vital signs Crossword Puzzles
Signs and symbols 2016-08-16
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- special signs to help you imagine something else
- Catholics receive Jesus’ love through living symbols
- Alban The first British Christian martyr
- Becomes the blood of Jesus
- One of the seven sacraments
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- The sacred vessel for the wine
- A symbol of the light of Jesus in the darkness of sin
- Becomes the body of Jesus
- Clothes to show that the priest takes on the identity of Jesus
- The sacred vessel for the bread
10 Clues: Becomes the body of Jesus • Becomes the blood of Jesus • One of the seven sacraments • The sacred vessel for the wine • The sacred vessel for the bread • Alban The first British Christian martyr • special signs to help you imagine something else • Catholics receive Jesus’ love through living symbols • A symbol of the light of Jesus in the darkness of sin • ...
signs and notices 2024-10-07
dangerous substances 2020-04-09
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- substances which can cause a cancer
- amount of substance that can kill a man
- dead body
- one of the signs of poisoning, when you have to spend a lot of time at the toilet
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- property of substance which supports burning
- when you get a substance into your body through your mouth
- one of signs of poisoning, for example after ingestion of methanol
- property of substance which may detonates
- a toxic substance
- substance, which can cause a burn on your skin
10 Clues: dead body • a toxic substance • substances which can cause a cancer • amount of substance that can kill a man • property of substance which may detonates • property of substance which supports burning • substance, which can cause a burn on your skin • when you get a substance into your body through your mouth • ...
Recording and Communicating Knowledge 2020-10-18
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- Printing was developed by them.
- This was the earliest form of written communication.
- They were the first to develop a writing script using signs.
- True paper as we know it today was first made by them.
- This is a script for blind people.
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- These were signs written on blocks of clay.
- The name paper is derived from this word.
- This script is used to write Hindi and other Indian languages.
- Louis Braille was from here.
- Johann Gutenberg was from here.
10 Clues: Louis Braille was from here. • Printing was developed by them. • Johann Gutenberg was from here. • This is a script for blind people. • The name paper is derived from this word. • These were signs written on blocks of clay. • This was the earliest form of written communication. • True paper as we know it today was first made by them. • ...
IMPOSSIBLE CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2024-01-03
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- a serious mental disorder in which people interpret reality abnormally
- edit (text) for publication
- a short, confused fight or struggle at close quarters
- someone abusing, insulting, or otherwise harming you
- a person, especially a public official, who institutes legal proceedings against someone.
- signs collectively, especially commercial or public display signs.
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- become progressively worse
- a noisy argument or disagreement, especially in public
- culpable of or responsible for a specified wrongdoing
- a post-mortem examination to discover the cause of death or the extent of disease
10 Clues: become progressively worse • edit (text) for publication • someone abusing, insulting, or otherwise harming you • culpable of or responsible for a specified wrongdoing • a short, confused fight or struggle at close quarters • a noisy argument or disagreement, especially in public • signs collectively, especially commercial or public display signs. • ...
2023 Suicide Prevention Training Tier 2 2023-08-23
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- Activities that reduce risk and promote healing after a suicide death
- Ask the ___________ question
- A human response to external or psychological stressors
- ______ warning signs indicate suicidal ideation with no specifc plans or intent
- Personal, Social, Organizational
- Recognize the _______ signs
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- Live 1-on-1 Help, Confidential, Worldwide 24/7
- Ask, Care, Escort
- Emotional state a person encounters when they fail to adapt to stressors
- ________ Factors are situations or problems that can increase the possibility that a person may attempt suicide
10 Clues: Ask, Care, Escort • Recognize the _______ signs • Ask the ___________ question • Personal, Social, Organizational • Live 1-on-1 Help, Confidential, Worldwide 24/7 • A human response to external or psychological stressors • Activities that reduce risk and promote healing after a suicide death • Emotional state a person encounters when they fail to adapt to stressors • ...
Module 1 and 2 Terminology 2020-09-20
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- , Group of similar cells
- , upon
- , Pertaining to cancer
- , place
- , above
- , programmed cell death
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- , increase in the severity of disease
- , After
- , Physician who studies tumors
- , without fever
- , state of being diseased
- , Foot
- , Study of causes of death
- , Before
- , absence of signs of disease
- , treatment of cancer with drugs
- , state of being mortal
- root, history
18 Clues: , Foot • , upon • , place • , above • , After • , Before • root, history • , without fever • , Pertaining to cancer • , state of being mortal • , programmed cell death • , Group of similar cells • , state of being diseased • , Study of causes of death • , Physician who studies tumors • , absence of signs of disease • , treatment of cancer with drugs • ...
Will G 4B Vocab HW 2022-01-04
12 Clues: annoy • crowd • stress • useful • opposite • indicated • overwhelmed • to far to touch • easy to transport • important or vital • different versions of the same thing • in the state of looking forward to something
Debate: 3 2022-03-09
12 Clues: shock,blow • flourish,thrive • hastily,quickly • dominance, prestige • Recognize, identify • critical,significant • expectation,suspicion • Ranking, pecking order • paramount, indespensible • count on,prepare for,await • acknowledged, assumed, given • bountiful,excessive,extravagant
Nothing But the Truth Definitions 2023-09-13
12 Clues: symbol • assemble • a benifit • unwavering • additional • vote with all • attract, tempt • something essential • living at the same time • decrease in money value • small town/governing body • average size, amount, or rank
Nutrition and Your Health 2016-05-18
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- Units of heat that measure the energy used by the body and the energy that foods supply to the body
- A physical drive to eat
- Vital to every body function
- Provide energy and re essential to various health functions
- A set of recommendations for healthful eating and active living
- Nutrients that help build and maintain body cells and tissues
- Recommended daily amount of moderate physical activity
- A psychological desire for food
- A fatty substance that does not dissolve in water
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- A guide for making healthful daily food choices
- The starches and sugars present in foods
- Substances the body cannot manufacture but that are a needed for forming healthy bones and teeth
- A waxy substance that helps produce cell membranes, nerve tissue, and hormones
- The process by which the body takes in and uses food
- Substance in food that your body needs to grow, to repair itself, and to supply you with energy
- Being physically active each day
- recommended percentage of calories from fat
- An indigestible complex carbohydrate
- Help regulate many vital body processes
19 Clues: A physical drive to eat • Vital to every body function • A psychological desire for food • Being physically active each day • An indigestible complex carbohydrate • Help regulate many vital body processes • The starches and sugars present in foods • recommended percentage of calories from fat • A guide for making healthful daily food choices • ...
Death of a Salesman 2012-06-17
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- tendency underlying or at variance with the obvious or superficial significance of words, actions(undercurrent)
- being in a state of agitation or tumult; disturbed(turbulent)
- a visionary or impractical person (idealist)
- great pain, anxiety, or sorrow; acute physical or mental suffering(distress)
- living alone; avoiding the society of others (solitary)
- the feeling of displeasure or indignation at some act, remark, person(resentment)
- the act of a person or thing that mends.(mending)
- necessary to the existence, continuance, or well-being of something(vital)
- negligent, careless, or slow in performing one's duty, business(remiss)
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- lacking power, vigor, vitality, or colorfulness; listless; weak(anemic)
- urging of a political or social cause or theory before the public. (agitation)
- dejected; dispirited; discouraged (crestfallen)
- the act or manner of dictating for reproduction in writing.(dictation)
- an instance of such longing(yearning)
- changeable; volatile; fickle; flighty; erratic(mercurial)
15 Clues: an instance of such longing(yearning) • a visionary or impractical person (idealist) • dejected; dispirited; discouraged (crestfallen) • the act of a person or thing that mends.(mending) • living alone; avoiding the society of others (solitary) • changeable; volatile; fickle; flighty; erratic(mercurial) • being in a state of agitation or tumult; disturbed(turbulent) • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-09-03
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- The central organ of the nervous system responsible for thinking and sensation.
- A vital organ that performs various metabolic functions.
- The fibrous cords that transmit signals between the brain and body.
- Organs responsible for respiration and oxygen exchange.
- Hard, rigid organs that make up the skeleton and support the body.
- The outer covering of the body, protecting it from the environment.
- Hard structures in the mouth for chewing and breaking down food.
- Tissues responsible for movement and providing support to the body.
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- An organ involved in regulating blood sugar levels and digestion.
- Organs that filter waste and excess fluid from the blood.
- A vital organ that pumps blood throughout the body.
- The red fluid circulating in the circulatory system.
- A muscular organ in the digestive system for food digestion.
- Organs responsible for hearing and maintaining balance.
- Organs of vision, allowing perception of the surrounding world.
15 Clues: A vital organ that pumps blood throughout the body. • The red fluid circulating in the circulatory system. • Organs responsible for respiration and oxygen exchange. • Organs responsible for hearing and maintaining balance. • A vital organ that performs various metabolic functions. • Organs that filter waste and excess fluid from the blood. • ...
The Arctic 2023-10-16
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- where phytoplankton can be found
- A type of seal lives in the arctic, it also looks cute and sad
- This type of whale resides almost exclusively in Arctic and subarctic waters experiencing seasonal sea ice coverage, primarily between 60° and 75° north latitude.
- This animal looks like a cross between a whale and a unicorn with its long, spiraled tusk jutting from its head
- A Whale that kills
- Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle
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- This type of whale Beluga whales play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of the Arctic ecosystem.
- This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache
- Greek word for the Arctic
- A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem
- Algae tha lives in the sea ice
- What type of fish eats Phytoplankton
- seal This type of seal likes rings
- Smallest and shallow ocean in the world
- Type of precipitation that occurs at very low temperature
15 Clues: A Whale that kills • Greek word for the Arctic • Algae tha lives in the sea ice • where phytoplankton can be found • seal This type of seal likes rings • What type of fish eats Phytoplankton • Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle • Smallest and shallow ocean in the world • A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem • This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache • ...
Acts 5 Warren 2025-08-23
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- sharp instruction
- signs and ____
- Son of consolation
- THE stone
- liar
- spoke for the apostles
- Pilate's 1st name
- many people
- ___ hours later, she lied
- Peter's ____ healed people
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- priestly sect
- humanly impossible
- healed of ____ spirits
- liar's wife
- teaching porch in temple
- released disciples from prison
- we must obey ___ not you
- shepherd king
- cut to the _____
19 Clues: liar • THE stone • liar's wife • many people • priestly sect • shepherd king • signs and ____ • cut to the _____ • sharp instruction • Pilate's 1st name • humanly impossible • Son of consolation • healed of ____ spirits • spoke for the apostles • teaching porch in temple • we must obey ___ not you • ___ hours later, she lied • Peter's ____ healed people • released disciples from prison
deaf culture 2023-04-26
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- Made up of signs that are a visual code for spoken English
- sibling of a deaf adult
- ADA was signed by
- asl is used by deaf people in this country
- post-lingual, any time after speech and language development.Not members of the deaf community.
- The role of facial expressions,head movements,and eye gaze in ASL is mainly
- historically, American Sign Language is related to
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- Child of a deaf adult
- identify people who are members of American culture.Ability to talk
- A form of sign language that uses English grammar, syntax, and vocabulary
- Community who share common values, normal, traditions, language, and behaviors.
- Royal Association for Deaf people
- American Sign Language.A language of signs and gestures.
- Refers to audiology or grew up with mainstream
- when watching another person sign, it is appropriate to focus on the signer’s
15 Clues: ADA was signed by • Child of a deaf adult • sibling of a deaf adult • Royal Association for Deaf people • asl is used by deaf people in this country • Refers to audiology or grew up with mainstream • historically, American Sign Language is related to • American Sign Language.A language of signs and gestures. • Made up of signs that are a visual code for spoken English • ...
ASL 2 - Final Exam Crossword Puzzle 2015-05-13
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- This is combined with the base sign in order to sign signs using the Rule of 9.
- This is the name of the first university established specifically for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students.
- Only about 30% of the spoken English language can be seen here. (3 words)
- This is how you know the difference between the signs CLASS, GROUP, and TRIBE
- Stories that are signed in formal ASL and often relate events and aspects of the shared Deaf experience.
- This is the programming used to display text on TV shows and movies for people who are Deaf and/or Hard-of-Hearing. (2 words)
- Closing signals are found here within a signed sentence. (3 words)
- This is the abbreviation for hearing people who are born to Deaf parents.
- This is the classifier used for bloody nose, running water, or Mohawk.
- This is the NMS used when signing about situations that finally happen.
- This is the sign used to describe a bird’s eye view of many buildings or crowds of people. (2 words)
- Approximately 10% of Deaf people have these types of parents.
- This is the abbreviation for the most important parameter of ASL.
- This is the base (original) sign of the sign ENGINEERING. (2 words)
- This is a sign that is typically used to show possession, but can also be used to show that something exists. (2 words)
- This sign is used to show more intensity than the sign “Love it”. (2 words)
- This sign is used when signing about unexpected situations, like getting sick.
- This view or model of deafness focuses on the whole person and not the part considered “broken” or not normal.
- This is one of the English translation possibilities for the sign BIG-HEAD.
- This is the sign you use when signing about non-clothing accessory items like glasses and shoes. (2 words)
- This is the ability to describe both receptively and expressively where an object is in relation to other objects (just like virtual reality). (2 words)
- This is an amplification device given to many Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing people when they are very young and is controversial because contrary to popular belief, it cannot “cure” deafness. (2 words)
- This is the name of the 2003 Broadway hit performed in ASL by all Deaf actors. (2 words)
- This is what it is called when you combine a base sign with a concept’s duration in order to sign concepts like age and time. (4 words)
- This is what it is called when the first letter of the printed English word is put into the sign in order to modify a sign and change its meaning (like in SEE signs).
