR • A system that provides emergency medical care • Uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain • Failure to take proper care during the situation • ...
First Aid Review 2021-11-18
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- assistance in the case of exposure to poisonous or hazardous substances
- failing to provide the type of care as would a person having the same or similar training
- injury resulting from excessive exposure to thermal, chemical, electrical, or radioactive agents
- device used to apply pressure in order to limit the flow of blood
- state of prolonged unconsciousness
- series of waves in a water body due to the displacement of a large volume of water
- a critical condition brought on by the sudden drop in blood flow through the body
- traumatic brain injury that affects the function of the brain
- sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain
- no one is required to render first aid when no legal duty exists
- or other gases enter the lungs
- intaking a food, drink, or substance into the body
- symptoms, allergies, medications, prior medical history, last oral intake, events preceeding
- severe, potential life-threatening allergic reaction
- a medical emergency that causes one's body to lose heat faster than it can produce heat
- deviating from accepted standard of care that results in further injury to a victim
- inability to breathe caused by blockage of the throat or windpipe
- electronic device used to help those experiencing sudden cardiac arrest
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- what is going on around you
- immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person
- 3 c's
- rapid heartbeat that causes poor blood flow
- an emergency procedure that includes chest compressions
- sudden and violent shaking of the ground
- pressure on a wound in order to constrict the blood vessels
- to do what a reasonably prudent person would do
- concussion symptoms that last beyond the expected recovery period
- or agreeing
- something a reasonably prudent person would NOT do
- stroke: when the body cannot regulate its temperature
- maintaining privacy about a victim, relaying medical information to appropriate persons
- emergency technique used to help clear a person's airway
- emergency medical services
- seizure: abnormal electrical activity in one area of the brain
34 Clues: 3 c's • or agreeing • emergency medical services • what is going on around you • or other gases enter the lungs • state of prolonged unconsciousness • sudden and violent shaking of the ground • rapid heartbeat that causes poor blood flow • to do what a reasonably prudent person would do • something a reasonably prudent person would NOT do • ...
Social Insurance & Other Health Concepts 2018-06-22
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- Insured must pay a specified amount for services "up front", provider pays remainder of cost.
- Any group or individual who provides health care services.
- Business Overhead Expense Policy
- _______Period is the time period in which benefits are paid under the policy.
- A request for payment of the benefits provided by an insurance contract.
- Legal process for insurers seeking recovery for loss from a 3rd parties.
- A medical benefits program administered by states & the federal government.
- _______Disability Policy. Provides income for persons returning to work after a total disability.
- The insured’s PCP for medical care and for referrals in HMO's & PPO's.
- ________Period Time between beginning of a disability & the start of benefits.
- _______Disability from which the insured does not recover.
- An excess amount of insurance resulting in overpayment in the event of a loss.
- ______Disability. Provision stating the conditions that auto-qualify insured for full benefits.
- A claim to a provider for payments from Medicare.
- A periodic payment to the insurance company to keep the policy in force.
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- _______Disabilty. 2+ yrs of coverage for illness up to age 65, or life in case of an accident.
- Organizations that process claims and pay benefits in an insurance policy.
- _______Care. An plan seeking contain cost by controlling behavior of patients.
- A facility for the terminally ill that provides supportive care.
- ________Period is the annual time to enroll in a Medicare plan.
- Organizations that process inpatient and outpatient claims.
- The Federal program that pays hospital & medical expenses.
- ________Disability. A condition which does not allow the perform of duties of any occupation.
- The portion of a loss that is paid by the insured before insurer pays claim.
- An agreement where both parties pay a portion of loss or expenses.
- ________Disability. Policy that covers disabilities of 13 to 26 weeks, sometimes up to 2 yrs.
- _______Period. Premium due date during which premiums may still be paid.
- A person's net worth.
- A temporary health or medical care provided to give a caregiver a short rest.
- Medicare supplement plans issued by private insurance companies.
30 Clues: A person's net worth. • Business Overhead Expense Policy • A claim to a provider for payments from Medicare. • Any group or individual who provides health care services. • The Federal program that pays hospital & medical expenses. • _______Disability from which the insured does not recover. • Organizations that process inpatient and outpatient claims. • ...
Word fun - Professions 2018-11-04
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- I'm a person who studies the solid, liquid, and gaseous matter that constitutes the Earth.
- A medical practitioner, medical doctor, or simply doctor is a professional who practises medicine, which is concerned with promoting, maintaining, or restoring health through the study, diagnosis, and treatment of disease, injury, and other physical and mental impairments.
- I'm an expert in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases and conditions of the oral cavity
- A pediatrician is medical doctor who manages the physical, behavioral, and mental care for children from birth until age 18.
- I'm a person who loves people's handwriting.
- I study normal and abnormal mental states from cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior by observing, interpreting, and recording how individuals relate to one another and to their environments.
- I'm a person who studies humans and human behavior and societies in the past and present.
- I am someone who studies society and social behaviour by examining the groups, cultures, organizations, social institutions, and processes that people develop.
- I'm a person who attempts to interpret the influence of the heavenly bodies oh human affairs.
- I am an expert in the chemical elements that make up our world.
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- I'm an expert who loves to SEE clearly.
- A medical doctor who specializes in treating diseases of the nervous system
- Someone who uses an extensive knowledge of mathematics in his or her work, typically to solve mathematical problems
- A person who plays a musical instrument, especially as a profession, or is musically talented.
- I am a person who helps people learn to cope better, communicate better, and do better
- I'm an expert in dealing with the skin, nails, hair and its diseases.
- A scientist who specializes in the field of physics, which encompasses the interactions of matter and energy at all length and time scales in the physical universe.
- A person who advises others on matters of food and nutrition and their impacts on human health.
- I'm a person who scientifically observes the celestial bodies.
- I'm a person who studies life, specifically organisms and their relationship to their environment.
20 Clues: I'm an expert who loves to SEE clearly. • I'm a person who loves people's handwriting. • I'm a person who scientifically observes the celestial bodies. • I am an expert in the chemical elements that make up our world. • I'm an expert in dealing with the skin, nails, hair and its diseases. • ...
Word fun - Professions 2018-11-04
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- I am a person who helps people learn to cope better, communicate better, and do better
- A scientist who specializes in the field of physics, which encompasses the interactions of matter and energy at all length and time scales in the physical universe.
- I am an expert in the chemical elements that make up our world.
- I'm a person who studies life, specifically organisms and their relationship to their environment.
- I'm a person who studies humans and human behavior and societies in the past and present.
- I'm an expert who loves to SEE clearly.
- A pediatrician is medical doctor who manages the physical, behavioral, and mental care for children from birth until age 18.
- A person who advises others on matters of food and nutrition and their impacts on human health.
- I'm a person who studies the solid, liquid, and gaseous matter that constitutes the Earth.
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- Someone who uses an extensive knowledge of mathematics in his or her work, typically to solve mathematical problems
- I study normal and abnormal mental states from cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior by observing, interpreting, and recording how individuals relate to one another and to their environments.
- I'm an expert in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases and conditions of the oral cavity
- A person who plays a musical instrument, especially as a profession, or is musically talented.
- A medical doctor who specializes in treating diseases of the nervous system
- I'm a person who loves people's handwriting.
- I'm a person who attempts to interpret the influence of the heavenly bodies oh human affairs.
- I am someone who studies society and social behaviour by examining the groups, cultures, organizations, social institutions, and processes that people develop.
- A medical practitioner, medical doctor, or simply doctor is a professional who practises medicine, which is concerned with promoting, maintaining, or restoring health through the study, diagnosis, and treatment of disease, injury, and other physical and mental impairments.
- I'm an expert in dealing with the skin, nails, hair and its diseases.
- I'm a person who scientifically observes the celestial bodies.
20 Clues: I'm an expert who loves to SEE clearly. • I'm a person who loves people's handwriting. • I'm a person who scientifically observes the celestial bodies. • I am an expert in the chemical elements that make up our world. • I'm an expert in dealing with the skin, nails, hair and its diseases. • ...
Word fun - Professions 2018-11-04
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- A medical doctor who specializes in treating diseases of the nervous system
- A scientist who specializes in the field of physics, which encompasses the interactions of matter and energy at all length and time scales in the physical universe.
- I am someone who studies society and social behaviour by examining the groups, cultures, organizations, social institutions, and processes that people develop.
- I'm a person who studies the solid, liquid, and gaseous matter that constitutes the Earth.
- A pediatrician is medical doctor who manages the physical, behavioral, and mental care for children from birth until age 18.
- I'm a person who attempts to interpret the influence of the heavenly bodies oh human affairs.
- I'm a person who studies humans and human behavior and societies in the past and present.
- I'm an expert who loves to SEE clearly.
- Someone who uses an extensive knowledge of mathematics in his or her work, typically to solve mathematical problems
- A person who advises others on matters of food and nutrition and their impacts on human health.
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- I'm a person who studies life, specifically organisms and their relationship to their environment.
- I study normal and abnormal mental states from cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior by observing, interpreting, and recording how individuals relate to one another and to their environments.
- A person who plays a musical instrument, especially as a profession, or is musically talented.
- A medical practitioner, medical doctor, or simply doctor is a professional who practises medicine, which is concerned with promoting, maintaining, or restoring health through the study, diagnosis, and treatment of disease, injury, and other physical and mental impairments.
- I'm a person who loves people's handwriting.
- I am a person who helps people learn to cope better, communicate better, and do better
- I'm an expert in dealing with the skin, nails, hair and its diseases.
- I'm an expert in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases and conditions of the oral cavity
- I am an expert in the chemical elements that make up our world.
- I'm a person who scientifically observes the celestial bodies.
20 Clues: I'm an expert who loves to SEE clearly. • I'm a person who loves people's handwriting. • I'm a person who scientifically observes the celestial bodies. • I am an expert in the chemical elements that make up our world. • I'm an expert in dealing with the skin, nails, hair and its diseases. • ...
2.02 2014-04-08
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- The exchange of information between people by means of speaking, writing, or using a common system of signs or behavior.
- Department An agency that provides medical care to people who cannot afford medical help.
- from Danger Feeling free from harm.
- Cross An international organization dedicated to the medical care of the sick or wounded in wars and natural disasters.
- Environment A surrounding or situation where harm, damage, or loss in unlikely.
- Services A government agency that provides social services to individuals or a community.
- To deprive somebody of air or prevent somebody from breathing, or be unable to breathe.
- Way A national network of local organizations that work to advance the common good by focusing on education, income and health.
- Devices Relating to devices, systems, or circuits, that employ components such as vacuum tubes, integrated circuits, or transistors in their design e.g., are computer, Ipod, etc.
- events Things that happen once in a while but are major events.
- The process of doing something in order to achieve a purpose.
- Safety Free from bodily harm.
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- Security Commission An agency that helps people find jobs.
- of Security A feeling of being safe.
- To make something safe for children to use, or safe against damage or tampering by children.
- Hazardous material that may be found in homes build prior to 1978.
- Needs A basic need for the sense of security.
- Group A group that provides not only financial support but also spiritual, volunteer and community support.
- Poisoning A medical condition caused by toxic levels of the metal lead in the blood.
