vital signs Crossword Puzzles
QUIZ 2 2024-03-04
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- caused by a shortage of oxygen in the blood
- slower than normal heart rate
- free from fever
- respiratory rate of 25bpm
- used to listen heart and breathing
- temperature of the body's internal organ
- used to hear low-frequency sounds
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- preferred site for capillary refill test
- instrument for measuring blood pressure
- short tone heard when percussing over bone
- equal to 60 seconds
- includes vital signs
- sounds heard during blood pressure
- pulse point on your chest
- conjunctiva is yellow
15 Clues: free from fever • equal to 60 seconds • includes vital signs • conjunctiva is yellow • pulse point on your chest • respiratory rate of 25bpm • slower than normal heart rate • used to hear low-frequency sounds • sounds heard during blood pressure • used to listen heart and breathing • instrument for measuring blood pressure • preferred site for capillary refill test • ...
Medical Terminology Unit 5 2021-03-03
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- inflamed gallbladder
- fever
- prefix for many
- human immunodeficiency virus (abbr.)
- culture and sensitivity (abbr.)
- large cell
- fused joint with no movement
- eardrum
- suffix for breathing
- organism that produces disease (adj.)
- having trouble breathing
- ear pain
- gallbladder (abbr.)
- Korsakoff's ______
- slow heart rate
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- promoting cancer growth (adj.)
- purulent discharge
- enlarged fingers
- neurologic vital signs (abbr.)
- round bacteria in the twisted chains
- tuberculosis (abbr.)
- runny nose
- surgical repair of the nose
- prefix for joined
- excision of the uvula
- suffix for eating (swallowing)
- suffix for paralysis
- failure to develop
- gram-negative intracellular ______ (plural)
29 Clues: fever • eardrum • ear pain • runny nose • large cell • prefix for many • slow heart rate • enlarged fingers • prefix for joined • purulent discharge • failure to develop • Korsakoff's ______ • gallbladder (abbr.) • inflamed gallbladder • tuberculosis (abbr.) • suffix for breathing • suffix for paralysis • excision of the uvula • having trouble breathing • surgical repair of the nose • ...
Cardiovascular System Crossword 2025-10-17
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- congestive heart failure
- study of
- pertaining to
- pain
- used to get images of the heart
- pumps blood throughout the body
- instrument to measure pressure
- as needed
- evaluates the heart's performance under physical stress
- dilated veins
- surgical puncture to remove fluid
- high blood pressure
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- pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
- pair of organs situated within the rib cage
- red liquid
- written record
- artery has a weakened wall
- electrical activity of the heart
- from the heart
- flexible tube
- Vital signs are stable
- toward the heart
- chest pain
- instrument for viewing
24 Clues: pain • study of • as needed • red liquid • chest pain • pertaining to • flexible tube • dilated veins • written record • from the heart • toward the heart • high blood pressure • Vital signs are stable • instrument for viewing • congestive heart failure • artery has a weakened wall • instrument to measure pressure • used to get images of the heart • pumps blood throughout the body • ...
ICU Crossword 2026-01-29
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- Cleans to prevent infection
- Controls medication or fluid delivery
- Unit for critical care patients
- Hand protection for patient care
- Patient documentation record
- Group working together for patient care
- Measurement of blood oxygen level
- Audible alert for patient status changes
- Provides bedside patient care
- Leads medical treatment decisions
- End of shift patient handoff
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- Scheduled work period
- Manages airway and ventilator care
- Delivers fluids or medication into the vein
- Tracks heart rhythm activity
- Covers nose and mouth for protection
- Displays vital signs continuously
- Machine that helps patients breathe
- Emergency situation requiring rapid response
- Protective equipment worn for safety
20 Clues: Scheduled work period • Cleans to prevent infection • Tracks heart rhythm activity • Patient documentation record • End of shift patient handoff • Provides bedside patient care • Unit for critical care patients • Hand protection for patient care • Measurement of blood oxygen level • Displays vital signs continuously • Leads medical treatment decisions • ...