- When signs typically go here in a signed sentence.
- This is the Deaf person who wrote the poem Recipe for ASL. (2 words)
- This is what slight differences in signs are called among people who know and use ASL.
- This was founded in 1991 in Los Angeles and still goes strong today. (3 words)
- This sign concept is located on your dominant temple. (2 words)
- This Deaf professional baseball player invented the signs for safe and strike. (2 words)
- This is the sign used to talk about a non-specific time when something occurs. This sign is used much the same way as “in” and “on” are used in English.
- This is the sign used to sign the abstract form of to be. (2 words)
- One of the five parameters of ASL.
- The phrases “I have no money” and “It disappeared into thin air” can both be signed using this one sign. (2 words)
- This physical characteristic comes first when signing about a person in ASL.
- This is the sign used to sign the English phrase “When I was…” (2 words)
- What sign concept related to money follows the Rule of 9 signing rule in ASL? (2 words)
- In 1968, Deaf actors began using sign language on TV and in ____________ for the first time.
- D-A is the signed abbreviation for this English word.
- In order to change the meaning of the sign TO-HURT to mean headache or toothache, you need to change this parameter.
- This classifier is typically used to represent people in a seated position. (2 words)
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- This is the sign language many Deaf-Blind people use to communicate.
- This Deaf man invented the football huddle in 1892. (2 words)
- An ASL concept that helps to “hold” the location for the person or thing you are signing about. (2 words)
- The parts of speech that explain the relationship of one word to another that ASL uses classifiers to represent.
- This is one of the tips that needs to be remembered when signing using spatial visualization so you do not get lost or confused. (2 words)
- Many signs that are used to describe clothing in detail stem from these.
- Noun-verb pairs share every parameter except this one.
- This is ASL’s visual way of organizing information into groups of related thoughts, actions, or details. (2 words)
- If you were to sign a separate sign for “station” when signing about concepts like “gas station” in ASL, it would be incorrect because it would be this.
- This is the NMS that is used when signing about large objects or structures.
- Raising your hands to sign, using closing signals, and signing concepts like GO-ON and HOLD-ON are all examples of these. (3 words)
- You can use this when comparing, contrasting, or separating multiple topics while signing. (2 words)
- This is the sign you get when you combine CL: Claw 5 with the sign HOUSE.
- This is leading cause for more than 50% of Deaf-Blind cases. (2 words)
- This term refers to the attitudes, beliefs, and habits of Deaf people as a whole. (3 words)
- TO-HELP, TO-MOVE, and TO-GIVE are all examples of these types of signs.
- The term “Big D” Deaf refers specifically to this.
- This is added to the base sign of many signs in order to sign about people in regard to their occupation or career. (2 words)
- This Native American tribe has been using sign language to communicate for hundreds of years. (2 words)
- This sign is used when giving directions and uses the classifier CL:3. (2 words)
- This is the idea that the needs and accomplishments of the group are more important than the needs and accomplishments of the individual. This is the idea typically held by the Deaf community.
- This language is signed using ASL signs in English word order. (3 words)
- Descriptions are considered this to Deaf people, which is why it is not considered rude in ASL to be so descriptive when signing about a person’s appearance.
- This sign stems from the sign FREE.
- This is what CL: Claw 5 typically represents when signing about the distance between two objects in a city or community.
- The sign FINISH is always accompanied by this NMS lip movement.
- PARENTS, SIBLINGS, and SUNSHINE are all examples of these types of signs.
- In ASL, tense is formed by adding these types of signs. (2 words)
- This is the sign used to convey comprehension, sympathy, and/or concern in ASL. (3 words)
- This system is an artificial way to convey information and must be memorized. [Example: Braille]
- These were started in 1924, happen every 4 years, and promote the ideal “Equal Through Sports”.
- This is what it is called when two unrelated languages are mixed together.
- “Am”, “Is”, and “Are” are all examples of these grammatical concepts in English.
- The concept of table or any flat surface is represented by this classifier. (2 words)
76 Clues: One of the five parameters of ASL. • This sign stems from the sign FREE. • The term “Big D” Deaf refers specifically to this. • When signs typically go here in a signed sentence. • D-A is the signed abbreviation for this English word. • Noun-verb pairs share every parameter except this one. • This Deaf man invented the football huddle in 1892. (2 words) • ...
The Beast from the Earth 2024-06-22
17 Clues: CLUES • INJURY • FLAMES • STRENGTH • A PICTURE • THE GROUND • TELLS A LIE • USED A VOICE • SHOW ADORATION • A CUDDLY ANIMAL • A SCARY CREATURE • TO LIVE IN A PLACE • THE AIR FROM A BODY • BONY HEAD STRUCTURES • A LARGE MEAN CREATURE • RECOVERED FROM INJURY • POWER TO LEAD AND CONTROL
Cancer & Tumors 2025-08-20
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- Skin cancer
- Drug cancer treatment
- Abnormal cell growth
- Cancerous tumor
- Cancer of connective tissue
- Tissue sample test
- Radiation treatment
- Cancer doctor
- Non-cancerous tumor
- Predicted cancer outcome
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- Cancer of lymph system
- Spread of cancer
- Cancer of epithelial tissue
- Blood cancer
- Cancer signs disappear
- Testing for cancer early
- DNA change causing cancer
- Cancer returns
18 Clues: Skin cancer • Blood cancer • Cancer doctor • Cancer returns • Cancerous tumor • Spread of cancer • Tissue sample test • Radiation treatment • Non-cancerous tumor • Abnormal cell growth • Drug cancer treatment • Cancer of lymph system • Cancer signs disappear • Testing for cancer early • Predicted cancer outcome • DNA change causing cancer • Cancer of epithelial tissue • Cancer of connective tissue
food 2023-11-07
12 Clues: bye • like sky • continue • like grass • basic color • casual hello • Flying mammal • 6 letter color • where you live • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • normally found on signs
The Peesword Puzzle 2025-03-27
17 Clues: Knees • Stupid • What the? • 3/27 quote • Jesse's pet • A superhero • Often Explodes • A magical land • Do we have any? • Another dimension • Brandy's weakness • Haunts the office • All over the office • Found in the freezer • Brandy's rare disease • Brandy turns people into this • Kaitlyn and Christina's favorite thing
Schizophrenia 2025-01-13
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- Age of Schizophrenia for men
- Characteristic of Schizophrenia
- Terms related to Schizophrenia
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- Signs and Symptoms of Schixophrenia
- Terms related to Schizophrenia
- Signs and Symptoms of Schizophrenia
- Age of Schizophrenia for women
- type of disorder that Schizophrenia is
- Signs and Symptoms of Schizophrenia
9 Clues: Age of Schizophrenia for men • Terms related to Schizophrenia • Age of Schizophrenia for women • Terms related to Schizophrenia • Characteristic of Schizophrenia • Signs and Symptoms of Schixophrenia • Signs and Symptoms of Schizophrenia • Signs and Symptoms of Schizophrenia • type of disorder that Schizophrenia is
Senses and vital functions 2025-03-04
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- the sense that lets us enjoy different flavors
- the sense that allows us to listen to sounds
- food
- is how our blood moves through our body.Digestion:
- is how living things make babies or new plants
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- the sense that helps us feel things with our skin
- is how our body gets rid of waste it doesn’t need.Reproduction (simplified for kids):
- is how our body breaks down food into tiny pieces so we can get energy and nutrientsExcretion:
- the sense that lets us see the world around us
- is how our body takes in oxygen from the air.Circulation:
- the sense that helps us notice different scentsreathing:
11 Clues: food • the sense that allows us to listen to sounds • the sense that lets us enjoy different flavors • the sense that lets us see the world around us • is how living things make babies or new plants • the sense that helps us feel things with our skin • is how our blood moves through our body.Digestion: • the sense that helps us notice different scentsreathing: • ...
Didi's Mother's Day Crossword 2023-05-14
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- Daily ritual
- Meatloaf name
- Avoided vacation type
- Fave teen band
- "Children" nickname
- Engagement locale
- Middle name
- Fave clothing store
- First Honda
- Softball game type
- Former softball team
- Stop and _
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- Her chariot
- Fave aerobic activity
- Little Free _
- Always reading them
- USA department store
- Muskoka clothing brand
- Childhood passion
- Fave critter
- Dining and _
- Professional focus
- First house
23 Clues: Stop and _ • Her chariot • Middle name • First Honda • First house • Daily ritual • Fave critter • Dining and _ • Little Free _ • Meatloaf name • Fave teen band • Childhood passion • Engagement locale • Professional focus • Softball game type • Always reading them • "Children" nickname • Fave clothing store • USA department store • Former softball team • Fave aerobic activity • Avoided vacation type • ...
Take a Deep Breath 2023-11-07
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- treatment, cure
- not working or not operating normally
- breath in
- spiritual teacher or expert
- breathing out
- stomach, belly
- blow
- extreme fear
- lasting for a long time/ remaining
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- confusion, problem, illness
- rapid or deep breathing usually caused by anxiety or panic
- long lasting illness
- spread/ scatter
- squeezing
- supporter, upholder
- decrease, make it less
- enjoyable
- signs
- settled
- and puff: breath quickly
20 Clues: blow • signs • settled • squeezing • enjoyable • breath in • extreme fear • breathing out • stomach, belly • treatment, cure • spread/ scatter • supporter, upholder • long lasting illness • decrease, make it less • and puff: breath quickly • confusion, problem, illness • spiritual teacher or expert • lasting for a long time/ remaining • not working or not operating normally • ...
Photography: Paragraph D 2019-10-21
10 Clues: size • vital • summary • spreading • motivated • modern-day • consequences • cruelty, unkindness • acceptance of others • economic system that exploits human labour
sda 2024-01-09
10 Clues: tahura • perikanan • galian vital • pertambangan • wisata bahari • hutan produksi • galian industri • hutan bukit puri • suaka margasatwa • minyak bumi galian
Ch8&9 2025-12-13
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- produce or discharge
- signs of future success
- crowded
- matter
- grasp tightly
- doing something with extreme greed
- very low voice
- to do something sadly
- designed for single use
- a wide motion or range
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- struggled vigorously
- proof
- prohibit
- be decomposed by organisms
- cannot be restrained
- to emphasize or draw attention to something important
- chewing
- change fundamentally
- eventually
- violent gust of wind
20 Clues: proof • matter • crowded • chewing • prohibit • eventually • grasp tightly • very low voice • struggled vigorously • produce or discharge • cannot be restrained • change fundamentally • violent gust of wind • to do something sadly • a wide motion or range • signs of future success • designed for single use • be decomposed by organisms • doing something with extreme greed • ...
Homestuck Aspects 2020-09-08
12 Clues: anger • cosmos • happyness • vital organ • empty space • related to lungs • related to death • flows in our body • related to clocks • "let there be _?_" • "the circle of _?_" • another term for "brain"
unit 1 synonys 2024-09-04
12 Clues: a star • a burden • to model • a guarantee • advice, wisdom • a flight, dash • tired, sluggish • vital, key, basic • to lug, lift, carry • proper, fitting, right • modest, simple, earthy • genuine, true, heartfelt
Heart disease and Asthma 2013-02-01
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- the branches in the lungs
- little vessels that carry deoxiginated blood
- vessels that carry oxiginated blood
- asthmatics use this to help them breathe by inhaling it
- little bugs that live in your house and are tiny and can cause asthamtics to have an asthma attack
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- the main ingridiant in a ciggarette can trigger an asthma attack
- bodys over response to a subsatance
- used to relive stress and is helpfull for heart disease commonly used by monks
- a vital organ to live that pumps blood round your body
- a vital organ to breath
- a condition involving breathing, you need an inhaler for medicine
- a sector in food that can cause heart disease if consumed too much
12 Clues: a vital organ to breath • the branches in the lungs • bodys over response to a subsatance • vessels that carry oxiginated blood • little vessels that carry deoxiginated blood • a vital organ to live that pumps blood round your body • asthmatics use this to help them breathe by inhaling it • the main ingridiant in a ciggarette can trigger an asthma attack • ...
Nervous System 2025-08-14
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- It controls vital processes including respiration
- It controls all the nerves in the body
- This happens when the fear factor is introduced, and you either run or fight
- It balances the sympathetic nerves
- The somatic nervous system is voluntarily controlling things like muscles
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- controls our movements, posture and coordination
- Controls thoughts, speech,touch and more
- cord It is the long bone running down the middle fo your back
- It transports information through the body
- It controls the brain and spinal cord
- His CNS was affected when a metal pole was driven through his head, just missing vital organs, allowing him to survive another 12 years
- Controls things automatically like heartbeat
12 Clues: It balances the sympathetic nerves • It controls the brain and spinal cord • It controls all the nerves in the body • Controls thoughts, speech,touch and more • It transports information through the body • Controls things automatically like heartbeat • controls our movements, posture and coordination • It controls vital processes including respiration • ...
TOGETHER FOREVER 2016-07-25
18 Clues: gravy • sandy • jesus • salty • my only • ornament • how we feel • bottle opener • have you added • salvation army • life is better • baby stat blocks • game we have played • Grandchildren make life • used on one of our signs • the night before Christmas • sometimes around Christmas we wish for • our shop prides ourselves on making this
Respiratory system 2013-05-03
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- are blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart
- an anatomical structure of the heart
- is the iron-containing oxygen-transport metalloprotein in the red blood cells of all vertebrates
- carries deoxygenated blood from the heart to the lungs.