- Safety Rules for the safe use of the Internet for children.
- Violence Violence within the home which includes the use of physical and sexual violence, threats and intimidation, emotional abuse and denying of finances.
- Poisoning Results from eating foods that contain bacteria or their toxic be unable to breather.
- A portable weapon that fires ammunition such as a pistol or rifle.
- In an unharmed uninjured, or undamaged condition.
24 Clues: Safety Free from bodily harm. • from Danger Feeling free from harm. • of Security A feeling of being safe. • Needs A basic need for the sense of security. • In an unharmed uninjured, or undamaged condition. • Safety Rules for the safe use of the Internet for children. • Security Commission An agency that helps people find jobs. • ...
Words of Integrity 3 2025-04-24
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- A core bioethical principle focused on fairness and equity in distributing healthcare resources.
- The reduction of disease transmission to zero in a specific geographic area.
- The ability of individuals to obtain and use healthcare services.
- Relating to moral principles that govern conduct, especially in healthcare decisions.
- Medical care given to a patient for an illness, such as antimalarial drugs.
- A country in South Asia where malaria remains a significant public health issue, particularly in rural areas.
- The study of ethical issues emerging from advances in biology and medicine.
- A deliberate action taken to prevent or treat disease, such as vaccination, vector control, or public health education.
- Voluntary agreement to a medical intervention, based on adequate knowledge and understanding.
- The insect vector that transmits malaria parasites to humans.
- Ensuring fair treatment, opportunities, and access to healthcare for all individuals, especially the underserved.
- An organism that lives in or on another organism, such as Plasmodium, which causes malaria.
- Pertaining to the environment; used in the context of malaria to discuss how ecosystems influence disease spread.
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- A life-threatening disease caused by parasites transmitted through the bites of infected mosquitoes.
- The ethical obligation to act in ways that benefit society, including supporting public health efforts like malaria control.
- The organized provision of medical services to individuals and communities.
- Environmental conditions like temperature and rainfall, which influence mosquito populations and disease transmission.
- A group of people living in the same area, often the focus of public health campaigns.
- A biological preparation that provides immunity to a specific disease; malaria vaccines are an emerging strategy.
- The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, including innovations like gene-editing or rapid testing in healthcare.
- Tools and methods used to detect diseases, such as blood tests to identify malaria parasites.
- Involving communities in health initiatives to ensure acceptance and participation in disease prevention programs.
- The continuous monitoring of disease spread to guide timely responses and policy decisions.
- A sudden increase in the occurrence of a disease in a specific location.
- A healthcare professional who delivers medical services, such as doctors, nurses, or health workers.
25 Clues: The insect vector that transmits malaria parasites to humans. • The ability of individuals to obtain and use healthcare services. • A sudden increase in the occurrence of a disease in a specific location. • The organized provision of medical services to individuals and communities. • Medical care given to a patient for an illness, such as antimalarial drugs. • ...
Litriú Béarla 11/10/24 2024-10-11
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- Medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses.
- someone who grows crops and raises animals.
- A cause or an explanation.
- Person responsible for controlling a group
- Reliable and trustworthy; can be counted on.”
- Having good sense
- A person receiving medical treatment;
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- Feeling at ease; not causing discomfort.”
- Extremely bad or unpleasant.”
- One who prepares and sells bread, pastries, and other baked goods.”
- untidy
11 Clues: untidy • Having good sense • A cause or an explanation. • Extremely bad or unpleasant.” • A person receiving medical treatment; • Feeling at ease; not causing discomfort.” • Person responsible for controlling a group • someone who grows crops and raises animals. • Reliable and trustworthy; can be counted on.” • Medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses. • ...
'Lord of the Flies' 2022-12-15
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- Ralph's father's job.
- war fought in by Golding.
- Simon's medical condition.
- novel that inspired Golding.
- Jack's group at the start of the novel are a what?
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- Piggy's medical condition.
- item used to call an assembly.
- Event that almost destroys the island at the end of the novel.
- Who are all assumed to have died at the start of the novel?
- What does Ralph want to keep going?
- item used to create fire.
- twins in the novel.
- What took the boys to the island?
13 Clues: Ralph's father's job. • twins in the novel. • item used to create fire. • war fought in by Golding. • Piggy's medical condition. • Simon's medical condition. • novel that inspired Golding. • item used to call an assembly. • What took the boys to the island? • What does Ralph want to keep going? • Jack's group at the start of the novel are a what? • ...
Community Allied Health 2024-10-30
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- Care provided at home
- Lon-lasting conditions
- A service that helps with daily living tasks
- Measures taken to avoid illness or injury
- A process of evaluating a persons health
- This therapist helps patients recover from injury through exercises
- Assists patients with nutrition and diet
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- Works with patients to improve their daily living skills
- The science of food and its impact on health
- Short-term medical conditions
- A person receiving medical care
- The overall state of health and vitality
- A professional who helps patients improve mobility
13 Clues: Care provided at home • Lon-lasting conditions • Short-term medical conditions • A person receiving medical care • The overall state of health and vitality • A process of evaluating a persons health • Assists patients with nutrition and diet • Measures taken to avoid illness or injury • The science of food and its impact on health • ...
Crossword 2022-08-10
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- The general term for any condition that makes a person feel sick for a certain period of time.
- The emergency vehicle that rushes people to a hospital.
- A disease caused by the uncontrollable growth of cells.
- A medical problem that needs immediate attention.
- A medical condition or physical feature that is passed on in the family.
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- A medical disorder that is harmful to a person's health
- It is a pain in your head or face.
- It is a body's abnormal reaction to certain foods or environmental substances (e.g. causes a rash).
- It is adisease-causing organism.
- THE higher than normal body temperature.
10 Clues: It is adisease-causing organism. • It is a pain in your head or face. • THE higher than normal body temperature. • A medical problem that needs immediate attention. • A medical disorder that is harmful to a person's health • The emergency vehicle that rushes people to a hospital. • A disease caused by the uncontrollable growth of cells. • ...
Definitions 2022-09-27
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- medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness.
- person, typically a woman, who is trained to assist women in childbirth.
- medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery
- person who is qualified to treat diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums.
- person trained to give emergency medical care to people who are injured or ill
- person who is qualified to treat people
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- A medic works with patients to help them manage pain, balance, mobility, and motor function.
- specialist in the study of nutrition
- person trained to care for the sick or infirm,
- of several virus diseases marked especially by respiratory or intestinal symptoms
10 Clues: specialist in the study of nutrition • person who is qualified to treat people • person trained to care for the sick or infirm, • medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery • person, typically a woman, who is trained to assist women in childbirth. • person trained to give emergency medical care to people who are injured or ill • ...
Medicine 2023-03-17
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- Identifying the nature or cause of a disease or condition.
- Branch of medicine that uses imaging technologies to diagnose and treat diseases.
- Written order for medication to be dispensed by a pharmacist.
- Injection of a weakened or dead pathogen to stimulate the immune system.
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- Medication that causes loss of sensation or consciousness.
- Facility where prescription drugs and other medical supplies are dispensed
- Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury.
- Medicine used to fight bacterial infections.
- Instrument used to inject or withdraw fluids from the body.
- Medical specialty that involves cutting or manipulating tissue to treat injuries or diseases.
10 Clues: Medicine used to fight bacterial infections. • Medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury. • Medication that causes loss of sensation or consciousness. • Identifying the nature or cause of a disease or condition. • Instrument used to inject or withdraw fluids from the body. • Written order for medication to be dispensed by a pharmacist. • ...
Word Finder 2023-03-15
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- Ethics of medical and biological research
- The action of making new information known
- Degree to which a collection of data is complete, consistent, and accurate throughout the data lifecycle
- A strategic safety program designed to decrease product risk by using one or more interventions or tools
- A person qualified to practice medicine
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- Communication of scientific knowledge through journals and scientific conferences
- A systematic approach to raising standards of health care and tackling poor performance
- A person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment
- Disclosing study-related information accurately and completely
- A type of research study that tests how well new medical approaches work in people
10 Clues: A person qualified to practice medicine • Ethics of medical and biological research • The action of making new information known • A person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment • Disclosing study-related information accurately and completely • Communication of scientific knowledge through journals and scientific conferences • ...
Newsletter Crossword 2024-12-20
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- The act of giving an organ to another person
- The systematic investigation into medical or ethical questions
- The number, on average, of people that die each day waiting for an organ in the US
- A critical care unit for patients who need constant monitoring
- A body part that can be donated for transplantatio
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- The transplantation of an organ from one species to another
- A newborn infant, especially one under 28 days old
- The number, on average, of people that die each day waiting for an organ in the UK
- Relating to the medical care of children
- Permission granted for medical procedures, including organ donation
10 Clues: Relating to the medical care of children • The act of giving an organ to another person • A newborn infant, especially one under 28 days old • A body part that can be donated for transplantatio • The transplantation of an organ from one species to another • The systematic investigation into medical or ethical questions • ...
Medicine. Zelenukhina Elizaveta 2025-12-15
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- A medical procedure where an organ or tissue is transferred from one body to another.
- Treatment to restore movement and function through exercises and massage.
- The identification of a disease or condition by examining the patient.
- The organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community.
- A doctor who performs operations.
- A substance that stimulates the body's immune system to protect against a specific disease.
- An artificial body part that uses electronic or mechanical systems (e.g., ___ eye).
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- An important discovery or development that changes medical practice.
- A sign or indication of a disease or disorder experienced by the patient.
- The use of drugs to prevent pain during surgery.
10 Clues: A doctor who performs operations. • The use of drugs to prevent pain during surgery. • An important discovery or development that changes medical practice. • The identification of a disease or condition by examining the patient. • The organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community. • ...
First Aid Review 2021-11-18
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- assistance in the case of exposure to poisonous or hazardous substances
- failing to provide the type of care as would a person having the same or similar training
- injury resulting from excessive exposure to thermal, chemical, electrical, or radioactive agents
- device used to apply pressure in order to limit the flow of blood
- state of prolonged unconsciousness
- series of waves in a water body due to the displacement of a large volume of water
- a critical condition brought on by the sudden drop in blood flow through the body
- traumatic brain injury that affects the function of the brain
- sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain
- no one is required to render first aid when no legal duty exists
- or other gases enter the lungs
- intaking a food, drink, or substance into the body
- symptoms, allergies, medications, prior medical history, last oral intake, events preceeding
- severe, potential life-threatening allergic reaction
- a medical emergency that causes one's body to lose heat faster than it can produce heat
- deviating from accepted standard of care that results in further injury to a victim
- inability to breathe caused by blockage of the throat or windpipe
- electronic device used to help those experiencing sudden cardiac arrest
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- what is going on around you
- immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person
- 3 c's
- rapid heartbeat that causes poor blood flow
- an emergency procedure that includes chest compressions
- sudden and violent shaking of the ground
- pressure on a wound in order to constrict the blood vessels
- to do what a reasonably prudent person would do
- concussion symptoms that last beyond the expected recovery period
- or agreeing
- something a reasonably prudent person would NOT do
- stroke: when the body cannot regulate its temperature
- maintaining privacy about a victim, relaying medical information to appropriate persons
- emergency technique used to help clear a person's airway
- emergency medical services
- seizure: abnormal electrical activity in one area of the brain
34 Clues: 3 c's • or agreeing • emergency medical services • what is going on around you • or other gases enter the lungs • state of prolonged unconsciousness • sudden and violent shaking of the ground • rapid heartbeat that causes poor blood flow • to do what a reasonably prudent person would do • something a reasonably prudent person would NOT do • ...