Resuscitation of the newborn 2025-10-10
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- – Needed to prevent hypothermia
- – Can be felt at the umbilical cord
- – Keep track of vital signs
- – Part of body pressed during resuscitation
- – Labored, irregular breathing
- – Essential gas for life
- – Assisted breathing using bag-mask
- – Passage that must be clear for breathing
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- – Technique to help circulation
- – Typical sign of a healthy newborn
- – Rubbing the newborn to trigger breathing
- – Finger used for chest compressions
- – Used to clear mouth and nose
- – Abbreviation for heartbeat measurement
- – Score for newborn adaptation
15 Clues: – Essential gas for life • – Keep track of vital signs • – Used to clear mouth and nose • – Labored, irregular breathing • – Score for newborn adaptation • – Technique to help circulation • – Needed to prevent hypothermia • – Typical sign of a healthy newborn • – Can be felt at the umbilical cord • – Assisted breathing using bag-mask • – Finger used for chest compressions • ...
Polygraph (Lie Detector) Crossword 2025-11-24
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- Subtle cues conveyed through posture and movement
- Vital sign that monitors chest movements
- A sign of deception, indicated by rapid talking or pauses
- Physiological changes when lying often cause vital signs to do this
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- Informal term for a polygraph machine
- Device used to monitor physiological responses during questioning
- The structured process of asking inquiries via a yes or no _____________
- Body's reaction involving perspiration, common during lying
- Key cardiovascular indicator that can change when lying
9 Clues: Informal term for a polygraph machine • Vital sign that monitors chest movements • Subtle cues conveyed through posture and movement • Key cardiovascular indicator that can change when lying • A sign of deception, indicated by rapid talking or pauses • Body's reaction involving perspiration, common during lying • ...
ASSESSMENT 2014-04-15
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- the use of items such as wooden blocks used to stabilize a vehicle
- injury an injury caused by an explosion
- a surgical opening in the body
- personnel trained in taking critical information
- what the patient reports experiencing
- the pathway for air from the mouth and nose through the pharynx
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- any observable evidence of injury or illness
- signs important information about the patients condition
- showing bluish discoloration of the skin
- a mass of usually clotted or partially clotted blood that forms in soft tissue space
- the beat felt from each rhythmic contraction of the heart
11 Clues: a surgical opening in the body • what the patient reports experiencing • injury an injury caused by an explosion • showing bluish discoloration of the skin • any observable evidence of injury or illness • personnel trained in taking critical information • signs important information about the patients condition • ...
Preparation for Patient Care Ch. 13 Yellow Module DA111 2022-11-28
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- decisions made regarding a disease process based upon assessment of signs and symptoms
- instrument used to measure blood pressure
- pulse-site of palpating a pulse on the wrist
- vital signs-the initial reading of basic signs of life, including body temperature, pulse, blood pressure, and respiration rate
- order-dates in order of occurrence
- form-form signed by the patient indicating the patient’s agreement to a particular procedure
- pulse-pulse found in the carotid artery located in the neck
- to examine the body with the hands or fingers for detection of abnormalities, checking pulse rate, and so on
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- blood pressure
- higher-than-normal blood pressure
- pulse-site of palpating a pulse at the temple of the head
- history-questions regarding the patient’s past dental treatment, information regarding any concerns the patient has regarding his or her current dental health
- artery-main artery of the arm
- blood pressure-created when the heart contracts and forces blood through the arteries
- space, the indented area inside of the elbow as the arm is stretched straight
15 Clues: blood pressure • artery-main artery of the arm • higher-than-normal blood pressure • order-dates in order of occurrence • instrument used to measure blood pressure • pulse-site of palpating a pulse on the wrist • pulse-site of palpating a pulse at the temple of the head • pulse-pulse found in the carotid artery located in the neck • ...
UNIT 5: Vital Signs and Measurements 2022-01-25
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- A rectal temperature is one degree ______ than an oral temperature
- What is the correct order to take vitals signs
- The bottom number of a blood pressure reading
- Lack of oxygen
- A pulse under 60 beats per minute
- Measurement of body heat
- Breathing out air
- The top number of a blood pressure reading
- Breathing in air
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- The process of breathing air in and out
- High blood pressure
- When checking a pulse, an NA would commonly press against which artery?