- represents the tactile arterial palpation of the heartbeat by trained fingertips
- part of the electrical control system of the heart that coordinates the top of the heart
- a very small blood vessel in the microcirculation that allows blood to return from the capillary beds to the larger blood vessels called veins
- the impulse-generating (pacemaker) tissue located in the right atrium of the heart
- a term describing the contraction of the heart
- is a wall, dividing a cavity or structure into smaller ones
- are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
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- the pumping chambers of the heart
- is the largest artery in the human body.
- are large blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium of the heart
- is the period of time when the heart refills with blood after systole
- is on the right dorsal side of the mammalian heart, between the right atrium and the right ventricle
- the large vein that carries de-oxygenated blood from the lower half of the body into the right atrium of the heart.
- the pressure exerted by circulating blood upon the walls of blood vessels, and is one of the principal vital signs.
- carries deoxygenated blood from the upper half of the body to the heart's right atrium.
- the smallest of a body's blood vessels and are parts of the microcirculation
- a small diameter blood vessel in the microcirculation that extends and branches out from an artery and leads to capillaries
- are the most common cardiac valvular anomaly
22 Clues: the pumping chambers of the heart • an anatomical structure of the heart • is the largest artery in the human body. • are the most common cardiac valvular anomaly • a term describing the contraction of the heart • are blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart • are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart • ...
Healthcare Science 2016-12-08
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- pressure of the blood felt against the wall of an artery
- This is similar to repression,but the individual aware of the acceptable feelings or thoughts and refuses to deal with them.
- of infection Factors that lead to the transmission or spread of disease.
- 2nd factor in chain of infection; place for pathogen (causative agent) to live.
- C Inflammation of the liver; Caused by HCV virus and is transmitted by blood and blood containing body fluids.
- involves disbelief of an event or idea that is too frightening or shocking for a person to cope with.
- Microorganisms that cause infection and diseases.
- Process that removes all microorganisms from an item
- regularity of the pulse or regulations
- organisms that live and reproduce in the absence of oxygen
- a small living organism that is not visible to the naked eye/ Microbe
- One of a large group of smallest microorganisms, many of which cause disease.
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- diversity-Is another possible communication barrier
- of Support Keeping the feet 8-10 inches apart
- This involves the transfer of unacceptable or painful ideas,feelings,and thoughts.
- another essential part of effective communication
- pressure measurement of the force exerted by the heart against arterial walls
- can either cease to communicate or remove themselves physically from a situation.
- Caused by bacteria called Yersinia pestis
- unicellular organisms that multiply rapidly
- signs various determinations that provide information about body conditions
- organisms that require oxygen to breathe
- the exchange of information, thoughts, ideas, and feelings
- Is an applied science used to promote the safety and well being of a person by adapting the environment.
- of entry 5th factor in chain of infection; a way to enter a new reservoir or host.
- extinguishers Are classified according to the kind of fire they extinguish
- number of beats per minute
27 Clues: number of beats per minute • regularity of the pulse or regulations • organisms that require oxygen to breathe • Caused by bacteria called Yersinia pestis • unicellular organisms that multiply rapidly • of Support Keeping the feet 8-10 inches apart • another essential part of effective communication • Microorganisms that cause infection and diseases. • ...
Celebrate National Healthcare Quality Week 2017-10-12
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- The hospital's quality dashboard can be found on display near the entrance of the cafeteria under the Quality Pillar of Excellence AND on the hospital's _________
- To reduce venous stasis and deep vein thrombosis, nurses educate their patients to wear these
- Any unplanned change in plane
- How Carroll Hospital keeps track of all the indicators used to measure quality
- Event reporting is entered into this system
- ______restraint orders must be renewed every 24 hours
- An interdisciplinary group that works together to improve processes and performance
- A core measure set that requires us to meet all of the indicators to be considered complaint
- Our door to EKG target for patients with chest pain or acute myocardial infarction is ___minutes
- The Sepsis _________Pad is a valuable tool used for sharing information among team members for patients who recently developed abnormal vital signs.
- Who is responsible for patient safety?
- What staff are encouraged to do about unsafe conditions
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- The ______order set was revised in CPOE to state "Consider IV fluids" for NPO patients
- A PPC is a potentially ____________ complication
- A measure used to gage an organization's performance
- A nursing assessment for ___________is required for all inpatients, 6 months or older from October 1st to March 31st
- The number one way healthcare providers prevent the spread of infection
- The _________protocol includes head of bed elevation, suction equipment availability, and signage presence
- Per CMS,_________use data from electronic health records and/or health information technology systems to measure healthcare quality
- The survey instrument and data collection methodology for measuring patients' perceptions of their hospital experience, is known as the ____Survey
- Instruction in the use of an incentive spirometer can reduce the incidence of __________complications
- The pregnancy testing in the ED has changed from point of care to a _____test.
- Carroll Hospital's selected problem solving methodology
23 Clues: Any unplanned change in plane • Who is responsible for patient safety? • Event reporting is entered into this system • A PPC is a potentially ____________ complication • A measure used to gage an organization's performance • ______restraint orders must be renewed every 24 hours • What staff are encouraged to do about unsafe conditions • ...
Celebrate National Healthcare Quality Week 2017-10-12
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- __________restraint orders must be renewed every 24 hours.
- A measure used to gage an organization's performance
- How Carroll Hospital keeps track of all the indicators used to measure quality
- Event reporting is entered into this system.
- Who is responsible for patient safety?
- The Sepsis __________Pad is a valuable tool used for sharing information among team members for patients who recently developed abnormal vital signs.
- The number one way healthcare providers prevent the spread of infection
- To reduce venous stasis and deep vein thrombosis, nurses educate their patient to wear this device.
- The survey instrument and data collection methodology for measuring patients' perceptions of their hospital experience
- The hospital's quality dashboard can be found on display near the entrance of the cafeteria under the Quality Pillar of Excellence AND on the hospital's ___________.
- Instruction in the use of an incentive spirometer can reduce the incidence of _____complications.
- A core measure set that requires us to meet all of the indicators to be considered complaint
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- A PPC is a potentially _______ complication.
- Carroll Hospital's problem solving methodology
- An interdisciplinary group that works together to improve processes and performance
- A nursing assessment for _________is required for all inpatients, 6 months or older, from October 1st through March 31st.
- The pregnancy testing in the ED has changed from point of care to _____testing.
- The ____order set was revised in CPOE to state "Consider IV fluids" for NPO patients.
- The ______protocol includes head of bed elevation, suction equipment availability and signage presence.
- What staff are encouraged to do about unsafe conditions
- Our door to EKG target for patients with chest pain or acute myocardial infarction is _____ minutes.
- Any unplanned change in plane
- Per CMS, _______use data from electronic health records and/or health information technology systems to measure healthcare quality.
23 Clues: Any unplanned change in plane • Who is responsible for patient safety? • A PPC is a potentially _______ complication. • Event reporting is entered into this system. • Carroll Hospital's problem solving methodology • A measure used to gage an organization's performance • What staff are encouraged to do about unsafe conditions • ...
1 B Crossword 2024-11-03
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- Communication of patient care information during transitions
- Decay in a tooth
- Medical term for gums
- Large body of water
- Protective equipment used to prevent infection
- Type of IV solution that matches the concentration of body fluids
- Nursing degree often required for advanced roles (Abbr.)
- Dental degree for general practitioners (Abbr.)
- RISK Factor assessed to prevent injuries in patients
- Opposite of 'hot'
- The capital of France
- A four-legged animal
- Common abbreviation for vital signs
- To move through water
- You use this to write
- Part of SOAP notes that records what the patient says about their health
- A subjective sign of illness reported by the patient
- Essential patient measurements like blood pressure and pulse (without space)
- A type of fruit
- Medical term for high blood pressure
- Chronic condition involving blood sugar management
- Artificial tooth root used to replace a missing tooth
- Type of large, flat tooth used for grinding
- Government insurance program for seniors
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- Part of the tooth that anchors it in the jawbone
- Medication used to relieve pain
- A common pet
- A sweet baked good
- Professional organization for registered nurses (Abbr.)
- Sticky film of bacteria that forms on teeth
- Basic assessment that includes temperature, pulse, and respiration (Abbr.)
- Common blood test checking cells in the blood (Abbr.)
- Plan documenting nursing care actions (Abbr.)
- String-like material used to clean between teeth
- Not tall
- Process of collecting and analyzing patient information
- Measurement of fluids taken in and excreted (Abbr.)
- Scale for measuring consciousness: Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive (Abbr)
- Condition of low blood sugar
- Type of health insurance plan that emphasizes preventive care (Abbr.)
- Imaging method used to view teeth and bones
- Code indicating an emergency, such as a fire (without sign)
- Emergency code for cardiac arrest (without space)
- A large mammal
- Hard, outer layer of the tooth
45 Clues: Not tall • A common pet • A large mammal • A type of fruit • Decay in a tooth • Opposite of 'hot' • A sweet baked good • Large body of water • A four-legged animal • Medical term for gums • The capital of France • To move through water • You use this to write • Condition of low blood sugar • Hard, outer layer of the tooth • Medication used to relieve pain • Common abbreviation for vital signs • ...
PIH Case Study Crossword 2025-11-11
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- A patient is experiencing involuntary, rhythmic muscle contractions with relaxation. Also, a warning sign of eclampsia.
- The patient has this clinical manifestation seen in a UA as a diagnostic cue for preeclampsia
- A patient moves into the 2nd stage of labor and prepares to do what with the baby
- A patient 35 weeks pregnant presents to the emergency department with a BP 140/90, proteinuria, PLTs <100,000, pulmonary edema, and visual changes. What will the provider diagnose her with?
- A patient who is experiencing swelling in the hands, face, and legs
- This pain is a warning sign of eclampsia
- A patient experiences a blood pressure above 140/90
- A patient is diagnosed with preeclampsia with pulmonary edema. What assessment will be completed to monitor for crackles?
- A patient experiences this clinical manifestation, moving them from preeclampsia to eclampsia.
- This is serious complication of pregnancy that is indicated by hemolysis, high liver enzymes, and low platelet counts
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- Having low numbers of this blood component is a criteria for being diagnosed with HELLP syndrome
- The patient experiences a new onset of this neurological symptom, unrelieved with medication as a sign of preeclampsia
- These elevated enzymes are caused by restricted blood flow to a vital organ in HELLP syndrome
- The nurse is giving education to the family about the warning signs of eclampsia and lists this ocular manifestation.
- Used as an antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity
- These will be diminished after the administration of magnesium sulfate in a hypertensive labor
- This antihypertensive medication is given to preeclampsia patients with escalating doses from 20mg, 40mg, and 80mg respectively
- A provider will prescribe this activity modifier to a pateint with HELLP syndrome
- A test ordered to help diagnose preeclampsia and eclampsia to screen for high protein
- This medication is used to treat hypertension, even 24 hours after delivery
20 Clues: This pain is a warning sign of eclampsia • Used as an antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity • A patient experiences a blood pressure above 140/90 • A patient who is experiencing swelling in the hands, face, and legs • This medication is used to treat hypertension, even 24 hours after delivery • ...
First Aid Crossword Puzzel 2014-05-04
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- confused behavior
- hot,rapid pulse
- germs of disease
- redness, mild swelling
- chest pain/nausea
- burns through the skin
- phone for emergencies
- injured slightly
- prevent further damage
- process CPR above this
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- signs of problem
- blisters the skin
- movement of blood
- emergency medical treatment
- brain without oxygen
- purpose of ventilation
- hands around neck
- inhaling
- simple or compound
- body fluid loss
20 Clues: inhaling • hot,rapid pulse • body fluid loss • signs of problem • germs of disease • injured slightly • confused behavior • blisters the skin • movement of blood • chest pain/nausea • hands around neck • simple or compound • brain without oxygen • phone for emergencies • redness, mild swelling • purpose of ventilation • burns through the skin • prevent further damage • process CPR above this • ...
Astronomy puzzle 2025-07-09
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- - Brahe’s first name
- - Force pulling planets
- - Invented telescope
- - Study of space
- - Exploding star
- - Sun-centered system
- - Precise star mapper
- - Laws of planetary motion
- - Earth-centered model
- - Star signs band
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- - Star pattern
- - Planet’s backward motion
- - Tool to see stars
- - Galileo’s studied planet
- - Ringed gas giant
- - Jupiter’s moon observer
- - Watching the skies
- - Sun-centered model creator
- - Oval-shaped orbit
- - Planet’s path
20 Clues: - Star pattern • - Planet’s path • - Study of space • - Exploding star • - Star signs band • - Ringed gas giant • - Tool to see stars • - Oval-shaped orbit • - Brahe’s first name • - Invented telescope • - Watching the skies • - Sun-centered system • - Precise star mapper • - Earth-centered model • - Force pulling planets • - Jupiter’s moon observer • - Planet’s backward motion • ...