TYT-F.3-Set 1 2023-10-28
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- (adj.)able to prevent infection
- (n.)one of several food substances such as sugar which consists of oxygen, hydrogen and carbon, and provides vour body with heat and energy
- (n.)a substance added to food or drink to give it a particular flavour
- (n.)a medical condition in which a person is very unhappy and anxious for a long period of time and cannot have a normal life during that period
- (n.)medical treatment of iniuries or diseases in which a surgeon cuts open a person's body to repair, remove or replace something inside
- (n.)the chemical processes in your body that change food into the energy you need for growth
- (n.)a substance found in fat, blood and other cells in your body; ton much cholesterol in your body may cause heart disease
- (adj.)describing someone who cannot breathe through his/her nose because it is blocked with blood or thick liquid
- (n.)to injure a joint in someone's body by suddenly twisting it
- (n.)a smooth substance, usually containing medicine, that someone rubs on the skin to heal a wound or sore place
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- (n.)a person who is trained to give advice and help to people with personal or emotional problems
- (v.) to clean the floor with a mop
- (adj.)food or water that is contaminated has harmful or dangerous things in it
- (v.)to allow fresh air to enter and move around a room
- (adj.)produced without using artificial chemicals
- (n.)a mass of diseased cells growing in or on a part of the body where they should not be, usually causing medical problems
- (adj.)clean and likely to prevent infections, bacteria or disease from spreading
- (v.)to get better after an illness or injury
- (n.)a serious disease, especially affecting older people, that prevents the brain from functioning normally and causes problems with speech, memory, thinking and behaviour
- (v.)to put an organ, a group of cells or device into someone's body by doing a medical operation
20 Clues: (adj.)able to prevent infection • (v.) to clean the floor with a mop • (v.)to get better after an illness or injury • (adj.)produced without using artificial chemicals • (v.)to allow fresh air to enter and move around a room • (n.)to injure a joint in someone's body by suddenly twisting it • (n.)a substance added to food or drink to give it a particular flavour • ...
Child Development 2.02 Safety & Security 2020-09-30
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- In an unharmed, uninjured, or undamaged condition
- of security A feeling of being safe
- Security Commission An agency that helps people find jobs
- volience Violence within the home which includes the use of physical and sexual violence, threats and intimidation, emotional abuse and denying of finances
- events Things that happen once in a while but are major events
- Untroubled by feelings of fear or doubt
- devices Relating to devices, systems, or circuits that employ components such as vacuum tubes, integrated circuits, or transistors in their design e.g., are computer, Ipod, etc.
- group A group that provides not only financial support but also spiritual, volunteer and community support
- safety Rules for the safe use of the Internet for children
- poisoning A medical condition caused by toxic levels of the metal lead in the blood
- poisoning Results from eating foods that contain bacteria or their toxic byproducts
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- safety Free from bodily harm
- needs A basic need for the sense of security
- Cross An international organization dedicated to the medical care of the sick or wounded in wars and natural disasters
- environment A surrounding or situation where harm, damage, or loss is unlikely
- The exchange of information between people by means of speaking, writing, or using a common system of signs or behavior
- To deprive somebody of air or prevent somebody from breathing, or be unable to breathe
- A portable weapon that fires ammunition such as a pistol or rifle
- from danger Feeling free from harm
- Hazadous material that may be found in homes build prior to 1978
- Services A government agency that provides social services to individuals or a community
- To make something safe for children to use, or safe against damage or tampering by children
- The process of doing something in order to achieve a purpose
- Way A national network of local organizations that work to advance the common good by focusing on education, income and health
- allergies An immune system response to a food that the body perceives as harmful
- Department An agency that provides medical care to people who cannot afford medical help
26 Clues: safety Free from bodily harm • from danger Feeling free from harm • of security A feeling of being safe • Untroubled by feelings of fear or doubt • needs A basic need for the sense of security • In an unharmed, uninjured, or undamaged condition • Security Commission An agency that helps people find jobs • safety Rules for the safe use of the Internet for children • ...
Secondary Assessment 2023-04-03
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- a memory aid in which the letters stand for questions asked to get a description of the present illness: onset, provocation, quality, radiation, severity, time.
- a procedure for detecting changes in a patient's condition. It involves four steps: repeating the primary assessment, repeating and recording vital signs, repeating the physical exam, and checking interventions.
- of Present Illness(HPI) information gathered regarding the symptoms and nature of the patient's current concern
- a description or label for a patient's condition that assists a clinician in further evaluation and treatment
- something regarding the patient's condition that you can see
- motion movement of a part of the chest in the opposite direction to the rest of the chest during respiration
- a permanent surgical opening in the neck through which the patient breathes
- A memory aid in which the letters stand for elements of the past medical history: Signs and symptoms, allergies, medications, pertinent, past history, last oral intake, and events leading to the injury or illness.
- diagnosis a list of potential diagnoses compiled early in the assessment of the patient
- question a question requiring only a "yes" or "no" answer
- physical exam an assessment of the head, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis, extremities, and posterior of the body to detect signs and symptoms of injury. It differs from the rapid trauma assessment only in that it also includes examination of the face, ears, eyes, nose, and mouth during the examination of the head.
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- changes in a patient's condition over time, such as slowing respirations or rising pulse rate, that may show improvement
- the grating sound heard when the ends of a broken bone move together
- a condition of being stretched, inflated, or larger than normal
- vein distention (JVD) bulging of the neck veins
- something regarding the patient's condition that the patient tells you
- Medical History(PMH) information gathered regarding the patient's health problems in the past
- Patient a patient suffering from one or more physical injuries
- Patient a patient with one or more medical diseases or conditions
- question a question requiring more than just a "yes" or "no" answer
20 Clues: vein distention (JVD) bulging of the neck veins • question a question requiring only a "yes" or "no" answer • something regarding the patient's condition that you can see • Patient a patient suffering from one or more physical injuries • a condition of being stretched, inflated, or larger than normal • ...
Veterinary Organizations and Government Organizations 2022-10-10
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- Food Safety and Inspection Service
- North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board
- American Animal Hospital Association
- American Association of Veterinary Clinicians
- American Association of Bovine Practitioners
- Center for Veterinary Medicine
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- Student American Veterinary Medical Association
- National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America
- American Association of Equine Practitioners
- Center for Disease Control and Prevention
10 Clues: Center for Veterinary Medicine • Food Safety and Inspection Service • American Animal Hospital Association • North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board • Center for Disease Control and Prevention • American Association of Equine Practitioners • American Association of Bovine Practitioners • American Association of Veterinary Clinicians • ...
GMC crossword 2025-11-27
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- frequently mis-spelled medical specialty
- Number of One GMC behaviours
- made up word at <3 of our work
- training at start of medical career
- was updated in 2024
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- independent from GMC
- will dictate our statutory responsibilities in future
- topic of last round of UKAFs
- gentle direction to SMT
- largest EAE team
10 Clues: largest EAE team • was updated in 2024 • independent from GMC • gentle direction to SMT • topic of last round of UKAFs • Number of One GMC behaviours • made up word at <3 of our work • training at start of medical career • frequently mis-spelled medical specialty • will dictate our statutory responsibilities in future
Basic Life Support 2023-01-15
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- Attached to a patient during Cardiac Arrest to restart the heart
- Number of team members present to treat a medical emergency
- A cause of cardiac arrest (2 words)
- Flow rate for oxygen during a medical emergency
- Number of rescue breaths given to a child before starting CPR
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- Medical emergency when a patients stops breathing (2 words)
- Number of compressions given before 2 ventilations in CPR
- B in the Primary Survey
- Used for the immediate delivery of ventilations to a non breathing patient (2 words)
9 Clues: B in the Primary Survey • A cause of cardiac arrest (2 words) • Flow rate for oxygen during a medical emergency • Number of compressions given before 2 ventilations in CPR • Medical emergency when a patients stops breathing (2 words) • Number of team members present to treat a medical emergency • Number of rescue breaths given to a child before starting CPR • ...
HCM 515-Module 08 2024-01-17
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- A facility where patients are received, examined, treated, and hospitalized.
- This is an agreement between parties.
- A facility providing health or technical services required for completing therapy and rehabilitation.
- A facility for conducting scientific testing of samples.
- This clinic will have at least 3 different medical specialties.
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- A clinic including one or more medical specialty and its subspecialties.
- A facility for medical imaging or Radiotherapy.
- This involves transforming the identity of an organization.
- A facility where patients are received, examined and treated.
9 Clues: This is an agreement between parties. • A facility for medical imaging or Radiotherapy. • A facility for conducting scientific testing of samples. • This involves transforming the identity of an organization. • A facility where patients are received, examined and treated. • This clinic will have at least 3 different medical specialties. • ...
Health professionals 2025-02-03
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- Doctor who specializes in the respiratory system
- Doctor who studies and treats skin diseases
- Trained healthcare worker who takes care of sick people
- Doctor who specializes in female reproductive health
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- Doctor who specializes in teeth, gums, and the mouth
- Doctor who has special training in diagnosing and treating cancer
- Person with a medical degree whose job is to treat people
- Doctor who is specially trained to perform medical operations
- Doctor who has special training in medical care for children
9 Clues: Doctor who studies and treats skin diseases • Doctor who specializes in the respiratory system • Doctor who specializes in teeth, gums, and the mouth • Doctor who specializes in female reproductive health • Trained healthcare worker who takes care of sick people • Person with a medical degree whose job is to treat people • ...
Sport Medicine Career Crossword 2024-08-19
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- a fitness professional who helps people achieve their health and fitness goals
- a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- a healthcare professional who helps patients improve their physical movement and manage symptoms like pain, stiffness, and discomfort
- a health professional who studies human movement and applies that knowledge to help people improve their health and fitness
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- health professionals who help people with injuries, illnesses, or disabilities live more independently by developing, recovering, or maintaining skills for daily living and working
- a professional who uses psychology to help people improve their performance and well-being through the mind-body connection
- a healthcare provider who designs, makes, and fits medical devices called orthoses to support and protect a patient's musculoskeletal system
- a doctor who a medical professional who specializes in the musculoskeletal system
- a highly trained medical professional who provides advanced life support to patients in emergency situations
- a healthcare professional who specialize in the prevention, management, and recovery of sports injuries and illnesses in athletes
- a healthcare professional who helps athletes achieve their goals through nutrition
11 Clues: a fitness professional who helps people achieve their health and fitness goals • a doctor who a medical professional who specializes in the musculoskeletal system • a healthcare professional who helps athletes achieve their goals through nutrition • a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves • ...
02/07/2022 Black History Month 2022-02-04
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- In 1951, a sample of her cancer cells were taken without her consent. Her cells would advance medical research for years to come and played a crucial role in the development of the polio vaccine.
- First Black man to receive a medical degree. Later became first Black man to operate a pharmacy in the US and the first Black physician to be published in US medical journals.