- A pulse over 100 beats per minute
- Low blood pressure
- The instrument used to measure oxygenation
- An axillary temperature is one degree ______ than an oral temperature
16 Clues: Lack of oxygen • Breathing in air • Breathing out air • Low blood pressure • High blood pressure • Measurement of body heat • A pulse over 100 beats per minute • A pulse under 60 beats per minute • The process of breathing air in and out • The instrument used to measure oxygenation • The top number of a blood pressure reading • The bottom number of a blood pressure reading • ...
Drivers Ed 2017-02-19
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- D In the IPDE process.
- You must have a good _____ when driving.
- blue signs are _____ signs.
- Being able to get the natural habits.
- P In the IPDE process.
- Organized method designed to help develop good seeing habits.
- Orange signs are _____ signs.
- The zone in front of a school.
- Yellow signs are _____ signs.
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- Green signs are _____ signs.
- Black and white signs are _____ signs.
- Made up of people, vehicles, and roadways.
- Brown signs are _____ signs.
- Lowering the risk of accidents.
- I In the IPDE process.
- What sign is red.
- What is a railroad crossing sign called.
- E In the IPDE process.
- Being able to communicate with other people.
- Being able to be smart and have low risk driving.
20 Clues: What sign is red. • D In the IPDE process. • I In the IPDE process. • P In the IPDE process. • E In the IPDE process. • Green signs are _____ signs. • Brown signs are _____ signs. • blue signs are _____ signs. • Orange signs are _____ signs. • Yellow signs are _____ signs. • The zone in front of a school. • Lowering the risk of accidents. • Being able to get the natural habits. • ...
ED Sepsis Crossword! 2023-09-05
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- Fluids should be delivered by this method for patients on the sepsis pathway.
- Flash capillary refill, which is abnormal, is capillary refill < __ seconds
- This should not be used for port access when a patient with central line presents with fever
- What is the recommended first line agent for fluid refractory shock?
- This is the type of fluid that should be given for fluid resuscitation
- This intervention should be considered if there is difficulty with IV access
- This lab is included in the sepsis order set and should be repeated q2 or PRN if elevated.
- What point of care ultrasound should be completed to assess organ function?
- Which diffuse, intense, red rash may be indicative of toxic shock syndrome?
- This antibiotic should be given second if no known alpush-pull
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- In patients who are immunocompromised, have a central line or recent hospitalizations, this should be the first line cephalosporin.
- Sepsis pathway is indicated for children >__ days old
- What is a late vital signs finding in sepsis?
- What IV extension set should be used when initiating vasoactive agents?
- This care team member is required to attend huddle to determine outcome.
- Central lines, sickle cell disease, technology dependence, abnormal baseline mental status and oncologic processes are examples of ____ conditions.
- Sepsis watcher patients should have a re-huddle no later than ___ minutes
- Which sedative should be avoided in patients with sepsis during RSI?
- In healthy patients without central lines, this is the first line cephalosporin.
- Vital signs should be repeated every ___ minutes for patients on the sepsis pathway.
20 Clues: What is a late vital signs finding in sepsis? • Sepsis pathway is indicated for children >__ days old • This antibiotic should be given second if no known alpush-pull • What is the recommended first line agent for fluid refractory shock? • Which sedative should be avoided in patients with sepsis during RSI? • ...
First Aid 2023-05-08
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- Tested by examining saliva, eye position and skin turgor
- A life threatening drop in body temperature
- A fast evaluation of the severity of a condition for urgency of treatment
- An emergency network contact that answers 1300ANIMAL
- An item to absorb discharge and prevent wound contamination
- Manually restore circulation by compressing the heart
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- Displacement of bone from its normal position within a joint
- Another word for suffocation
- Equipment that is useful for a spinal injury
- A drug that intentionally causes vomiting
- An acronym to remember the order of actions to take in an emergency
- One of the animal's vital signs
- Abnormal electrical activity in the brain affecting behaviour and movements
- A redistribution of blood to vital structures that can cause weakness and collapse
14 Clues: Another word for suffocation • One of the animal's vital signs • A drug that intentionally causes vomiting • A life threatening drop in body temperature • Equipment that is useful for a spinal injury • An emergency network contact that answers 1300ANIMAL • Manually restore circulation by compressing the heart • Tested by examining saliva, eye position and skin turgor • ...