Crucigrama 2025-05-20
12 Clues: Fruta dulce • Carne de ave • Vegetal verde • Nombre propio • Líquido vital • Alimento marino • Fruta roja/verde • Alimento proteico • Condimento esencial • Fruta cítrica pequeña • Verdura de hojas verdes • Fruto rojo para ensaladas
The Arctic 2023-10-16
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- where phytoplankton can be found
- A type of seal lives in the arctic, it also looks cute and sad
- This type of whale resides almost exclusively in Arctic and subarctic waters experiencing seasonal sea ice coverage, primarily between 60° and 75° north latitude.
- This animal looks like a cross between a whale and a unicorn with its long, spiraled tusk jutting from its head
- A Whale that kills
- Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle
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- This type of whale Beluga whales play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of the Arctic ecosystem.
- This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache
- Greek word for the Arctic
- A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem
- Algae tha lives in the sea ice
- What type of fish eats Phytoplankton
- seal This type of seal likes rings
- Smallest and shallow ocean in the world
- Type of precipitation that occurs at very low temperature
15 Clues: A Whale that kills • Greek word for the Arctic • Algae tha lives in the sea ice • where phytoplankton can be found • seal This type of seal likes rings • What type of fish eats Phytoplankton • Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle • Smallest and shallow ocean in the world • A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem • This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache • ...
Rotucha 2025-11-03
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- [Espíritus de las montañas, venerados en los rituales andinos]
- [Lengua originaria en la que proviene el término “Rutuchay”]
- [Madre Tierra en la cosmovisión andina, a quien se ofrecen ofrendas]
- [Palabra que significa “florecimiento del niño” en el contexto del ritual]
- [Acto ritual de entregar comida, bebida u objetos sagrados]
- [Concepto espiritual que representa la fuerza vital del niño]
- [Comunidad andina que participa colectivamente en la ceremonia]
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- [Planta sagrada usada en ofrendas y rituales de agradecimiento]
- [Ceremonia andina del primer corte de cabello, que marca la entrada del niño a la comunidad]
- [Pequeño paño donde se guarda el cabello cortado]
- [Pueblo andino que, junto con los quechuas, practica la Rutucha]
- [Parte del cuerpo que simboliza energía vital y crecimiento]
- [Personas elegidas para cortar el cabello y ofrecer regalos]
- [Bebida tradicional fermentada que se comparte en las celebraciones]
- [Instrumento sagrado utilizado para cortar el cabello durante la ceremonia]
15 Clues: [Pequeño paño donde se guarda el cabello cortado] • [Acto ritual de entregar comida, bebida u objetos sagrados] • [Lengua originaria en la que proviene el término “Rutuchay”] • [Parte del cuerpo que simboliza energía vital y crecimiento] • [Personas elegidas para cortar el cabello y ofrecer regalos] • [Concepto espiritual que representa la fuerza vital del niño] • ...
projekt 1065 2020-03-23
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- the state of being a serf or feudal laborer
- of vital importance; crucial
- a remark or statement, especially one with a moral content, that has been used too often to be interesting or thoughtful:
- fearless; adventurous (often used for rhetorical or humorous effect)
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- absolute; unqualified
- cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate
- A sheltered part of a body of water deep enough to provide anchorage for ships
- middle dont pick sides
- an excessive willingness to serve or please other
- improtant
- a person filled with excessive and single-minded zeal, especially for an extreme religious or political cause
- characterized by or feeling intense excitement and happiness
12 Clues: improtant • absolute; unqualified • middle dont pick sides • of vital importance; crucial • the state of being a serf or feudal laborer • an excessive willingness to serve or please other • cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate • characterized by or feeling intense excitement and happiness • fearless; adventurous (often used for rhetorical or humorous effect) • ...
vocab 11 2024-02-21
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- her performance surpasses that of any other student I know
- As she hesitated on the threshold, voices sounded in her ear.
- But another part of my heart can’t forgive them for reneging on their promise.
- science eroded the pillars of superstition
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- Social relations impose courtesy
- vital for a healthy society
- Alcohol-related deaths still constitute about one-third of all traffic fatalities, but the change in culture and behavior has been profound.
- unfounded suspicions
- The one pertinent item, however, was not reassuring
- Gone was any sense of hostility or wariness as he studied her.
- This nest egg will ensure a nice retirement for us
- a central and contentious element of the book"- Tim W.Ferfuson
12 Clues: unfounded suspicions • vital for a healthy society • Social relations impose courtesy • science eroded the pillars of superstition • This nest egg will ensure a nice retirement for us • The one pertinent item, however, was not reassuring • her performance surpasses that of any other student I know • As she hesitated on the threshold, voices sounded in her ear. • ...
Psicologia no Ciclo Vital I 2021-11-15
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- vazio, Uma das designações para a saída dos filhos
- Capacidade para ocupar-se das gerações
- Promotor da Educação para a Paz
- profissional
- novas, produtos, ideias.
- dos pais
- Um dos padrões de reforma
- na idade adulta.
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- Saída e entrada dos filhos adultos, na
- Virtude que pode manifestar-se durante a
- idealmente planeia-se ao longo de toda a
- Tipo de raciocínio sofisticado que pode
- idade
- Resolução saudável da 5ª crise de Erikson
- casa dos pais
- Virtude que pode emergir durante a
16 Clues: idade • dos pais • profissional • casa dos pais • na idade adulta. • novas, produtos, ideias. • Um dos padrões de reforma • Promotor da Educação para a Paz • Virtude que pode emergir durante a • Saída e entrada dos filhos adultos, na • Capacidade para ocupar-se das gerações • Tipo de raciocínio sofisticado que pode • Virtude que pode manifestar-se durante a • ...
CHAPTER 17&19 STATE WORDS-ANDREA MALAKAR-10/22/18 2018-10-22
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- the abbreviation for apical
- pertaining to the underarm
- difficulty breathing
- to move a patient or resident between health care settings
- a heart rate that is faster than normal (more than 100 beats/min in an adult)
- measured by listening of the apex of the heart with a stethoscope
- the wave of blood sent through the arteries every time the heart beats
- an instrument used to measure body temperature, consisting of a glass bulb attached to a thin glass tube marked with a temperature scale and filled with liquid
- indications that something is wrong with the body, this is determined by measuring certain things (blood pressure, temp, etc)
- information that distinguishes one resident from the other ( a hospital bracelet)
- the abbreviation for vital signs
- a medical treatment used to help a person breathe by giving them oxygen supplements
- the deviation of systolic pressure (20 or more after standing for 1 min)
- a set of rules that are accompanied when visiting a patient or resident (including designated hours in which visitors may come)
- a measure of body heat taken in the mouth
- the abbreviation for hypertension
- high blood pressure (Greater than 140 systolic, and 90 diastolic)
- a resident that is unfamiliar/ has just arrived to a facility
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- referring to the artery in the wrist
- an abnormally slow heart rate (less than 60 beats/min in an adult)
- measured by placing a thermometer beneath a person’s arm, skin to skin
- moving a resident to a different health care facility or sending them home
- the series of steps required to move a resident into a new facility
- a measure of body heat taken in the ear
- the process used by the body to obtain oxygen from the environment and remove carbon dioxide from the body
- the number of pulsation that can be felt over an artery in 1 minute
- the abbreviation for axillary
- the abbreviation for blood pressure
- a device that amplifies sound and transfers it to the listeners ears
- a procedure done to measure a person’s body heat, done with a thermometer
- the force that the blood exerts against the arterial walls
- the property/personal items of a resident
- how hot the body is; a vital sign
- a measure of the height of a bed
- to determine how tall or short someone is
- a basic chart that displays information about a facility or its patients in the form of a line
- increased rate and depth of breathing
- measurements that provide essential information about a person’s health
- pertaining to the apex of the heart
- to find out how heavy something/ someone is
- physical discomfort that causes harm to a person
41 Clues: difficulty breathing • pertaining to the underarm • the abbreviation for apical • the abbreviation for axillary • a measure of the height of a bed • the abbreviation for vital signs • how hot the body is; a vital sign • the abbreviation for hypertension • the abbreviation for blood pressure • pertaining to the apex of the heart • referring to the artery in the wrist • ...
Crossword vocabulary before the exam! 2022-09-04
16 Clues: signs • publicity • as a group • communicate • an obstacle • having no idea • body movements • without thinking • known everywhere • a group of soldiers • past family members • put closely together • the result of something • shortened forms of a phrase • to break into little pieces • a way of handling a situation
2.2 What's culture - Vocabulary 2024-01-14
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- area, district, province
- manage, grapple, tackle
- signs, pointers, markers
- untidy, sloppy, bedraggled
- international, cosmopolitan, global
- friction, disagreement, confrontation, clash
- exemplifying, demonstrating
- realize, accept, recognize
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- imperceptible, immaterial
- misjudgment, blunder, miscalculation,
- adhesive bandage
- society, background, origin
- belief, supposition, hypothesis
- viewpoint, mindset, outlook
- summit, crest, crown
- passing, short-range, fleeting
16 Clues: adhesive bandage • summit, crest, crown • manage, grapple, tackle • area, district, province • signs, pointers, markers • imperceptible, immaterial • untidy, sloppy, bedraggled • realize, accept, recognize • society, background, origin • viewpoint, mindset, outlook • exemplifying, demonstrating • passing, short-range, fleeting • belief, supposition, hypothesis • ...
ASL 2 - Final Exam Crossword Puzzle 2015-05-13
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- This is the sign used to sign the English phrase “When I was…” (2 words)
- “Am”, “Is”, and “Are” are all examples of these grammatical concepts in English.
- This is the programming used to display text on TV shows and movies for people who are Deaf and/or Hard-of-Hearing. (2 words)
- This view or model of deafness focuses on the whole person and not the part considered “broken” or not normal.
- What sign concept related to money follows the Rule of 9 signing rule in ASL? (2 words)
- This is the name of the 2003 Broadway hit performed in ASL by all Deaf actors. (2 words)
- This classifier is typically used to represent people in a seated position. (2 words)
- This is how you know the difference between the signs CLASS, GROUP, and TRIBE
- These were started in 1924, happen every 4 years, and promote the ideal “Equal Through Sports”.
- This is the classifier used for bloody nose, running water, or Mohawk.
- This is the NMS that is used when signing about large objects or structures.
- An ASL concept that helps to “hold” the location for the person or thing you are signing about. (2 words)
- This is an amplification device given to many Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing people when they are very young and is controversial because contrary to popular belief, it cannot “cure” deafness. (2 words)
- This is the sign used to talk about a non-specific time when something occurs. This sign is used much the same way as “in” and “on” are used in English.
- This Native American tribe has been using sign language to communicate for hundreds of years. (2 words)
- This is leading cause for more than 50% of Deaf-Blind cases. (2 words)
- PARENTS, SIBLINGS, and SUNSHINE are all examples of these types of signs.
- The concept of table or any flat surface is represented by this classifier. (2 words)
- This is the abbreviation for hearing people who are born to Deaf parents.
- Raising your hands to sign, using closing signals, and signing concepts like GO-ON and HOLD-ON are all examples of these. (3 words)
- This is the NMS used when signing about situations that finally happen.
- This sign stems from the sign FREE.
- This is one of the English translation possibilities for the sign BIG-HEAD.
- This is what it is called when two unrelated languages are mixed together.
- This sign is used when giving directions and uses the classifier CL:3. (2 words)
- The term “Big D” Deaf refers specifically to this.
- The phrases “I have no money” and “It disappeared into thin air” can both be signed using this one sign. (2 words)
- This language is signed using ASL signs in English word order. (3 words)
- In order to change the meaning of the sign TO-HURT to mean headache or toothache, you need to change this parameter.
- Closing signals are found here within a signed sentence. (3 words)
- This is the abbreviation for the most important parameter of ASL.
- This is the sign used to describe a bird’s eye view of many buildings or crowds of people. (2 words)
- This is one of the tips that needs to be remembered when signing using spatial visualization so you do not get lost or confused. (2 words)
- When signs typically go here in a signed sentence.
- This sign is used when signing about unexpected situations, like getting sick.
- Approximately 10% of Deaf people have these types of parents.
- This is the Deaf person who wrote the poem Recipe for ASL. (2 words)
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- This is a sign that is typically used to show possession, but can also be used to show that something exists. (2 words)
- You can use this when comparing, contrasting, or separating multiple topics while signing. (2 words)
- This is what slight differences in signs are called among people who know and use ASL.
- This term refers to the attitudes, beliefs, and habits of Deaf people as a whole. (3 words)
- Many signs that are used to describe clothing in detail stem from these.
- This is the sign used to convey comprehension, sympathy, and/or concern in ASL. (3 words)
- This was founded in 1991 in Los Angeles and still goes strong today. (3 words)
- This is added to the base sign of many signs in order to sign about people in regard to their occupation or career. (2 words)
- In ASL, tense is formed by adding these types of signs. (2 words)
- The sign FINISH is always accompanied by this NMS lip movement.
- The parts of speech that explain the relationship of one word to another that ASL uses classifiers to represent.
- If you were to sign a separate sign for “station” when signing about concepts like “gas station” in ASL, it would be incorrect because it would be this.
- This is the sign used to sign the abstract form of to be. (2 words)
- TO-HELP, TO-MOVE, and TO-GIVE are all examples of these types of signs.
- This is the name of the first university established specifically for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students.
- This is the ability to describe both receptively and expressively where an object is in relation to other objects (just like virtual reality). (2 words)
- This is the sign language many Deaf-Blind people use to communicate.
- This physical characteristic comes first when signing about a person in ASL.
- This is the sign you use when signing about non-clothing accessory items like glasses and shoes. (2 words)
- This is what CL: Claw 5 typically represents when signing about the distance between two objects in a city or community.