- A prolific writer, poet, and activist known for her autobiography, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings."
- Inventor who's work with electrical resistors paved the way for the first successful pacemaker.
- Black journalist, abolitionist and feminist. Led an anti-lynching campaign in the US in the 1890s.
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- First Black woman to earn a medical degree in the US.
- Performed the world's first open-heart surgery in 1893.
- The US's first Black psychiatrist.
- "Father of the Blood Bank."
- First Black woman to complete a residency in ophthalmology.
- The first Black woman of a major political party to run for the Democratic party’s presidential nomination. Her campaign slogan: “Unbought and Unbossed."
11 Clues: "Father of the Blood Bank." • The US's first Black psychiatrist. • First Black woman to earn a medical degree in the US. • Performed the world's first open-heart surgery in 1893. • First Black woman to complete a residency in ophthalmology. • Inventor who's work with electrical resistors paved the way for the first successful pacemaker. • ...
LE ECBD PROTOCOLS 2024-01-18
18 Clues: RUNAWAY • TRESPASSER • COURT ORDER • SHOTS HEARD • ANIMAL ABUSE • DURESS ALARM • AIRCRAFT DOWN • IMPROPER CODE • CHECK WELFARE • HOUSE BREAK IN • SEXUAL ASSAULT • TRAFFIC HAZARD • MEDICAL REJECT • FOUND PROPERTY • RECKLESS DRIVER • UNKNOWN TROUBLE • NEIGHBOR PROBLEM • DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Vocabulary nurse 2023-08-30
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- To remove human tissue for conducting certain medical tests.
- The position of the body
- A medical condition which is travelled from family history.
- Support which is used people with injured feet/legs for walking
- Not harmful
- Not normal for the human body
- Medicine prescribed by a doctor killing bacteria and cures infection.
- A regulatory substance released by a gland in an organism that influences the body’s emotions, growth, digestion, and other processes
- Pressure The rate at which blood flows through the body.
- Which a person is in a habit to do constantly
- Guarantee taken by an insurance company or government to pay all incidental medical charges as covered in insurance
- Practices that contribute preventing the disease, particularly with sanitation and cleanliness
- A disease which cause the joints and become swollen and crippled.
- Out: Exercise
- The act of protecting a person from infectious disease
- Cut in the body made for surgery.
- A place to do physical exercise by lifting weights
- Lack of inside body elements that is vital for good health.
- Having too much of something
- Sudden violent movements with unconsciousness caused by an electrical signal malfunction in the brain.
- Exercise increases one’s dependence on oxygen
- The amount of energy used to increase the temperature of 1g of water by 1 degree Celsius
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- A list of medicines prescribed by doctor for a patient towards his / her illness.
- What something can be used for
- The Counter Drugs: Medicines that can be purchased without a prescription
- Room: The room for conducting major surgeries
- Act of breathing
- A state of well-being, without disease
- Habitual, cannot control to avoid taking
- The mass of a person
- Checkup: To check person’s general and routine health.
- A place to buy medicines
- A persistent pain
- A test to inspect the body’s internal organs using high frequency sound waves.
- A infectious agent that causes the spread of minor and major diseases around the world.
- Restricting the food to eat for some period of time, usually for losing weight
- Irreversible increase in the size of an organism
- Medical explanation for illness.
- A bone separated from its joint.
- Trial: It is a Research that is done to check how well a health product works
- Which strengthens the bones
- Which can cause damage
- Signs: Clinical measurements that indicate the state of a patient’s body functions
- It is gymnasium
- Condition Immediate attention is required with constant medical observation.
- A hypersensitive reaction to something
46 Clues: Not harmful • Out: Exercise • It is gymnasium • Act of breathing • A persistent pain • The mass of a person • Which can cause damage • The position of the body • A place to buy medicines • Which strengthens the bones • Having too much of something • Not normal for the human body • What something can be used for • Medical explanation for illness. • A bone separated from its joint. • ...
CROSSWORD 1 AND 2 2022-05-30
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- is a system of norms regulating property and personal non-property relations between legally equal subjects.
- is a branch of law that regulates personal and property relations between citizens arising from marriage, the birth of children and the adoption of children for upbringing in a family
- is a form of government in which all power is concentrated in the hands of one person - the monarch and is inherited.
- is carried out at the expense of a certain budget, personal contributions of citizens, contributions from the employer.
- an expected event, upon the occurrence of which it becomes necessary to incur expenses for paying for the medical care provided to the insured person.
- the ability to have rights and obligations.
- is a monetary penalty imposed by a court.
- is a person who has not reached the age of eighteen years (majority).
- unfavorable consequences (criminal punishment, conviction) provided for by law that occur for a person who has committed a crime after a court verdict.
- is a branch of law that is a system of legal norms governing labor relations between employees and employers,
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- - an agreement between two or more subjects, as a result of which the rules of law are established, changed or terminated.
- the time during which the employee, in accordance with the internal labor regulations and the terms of the employment contract,
- payment for work depending on the qualifications of the employee, the complexity, quantity, quality and conditions of the work performed
- keeping the convict in conditions of strict isolation from society
- is a form of social protection of the interests of the population in health protection, expressed in guarantees of payment for medical care in the event of an insured event at the expense of funds accumulated by the insurer.
- lawful actions of citizens and legal entities aimed at establishing, changing or terminating civil rights and obligations
- as an exceptional measure of punishment can be established only for especially seriously crimes.
- the ability to acquire civil rights and incur obligations by ones actions.
- is a system of generally binding rules of conduct that are expressed in sources, established or sanctioned by the state, protected by it, and their violation gives rise to legal liability.
- is a branch of law that regulates social relations related to the commission of criminal acts
- the time during which the employee is free from the performance of labor duties and which he can use at his own discretion
- an individual who is covered by compulsory medical insurance in accordance with this Federal Law.
- the ability to realize and give an account of their actions.
- an individual who has a medical or other education, works in a medical organization
24 Clues: is a monetary penalty imposed by a court. • the ability to have rights and obligations. • the ability to realize and give an account of their actions. • keeping the convict in conditions of strict isolation from society • is a person who has not reached the age of eighteen years (majority). • ...
CROSSWORD 1 AND 2 2022-05-30
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- is a system of norms regulating property and personal non-property relations between legally equal subjects.
- is a branch of law that regulates personal and property relations between citizens arising from marriage, the birth of children and the adoption of children for upbringing in a family
- is a form of government in which all power is concentrated in the hands of one person - the monarch and is inherited.
- is carried out at the expense of a certain budget, personal contributions of citizens, contributions from the employer.
- an expected event, upon the occurrence of which it becomes necessary to incur expenses for paying for the medical care provided to the insured person.
- the ability to have rights and obligations.
- is a monetary penalty imposed by a court.
- is a person who has not reached the age of eighteen years (majority).
- unfavorable consequences (criminal punishment, conviction) provided for by law that occur for a person who has committed a crime after a court verdict.
- is a branch of law that is a system of legal norms governing labor relations between employees and employers,
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- - an agreement between two or more subjects, as a result of which the rules of law are established, changed or terminated.
- the time during which the employee, in accordance with the internal labor regulations and the terms of the employment contract,
- payment for work depending on the qualifications of the employee, the complexity, quantity, quality and conditions of the work performed
- keeping the convict in conditions of strict isolation from society
- is a form of social protection of the interests of the population in health protection, expressed in guarantees of payment for medical care in the event of an insured event at the expense of funds accumulated by the insurer.
- lawful actions of citizens and legal entities aimed at establishing, changing or terminating civil rights and obligations
- as an exceptional measure of punishment can be established only for especially seriously crimes.
- the ability to acquire civil rights and incur obligations by ones actions.
- is a system of generally binding rules of conduct that are expressed in sources, established or sanctioned by the state, protected by it, and their violation gives rise to legal liability.
- is a branch of law that regulates social relations related to the commission of criminal acts
- the time during which the employee is free from the performance of labor duties and which he can use at his own discretion
- an individual who is covered by compulsory medical insurance in accordance with this Federal Law.
- the ability to realize and give an account of their actions.
- an individual who has a medical or other education, works in a medical organization
24 Clues: is a monetary penalty imposed by a court. • the ability to have rights and obligations. • the ability to realize and give an account of their actions. • keeping the convict in conditions of strict isolation from society • is a person who has not reached the age of eighteen years (majority). • ...
TEMA 10: PELANCONGAN 2023-02-23
14 Clues: patient • service • luxurious • experienced • accomodation • knowledgeable • has potential • international • infrastructure • medical tourism • private hospital • specialist doctor • advanced equipments • world class service
engineering careers 2016-03-15
15 Clues: bomb • oil gas • websites • software • outdoors • medicines • food test • medicines • equipment • computers • light bulb • communication • camera observation • computer programing • resource water filters
Unit 10 Terms 2022-03-05
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- Funded the building over over 41,000 miles of highways
- Allows employees to take unpaid, job-protected leave for specified family and medical reasons
- Secret program in which the Atomic Bomb was developed
- Legislation that improved education in science, math, and modern foreign languages
- The U.S. and Soviet Union post WWII
- Post war relations between the U.S. and Soviets that lasted for 46 years
- Attacked by Japan propelling the U.S into WWII
- Provided medical care for the poor and disadvantaged
- Saw Alan Sheppard be the first American to sub-orbit the Earth
- Soviet artificial satellites launched into space
- Also known as Obamacare
- Favored allowing the free market and private enterprise to take care of those in need
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- Al Qaeda leader responsible for the 9/11 attacks on the U.S.
- Scandal that resulted in President Nixon resigned as President
- Passed in an attempt to keep the U.S. out of war
- An unspecified large group of people in a country or group who do not express their opinions publicly
- 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City
- Sentenced to death for selling nuclear secrets to the Soviets
- Assassinated President Kennedy
- Favored government intervention to help the needy
- Person who fit the desired mold for the next president during the Election of 2016
- Operation launched in 1991 to get Iraq out of Kuwait
- Provided medical care for the elderly
23 Clues: Also known as Obamacare • Assassinated President Kennedy • The U.S. and Soviet Union post WWII • Provided medical care for the elderly • Attacked by Japan propelling the U.S into WWII • Passed in an attempt to keep the U.S. out of war • Soviet artificial satellites launched into space • Favored government intervention to help the needy • ...
HL Chapter 2: First Aid: Unit 1 v2023.07 2023-12-02
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- this nervous system consists of the brain and spinal cord
- this consent involves additional information exchange between medical provider and the patient than expressed
- in Florida, children under 18
- this system gives the body shape; allows for movement
- a general term for decline in mental ability
- HIV is a ________ virus
- this system is supporting framework for the body
- emergency medical services
- a type of bacteria; highly contageous and resistant to certain antibiotics
- most common bloodborne infection in US
- set of procedures designed to prevent transmission of bloodborne pathogens to first aid/healthcare providers
- this consent is positive confirmation' may be supported by a nod
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- your legal obligation to provide care
- hepatitis spread through person to person contact
- this system delivers oxygen; removes carbon dioxide
- airborne disease that effects the respiratory system
- always use in any emergency whewre you are providing first aid
- a patient must be this in order to refuse medical care
- when you either fail to act or act inappropriately
- if you suspect sexual battery, advise the person not to do this
- largest organ of the body
- this system pumps blood throughout the body
- includes nerves that connect to the spinal cord
- a terminally ill patient may have this in place to refuse CPR if they stop breathing
- this consent is displayed when a patient rolls up their sleeve for a blood sample
25 Clues: HIV is a ________ virus • largest organ of the body • emergency medical services • in Florida, children under 18 • your legal obligation to provide care • most common bloodborne infection in US • this system pumps blood throughout the body • a general term for decline in mental ability • includes nerves that connect to the spinal cord • ...