signs 2020-01-21
17 Clues: Шоссе • Туман • Экипаж • Таможня • Отменен • Внимание • Ресторан • Хранилище • Зона отдыха • Регистрация • Отправление • Задерживается • Телефон-автомат • Выходы на посадку • No____ обгон запрещен • Waiting _______ Зал ожидания • Bus____ Автобусная остановка
Nitroglycerine 2022-07-13
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- Continuous EKG, Vital signs q15min, and for headache
- Reduces cardiac oxygen demand by decreasing ____
- _____ infusion at 5 mcg/min
- signs of _____ include Blueish colored lips, fingernails, or palms, Changes in vision, severe bradycardia
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- Do not use while currently on _____ inhibitors
- Titrate every 3-5 minutes to a max of 20 mcg/min, to reach goal _____
- Produces _____ effect on peripheral veins and arteries
- _____ for Angina, Coronary Artery Disease, Hypertension, Acute decompensated CHF
- use with _____ with volume depletion, pre-existing hypotension, constrictive pericarditis, aortic/mitral valve stenosis, etc.
- _____ include BRADYCARDIA, HEADACHE, Nausea, vomiting
10 Clues: _____ infusion at 5 mcg/min • Do not use while currently on _____ inhibitors • Reduces cardiac oxygen demand by decreasing ____ • Continuous EKG, Vital signs q15min, and for headache • _____ include BRADYCARDIA, HEADACHE, Nausea, vomiting • Produces _____ effect on peripheral veins and arteries • Titrate every 3-5 minutes to a max of 20 mcg/min, to reach goal _____ • ...
HEALTH ASSESSMENT - General/Vital Signs/Pain Responses 2022-09-09
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- Normal range for ______ is 120/80
- Signs of pain include Increased catabolism, glucose, lactate, and ketones, impaired immune function, and wound healing
- Pulse is palpated over temporal bone lateral to eyebrow
- Pulse is palpated along the medial edge of sternocleidomastoid muscle in the neck
- Pulse is palpated behind the knee
- Pulse is palpated at the groove between biceps and triceps at the antecubital fossa
- Pulse is palpated at the fourth to fifth intercostal space at the left midclavicular line
- Signs of pain include Thrashing, pounding, biting, rocking, rubbing, stretching, shrugging, rotating part, shifting weight, massaging, immobilizing, guarding, bracing, applying pressure heat or cold, assuming a special position, crossing legs
- A temp less than 35 C (95 F)
- Signs of pain include Reduced urine output, urinary retention
- Pulse is palpated on the pinky finger side of the forearm at the wrist
- Normal range for ______ is 35.9-38 C (96.7-100.5 F)
- Normal range for ______ is 12-20
- Perception of pain by sensory receptors, located throughout the body. Produce pain resulting from heat, pressure, or noxious chemicals. Includes Transduction, Transmission, Perception, Modulation
- Signs of pain include Hyperventilation, anxiety, shallow respirations, hypoxia, depressed cough, atelectasis
- Signs of pain include Depression, excessive sleeping, anxiety, fear, impaired individual or family coping
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- Pulse is palpated on the inner side of the ankle below the medial malleolus
- Pulse is palpated on the thumb side of the forearm at the wrist
- Signs of pain include Muscle tension, spasm, joint stiffness, immobility
- Pulse is palpated along the top of the foot between extension tendons of the great and first toe
- Pulse is palpated below the inguinal ligament, midway between the symphysis pubis and anterior superior iliac spine
- Signs of pain include Tachycardia, Increased BP, increased O2 demand, Increased cardiac output
- Signs of pain include Pallor, Diaphoresis
- Signs of pain include Agitation, restlessness, stillness, irritability, fear, anxiety, fatigue
- Signs of pain include Nausea, vomiting, decrease bowel sounds, stress ulcers
- A temp greater than 38.6 C (100.5 F)
- Normal range for ______ is 60-100
- Theory that suggests the body responses to a painful stimulus by opening and allowing pain to be produced or creating a blocking effect in a synaptic junction to stop the pain
- Normal range for ______ is 92-100
29 Clues: A temp less than 35 C (95 F) • Normal range for ______ is 12-20 • Normal range for ______ is 120/80 • Pulse is palpated behind the knee • Normal range for ______ is 92-100 • Normal range for ______ is 60-100 • A temp greater than 38.6 C (100.5 F) • Signs of pain include Pallor, Diaphoresis • Normal range for ______ is 35.9-38 C (96.7-100.5 F) • ...