- D-A is the signed abbreviation for this English word.
- This sign is used to show more intensity than the sign “Love it”. (2 words)
- Only about 30% of the spoken English language can be seen here. (3 words)
- This is ASL’s visual way of organizing information into groups of related thoughts, actions, or details. (2 words)
- This is the base (original) sign of the sign ENGINEERING. (2 words)
- This is what it is called when the first letter of the printed English word is put into the sign in order to modify a sign and change its meaning (like in SEE signs).
- Noun-verb pairs share every parameter except this one.
- This is combined with the base sign in order to sign signs using the Rule of 9.
- This Deaf man invented the football huddle in 1892. (2 words)
- This is the idea that the needs and accomplishments of the group are more important than the needs and accomplishments of the individual. This is the idea typically held by the Deaf community.
- This sign concept is located on your dominant temple. (2 words)
- In 1968, Deaf actors began using sign language on TV and in ____________ for the first time.
- This Deaf professional baseball player invented the signs for safe and strike. (2 words)
- Stories that are signed in formal ASL and often relate events and aspects of the shared Deaf experience.
- This system is an artificial way to convey information and must be memorized. [Example: Braille]
- One of the five parameters of ASL.
- This is what it is called when you combine a base sign with a concept’s duration in order to sign concepts like age and time. (4 words)
- This is the sign you get when you combine CL: Claw 5 with the sign HOUSE.
- Descriptions are considered this to Deaf people, which is why it is not considered rude in ASL to be so descriptive when signing about a person’s appearance.
76 Clues: One of the five parameters of ASL. • This sign stems from the sign FREE. • The term “Big D” Deaf refers specifically to this. • When signs typically go here in a signed sentence. • D-A is the signed abbreviation for this English word. • Noun-verb pairs share every parameter except this one. • This Deaf man invented the football huddle in 1892. (2 words) • ...
SIGNS, SACRAMENTS AND RITUALS 2013-10-29
53. Road Signs & Directions 2025-02-05
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- A sign that indicates a circular road where cars go around instead of stopping.
- Crossing A sign that tells drivers people may be walking across the road.
- Sign A sign that shows where vehicles can leave a highway or main road.
- Turn A sign that tells drivers they can turn right at a certain point.
- Parking A sign that means vehicles are not allowed to stop or stay in that area.
- Sign A sign that tells drivers to slow down and let others go first.
- Entry A sign that means vehicles cannot go into a certain road.
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- Limit A sign that shows the fastest speed vehicles are allowed to go.
- Sign A red, octagon-shaped sign that tells drivers to come to a full stop.
- Crossing A sign that warns drivers about train tracks ahead.
- A sign that shows traffic can only move in one direction.
- Turn A sign that indicates where vehicles are allowed to turn left.
- Light A signal with red, yellow, and green lights that control vehicle movement.
- A sign that tells drivers if turning back in the opposite direction is allowed.
- A sign that shows an alternative route when a road is closed.
15 Clues: A sign that shows traffic can only move in one direction. • Crossing A sign that warns drivers about train tracks ahead. • A sign that shows an alternative route when a road is closed. • Entry A sign that means vehicles cannot go into a certain road. • Turn A sign that indicates where vehicles are allowed to turn left. • ...
Jazmine lee 2015-09-24
Spelling 10 2021-11-09
Biology Crossword 2021-08-13
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- is a membrane-bound organelle that contains the cell's chromosomes.
- A blood clot that forms on the wall of a blood vessel or in the heart when blood platelets, proteins, and cells stick together
- one of the three principal types of nutrients used as energy sources (calories) by the body.
- The process by which a biological structure, especially a relatively simple structure, is formed by a sequence of enzymic reactions
- Making a copy, a likeness, and thereby providing for the continued existence of species.
- Compounds needed for vital processes like the building of proteins and synthesis of hormones and neurotransmitters.
- the study of genes and inheritance in living organisms.
- The process by which a species becomes fitted to its environment.
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- It is a waxy substance made in the liver, found in the blood and cells. It is needed to make cell walls, tissues, hormones, vitamin D, and bile acid.
- Is an organic compound and substance, which means that it contains carbon. It is also an essential nutrient that the body may need to get from food.
- is the excitatory ability that living organisms have to respond to changes in their environment.
- Any of the alternative forms of a gene that may occur at a given locus.
- Process of programmed cell death. It is used during early development to eliminate unwanted cells.
- An organism living in, on, or with another organism in order to obtain nutrients, grow, or multiply often in a state that directly or indirectly harms the host.
- A group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality or condition.
- biological preparation formulated to provide acquired immunity for a particular disease.
16 Clues: the study of genes and inheritance in living organisms. • The process by which a species becomes fitted to its environment. • is a membrane-bound organelle that contains the cell's chromosomes. • Any of the alternative forms of a gene that may occur at a given locus. • Making a copy, a likeness, and thereby providing for the continued existence of species. • ...
LET US RECALL!!! 2022-10-20
Across
- Using video chat to discuss symptoms with a doctor or nurse and get a quick diagnosis.
- A high level of network availability and speed is required. Human concerns are critical, but technical issues may cause an implementation to be delayed.
- Integrating sensors to track patient vital signs like heart rate, blood oxygen, weight, and temperature simplifies health monitoring.
- The three main categories of patient care technology
- FRAGMENTATION The keyhole effect is the artificial intelligence field's analogy for viewing information "through" a graphical user interface. The healthcare professional can only view one screen at a time, making information gathering harder.
- Interactive computer-based patient education, home telemonitoring, and telehealth systems are included.
- EHR implementation raises new questions daily. With the right tactics from the start, you'll be ready for most of them.
- contains patients' clinical data from nurses, doctors, therapists, laboratories, and outside experts.
- remote healthcare using communications technology
- Include demographics, medical and nursing diagnoses, drug lists, allergy information, and test results for clinical decision-making. Care management details patient interactions, medication reconciliation, consent, and directives.
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- Clinicians can directly enter prescriptions, ancillary services, consultations, lab, microbiology, pathology, radiology, nursing, and supply orders into a computer.
- The pyramidal tiers are not hierarchical or imply higher skill levels.
- Tracking heart rates, exercise, sleep, respiration, and more helps people manage their health.
- Includes using computer alerts and reminders to improve patient diagnosis and care, such as checking drug selection and dosage, medication interactions, patient vaccinations, health risks, and clinical guidelines for disease treatment.
- Electronically managing all findings, including recent and old laboratory and radiology procedure records.
- concerns individuals and organizations, tactics to specific strategies, and design and setup decisions
- The three main categories of patient care technology
- The three main categories of patient care technology
18 Clues: remote healthcare using communications technology • The three main categories of patient care technology • The three main categories of patient care technology • The three main categories of patient care technology • The pyramidal tiers are not hierarchical or imply higher skill levels. • ...
Microclimates 2024-03-05
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- structure against weather (7 letters)
- to the physical land; "terrain" in English (7 letters)
- in French; vital for plant growth (7 letters)
- condition of frozen dew; critical for garden planning (5 letters)
- management to prevent water logging (8 letters)
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- English word for "épanouir"; to grow well (8 letters)
- setting or surrounding (11 letters)
- prepare and use land for crops in French (8 letters)
- French word for "garden" (6 letters)
- for determining plant placement; "aspect" in French (6 letters)
10 Clues: setting or surrounding (11 letters) • French word for "garden" (6 letters) • structure against weather (7 letters) • in French; vital for plant growth (7 letters) • management to prevent water logging (8 letters) • prepare and use land for crops in French (8 letters) • English word for "épanouir"; to grow well (8 letters) • ...
Proteínas 2020-05-19
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- Están presentes sobre todo en los alimentos de origen animal como:
- Caracterizadas por una estructura filamentosa y por ser insolubles en agua
- Proteínas de importancia vital que circulan en el torrente sanguíneo y son importantes
- Se clasifican de forma general en:
- participan en prácticamente todos los procesos.... que se producen
- Formadas básicamente por carbono, hidrógeno, oxígeno y:
- Las dos propiedades principales de las proteínas son:estabilidad y la
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- Solo ocho aminoácidos son esenciales para todos los organismos por ejemplo:
- de aminoácidos y su presencia en los seres vivos es indispensable para el desarrollo de procesos vitales
- Actúan como receptores de neurotransmiso u
- Se clasifica asi según esten formadas respectivamente:
- 14. Proteínas de importancia vital que circulan en el torrente sanguíneo y son importantes
- hay proteínas simples y proteínas:
- Poseen un estructura más o menos esférica y son solubles en medios acuosos.
- 1. Las proteínas son macromoléculas formadas por la unión de varios
15 Clues: hay proteínas simples y proteínas: • Se clasifican de forma general en: • Actúan como receptores de neurotransmiso u • Se clasifica asi según esten formadas respectivamente: • Formadas básicamente por carbono, hidrógeno, oxígeno y: • Están presentes sobre todo en los alimentos de origen animal como: • ...
Crossword 2015-03-25
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- a small, thin cake
- equal in size and shape
- talking about it first
- can no longer be seen
- tiny
- order resulting from training
- not wanting to wait
- separation
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- sharing feelings
- smallest
- tool to cut
- showing main signs
- not normal
- without stopping
- having some form of power
- important
- not existing
- curious
- not able to be read
- to disturb
20 Clues: tiny • curious • smallest • important • not normal • to disturb • separation • tool to cut • not existing • sharing feelings • without stopping • a small, thin cake • showing main signs • not able to be read • not wanting to wait • can no longer be seen • talking about it first • equal in size and shape • having some form of power • order resulting from training
9th-List 1 2023-05-26
25 Clues: new • bugs • food • beach • power • so far • was not • baseball • will not • shopping • military • the edge • skeleton • not yours • just right • two plus two • not dangerous • to have a lot • where it goes • shade of color • to give or bring • things that grow • when you are sick • bulletin or signs • two words make one
lucie and rob 2024-03-09
12 Clues: school • hometown • daughter • years together • robs star sign • new married name • lucies star signs • countries explored • location of proposal • french word for love • honeymoon destination • french word for cheers
vasodilators 2022-08-12
12 Clues: one use • hydralazine • another use • nitroprusside • nitroglycerin • don't abruptly • side effect (BP) • side effect (swell) • monitor for signs of • isosorbide mononitrate • side effect (heart rate) • side effect (immune system)
The Beatitudes 2018-04-11
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- what you live in
- of children
- makes your food taste better
- like a mountian
- not an earthly...
- Gods grace
- are ye
- from a candle
- killing Christians
- Elijah
- exceeding gladness
- train children
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- starving
- the bad
- vital organ
- the best place
- and order
- Think of moses
- of chilliwack
- high place
- of God
- demolish
- in heart
- needing water
- where you live
25 Clues: of God • are ye • Elijah • the bad • starving • demolish • in heart • and order • Gods grace • high place • vital organ • of children • of chilliwack • from a candle • needing water • the best place • Think of moses • where you live • train children • like a mountian • what you live in • not an earthly... • killing Christians • exceeding gladness • makes your food taste better
Legal 2020-07-31
40 Clues: 9h • 1H • 4v • 7v • 5v • 3v • 8h • 2v • 6v • 20v • 29h • 11v • 16v • 34v • 27h • 35h • 25h • 33v • 17h • 24h • 23h • 21h • 31v • 18v • 26v • 13v • 27v • 30v • 32h • 10v • 12h • 37h • 22h • 19h • 12v • 21v • 36h • 15h • 14H • 28h
Word Study #12 2013-10-02
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- powerful
- lasting a long time
- revive or bring back to live
- small objects revolving around Sun
- another choice
- abstract artistic style
- solid sound
- to rise above
- at the same time
- to take turns
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- "not known" in disguise
- powerful explosion
- graph of human population
- free market economic system
- aliveness
- without time
- necessary for life
- study of human populations
- expected type
- excel
20 Clues: excel • powerful • aliveness • solid sound • without time • expected type • to rise above • to take turns • another choice • at the same time • powerful explosion • necessary for life • lasting a long time • "not known" in disguise • abstract artistic style • graph of human population • study of human populations • free market economic system • revive or bring back to live • ...
ceaser's english 2015-12-10
20 Clues: city • to add • fatherly • motherly • to finish • right now • 100 years • well liked • to leave out • to turn evil • full of life • out of the city • a guilty person • amount of people • put two together • top of something • driven mad by the moon • something to do with the moon • something to do with the ocean • difficult or hard to understand
SOCIAL MEDIA 2020-04-04
Across
- Negatively
- Lack of something (στέρηση)
- Puberty (εφηβεία)
- Possible, likely
- Powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating
- Being alone, seclusion
- Influence, effect
- Now, at present
- Quantity
- Absolutely necessary, essential
- Give off (εκπέμπω)
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- The avoidance of excess (μέτρο)
- The state of being fat or overweight
- Feeling of extreme sadness and melancholy
- Evident, clear (προφανής)
- Prevent
- Make worse
- Basic, essential (θεμελιώδης)
- Admirable (εντυπωσιακός)
- Nervousness, worry, stress
20 Clues: Prevent • Quantity • Negatively • Make worse • Now, at present • Possible, likely • Puberty (εφηβεία) • Influence, effect • Give off (εκπέμπω) • Being alone, seclusion • Admirable (εντυπωσιακός) • Evident, clear (προφανής) • Nervousness, worry, stress • Lack of something (στέρηση) • Basic, essential (θεμελιώδης) • The avoidance of excess (μέτρο) • Absolutely necessary, essential • ...