Vocabulary Nurse 2023-09-08
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- Not normal for the human body.
- A medical condition which is travelled from family history.
- To remove human tissue for conducting certain medical tests.
- A disease which cause the joints and become swollen and crippled.
- Medical explanation for illness.
- Which a person is in a habit to do constantly
- Medicine prescribed by a doctor killing bacteria and cures infection.
- Lack of inside body elements that is vital for good health.
- Which can cause damage
- Exercise increases one’s dependence on oxygen
- Restricting the food to eat for some period of time, usually for losing weight
- Cut in the body made for surgery.
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- A hypersensitive reaction to somethin
- A place to buy medicines
- Irreversible increase in the size of an organism
- What something can be used for
- Act of breathing
- Support which is used people with injured feet/legs for walking
- Having too much of something
- A list of medicines prescribed by doctor for a patient towards his / her illness.
- A test to inspect the body’s internal organs using high frequency sound waves.
- The position of the body
- Practices that contribute preventing the disease, particularly with sanitation and
- A bone separated from its joint.
- Habitual, cannot control to avoid taking
- A place to do physical exercise by lifting weights
- A state of well-being, without disease
- A infectious agent that causes the spread of minor and major diseases around the
28 Clues: Act of breathing • Which can cause damage • A place to buy medicines • The position of the body • Having too much of something • What something can be used for • Not normal for the human body. • Medical explanation for illness. • A bone separated from its joint. • Cut in the body made for surgery. • A hypersensitive reaction to somethin • A state of well-being, without disease • ...
Disorders & Diseases of the Skin 2024-05-08
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- Hypertrophy of the papillae and epidermis caused by a virus; infectious and contagious. Also known as a wart.
- Noninflamed buildup of cells, sebum, and other debris inside follicles.
- Abnormal growth of the skin; many are benign, or harmless.
- Structural changes in the tissues caused by damage or injury including any mark, wound or abnormalities.
- A form of obsessive-compulsive disorder in which the person picks at their skin to the point of injury, infection, or scarring.
- Excessive perspiration due to a medical condition.
- Rednesss caused by inflammation.
- Acquired superficial thickened patch of epidermis, also known as a callus.
- A foul smelling perspiration, usually in the armpits or on the feet.
- Deficiency in perspiration, often a result of a fever or skin disease that requires medical treatment.
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- Vascular dilation of the blood vessels.
- Caused by an allergic reaction reaction from the body’s histamine production. Also known as hives.
- Persistent itching.
- Excessive perspiration-not related to excessive exercise or heat.
- Tiny round or oval pigmented areas of the skin on areas exposed to the sun. Also referred to as maculae’s.
- The branch of medical science that studies and treats the skin and it’s disorders and diseases.
- A physician who treats disorders and diseases of the skin.
- Malformation of the skin due to abnormal pigmentation or dilated capillaries. Also known as a birthmark.
- An inflammatory skin disorder of the sebaceous glands.
- A contagious condition caused by fungal infection.
20 Clues: Persistent itching. • Rednesss caused by inflammation. • Vascular dilation of the blood vessels. • A contagious condition caused by fungal infection. • Excessive perspiration due to a medical condition. • An inflammatory skin disorder of the sebaceous glands. • Abnormal growth of the skin; many are benign, or harmless. • ...
Health, SB pp 34,35 2025-01-06
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- A condition of poor health caused by disease or sickness.
- An injury to a ligament caused by stretching or twisting a joint too far.
- Food or substances that provide essential vitamins, minerals, and energy.
- The medical procedure of transferring blood or components into a person’s vein.
- Lacking enough water in the body, often causing dry mouth and tiredness.
- Feeling nauseous or dizzy caused by the motion of a boat or ship.
- A state of confusion and disorientation, often caused by illness or high fever.
- A professional who cares for the sick and injured, providing treatment and support.
- The feeling of needing to drink water to hydrate the body.
- A medical or mental condition that disrupts normal functioning.
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- A disease spread by mosquito bites, causing fever, chills, and other symptoms.
- Forgetful, distracted, or absent-minded, often seeming a bit chaotic.
- A tube that carries blood or fluids in the body.
- Overwhelming emotional excitement or uncontrollable behavior, often due to fear.
- Thin and showing prominent bones due to lack of fat or muscle.
- Suffering from a lack of essential nutrients, often due to inadequate food intake.
- Physical damage caused by an accident, fall, or other trauma.
- The joint between the foot and the leg, allowing movement and flexibility.
- Extremely dry from lack of moisture or very thirsty from dehydration.
- A person under medical care or treatment by a doctor or nurse.
20 Clues: A tube that carries blood or fluids in the body. • A condition of poor health caused by disease or sickness. • The feeling of needing to drink water to hydrate the body. • Physical damage caused by an accident, fall, or other trauma. • Thin and showing prominent bones due to lack of fat or muscle. • A person under medical care or treatment by a doctor or nurse. • ...
It's ok not to be ok. 2025-04-30
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- Physical or mental signs that something is wrong
- In a way that relates to feelings
- Paying attention to what someone says
- The feeling of urgency or responsibility
- Physical or emotional exhaustion from prolonged stress
- Knowing and understanding your own emotions
- Concern for the suffering of others
- A strong feeling like happiness, fear, or anger
- A mental condition marked by sadness and loss of interest
- The care given to improve a medical condition
- The act of resting to reduce stress
- Extreme tiredness, often from mental or physical effort
- The practice of being optimistic or hopeful
- A state of nervousness or fear about what might happen
- Natural desire to eat, which can decrease with depression
- People receiving medical treatment
- The process of becoming healthy again
- A test to find possible health issues before symptoms appear
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- The reason for acting or behaving in a certain way
- Talking with someone to share ideas or feelings
- Treatment involving talking to a mental health professional
- The act of inhaling and exhaling air
- The process of identifying a disease or condition
- An opinion or decision about something
- Help given during difficult times
- The ability to recover after stress or difficulty
- Pain in the head, often caused by stress
- A state of being healthy and happy
- Related to medical care and hospitals
- A feeling of pressure or tension caused by demanding situations
30 Clues: In a way that relates to feelings • Help given during difficult times • A state of being healthy and happy • People receiving medical treatment • Concern for the suffering of others • The act of resting to reduce stress • The act of inhaling and exhaling air • Paying attention to what someone says • Related to medical care and hospitals • ...
Health 2025-02-19
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- A BONE To fracture part of the skeleton. |
- A routine medical examination. |
- An injection that protects against disease. |
- OVER To recover from an illness or difficult situation. |
- Signs of illness such as fever or cough. |
- EXPECTANCY | The average number of years a person is expected to live. |
- A treatment using thin needles inserted into the skin. |
- A reaction to certain foods, pollen, or other substances. |
- A disease caused by bacteria or viruses. |
- Providing essential vitamins and minerals for good health. |
- HEALTH The condition of a person's body. |
- MEDICINE Natural remedies made from plants. |
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- CARE OF YOURSELF | To look after your own health and well-being.
- MASK A protective covering worn over the nose and mouth to prevent disease spread. |
- PRESSURE The force of blood against the walls of arteries. |
- EFFECT When people feel better after taking a fake medicine because they believe it's real. |
- A medical procedure involving an operation. |
- EMERGENCY | A serious health situation requiring immediate help. |
- A condition caused by not drinking enough water. | DIAGNOSIS | The identification of an illness by a doctor. |
- HEALTH A person’s emotional and psychological well-being. |
- EFFECT | An unwanted reaction to medicine. |
- IS THE BEST MEDICINE | A saying that means happiness can help heal. |
- Easily spread from one person to another. |
- LEAVE Paid time off work due to illness. |
- SYSTEM The body's defense against illnesses and infections. |
- THE MEND | Recovering from an illness or injury. |
26 Clues: A routine medical examination. | • Signs of illness such as fever or cough. | • A disease caused by bacteria or viruses. | • A BONE To fracture part of the skeleton. | • Easily spread from one person to another. | • LEAVE Paid time off work due to illness. | • HEALTH The condition of a person's body. | • EFFECT | An unwanted reaction to medicine. | • ...
Health 2025-02-19
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- over To recover from an illness or difficult situation
- A reaction to certain foods, pollen, or other substances
- Easily spread from one person to another
- care of yourself" To look after your own health and well-being
- The identification of an illness by a doctor
- A disease caused by bacteria or viruses
- A medical procedure involving an operation
- medicine Natural remedies made from plants
- A treatment using thin needles inserted into the skin
- mask A protective covering worn over the nose and mouth to prevent disease spread
- pressure The force of blood against the walls of arteries
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- A condition caused by not drinking enough water
- An injection that protects against disease
- emergency A serious health situation requiring immediate help
- is the best medicine" A saying that means happiness can help heal
- health A person's emotional and psychological well-being
- Signs of illness such as fever or cough
- effect When people feel better after taking a fake medicine because they believe it's real
- system The body's defense against illnesses and infections
- the mend Recovering from an illness or injury
- Providing essential vitamins and minerals for good health
- a bone To fracture part of the skeleton
- leave Paid time off work due to illness
- A routine medical examination
- effect An unwanted reaction to medicine
- expectancy The average number of years a person is expected to live
- health The condition of a person's body
27 Clues: A routine medical examination • Signs of illness such as fever or cough • A disease caused by bacteria or viruses • Easily spread from one person to another • An injection that protects against disease • A medical procedure involving an operation • health The condition of a person's body • The identification of an illness by a doctor • ...
Cuvier April 12 2025-11-03
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- The couple’s combined number of years of education at the end of medical school
- The name of the bride’s high school
- The city where they met
- The groom’s hometown
- Their couple nickname given to them by their med school classmates
- The first movie they saw in theaters together
- Their youngest dog’s name
- The month when they met
- The country for their first international trip together
- The number of countries they’ve visited together
- The one that said “I love you” first
- The city for their first trip together
- Bride’s middle name
- The bride’s hometown
- The name of the groom’s college
- Groom’s middle name
- The month of their engagement
- The bride’s dream job as a kid
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- The artist for their first concert together
- Their oldest dog’s name
- The state where they currently live
- The groom’s dream job as a kid
- The combined number of degrees the couple will have after graduating medical school
- The movie that inspired their dog’s names
- The name of the bride’s college
- The name of the couple’s medical school
- The name of the hospital where Luke & Shelby rotate
- Their first date location
- Their first sports game as a couple featured this team
- The name of the groom’s high school
- Their favorite board game
- The number of years they’ve been together
- Their engagement location
33 Clues: Bride’s middle name • Groom’s middle name • The groom’s hometown • The bride’s hometown • Their oldest dog’s name • The city where they met • The month when they met • Their youngest dog’s name • Their first date location • Their favorite board game • Their engagement location • The month of their engagement • The groom’s dream job as a kid • The bride’s dream job as a kid • ...