Trauma 2023-04-25
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- Observation and assessment most closely linked to GCS/AVPU
- Required for chest auscultation
- CT scan examining the head, neck, chest, abdomen & pelvis
- Observation/assessment required in limb injuries
- One of the 3 key identifiers for patient ID
- Manual handling equipment used for patient transfer
- Quick, bedside scan utilising ultrasound to look at key organs in a trauma case
- Analgesia agent utilised in trauma
- Analgesia agent utilised in trauma
- Equipment utilised to stabilise a patients' cervical area
- Patients wearing a red band have been identified as having one
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- Utilised by the airway team to protect against Xray
- Cannulation location for rapid delivery of medicines and blood products
- Condition resultant from significant blood loss
- Equipment utilised to reduce blood loss in a pelvic fracture
- Precautions which should be enacted for any patient with a high impact mechanism of injury
- Basic element of PPE required by all staff
- This vital sign, when elevated or reduced, could be an indicator of sepsis
- Key indicator of fluid loss collected during vital signs
19 Clues: Required for chest auscultation • Analgesia agent utilised in trauma • Analgesia agent utilised in trauma • Basic element of PPE required by all staff • One of the 3 key identifiers for patient ID • Condition resultant from significant blood loss • Observation/assessment required in limb injuries • Utilised by the airway team to protect against Xray • ...
The Four Stages of Illness 2024-01-29
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- The third stage with the presence of specific signs & symptoms of disease
- A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease
- The first stage of an illness where organisms are growing & multiplying
- Systematic symptoms, involving many different parts of the body/more than one body system at the same time
- The fourth stage of illness which is the recovery from the infection
- Subjective evidence of a disease that can be observed or measured
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- The period for which an infection is subclinical
- disease or injury, without signs & symptoms
- A patient that is invaded by an infectious disease
- A form of vital dormancy in which the virus does not replicate at all
- The second stage of illness where a person is most infectious with vague and specific signs of disease
- A physical or mental feature which is regarded as indicating a a condition of a disease
12 Clues: disease or injury, without signs & symptoms • The period for which an infection is subclinical • A patient that is invaded by an infectious disease • A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease • Subjective evidence of a disease that can be observed or measured • The fourth stage of illness which is the recovery from the infection • ...
Diseases Vocabulary 2023-02-06
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- The condition of suffering from a disease
- signs Medical assessment during a physical exam
- to determine the cause of a patients symptoms
- Being resistant to a specific disease
- Any evidence or manifestation of an illness
- A disease or condition that affects most of the world
- A set of symptoms or signs associated with a specific disease
- A specific cause of disease
- An outbreak of disease that affects a large group of people in a specific area
- Immunity which results from the production of antibodies by the immune system
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- The Study of origin, distribution, and causes of a disease
- Short term immunity that results from the introduction of antibodies (vaccines)
- A lessening of severity or disappearance of symptoms
- Any change in the body as felt by the patient
- A predicted outcome of a disease
- A recurrence of symptoms after recovery
- The condition of being dead or the number of deaths in a population
- A disease found in a specific population or region of the world
18 Clues: A specific cause of disease • A predicted outcome of a disease • Being resistant to a specific disease • A recurrence of symptoms after recovery • The condition of suffering from a disease • Any evidence or manifestation of an illness • to determine the cause of a patients symptoms • Any change in the body as felt by the patient • ...