Postive Words 2020-04-16
Across
- able to do things alone
- ready to face danger
- peaceful
- make
- done in a instant
- brave
- favourable
- aggreeable
- received
- most suitable
- supportive,hopeful,encouraging
- option
- moral
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- prosper
- enjoyment
- plan
- remarkable
- protected
- say something to remove fears of others
- involve
- trust
- busy
- looking forward too
- inspire
- well informed
- necessary
- cheerful
- condition
- joyful
29 Clues: plan • busy • make • trust • brave • moral • joyful • option • prosper • involve • inspire • peaceful • cheerful • received • enjoyment • protected • necessary • condition • remarkable • favourable • aggreeable • well informed • most suitable • done in a instant • looking forward too • ready to face danger • able to do things alone • supportive,hopeful,encouraging • say something to remove fears of others
Spelling crossword game. 2022-10-12
Across
- to make an image clear;to give attention
- cruel
- absolutely necessary
- safe
- grieve
- disappear
- citizen who casts a ballot
- fear
- surrounded by
- idea, subject
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- work
- repeat retell
- to turn on an axis
- rise in body temperature
- standard amount used for measuring
- to stand up to or actively oppose
- a kind of man made fabric
- competitor, challenge
- small house made of logs
- notice,discover
20 Clues: work • safe • fear • cruel • grieve • disappear • repeat retell • surrounded by • idea, subject • notice,discover • to turn on an axis • absolutely necessary • competitor, challenge • rise in body temperature • small house made of logs • a kind of man made fabric • citizen who casts a ballot • to stand up to or actively oppose • standard amount used for measuring • ...
Alejandro 2023-12-18
25 Clues: buy • react • harsh • large • about • choose • health • origin • friends • behavior • determine • important • easy to see • sharp-edged • set of rules • full of light • located beyond • amount of time • way of something • hire to do a job • take something away • center of attraction • unlike anything else • one part of a hundred • a picture in ones head
23 2025-05-09
Across
- High body temperature
- Urine container
- Body cleaners
- Connects muscle
- Spleen removal
- Body material
- Teeth alignment
- Gut organ
- Vital brain area
- Hard to breathe
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- Restart heart
- Identify disease
- Breath out
- Stomach acid disorder
- Immunity injection
- Organ tear
- New abnormal growth
- Hunger feeling
- Recovery period
- Body secretors
- Treated with medicine
- Film on teeth
- Loss of feeling
- Harmful substances
- Tear skin
25 Clues: Gut organ • Tear skin • Breath out • Organ tear • Restart heart • Body cleaners • Body material • Film on teeth • Hunger feeling • Spleen removal • Body secretors • Urine container • Connects muscle • Recovery period • Teeth alignment • Loss of feeling • Hard to breathe • Identify disease • Vital brain area • Immunity injection • Harmful substances • New abnormal growth • High body temperature • ...
Lesson 3 2022-10-22
Lesson 28 - Vocabulary 2024-05-06
EMT Word Puzzle 2022-04-25
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- Watery, salty fluid that makes up over half of the blood volume
- inadequate perfusion of not pumping or supplying the tissue adequately
- An obligation to provide care to a patient
- leaving a patient aftercare has been initiated and before the patient has been transferred to someone with equal or greater medical training
- Vessels that carry blood from the capillaries back to the heart
- permission to treat an unconscious patient until he or she becomes conscious
- vessels that carry blood away from the heart
- an open wound where internal organs are visible on the outside such as an abdominal evisceration
- a microorganism that is capable of causing disease in a susceptible host.
- the incidence of death
- medical term for nosebleed
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- A legal document, usually signed by the patient and his or her physician, which states that the patient does not wish to prolong life through resuscitative efforts.
- Blood pressure is created in the arteries when the left ventricle contracts and forces blood out into circulation
- blood/air filling the pleural space
- Leaf-shaped structure that closes to prevent food from going into the trachea
- pulse in the neck at the side of the larynx
- A series of laws, varying in each state, designed to provide limited legal protection for citizens and some health care personnel who are administering emergency care
- is the physician who authorizes or delegates to the EMT the authority to provide medical care in the field.
- feeling of lousy, uneasy, discomfort
- rapid and progressive deterioration or depressed state of the vital body functions brought about by inadequate tissue perfusion with oxygen. It is a syndrome, a collection of signs and symptoms
- an injury where internal organs are pushed through a opening into an area where they do not normally occur
21 Clues: the incidence of death • medical term for nosebleed • blood/air filling the pleural space • feeling of lousy, uneasy, discomfort • An obligation to provide care to a patient • pulse in the neck at the side of the larynx • vessels that carry blood away from the heart • Watery, salty fluid that makes up over half of the blood volume • ...
P Medical Abbreviations 2022-01-21
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- A catheter present in cancer treatments and liquid diets
- Work in hospitals, offices, and LTC facilities under a supervisor
- Health insurance plan that offers some level of coverage, even out of network
- Treatment where patient administers their own pain medications
- Information that can identify an individual
- This tube placement is among the most common endoscopies in the United States
- Circulatory diseases affecting arteries, veins, and lymphatic vessels
- "post cibum"
- Time frame following surgery
- Special hospital unit to care for patients as they recover from anesthetics
- Can be located at points such as the carotid, femoral, or radial
- includes assessing vital signs, lab values, and an updated history
- Antibiotic used for pneumonia, meningitis, strep throat, and more...
- Developed following shocking, scary, or dangerous events
- Used as basis in forming diagnosis and treatment
- arterial blockage associated with DVT
- Use an injected, inhaled, or swallowed "tracer" to examine organs and tissues
- The standard eye examination
- A certification to provide emergency medicine to infants and children
- Extra heartbeats, caused by factors such as caffeine, alcohol, and anxiety
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- Medical professional who often serves as a patient's primary healthcare provider
- An infection of the female reproductive organs that can lead to infertility
- Time frame prior to surgery
- Study of disease
- Movement experts who use exercise, hands-on care, and education to teach patients
- Tools used for different types of precautions
- Recipient of health care
- Issue 70% of population deal with
- An excess fluid in the lungs that can cause fatigue
- The maximum range of motion, achieved through help from external forces, such as a therapist
- A medical field concerned with drugs and mechanisms of disease
- The second most abundant mineral in the human body
- "pro re nata"
- "per os"
34 Clues: "per os" • "post cibum" • "pro re nata" • Study of disease • Recipient of health care • Time frame prior to surgery • Time frame following surgery • The standard eye examination • Issue 70% of population deal with • arterial blockage associated with DVT • Information that can identify an individual • Tools used for different types of precautions • ...
Weinberg 4CD 2024-04-28
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- What floor we're on.
- A physician
- A health system with 6 academic and community hospitals, 4 suburban health care and surgery centers, over 40 patient care locations, a home care group and an international division.
- The city Johns Hopkins is based out of.
- A professional that provides compassionate support and tends to the spiritual and religious needs of patients, families and staff.
- Used to call the front desk to ask for assistance, information, the nurse or clin tech.
- A person trained to take care of the sick, especially in a hospital.
- The act or process of nourishing or being nourished.
- A person who helps the nurse take care of patients. Often helps with things such as going to the bathroom, vital signs, etc.
- To take air into the lungs and then expel it. Sometimes as a way to calm down or relax.
- Inability to control the release of urine or stool, leading to involuntary leakage.
- An international recognition program that celebrates the skillful, compassionate care nurses provide to patients and family. Established in memory of J. Patrick Barnes.
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- Where you call to order meals for yourself or guests.
- A way to recognize staff of Johns Hopkins that provide a great experience for patients and families.
- A place people go to get medical care.
- The building our hospital unit is in.
- The place online where you can look at your medical information and care team.
- To walk; move about
- Happens at 7 AM and 7 PM. When nurses change shifts and update the incoming shift on how patients are doing.
- A medical device that helps measure lung capacity and exercise the lungs.
- Short for a tube that's placed through an opening in the neck to provide an airway and remove secretions from the lungs.
- Electrocardiogram; a quick test to check the heartbeat.
22 Clues: A physician • To walk; move about • What floor we're on. • The building our hospital unit is in. • A place people go to get medical care. • The city Johns Hopkins is based out of. • The act or process of nourishing or being nourished. • Where you call to order meals for yourself or guests. • Electrocardiogram; a quick test to check the heartbeat. • ...
surgical radiography 2025-11-09
Across
- Radiopaque substances injected or introduced into body structures to enhance image visibility (e.g., in cholangiograms).
- The absence of pathogenic microorganisms; essential for sterile surgical radiography.
- Surgical procedure using hardware such as plates and screws to stabilize fractured bones.
- Stabilization of fractured bones using external rods or pins outside the body.
- Continuous x-ray imaging that allows the surgeon to view anatomy in motion during a procedure.
- Imaging of the femoral arteries using contrast and subtraction techniques.
- Protective garment worn by surgical staff to reduce radiation exposure.
- Fluoroscopic technique overlaying contrast-filled vessels for catheter guidance.
- The area in the operating room maintained free of microorganisms to prevent infection.
- Determining the exact position of foreign bodies or anatomical structures during surgery.
- A medical imaging technologist responsible for operating the mobile or C-arm equipment during surgical procedures.
- Fluoroscopic technique that removes background anatomy to visualize blood vessels clearly.
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- Surgical removal of a pituitary tumor guided by C-arm imaging.
- The space between the draped patient and the instrument table reserved for sterile personnel only.
- Temporary increase in x-ray output for better image penetration.
- Surgical specialty focused on bones and joints, often guided by intraoperative radiography.
- Imaging study of the urinary tract where contrast is injected via the urethra.
- A sterile barrier method using a transparent plastic sheet to separate the technologist and surgical site.
- Converts x-rays into visible light for real-time fluoroscopic viewing.
- A surgical team member responsible for administering anesthesia and monitoring the patient’s vital signs.
- Surgical fluoroscopic procedure to visualize the bile ducts using contrast media.
- Fluoroscopic feature that reduces dose by pulsing the x-ray beam.
- A mobile fluoroscopy unit used in the operating room for real-time imaging during surgical procedures.
- A sterile plastic cover placed over the C-arm to maintain sterility during surgical imaging.
- C-arm position producing the least radiation exposure to operators.
25 Clues: Surgical removal of a pituitary tumor guided by C-arm imaging. • Temporary increase in x-ray output for better image penetration. • Fluoroscopic feature that reduces dose by pulsing the x-ray beam. • C-arm position producing the least radiation exposure to operators. • Converts x-rays into visible light for real-time fluoroscopic viewing. • ...
LIMBIC SYSTEM 2025-04-06
Across
- What is the process of acquiring new knowledge, skills, or behaviors through experience or education?
- Which emotional response is triggered by perceived danger or threat, leading to a fight-or-flight reaction?
- This part of the brain regulates and manages hormones, body temperature, blood pressure, etc.
- What brain function is primarily associated with the hippocampus and involves storing and recalling information?
- Which biological process is essential for the continuation of a species?
- This sense does not pass through thalamus and has a direct pathway.
- Sea horse shaped structure essential for formation of new memories and recall old ones.
- What is the process called by which the limbic system stabilizes a memory trace after its initial acquisition, making it more resistant to interference?
- Which part of the brain is involved in processing emotions and regulating behavior?
- Which group of nuclei in the brain is associated with motor control and coordination?
- Opposite of fight in stress response.
- Amygdala is located in each left and right of this lobe.
- What term describes the observable signs of emotion on a person’s face, often controlled by the motor cortex?
- Which brain structure acts as the relay center for sensory information?
- What term describes the emotional and physiological connection that develops between a mother and her offspring, a process influenced by the limbic system?
- The scientist who first named the "le grand lobe limbique".
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- What term refers to the heightened state of physiological and psychological activation, often involving the amygdala, that enhances the encoding of emotionally charged memories?
- Which part of the brain connects the cerebrum to the spinal cord and controls vital functions like breathing and heart rate?
- It consists of two horns curving back from the amygdala.
- What is the term for the voluntary actions controlled by the motor cortex and influenced by neurotransmitters like acetylcholine?
- What term describes actions that are intended to cause harm or assert dominance over another?
- What mental state is processed by the amygdala and is associated with feelings such as fear, happiness, and anger?
- What is the general name for the chemical substances that transmit signals across synapses between neurons?
- Which type of memory, essential for navigation and understanding one’s environment, is primarily supported by the hippocampus within the limbic system?
- Emotional center of the brain that is almond-shaped.
- Which neurotransmitter is associated with pleasure, reward, and motivation in the brain?
- Which component of the nervous system, regulated by the hypothalamus within the limbic system, controls involuntary bodily functions such as heart rate and digestion?
- What is the outermost layer of the brain responsible for higher-order functions like thinking and decision-making?
- The scientist who named the "limbic lobe".
- The amygdala is a vital component of this brain system.
30 Clues: Opposite of fight in stress response. • The scientist who named the "limbic lobe". • Emotional center of the brain that is almond-shaped. • The amygdala is a vital component of this brain system. • It consists of two horns curving back from the amygdala. • Amygdala is located in each left and right of this lobe. • ...
G 5 English 2020-12-16
10 Clues: Teresa name • Tale synonym • Vital synonym • moment synonym • Barren antonym • capable synonym • Fairy character • ordinary antonym • incomplete antonym • kalam's birthplace
Shelly's crossword 2014-05-14
Across
- term used in many EHR programs for a correction made to an electronic health record
- transforming spoken notes into accurate written form
- sometimes called conventional method, patient information is arranged within a chart or medical record according to who supplied the data.