INSURANCE CROSSWORD 2024-04-23
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- The most you have to pay for covered services in a plan year
- the amount of money that the insured person must pay before their insurance policy starts paying for covered expenses.
- what a doctor gives you to get medicine
- risks that directly affect an individual or family
- the amount of risk or liability that is covered for an individual or entity by way of insurance services
- An individual (patient) who receives healthcare services (such as surgery) on an outpatient basis, meaning they do not stay overnight in a hospital or inpatient facility
- the percentage under an insurance plan that the insured person pays toward a covered expense or service
- reckless or unreasonable actions that result in damages or losses because of you, someone covered on your policy, or someone else
- not having any insurance to pay for medical expenses or for damage or injury while driving a car
- the person who owns the insurance policy
- the principle holding that two or more insurers each liable for a covered loss should participate in the payment of that loss
- a legal contract between the insurance company (the insurer) and the person(s), business, or entity being insured (the insured)
- starting when you're formally admitted to the hospital with a doctor's order
- an allowance paid to your employees for lodging, meals, and incidental expenses incurred when travelling
- the person or entity that you legally designate to receive the benefits from your financial products
- a fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service after you've paid your deductible
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- account that lets you set aside money on a pre-tax basis to pay for qualified medical expenses
- the amount you pay each month (or each year) to keep your insurance policy active
- a physician is ____ when a contract has not been established with a health plan.
- Insurance coverage that provides income and medical benefits to employees who have a work-related injury or illness
- legal agreement between two parties
- Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
- property damaged due to uncontrollable forces such as fire, lightning, hurricanes, tornados, or hail
- The health care items or services covered under a health insurance plan
- one who sees people that have common medical problems
- An arrangement through your employer that lets you pay for many out-of-pocket medical expenses with tax-free dollars
- The process through which an approved applicant is signed up with the health insurance company and coverage is made effective
- healthcare by means of technology
- the risk of being held liable or responsible for an action or inaction, whether or not at fault, resulting in a direct or indirect financial loss
- a list of doctors, other health care providers, and hospitals that a plan contracts with to provide medical care to its members
- a type of insurance policy in which the insured must first pay losses out-of-pocket and then seek reimbursement for any covered loss from the insurer
- a formal request by a policyholder to an insurance company for coverage or compensation for a covered loss or policy event
- The amount you pay for covered health care services before your insurance plan starts to pay
33 Clues: healthcare by means of technology • legal agreement between two parties • what a doctor gives you to get medicine • the person who owns the insurance policy • Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act • risks that directly affect an individual or family • one who sees people that have common medical problems • ...
Learning Support 2024-07-18
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- A neurological condition that affects concentration and attention
- Affects coordination
- Causes partial or full hearing loss
- A mental health condition that causes excessive worry or fear
- Causes partial or full vision loss
- A medical condition that causes widespread pain
- Causes repeated seizures
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- Affects reading and spelling
- Causes difficulty in working with numbers
- Causes problems with the digestive system
- A medical condition that affects blood sugar levels
- A mental health condition that causes prolonged and persistent sadness
- A neurological developmental condition that affects communication and behaviour
13 Clues: Affects coordination • Causes repeated seizures • Affects reading and spelling • Causes partial or full vision loss • Causes partial or full hearing loss • Causes difficulty in working with numbers • Causes problems with the digestive system • A medical condition that causes widespread pain • A medical condition that affects blood sugar levels • ...
Student Health and Wellness Center 2023-10-10
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- Building Where the student medical center is.
- Job available for the pool.
- Who runs the Wellness Center.
- Who Florida Southern is partnered with in the Student Health Center.
- The place to work out.
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- Free service available for loan.
- Recommended for the first aid kit. (Digital device)
- One of the two vaccinations given under paid services.
- Used by the swim team.
- Where you go for a health checkup.
- Abbreviation for Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner.
- Abbreviation for medical assistance.
- Recommended for the first aid kit. (Used for coughs)
13 Clues: Used by the swim team. • The place to work out. • Job available for the pool. • Who runs the Wellness Center. • Free service available for loan. • Where you go for a health checkup. • Abbreviation for medical assistance. • Building Where the student medical center is. • Recommended for the first aid kit. (Digital device) • Recommended for the first aid kit. (Used for coughs) • ...
health! 2022-05-04
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- you go there for both medical and surgery help
- red spots on different parts of the body
- body reaction on some products
- bean shaped organ of the body
- disease with mucouse we cant explain in russian
- medical instrument with a needle
- old people apply ointment for better work of this
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- you apply it when you have callosity
- extremely tired body state
- unhealthy condition of body and mind
- radioactive thing that you cant do often
- rinsing throat with herbal water
- thick cream which which soak into the body
13 Clues: extremely tired body state • bean shaped organ of the body • body reaction on some products • rinsing throat with herbal water • medical instrument with a needle • you apply it when you have callosity • unhealthy condition of body and mind • red spots on different parts of the body • radioactive thing that you cant do often • thick cream which which soak into the body • ...
FAMILY 2025 CHRISTMAS 2025-12-11
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- LAST NAME OF MOST MILES DRIVEN TO CURTS
- WHO IDENTIVES MOTOR VEHICLES WITH PERSONAL NAMES
- WHO IS THE YOUNGEST NON-ANIMAL FAMILY MEMBER
- WHO IS THE FAMILY TECH EXPERT
- WHO SHOULD HAVE A CDL LICENSE THIS YEAR
- WHO IS NOT A DETROIT LIONS FAN
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- WHAT STATE WERE LYLE AND MARGERY MARRIED
- WHO RECENTLY ENLARGED THE FAMILY
- WHO HAS AN ANIMAL NAMED AFTER A COLOR PATTERN
- WHO HAD A SERIOUS MEDICAL EVENT IN 2022
- WHO IS THE FAMILY MEDICAL EXPERT
- WHO OWNS A BIG CAT
- WHO IS THE OLDEST FAMILY MEMBER
13 Clues: WHO OWNS A BIG CAT • WHO IS THE FAMILY TECH EXPERT • WHO IS NOT A DETROIT LIONS FAN • WHO IS THE OLDEST FAMILY MEMBER • WHO RECENTLY ENLARGED THE FAMILY • WHO IS THE FAMILY MEDICAL EXPERT • LAST NAME OF MOST MILES DRIVEN TO CURTS • WHO HAD A SERIOUS MEDICAL EVENT IN 2022 • WHO SHOULD HAVE A CDL LICENSE THIS YEAR • WHAT STATE WERE LYLE AND MARGERY MARRIED • ...
chatper 6 2021-05-14
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- organization of a hospital or medical clinical that provides diagnostic imaging through medical technologies such as xray exams fluoroscopy ct interventional radiography magnetic resonance imaging mammography nuclear medicine and ultrasonography
- professional who has demonstrated skill and knowledge in asset management, financial management operations management human resource management communication and information management in radiology
- service providing the components of patient care that collectively support the physicians plan for diagnoses and treatment
- system of development in the workplace for daily improving performance at every level in every operational process by focusing on meeting or exceeding customer expectations
- , federal agency that enforces standards for safety in the workplace conducts inspections and direct determination of fines for noncompliance with policies and regulations
- failure to complete a planned action as intended or the use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim
- independent not for profit organization that evalustes and accredits that evaluates and accredits more than 17000 health care programs in the united states and is the nation primary standard setting and accrediting body
- ancillary department of the hospital responsible for recruiting selecting supporting and compensating employee
- injuries large or small caused by the use of drugs
- federal agency that administers medicare program and partners with states to administer Medicaid
- , person appointed by the board of directors who has full accountability for the entire hospital or health care organization
- group of people authorized by law to conduct maintain and operate a hospital for benefit of the public and whose legal and moral responsibility for policies and operations of the hospital are not for personal benefit of the members
- insurance companies Medicare Medicaid and other commercial companies that are that payer of inpatient and outpatient medical expenses for the patient
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- unit of the hospital with specific functions or specialized skill such as housekeeping surgery radiology or accounting
- statement of an organization that summarizes its intent to provide services in terms of the services it offers
- physician who represents a department or service and sits a formal member of the executive medical staff committee
- certificate approved by local review board hospitals to construct newor additional facilities open new service or make large purchases
- , process of identifying and analyzing importmance organizational and individual performance gaps planning for future performance improvement
- formal organization of physicians authorized to admit and attend to patient within a hospital
- physician responsible for overseeing a component or sub department of hospital service.
- management of quality in workplace from s perspective of total involvement of every employee with strong focus on process measurement and control.
- physician responsible for the medical operation and quality of the hospital department or service
22 Clues: injuries large or small caused by the use of drugs • physician responsible for overseeing a component or sub department of hospital service. • formal organization of physicians authorized to admit and attend to patient within a hospital • failure to complete a planned action as intended or the use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim • ...
health & medicine 2019-05-13
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- synonym for feeble
- a prolonged dull pain
- a involuntary spasm of the diaphragm & producing a gulping sound
- a disease in which there is too much sugar in a blood
- a small inflamed elevation of skin
- surgical intervention
- a person treats people's eyesight & provides glasses & contact lenses
- a drug for relieving pain
- inflammation of the fauces & pharynx
- affected by physical or mental ilness
- a smooth oily substance used for medical & cosmetical purposes
- a medical instrment for injections
- highly unpleasant physical sensation caused by injury or illness
- a small bubble on the skin filled with serum
- in good physical condition
- an infectious disease causing fever & red rash (typically in childhood)
- the degree of hottness or coldness of a body
- spontaneous loss of consciousness caused by insufficient blood to the brain
- psychological suffering
- small painfull area of thickened skin on the foot
- what you eat
- movement of blood in the body
- a pain or discomfort in the stomach (difficulty in digesting food)
- a doctor who treats patients with minor illnesses & refers those with serious conditions to a hospital
- an area of bruised skin around the eye
- high temperature
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- a feeling of sickness with inclination to vomit
- heaviness
- unable to see
- habitual sleeplessness
- a person sho is qualified to prepare & sell medicines
- a disease caused by herpes Zoster, caused a rash on the face & body
- a small round mass of solid medicine
- an infectious varal disease causing swelling of the parotid salivary glands in the face
- you do this to clear your throat
- disabled, unable to walk properly
- a recurrent throbbing headache
- transfer of an organ
- a mild illness which give you a slight fever, a headache & your body might shake
- a neurological disorde marked by sudden recurrent episodes of sensory disturbance loss of consciousness, assosiated with abnormal activity in the brain
- a didease marked by pain in the joints & museles
- feeling unwell, caused by illness, injury or intoxication
- a medical instrument for listening to the sounds generated inside the body
- a period of being pregnant
- a doctor who spesializes in treaing children
- small growth on the skin caused by a virus
- person who treats illnesses
- having or causing an itch
- pain in the head
- large medical care centre
- general medical examination
- a doctor whose job is to perform operations
- a person to care for sick or infirm in a hospital
- any red eruption of the skin
54 Clues: heaviness • what you eat • unable to see • pain in the head • high temperature • synonym for feeble • transfer of an organ • a prolonged dull pain • surgical intervention • habitual sleeplessness • psychological suffering • a drug for relieving pain • having or causing an itch • large medical care centre • in good physical condition • a period of being pregnant • person who treats illnesses • ...