Mosby's Chapter 33: Vital Signs Vocabulary Crossword 2021-08-22
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- A rapid heart rate; more than 100 beats per minute
- A device used to measure temperature
- The pressure in the arteries when the heart is at rest
- The difference between the apical and radial pulse rates
- The amount of force exerted against the walls of an artery by blood
- Taking the apical and radial pulses at the same time
- The number of heartbeats or pulses in one minute
- An instrument used to listen to the sounds produced by the heart, lungs, and other body organs
- With a fever
- High blood pressure
- A cuff and measuring device used to measure blood pressure
- Low blood pressure
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- The period of heart muscle relaxation; the heart is at rest
- A slow heart rate; less than 60 beats per minute
- The amount of heat in the body that is a balance between the amount of heat produced and the amount lost by the body
- Elevated body temperature
- The period of heart muscle contraction; the heart is pumping blood
- The beat of the heart felt at an artery as a wave of blood passes through the artery
- Without fever
- The pressure in the arteries when the heart contracts
- Breathing air into and out of the lungs
- Temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure; pulse oximetry and pain are included in some agencies
22 Clues: With a fever • Without fever • Low blood pressure • High blood pressure • Elevated body temperature • A device used to measure temperature • Breathing air into and out of the lungs • A slow heart rate; less than 60 beats per minute • The number of heartbeats or pulses in one minute • A rapid heart rate; more than 100 beats per minute • ...
Post-Cath Lab Crossword 2024-10-15
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- Typically, how many hours should you wait after hemostasis to restart anticoagulation?
- How many mL should you release at a time from the TR band assuming no bleeding/complications?
- What should be administered intravenously after contrast administration to help reduce the risk of an AKI?
- Pain in what part of the body should alert you to a possible RP bleed?
- How many days should a post-cath dressing stay on?
- How frequently (in minutes) should vital signs be assessed for the second hour on the floor?
- If a post-cath site starts bleeding, what should be applied to alleviate it?
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- What should be applied to a digit on the extremity that was accessed for a cath?
- How many hours should a patient who was accessed femorally lay flat for post-cath & hemostasis?
- How frequently (in minutes) should vital signs be assessed for the first hour on the floor?
- What bedside, POC care test is utilized to determine if a patient's blood is 'thick' enough to pull a sheath?
- How many minutes should you wait before removing air from the TR band?
12 Clues: How many days should a post-cath dressing stay on? • Pain in what part of the body should alert you to a possible RP bleed? • How many minutes should you wait before removing air from the TR band? • If a post-cath site starts bleeding, what should be applied to alleviate it? • What should be applied to a digit on the extremity that was accessed for a cath? • ...
Temperature and Respirations 2018-02-28
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- a subjective symptom often referred to as a vital sign
- rate of breathing is regular but abnormally rapid
- another word for earwax
- irregular respirations vary in depth and are interrupted by periods of apnea
- measurement of vital signs on first contact
- elevated body temperature
- respiration rate and depth of respirations is increased
- medication used to decrease body temperature
- respirations are increased in depth, occurs during exercise
- raised body temperature
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- measurement is more variable than other core temperatures
- respirations cease for several seconds
- rate is abnormally slow, depth of ventilation may be depressed
- low body temperature
- pulled backward, up and out when taking an adult's tympanic temperature
- color of a oral rectal probe
- respiratory rate and depth are irregular, characterized by alternating periods of apnea and hyperventilation
- increases metabolism and raises body temperature
- rate of respiration is abnormally slow, less than 12 b/min
- temperature of the deep body tissue under the control of the hypothalamus
- respirations are abnormally rapid and deep but regular
- color of a rectal temperature probe
22 Clues: low body temperature • another word for earwax • raised body temperature • elevated body temperature • color of a oral rectal probe • color of a rectal temperature probe • respirations cease for several seconds • measurement of vital signs on first contact • medication used to decrease body temperature • increases metabolism and raises body temperature • ...
NURSES WEEK 2026 CROSSWORD 2026-02-12
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- Sudden closure of the vocal cords, blocking airflow
- Permission from patient for surgery/anesthesia after explanation of risks
- Anesthesia maintained only with IV medications
- Medication used to treat malignant hyperthermia
- The period before surgery when anesthesia is administered
- The process of reversing anesthesia
- A device used to monitor oxygen levels
- upper airway obstruction
- A condition where the patient does not breathe adequately after surgery
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- Postoperative nausea and vomiting
- A common post-surgical complication that involves pain at the incision site
- Temporary breathing pause
- The drug often given to manage pain during recovery
- A serious complication that involves the heart
- A medication often used to prevent nausea after surgery
- The stage of anesthesia where the patient is awake but relaxed
- Relief from pain without necessarily losing consciousness
- Patient’s normal vital signs or condition before anesthesia
- A commonly used anesthetic for general anesthesia
- A type of anesthesia used for a specific part of the body
- Medication to raise blood pressure
- A vital sign closely monitored in the recovery phase
22 Clues: upper airway obstruction • Temporary breathing pause • Postoperative nausea and vomiting • Medication to raise blood pressure • The process of reversing anesthesia • A device used to monitor oxygen levels • A serious complication that involves the heart • Anesthesia maintained only with IV medications • Medication used to treat malignant hyperthermia • ...