- electronic record of health-related information for a individual patient that is created, compiled, and managed by providers and staff members located within a single healthcare organizationi
- paitent electronic health information created in a format meeting interoperability standards
- pertaining to data that are readily apparent and measurable, such as vital signs, test results, or physical examination findings
- serves a the "base" for the patient medical record
- to examine and review a group of patient records for completeness and accuracy
- health record that provides a summary of medical information, maintained in electronic or other format by an individual
- primary reason most providers give for not implementing electronic record in their offices.
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- inventory of the body obtained by healthcare provider through a series of questions
- known as health insurance portability and accountability act
- filing system that uses the patient problem list as the source for filing within the patient medical record
- are objective, or external factors like blood pressure, rash , swelling
- not following the medical advice a patient receives
- 8th leading cause of patient death in the united states
- maintains users ability to work in certain areas of a patient's EHR
- means getting to the point
- process of recording information in the medical record
- primary problem
- subjective, internal conditions felt by patient-headache or pain
- statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it
- a reminder file for keeping track of time sensitive obligations
- format of medical records documentation that takes the SOAP format further, breaking it down into smaller components
- subjective, objective, assessment, and plan
25 Clues: primary problem • means getting to the point • subjective, objective, assessment, and plan • serves a the "base" for the patient medical record • not following the medical advice a patient receives • transforming spoken notes into accurate written form • process of recording information in the medical record • 8th leading cause of patient death in the united states • ...
Fahrenheit 451 Section One Vocabulary 2016-11-03
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- The __________ of the mayor led to a media sensation as everyone watched him tumble down the stairs.
- Unlike most animals, the elephant has a __________ or elongated trunk.
- The hikers were forced to climb down into the ___________ of the canyon.
- Because of the lack of preexisting maps, early explorers required a ______________ to document the geography of their surroundings.
- The ________ screen of the laptop filled the dark room.
- The _________ organs allow someone to be able to smell.
- The ___________ of the rocket is vital because incorrect angles causes crashes.
- In order for the military to succeed, it must be knowledgeable of ___________ or the study of projectiles' motion.
- Most laboratories use a __________ to separate fluids of different densities.
- A __________ is usually kind to plants and animals because they value the environment.
- The _________ worker ate the food greedily causing a big mess.
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- The tomb or ______________ contains the remains of Egyptian pharaohs.
- Unlike most elements, neon is ___________ because it isn't affected by fire.
- The ___________ of the metamorphic rock was compressed between other rock layers.
- The massage chair provided ____________ in order to arouse the muscles in the old man's frail body.
- ______________ liquids are created by evaporating and then condensing the substance.
- The lawyer will __________ his arguments if more evidence is presented.
- The __________ of empathy is often a difficult emotion for the actor to voluntarily display.
- The king expected the peasants to ______ before him, but they just ignored his words.
- In order to allow the blind to read signs, Braille, a ________ form of writing, uses sensory impulses of touch.
- Although the younger students are yelling in the halls, the class must still ignore the ______________, or they will not complete their assignments.
- The witch will _________ a spell to turn me into a frog.
- The hole in the dam must be ______________ otherwise the water will release.
- The Paleo Indians were a _____________ people since they traveled across the land following large game.
24 Clues: The ________ screen of the laptop filled the dark room. • The _________ organs allow someone to be able to smell. • The witch will _________ a spell to turn me into a frog. • The _________ worker ate the food greedily causing a big mess. • The tomb or ______________ contains the remains of Egyptian pharaohs. • ...
Name That Term 2017-06-09
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- Snail-shaped structure in the inner ear that contains the organ of hearing.
- System Group of organs responsible for carrying oxygen from the air to the bloodstream and for expelling the waste product carbon dioxide.
- Digital version of a paper chart that contains all of a patient's medical history from one practice.
- The study of hearing and hearing disorders.
- Chronic inflammatory lung disease characterized by recurrent breathing problems.
- tube A canal that links the middle ear with the throat area.
- Medical instrument for listening to the action of someone's heart or breathing
- A facility providing medical care on an outpatient basis.
- Inflammation of the mucous membrane that lines the nose.
- Substance that can trigger an immune response.
- is a long muscle in the side of the neck that extends up from the thorax to the base of the skull behind the ear.
- In medicine, lasting a long time.
- Air cavities within the facial bones.
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- A sample of tissue is removed and examined under a microscope.
- drugs Drugs that reduce the symptoms and signs of inflammation.
- Designed to contain and share information from all providers involved in a patient's care.
- A decision by your health insurer or plan that a health care service, treatment plan, is medically necessary.
- A substance that causes lack of feeling or awareness, dulling pain to permit surgery and other painful procedures.
- Able to walk about, not bedridden or immobile.
- A person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment.
- Wax The protective yellow waxy substance secreted in the passage of the outer ear.
- Nerve The Tenth Cranial Nerve which innervates the larynx and stomach secretions.
- Thyroid Any dysfunction of the butterfly-shaped gland at the base of the neck.
- Necessary to maintain life.
- A person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession, especially medicine.
- A specified amount of money that the insured must pay before an insurance company will pay a claim.
26 Clues: Necessary to maintain life. • In medicine, lasting a long time. • Air cavities within the facial bones. • The study of hearing and hearing disorders. • Able to walk about, not bedridden or immobile. • Substance that can trigger an immune response. • Inflammation of the mucous membrane that lines the nose. • A facility providing medical care on an outpatient basis. • ...
Periodic Table of Elements 2023-11-07
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- - Vital for life and found in DNA.
- - Makes up the majority of Earth's atmosphere.
- - Used as a disinfectant and in pools.
- - A dark red-brown liquid at room temperature.
- - Used in galvanization to prevent rust.
- - Used in fireworks for a red color.
- - Used in semiconductors.
- - A lightweight metal with various applications.
- - Commonly used in coins and alloys.
- - Adds corrosion resistance to steel.
- - Known for its stiffness, light weight, and high melting point.
- - The basis of all organic compounds.
- - A highly reactive, pale yellow gas.
- - Melts at a low temperature and is used in thermometers.
- - Found in sand and used in computer chips.
- - Used in alloys and for medicinal purposes.
- - A metal used in batteries.
- - A noble gas used in neon signs.
- - Necessary for respiration and combustion.
- - Used in borax and boric acid.
- - An essential trace element in the diet.
- - A highly reactive metal that reacts violently with water.
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- - Used in lighting and as anesthetic.
- - Known for its distinct smell and yellow color.
- - A transition metal used in the aerospace industry.
- - Used in the production of phosphors for displays.
- - Known for its excellent electrical conductivity.
- - Used in superconductors and nuclear reactors.
- - Used in steel alloys.
- - Resistant to corrosion and often used in nuclear reactors.
- - Known for its strength and corrosion resistance.
- - Known for its high melting point.
- - Can be toxic and used in some alloys.
- - The lightest element in the periodic table.
- - An essential nutrient for plants and animals.
- - Used in the production of strong magnets.
- - Found in bones and teeth.
- - A soft, silvery-white metal.
- - A key component of hemoglobin in red blood cells.
- - Used in balloons and as a cooling agent in MRI machines.
40 Clues: - Used in steel alloys. • - Used in semiconductors. • - Found in bones and teeth. • - A metal used in batteries. • - A soft, silvery-white metal. • - Used in borax and boric acid. • - A noble gas used in neon signs. • - Vital for life and found in DNA. • - Known for its high melting point. • - Used in fireworks for a red color. • - Commonly used in coins and alloys. • ...
Diuretics / Anti-Diabetics 2024-04-10
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- Organ that has beta cells responsible for creating insulin
- This electrolyte is also pushed into the cell when you give insulin
- You prevent this from happening by rotating insulin sites
- Electrolyte imbalance that can make lithium toxicity worse due to diuretics
- Sulfonylurea, which increases insulin production
- Antidote to insulin overdose
- Incretin mimetic
- Hormone produced by adrenal cortex that retains sodium and water but excretes potassium
- Electrolyte that is spared by hydrochlorothiazide
- This diuretic spares potassium in the blood
- Where do you store insulin?
- Because of this, diabetic patients should be careful when taking diuretics
- You do not have this hormone in type 1 diabetes
- Not enough water in the body
- Inability to get an erection, caused by spironolactone and hydrochlorothiazide
- Osmotic diuretic
- Present in urine with uncontrolled diabetes
- Problem with insulin in type 2 diabetes
- Associated with taking diuretics, so you have to wear shades and sunscreen
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- This diuretic acts on the distal convoluted tubules
- Test for diabetes every 3-4 months, also called glycosylated hemoglobin
- #1 vital sign associated with dehydration
- Intermediate-actingermediate acting insulin that is cloudy
- Type of breathing associated with DKA
- Ultra-rapid acting insulin
- Too much fluid in the body
- Adjusted doses of insulin dependent on blood sugar reading
- This diuretic acts on the ascending loop of Henle
- Lung sounds associated with fluid overload
- When you give too much insulin
- One of the signs of ototoxicity
- Increased breast tissue because of spironolactone
- Short-acting clear insulin that you draw up first before cloudy insulin
- Types of antibiotics to avoid when taking furosemide
- You should stop metformin 48 hours before administering this before a diagnostic procedure
- Long-acting insulin
- Biguanide
- Electrolyte imbalance that can make digoxin toxicity worse due to diuretics
38 Clues: Biguanide • Incretin mimetic • Osmotic diuretic • Long-acting insulin • Ultra-rapid acting insulin • Too much fluid in the body • Where do you store insulin? • Antidote to insulin overdose • Not enough water in the body • When you give too much insulin • One of the signs of ototoxicity • Type of breathing associated with DKA • Problem with insulin in type 2 diabetes • ...
106 Final Med Admin 2024-12-04
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- TID:_ times daily
- gt
- 5 mL = 1 _
- a.c.: before _
- T/F: For liquids less than 5 mLs, use syringe to measure for accuracy
- Abbreviation for immediately
- One of core rights of med admin: Two identifiers are needed to verify patient's identity
- Check MAR every _ hours and ensure it is up-to-date
- One of core rights of med admin: Scheduled _ matched ordered time interval
- BID:_ times daily
- Do not forget to add _ zero ie. 0.1
- T/F: Meds that require assessment should be placed in separate cup
- One of core rights of med admin: Med label matches order and is appropriate for pt
- 1 kg = 2.2 _
- One of additional rights: Right pt _ i.e. side effects to report
- What med classification is double locked and counted each shift and when dispensed
- 30 mL = 1 _
- During med preparation, identify and research _ drugs
- One of core rights of med admin: _ matches order
- One of additional rights: Right _ i.e. vital signs
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- One of additional rights: Right _, i.e. confirm allergies
- One of core rights of med admin: Strength and _ match label or requires cutting tablet or multiple tablets needed
- T/F: Oral dosage equation is H/D=X
- One of additional rights: Right to _ i.e. pt has that right
- 1000 mg = 1 _
- One of core rights of med admin: _ is completed right after med is administered
- Never use _ zeros i.e. 1.00
- When giving meds, use two pt identifiers and _ scanning
- One of additional rights: Right _ i.e. why it is given
- One of additional rights: Right _ i.e. assess for desired effect
- 1000 mL = 1 _
- 1000 mcg = 1 _
- 15 mL = 1 _
- PRN: As _
- NPO: Nothing by _
- "Time released" _ be opened- must be given whole
- Route that has fastest absorption
- During med preparation, review pertinent lab _
- T/F: For liquids, hold label away from palm, pouring toward label
39 Clues: gt • PRN: As _ • 5 mL = 1 _ • 15 mL = 1 _ • 30 mL = 1 _ • 1 kg = 2.2 _ • 1000 mg = 1 _ • 1000 mL = 1 _ • a.c.: before _ • 1000 mcg = 1 _ • TID:_ times daily • BID:_ times daily • NPO: Nothing by _ • Never use _ zeros i.e. 1.00 • Abbreviation for immediately • Route that has fastest absorption • T/F: Oral dosage equation is H/D=X • Do not forget to add _ zero ie. 0.1 • ...
Decipher the burning bush 2024-08-09
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- Successor to Moses, leading the Israelites into the promised land.
- The Pharaoh’s heart was set this way, making him resistant to the divine sway. What is this term?
- A land promised to the people, where Moses could not dwell, what is this land where the Israelites did swell?
- Moses’ wife, with a name that starts with Z, who am I?
- Where stone tablets were given, high and steep, where commands were given to keep. What am I
- Swarm of insects that plagued Egypt—look for creatures on the move!
- Laws carved in stone by Moses, guiding principles of the faith.
- The tent of meeting where God’s presence was revealed, a portable place of worship.
- Moses parted my waters, making a path of dry land. What am I
- I flowed where a baby was saved, cradled in a vessel. What am I?
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- A ruler who hardened his heart, defied the signs, and made life hard. Who am I?
- Those sent to scout and report back, hidden eyes in the land.
- Food that fell from heaven to feed the hungry.
- Essential element that Moses turned from rock to drink, vital for life.
- Pharaoh known for his role in the Plagues and exodus saga.
- Moses' sister who watched from afar, ensuring her brother’s journey was not marred. Who am I?
- Column of guidance for a wandering nation, seen by day and night.