HUMAN BODY CROSSWORD 2024-03-29
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- MEDICAL TERM FOR THIGH BONE?
- SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR VOICE BOX?
- FIRST ORGAN THAT DEVELOPS IN THE EMBRYO?
- HUMAN BODY THAT HAS NO BLOOD SUPPLY?
- A GLAND PRODUCES MELATONIN IN THE HUMAN BODY?
- OUTSIDE LAYER OF SKIN ON THE HUMAN BODY?
- ORGAN IN THE HUMAN BODY PRODUCES BILE?
- AN ORGAN ACTS AS A PUMP?
- CARRIES OXYGEN TO ALL THE PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY?
- SMALLEST VESSELS IN THE BLOODSTREAM?
- A TENDON LOCATED ON THE BACK OF HUMAN ANKLE?
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- STRONGEST MUSCLE IN THE HUMAN BODY?
- PROTEIN THAT IS PRESENT IN NAILS AND HAIR?
- PROTECT EYES FROM SWEAT?
- A SUBSTANCE IN BLOOD THAT IS IMPORTANT FOR CLOTTING?
- SMALLEST UNIT OF LIFE?
- AN ORGAN RESPONSIBLE FOR FILTERING WASTE FROM THE BLOOD?
- FLUID PART OF THE BLOOD?
- PART OF THE EAR THAT HELPS MAINTAIN BALANCE?
- MEDICAL TERM FOR KNEECAP?
20 Clues: SMALLEST UNIT OF LIFE? • PROTECT EYES FROM SWEAT? • FLUID PART OF THE BLOOD? • AN ORGAN ACTS AS A PUMP? • MEDICAL TERM FOR KNEECAP? • MEDICAL TERM FOR THIGH BONE? • SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR VOICE BOX? • STRONGEST MUSCLE IN THE HUMAN BODY? • HUMAN BODY THAT HAS NO BLOOD SUPPLY? • SMALLEST VESSELS IN THE BLOODSTREAM? • ORGAN IN THE HUMAN BODY PRODUCES BILE? • ...
Legal/Ethical 2024-08-21
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- ensures medical records are kept safe
- legal wrongs against a person or property
- ensures educational documents are kept confidential
- moral rights and wrongs
- given when a person has a disability and cannot speak for themselves
- parent permission needed for treatment
- given when a patient is unconscious
- committing act that is not legally his or hers to perform
- reduction of the potential injury
- low to no deductibles for service
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- direct access to medical specialist
- verbal or written between two parties
- failure to use ordinary or reasonable care
- allows broad network of providers
- failure to perform legal duty
- a person improperly does something he or she has the legal right to do
- group that ensures safe equipment
- a lawsuit that is examined by the court of
- combination of HMO and PPO
19 Clues: moral rights and wrongs • combination of HMO and PPO • failure to perform legal duty • allows broad network of providers • group that ensures safe equipment • reduction of the potential injury • low to no deductibles for service • direct access to medical specialist • given when a patient is unconscious • ensures medical records are kept safe • ...
Week 7 Crossword 2023-08-26
17 Clues: hurry • shrimp • trapped • selected • horrible • not spicy • baby deer • certainly • young human • write again • like another • sun's glimmer • medical staff • before evening • opposite of open • I spotted something • more than one child
Health Insurance Terms 2017-07-13
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- Plans that generally provide comprehensive health services to their members, and offer financial incentives for patients to use the providers who belong to the plan (2 words).
- A form of medical cost sharing in a health insurance plan that requires an insured person to pay a stated percentage of medical expenses after the deductible amount, if any, was paid.
- Agreed upon fees paid for coverage of medical benefits for a defined benefit period; can be paid by employers, unions, employees, or shared by both the insured individual and the plan sponsor.
- A form of medical cost sharing in a health insurance plan that requires an insured person to pay a fixed dollar amount when a medical service is received. The insurer is responsible for the rest of the reimbursement.
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- Acronym for Kaiser Permanente's Medicare Advantage Plan that includes Medi-Cal coverage.
- A fixed dollar amount during the benefit period - usually a year - that an insured person pays before the insurer starts to make payments for covered medical services. Plans may have both per individual and family deductibles.
- Acronym for a health care system that assumes both the financial risks associated with providing comprehensive medical services (insurance and service risk) and the responsibility for health care delivery in a particular geographic area to members, usually in return for a fixed, prepaid fee.
- A Type of coverage where the member can seek care from providers and institutions outside their network, usually at an additional cost (3 words)
- Acronym for the maximum dollar amount a group member is required to pay out of pocket during a year. Until this maximum is met, the plan and group member shares in the cost of covered expenses. After the maximum is reached, the insurance carrier pays all covered expense.
- Acronym for type of plan where the member must pay a certain out of pocket amount for most services prior to only paying copayments or coinsurance.
10 Clues: Acronym for Kaiser Permanente's Medicare Advantage Plan that includes Medi-Cal coverage. • A Type of coverage where the member can seek care from providers and institutions outside their network, usually at an additional cost (3 words) • ...
Esther Park 2022-03-16
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- The disease that led to Esther's death.
- Travelled to remote ________ to provide free medical services.
- Being the first female doctor kept her very busy helping others so that she could not keep up her own ______.
- Esther grew up in a ____ family.
- Esther changed her name from 김점동 to Esther Park after she was _____.
- Inspired Rosetta Sherwood Hall to become a _________
- Women could not get good medical care due to the segregation of the genders in Confucian _________, and the fact that there were only male doctors at the time
- Western doctors were considered scary people who wielded injection _______ and ______. (FIRST blank only)
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- The place where Esther was born (just the city)
- Kim was ranked _____ among students in school.
- The person that her father worked with and ended up exposing her father to western ideas
- She quickly mastered various subjects, including the Korean language, __________, the Bible, and Chinese classics.
- The first word in the name of the Highschool that Esther attended
- She had _____ other siblings.
- Western doctors were considered scary people who wielded injection _______ and ______. (SECOND blank only)
- Esther was the youngest student to enter ________ Women’s Medical College.
16 Clues: She had _____ other siblings. • Esther grew up in a ____ family. • The disease that led to Esther's death. • Kim was ranked _____ among students in school. • The place where Esther was born (just the city) • Inspired Rosetta Sherwood Hall to become a _________ • Travelled to remote ________ to provide free medical services. • ...
2.3 & 2.4 Voc 2022-09-12
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- Actions that promote the environment and health of a community.
- Health of human populations around the world.
- Act of allowing your organs to be donated and transplanted into another person, typically upon your death.
- Medical care that seeks to prevent and treat health conditions.
- Organizations and programs that help the environment and people within a community.
- Medical care that seeks to prevent health conditions from developing; includes annual physical or wellness exams, checkups, vaccinations, and screenings.
- Healthcare professionals who have additional training in treating certain types of diseases and disorders.
- Healthcare professional who provides routine checkups, screenings, treatments, prescriptions, and preventive services.
- People under the age of 18.
- Healthcare facilities in which patients reside for the duration of treatment.
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- Aspect of community and world health concerned with populations exposed to harmful environmental and societal factors through no fault of their own.
- Healthcare facilities that patients visit for treatment and then leave.
- Medical care that treats life-threatening health conditions.
- Science-based approach to protecting and improving the health of populations as a whole.
- Area without nearby full-service grocery stores.
- Overall health of a group of people who live in the same area and interact with one another.
16 Clues: People under the age of 18. • Health of human populations around the world. • Area without nearby full-service grocery stores. • Medical care that treats life-threatening health conditions. • Actions that promote the environment and health of a community. • Medical care that seeks to prevent and treat health conditions. • ...
Chapter 2 Vocabulary 2023-09-13
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- a medical order that instructs healthcare professionals not to perform CPR
- type of advanced directive that outlines specific medical care a person wants, or does not want, in the case they become unable to make those decisions
- violation of civil law
- abbreviation for federal law that requires health information to be kept private and secure
- acknowledgement of agreement to treatment or to a procedure that is given after receiving information regarding risks and benefits
- consent that is actively, consciously acknowledged
- intentional touching of another person without permission
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- legal and ethical principal of keeping information private
- legal document that allows people to decide what kind of medical care they wish to have in the event they are unable to make the decisions themselves
- a person less than 18 years of age
- a rule established to help people live peacefully together and to ensure order and safety
- an action, or the failure to act or provide care
- the knowledge of right and wrong
- assumption that a person agrees to treatment or to a procedure
- acknowledgement of agreement to treatment or to a procedure
- purposeful mistreatment that causes physical, mental, or emotional pain or injury to someone
- abbreviation for a person's private health information
17 Clues: violation of civil law • the knowledge of right and wrong • a person less than 18 years of age • an action, or the failure to act or provide care • consent that is actively, consciously acknowledged • abbreviation for a person's private health information • intentional touching of another person without permission • ...
Medicaid Federal and State Acronyms 2015-08-08
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- Coordination of Benefits
- Department of Health and Human Service
- Fee for Service
- International Classification of Diseases 10th Edition Clinical Modification
- Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System
- long term care
- Fiscal Intermediary
- health maintenance organization
- Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act
- Management Administration Reporting Subsystem
- Health Care Financing Administration (renamed CMS effective July 1, 2001)
- Indian Health Service
- Managed Care Organization
- Concept of Operations
- Explanation of Medical Benefits
- Puerto Rico's Medicaid managed care program
- national framework initiative
- Health Plan Employer Data and Information Set
- Iowa Medicaid Enterprise
- Michigan Department of Community Health
- Administrative Simplification Compliance Act
- Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment
- Joint Applications Design
- Health Resources and Services Administration
- General Accounting Office
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- Critical Success Factor
- Federal Medical Assistance Percentage
- National Institute of Standards & Technology
- National Health Care Anti-Fraud Association
- National Institutes of Health
- Freedom of Information Act
- Tennessee Medicaid Program
- Outcome & Assessment Information Set
- diagnostic related group
- Medicaid Statistical Information System
- level of effort
- Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (of 1985)
- Date of Birth
- Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
- Fiscal Year End
- Arizona Medicaid Program
- Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act of 1996
- Benefits, Improvements & Protection Act of 2000
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- End Stage Renal Disease
- Advanced Planning Documents
- ambulatory payment group
47 Clues: Date of Birth • long term care • Fee for Service • level of effort • Fiscal Year End • Fiscal Intermediary • Indian Health Service • Concept of Operations • Critical Success Factor • End Stage Renal Disease • Coordination of Benefits • diagnostic related group • Arizona Medicaid Program • Iowa Medicaid Enterprise • ambulatory payment group • Managed Care Organization • Joint Applications Design • ...