- Plague of croaking creatures that overwhelmed Egypt’s land.
- Desert land where Moses found refuge, away from Egypt’s grasp.
- City with walls that fell when trumpets sounded, a famous biblical siege.
- Moses’ kin, who spoke and helped in the journey, who am I?
- The land of bondage from which Moses led, a place of pyramids and the Nile’s spread. What is this country?
- Departure from Egypt? A grand exit to freedom.
- Twelve groups, each a piece of a greater whole, in the desert journey.
24 Clues: Food that fell from heaven to feed the hungry. • Departure from Egypt? A grand exit to freedom. • Moses’ wife, with a name that starts with Z, who am I? • Pharaoh known for his role in the Plagues and exodus saga. • Moses’ kin, who spoke and helped in the journey, who am I? • Plague of croaking creatures that overwhelmed Egypt’s land. • ...
Medical Foundations Final Crossword 2025-12-04
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- Plan where you must use a provider that is in your set plan
- Vital signs stable
- NB
- Digital history of all info that can be shared between different hospitals/orginizations
- No known drug allergies
- Sheet that details info on hazards
- An assessment to determine urgency of care needed
- Fee that is assigned for a service
- PPE for hands
- Painkiller
- Unlawful touching of another person
- Baseline of the body
- Type of social skills required to complete a job
- PPE for eyes
- Administration that ensures safety at work
- Type of Technical skills required to complete a job
- What you would use to figure out what’s wrong w/ a pt and how to best help them
- Person who can get sick easily(____ Host)
- Animal or insect that carries and spreads germs
- Teaching using the five senses
- Hgb
- IV
- Demographic/front page of a chart
- Grid scheduling system
- Teaching using straight up facts and info
- Misrepresentation of services that are false
- Person who has a disease
- Vaginal birth after cesarean section
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- Tested with a hammer
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- Device used for injections
- Not booking enough
- Money you have to pay before an insurer starts paying
- Sample of tissue to be tested from patient
- A device that lets deaf people communicate
- Dx
- Being an example of what to do for pt education
- Birthdate
- BP
- BM
- Tablespoon
- A threat or attempt to injure
- Booking too many in case of cancellation
- Act that causes injury/damage to a person or property
- CXR
- Healthcare that provides comfort and support to patients with terminal illness
- Act that ensures patient safety and confidentiality
- Procedure that requires patient to stay
- An object or surface that carries or spreads germs
- Examination of records
- Act preventing discrimination of people w/ disabilities
51 Clues: NB • Dx • BP • BM • IV • CXR • Hgb • Birthdate • Painkiller • Tablespoon • PPE for eyes • PPE for hands • Vital signs stable • Not booking enough • Tested with a hammer • Baseline of the body • Grid scheduling system • Examination of records • No known drug allergies • Person who has a disease • Device used for injections • Human Immunodeficiency Virus • A threat or attempt to injure • Teaching using the five senses • ...
Game 2021-06-17
15 Clues: Kill • Prison • To play • Rest period • Potion book • Twelve signs • Slice a object • Potion recipent • Fourteen player • Opposite of ugly • Person with a wand • Ingredient mixture • Escape from prison • A place of shopping • Daily reporting of events; written bearing this relation
Crossword vocabulary before the exam! 2022-09-04
15 Clues: signs • publicity • as a group • an obstacle • communicate • body movements • having no idea • without thinking • known everywhere • past family members • put closely together • the result of something • shortened forms of a phrase • to break into little pieces • a way of handling a situation
Essential Amino Acids 2024-04-05
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- Critical for protein synthesis, wound healing, and blood sugar regulation
- Critical for muscle growth, with a branching molecular structure
- Neurotransmitter precursor, vital for protein structure
- Important for collagen and elastin, aids in fat metabolism
- Key for metabolism, tissue growth, and detoxification
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- Involved in muscle metabolism, immune function, and hemoglobin production
- A semi-essential amino acid important for wound healing and immune function
- Plays major roles in protein synthesis, calcium absorption, and immune function
- Precursor to serotonin, involved in mood regulation
- Vital for histamine production, immune response, and nerve cell protection
10 Clues: Precursor to serotonin, involved in mood regulation • Key for metabolism, tissue growth, and detoxification • Neurotransmitter precursor, vital for protein structure • Important for collagen and elastin, aids in fat metabolism • Critical for muscle growth, with a branching molecular structure • ...
pulpal pathosis 2025-07-04
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- A non-vital pulp without bacteria.
- typical radiographic feature of periapical pathosis.
- Its a type of pulpal necrosis where part of the pulp is non-vital especially in a multirooted tooth.
- A sensibility test to assess vitality
- Inflammation may result in periapical abscess or granuloma.
- An exaggerated response to cold stimuli.
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- pain that lasts for minute even after the stimulus is removed.
- Diagnosis where there is no symptoms but histologically proven the inflammation.
- A reversible inflammation of the pulp.
- The type of classical pain seen in symptomatic irreversible pulpitis.
10 Clues: A non-vital pulp without bacteria. • A sensibility test to assess vitality • A reversible inflammation of the pulp. • An exaggerated response to cold stimuli. • typical radiographic feature of periapical pathosis. • Inflammation may result in periapical abscess or granuloma. • pain that lasts for minute even after the stimulus is removed. • ...
REGIONAL VARIATION & SOCIAL VARIATION 2021-04-18
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- Official signs, designed by public authorities
- Regional variation develops because people are separated by a common barrier like.....
- It identifies the speakers’
- A dialect that varies according to the speaker’s social class.
- Differences in vocabulary and grammar are attributed to.......
- To avoid that implication the label (non-standard)has, sociolinguistics, uses this term to refer to non-standard forms.
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- Non-official signs, produced by individuals or groups
- in society.
- It identifies the speaker regionally or geographically.
- The speaker’s social prestige, status,respect within the community.
- What is the Maori word for ‘fish’ in the far North?
11 Clues: in society. • It identifies the speakers’ • Official signs, designed by public authorities • What is the Maori word for ‘fish’ in the far North? • Non-official signs, produced by individuals or groups • It identifies the speaker regionally or geographically. • A dialect that varies according to the speaker’s social class. • ...
STEAM Book Page 22 2025-11-18
The Arctic 2023-10-16
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- where phytoplankton can be found
- A type of seal lives in the arctic, it also looks cute and sad
- This type of whale resides almost exclusively in Arctic and subarctic waters experiencing seasonal sea ice coverage, primarily between 60° and 75° north latitude.
- This animal looks like a cross between a whale and a unicorn with its long, spiraled tusk jutting from its head
- A Whale that kills
- Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle
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- This type of whale Beluga whales play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of the Arctic ecosystem.
- This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache
- Greek word for the Arctic
- A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem
- Algae tha lives in the sea ice
- What type of fish eats Phytoplankton
- seal This type of seal likes rings
- Smallest and shallow ocean in the world
- Type of precipitation that occurs at very low temperature
15 Clues: A Whale that kills • Greek word for the Arctic • Algae tha lives in the sea ice • where phytoplankton can be found • seal This type of seal likes rings • What type of fish eats Phytoplankton • Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle • Smallest and shallow ocean in the world • A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem • This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache • ...
The Arctic 2023-10-16
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- where phytoplankton can be found
- A type of seal lives in the arctic, it also looks cute and sad
- This type of whale resides almost exclusively in Arctic and subarctic waters experiencing seasonal sea ice coverage, primarily between 60° and 75° north latitude.
- This animal looks like a cross between a whale and a unicorn with its long, spiraled tusk jutting from its head
- A Whale that kills
- Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle
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- This type of whale Beluga whales play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of the Arctic ecosystem.
- This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache
- Greek word for the Arctic
- A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem
- Algae tha lives in the sea ice
- What type of fish eats Phytoplankton
- seal This type of seal likes rings
- Smallest and shallow ocean in the world
- Type of precipitation that occurs at very low temperature
15 Clues: A Whale that kills • Greek word for the Arctic • Algae tha lives in the sea ice • where phytoplankton can be found • seal This type of seal likes rings • What type of fish eats Phytoplankton • Plays a vital role in the carbon cycle • Smallest and shallow ocean in the world • A Keystone species of the arctic ecosystem • This animal has long tusks and a prominent mustache • ...
Pediatric Sepsis Pathway 2024-12-12
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- ______ if patient on maximal medical therapy
- After access is established IV/IO, what should be done next?
- Antibiotic Recommendation for a >28 days old, previously healthy, with no concern for intraabdominal source?
- What vital sign is utilized for septic shock initiation and assessment
- Per Pathway, how many boluses should be completed if hypotension/tachycardia persists prior to ICU transfer
- Consider ______ for Hgb <7
- Medication choice for ICU procedural sedation
- Population of patients excluded from pathway (Abbrev.)
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- What vital sign is utilized for suspected sepsis initiation and assessment
- The ______ Sepsis Score
- Consider ECMO if _____ levels of >6 for >6 hours
- Third line drip for continuing hypotension when on high dose Epi and Norepi
- Fluid refractory, ______ Resistant Septic Shock is septic shock with ongoing cardiac dysfunction despite escalating doses of Epi and Norepi
- Abbrev: Normal Range of ___ ___ 3.5-5.5L/min/m2
- How many hours should be given for the suspected sepsis track?
- Patients high risk for adrenal insufficiency: chronic _____ use
16 Clues: The ______ Sepsis Score • Consider ______ for Hgb <7 • ______ if patient on maximal medical therapy • Medication choice for ICU procedural sedation • Abbrev: Normal Range of ___ ___ 3.5-5.5L/min/m2 • Consider ECMO if _____ levels of >6 for >6 hours • Population of patients excluded from pathway (Abbrev.) • After access is established IV/IO, what should be done next? • ...
Blood Transfusion Quiz 2014-04-27
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- Blood Specimen for type and screen will be________ if necessary details on the blood transfusion form and insufficient blood sample is sent to the ward.
- ____registered nurses again must check and endorse their name/initial on the blood transfusion slip and medication administration record just before starting the infusion.
- Flush the IV _______with Normal saline bag /pack for flushing.
- Return the completed _________slip and only the ______bag placed in a clean plastic bag with patient’s sticky label to the laboratory.
- Monitor vital signs for ____ hour post transfusion and observe for any delayed reactions.
- Doctor and Nurse must verify and check on patients ID and name with patient ,against patient’s ______ and __________ slip.
- Obtain ______parameters including SpO2 before commencing blood transfusion.
- Blood transfusion must be infused within _____ minutes of receiving blood product from the lab.
- Check for _____of IV cannula before initiating blood transfusion.
- __________must be taken for elective blood transfusion.
- ____ and _____ must verify and check the patient’s particulars and blood product at patient’s bedside and sign on the blood transfusion slip.
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- Monitor patient closely for the first _____minutes interval for first half an hour and ____hourly for the next one hour and ______ till completion of transfusion.
- Blood sample is valid only for ________ hours from time of collection.
- _____tube is used to obtain blood for Type and Screen.
- Prime the blood filter set with ______ before initiating blood transfusion.
- Blood transfusion must be completed within _____hours if patient is hemodynamically stable.
- Administer medications such as ______ if ordered prior to blood transfusion.
- Check product type/donor unit number on _______ bag and ____________slip
- Doctor who had taken the blood sample for type and screen should _______ write the name and patients details only on the _______ sticky label.
- Check ABO /RH (D) Blood Group of Product of both the _______ and ______ before initiating blood transfusion.
- If patient has blood reactions, _______blood transfusion and fill up adverse transfusion reaction form.
- Verification of blood/blood product orders is done in the ________
22 Clues: _____tube is used to obtain blood for Type and Screen. • __________must be taken for elective blood transfusion. • Flush the IV _______with Normal saline bag /pack for flushing. • Check for _____of IV cannula before initiating blood transfusion. • Verification of blood/blood product orders is done in the ________ • ...
Ashlys crossword 2014-03-06
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- Pertaining to data that are obtained from conversation with a patient or person.
- Pertaining to data that are readily apparent and measurable, such as vital signs, test results, or physical examination.
- Altering something to meet individual specifications such as when creating unique settings within EHR software program to meet the needs of a physician.
- inventory of the body obtained by the healthcare provider through a series of questions.
- Patient information is arranged within the chart or medical record according to who supplied the data.
- The problem-oriented medical record system for keeping patient's charts.
- The recording of information in a patients' medical record.
- A health record that provides a summary of medical information, maintained in electronic or other format by an individual, that can be shared with anyone of the patient's choosing.
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- a format of medical records that takes the SOAP format further by breaking it down into smaller components.
- Patient medical record created and stored on a computer or other electronic storage device.
- transforming spoken notes into accurate written form.
- to examine and review a group of patient records for completeness and accuracy.
- part of the six C's where all entries in a patient's record must be dated to show the order in which they are made.
- statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.
- The term used to describe a patient who does not follow the medical advise given.
- A subjective, or internal, condition felt by a patient, such as pain, headache, or nausea that cannot be seen by a physician or measured by an instrument.
- A compilation of important information about a patient's medical history and present condition.
- Subjective, objective, assessment, and plan.
- An objective or external factor, such as blood pressure, rash, or swelling that can be seen or felt by the physician or measured by an instrument.
- Patient health record created and stored on a computer or other electronic storage device.
20 Clues: Subjective, objective, assessment, and plan. • transforming spoken notes into accurate written form. • The recording of information in a patients' medical record. • The problem-oriented medical record system for keeping patient's charts. • statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it. • ...