WMC 2017 Staff name crossword 2017-11-28
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- The tallest PA with a lovely British accent
- The clinic engine
- She loves the dogs; they gnaw her shoes
- Magic hand toucher
- The one and only Ironman
- Our famous tailor
- Best never heard voice
- Cat lover
- Best seasonal worker
- Computer brain of MNB
- Using parental leave to build a dream home
- Avid cruise lover
- Early bird
- The one and only real estate agent
- Volleyball champion of the USSR
- The only PhD
- Quadrilingual receptionist
- Best with numbers
- Sweetheart of the clinic
- The best Russian-speaking among Non-Russians
- Born to be a General Manager
- Laughter champion
- Junior NASA crew member
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- Chief interior designer
- The most proactive employee
- Fairy of clinical trials
- Best fencer
- Koalas and kangaroos know her the best
- The only doctor who puts needles in the ear
- Friday clothing competition champion
- Her last name reminds a beautiful city in California
- Best ultrasound teacher
- Magic wand for all repairs
- Chief medical writer
- Raptors lifesaver
- The only ship's captain
- The luckiest person in the casino
- Junior cyclist
- Most detail-oriented with patients
- Provider of international medical relief in Haiti
- Desperately trying to hire a person with good English
- Digs for medical news
- Computer genius
- One of the best anesthesiologists
- The most beautiful lady physician
45 Clues: Cat lover • Early bird • Best fencer • The only PhD • Junior cyclist • Computer genius • The clinic engine • Our famous tailor • Raptors lifesaver • Avid cruise lover • Best with numbers • Laughter champion • Magic hand toucher • Best seasonal worker • Chief medical writer • Computer brain of MNB • Digs for medical news • Best never heard voice • Chief interior designer • Best ultrasound teacher • ...
Crisis De-Escalation 2024-08-26
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- Non-verbal communication
- Touch
- Suicide by cop (SBC) is when an individual is actively suicidal and engages in life threatening or criminal behavior directed at police to elicit use of lethal force
- Unwillingness to go to jail, person may be on parole or probation
- Suicide attempt that appears ambivalent but was not a tactic to elicit police response
- Tone, volume, cadence of speech
- Person is out of control and exhibits severe behaviors
- A person is in crisis or exhibits behaviors consistent with a crisis that warrants a response or intervention.
- in behaviors due to an underlying medical condition. Severe pain can also cause a person to escalate to a crisis state.
- Severity of peak behaviors subside
- Extremes in behaviors due to mental illness or substance abuse
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- Person focuses on the conflict
- A person in crisis may exhibit signs of distress and may require medical attention at some point during contact. Staging medical during a crisis is appropriate so there is not a delay in treatment
- Person experiences a conflict and starts to escalate
- Any situation in which a person’s perceived ability to cope is exceeded
- Person is cooperative
- Individual plans attacks ahead of time
- Personal space
- Person is unfocused and upset
- Willingness to engage and participate in activities
- A set of techniques and interventions that can help a person in crisis regain control over emotional reactions as well as reduce violent or disruptive behavior
21 Clues: Touch • Personal space • Person is cooperative • Non-verbal communication • Person is unfocused and upset • Person focuses on the conflict • Tone, volume, cadence of speech • Severity of peak behaviors subside • Individual plans attacks ahead of time • Willingness to engage and participate in activities • Person experiences a conflict and starts to escalate • ...
Cardiovascular System 2024-11-19
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- / Medical Term used to describe the presence of High Blood Pressure
- / Tool used to aid in Resuscitation
- / What the Body Pumps
- Arrest / When the Heart completely stops
- / Keep blood flowing in the same direction
- / Prefix for Fast; e.g When the heart beats fast
- / A Tool that is used to measure blood pressure. Term used for Blood Pressure Cuff.
- / People in Radiology could perform and specialize in this test. When X-Ray dye is inserted to blood vessels to diagnose aneurysms or narrowing
- / Document that notifies Physicians to not resuscitate
- Enzymes / Blood Test that measures looks for distinct features in the blood to determine heart muscle damage
- / Suffix for someone who has studied the subject ; e.g someone experienced with the heart is called a cardi____.
- / When an arterial wall is weakened and becomes swollen
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- Veins / Dilated or Swollen Veins
- Ultrasonography / A tool that uses ultrasound to see how blood flows through the vein to determine thrombus or narrowing
- infarction / Medical Term to describe a Heart Attack ;
- / Suffix for Surgical removal ; e.g The removal of the appendix
- / Suffix for hardening ; e.g the disease known as M.S
- / Prefix for Within Something
- / Carry Blood away from the heart
- / A Tool that uses ultrasound to examine/view the heart and its vessels ; EKG
- / Sphygmomanometers measure this
- / Carries Blood throughout the Body
- / Pumps Blood Throughout the Body
- / The largest artery ; Carries Blood down the Center of the Body
- / Department in a Hospital where Medical Professionals receive patients that come in Ambulances and or have Emergencies
25 Clues: / What the Body Pumps • / Prefix for Within Something • / Carry Blood away from the heart • / Sphygmomanometers measure this • / Pumps Blood Throughout the Body • Veins / Dilated or Swollen Veins • / Tool used to aid in Resuscitation • / Carries Blood throughout the Body • Arrest / When the Heart completely stops • ...
Auto Insurance 2025-04-03
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- the amount of money you pay to purchase insurance
- without proper insurance, an accident or illness can make you go ________
- while it would be cheaper to pay for high deductible insurance, that means accidents will cost you ______
- auto insurance with a very low deductible will be much more ________
- Mr. Alderman's favorite shape
- _________ motorist protection covers costs if you are hit by someone without insurance
- this insurance takes care of damage to your car NOT caused by a collision.
- michigan center high schools mascot
- this covers property damage and medical bills for the other driver if you're at fault in an accident
- _________ payment coverage pays for all accident-related medical costs for you or your family
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- if you owe money on your car, the bank can _________ you to have collision coverage
- the last name of the MCHS principal
- if your car is damage caused by fire, hail, or flood, comprehensive insurance will repair or ______ it.
- getting good ______ can save you money on your insurance
- this is what you have to pay before the insurance kicks in any money
- while insurance does cost money, having it lets you _____ more of it if there is an accident
- the type of car accident where the person at fault just drives away
- consider getting rid of collision coverage if you have an _______ car
- collision insurance pays to _____ your own car
- the purpose of insurance is to transfer _____
20 Clues: Mr. Alderman's favorite shape • the last name of the MCHS principal • michigan center high schools mascot • the purpose of insurance is to transfer _____ • collision insurance pays to _____ your own car • the amount of money you pay to purchase insurance • getting good ______ can save you money on your insurance • ...
Fire and Rescue Units 2025-11-08
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- is a mobile command unit for large incidents
- Assistant Chief of Administration, Volunteers and includes the ECC
- has a large ladder with a bucket that reaches at least 80 feet high
- carries multiple tools and at least one spreader to cut open cars
- Battalion Chief of Special Operations
- Battalion Chief of Training
- is an Engine that carries tools and at least one spreader to cut open cars
- Medical Director/Doctor for Fire and Rescue
- An Engine with at least one Paramedic Trained person and ALS Equipment
- is the only Heavy Rescue that is not staffed full time
- is a large box truck that carries lots of wood and other tools for shoring operations
- A Medical Transport until that has Advance Life Support trained personnel but not Paramedic
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- 911 Center for Loudoun County
- responds to hazardous material incidents
- Battalion Chief that is not fully staffed response area is Leesburg and Lucketts
- carries multiple tools and spreaders and cutter to cut open cars
- has a large ladder that reaches at least 80 feet high
- Second Battalion Chief of Special Operations
- truck that has a huge fan on it to ventilate a large building
- Battalion Chief of Communications
- Assistant Chief of Operations
- Deputy Chief of Communications
- A Medical Transport unit that has Basic Life Support Trained personnel
- carries at least 2000 gallons of water
- carries at least 500 gallons of water
25 Clues: Battalion Chief of Training • 911 Center for Loudoun County • Assistant Chief of Operations • Deputy Chief of Communications • Battalion Chief of Communications • Battalion Chief of Special Operations • carries at least 500 gallons of water • carries at least 2000 gallons of water • responds to hazardous material incidents • Medical Director/Doctor for Fire and Rescue • ...
Base Camp - Tango Fanta 2025-10-28
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- Software-based interventions for prevention or treatment of diseases.
- Advanced AI model type leveraged by many digital health applications.
- Broad ecosystem combining technology, platforms, and data that engage consumers for lifestyle, wellness, and health-related purposes.
- Percentage of Q2 2025 funding in digital health directed toward AI-focused firms.
- Remote patient monitoring.
- Digital repository of a patient’s medical history.
- Metric used to evaluate the effectiveness of digital solutions based on the degree to which individuals actively interact with digital tools and platforms.
- Physiological or behavioral data measured digitally.
- Metric used to measure how well patients follow prescribed digital or medication regimens.
- Data from genomics, proteomics, etc., in digital research.
- Finnish unicorn known for its wearable health ring.
- Electronic Patient-Reported Outcome.
- Seamless communication and data exchange between healthcare systems or platforms.
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- Provision of medical consultations and care through digital communication technologies.
- Digital therapeutics pioneer that went bankrupt in 2023.
- Dominant U.S. EHR provider now integrating generative AI into clinical workflows.
- French national initiative establishing standards for digital therapeutics reimbursement.
- Smart devices that track physiological or activity-related health data.
- Therapeutic focus driving major digital health IPOs.
- Software intended to perform medical functions without being part of a physical device.
- Germany’s system enabling reimbursement of digital health applications.
- When AI generates false or fabricated information.
- Using game-like features to boost patient engagement.
- Alira Health’s proprietary platform supporting patient-enabled real-world evidence generation.
24 Clues: Remote patient monitoring. • Electronic Patient-Reported Outcome. • Digital repository of a patient’s medical history. • When AI generates false or fabricated information. • Finnish unicorn known for its wearable health ring. • Therapeutic focus driving major digital health IPOs. • Physiological or behavioral data measured digitally. • ...
GP ILA 2025-10-30
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- The inability to make rational decisions about one's care
- Uncontrolled physical distress or restlessness, often near the end of life
- Medication often used for severe pain relief, an opioid
- Medication often used for severe pain relief, an opioid
- Medication used to help clear respiratory secretions
- Focus of care that begins at the time of diagnosis (2 words)
- Focus of end-of-life care when curative treatments stop (2 words)
- Ethical principle respecting the patient's right to choose
- Support system encompassing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs
- The goal of palliative care, often shortened to QOL (3 words)
- Grief felt by a family member before the loss occurs
- Treatment that aims to cure the illness (opposite of palliative)
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- Feelings of sadness or hopelessness often addressed by the care team
- Healthcare worker who addresses spiritual and religious needs
- Medical order to withhold an emergency procedure (Abbr.)
- Legal document stating your wishes for future medical care (2 words)
- Professional who helps with emotional support and practical resources
- The noisy breathing sound that can occur in the last hours or days (2 words)
- Support provided to family after the patient's death
- Primary symptom managed with medication to ensure comfort
- A specific type of palliative care focused on the final months of life
- directive A person's documented wishes for future medical treatment (2 words)
- Treatment that aims to cure the illness (opposite of palliative
23 Clues: Support provided to family after the patient's death • Medication used to help clear respiratory secretions • Grief felt by a family member before the loss occurs • Medication often used for severe pain relief, an opioid • Medication often used for severe pain relief, an opioid • Medical order to withhold an emergency procedure (Abbr.) • ...