The Mystery on Med-Surg 2025-09-16
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- the antibacterial solution used in our bundles for catheters and baths
- drawer that contains ambu bag, code sheets, suction and other vital sign supplies
- scale used to identify risk of skin breakdown
- electronic process for documenting medication administration
- what we wear to prevent cross-contamination
- this red flag is caused by an overwhelming infection
- important conversation post-code
- drawers with various items like: second line ACLS medications and invasive procedural supplies
- location where specimen labeling should take place
- scale used to identify risk of falling
- this red flag could also present with diaphoresis, nausea, radiating pain
- this is a possible diagnosis for the red flag of neurologic defects
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- most important infection prevention step
- acronym for urinary catheter criteria
- drawer that contains first line ACLS medications
- when called this team will walk quickly to you
- assessment used to identify if a high fall risk patient is at risk of injury with a fall
- when called this team will run to you
- score based on patient's vital signs and AVPU
- when each person collaborates together
20 Clues: important conversation post-code • acronym for urinary catheter criteria • when called this team will run to you • when each person collaborates together • scale used to identify risk of falling • most important infection prevention step • what we wear to prevent cross-contamination • scale used to identify risk of skin breakdown • ...
Temperature, Pulse and Respiration by Libby and Emily 2014-05-04
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- A wave of pressure through an artery wall that follows the contraction of the left ventricle of the heart
- An abnormally low rate of breathing (<12 breaths per minute)
- Abnormally low heart rate (<60bpm)
- Pulse that is found at the neck
- Abnormally high heart rate (>100bpm)
- Regular but fast respiration (>22bpm)
- The movement of gases in and out of the lungs
- The measurement of the vital signs gives us the _______
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- heat loss during prolonged exposure to cold overwhelms the bodies ability to produce heat
- The distribution of red blood cells to and from the pulmonary capillaries
- Rate and depth of breathing increase
- Common temperature site and type of thermometer
- The sound of stridor, wheezing or an inspiratory grunt are tell tale signs of a _____
- The cessation of breathing
- Pulse that is found at the wrists
- Pulse that is found at the crook of the elbow
- Respiratory centre that regulates the involuntary control of respiration
- A fever is called _______
- regular but slow respirations (<12bpm)
- The _____ of a pulse can be described by as weak, strong, thready or bounding
20 Clues: A fever is called _______ • The cessation of breathing • Pulse that is found at the neck • Pulse that is found at the wrists • Abnormally low heart rate (<60bpm) • Rate and depth of breathing increase • Abnormally high heart rate (>100bpm) • Regular but fast respiration (>22bpm) • regular but slow respirations (<12bpm) • Pulse that is found at the crook of the elbow • ...
Vital Signs and Physical Assessment Module 1 2022-04-19
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- pinpoint, round, purplish red spots that not raised, caused by intradermal or submucosal
- normal, relaxed breathing pattern
- acronym for pupil, equal, round, reactive to light and accommodation
- rapid breathing
- absence of breathing
- light, quick tapping on the body surface to produce sounds
- heart rate less than 60 beats per minute
- pupils ability to constrict when looking at objects near or far
- noise in ears such as ringing, buzzing, roaring
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- slow or shallow breathing
- blood pressure greater than 130/80
- process of listening with the aid of stethoscope to sounds
- blood pressure less than 90/60
- sensation of rotation or whirling movement; dizziness
- difficult or labored breathing
- heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute
- using the hands to feel various parts of the body
- visual examination for detection of abnormal signs or qualities
- measurement of skin's elasticity; indicating hydration
- fluid in tissue
20 Clues: rapid breathing • fluid in tissue • absence of breathing • slow or shallow breathing • blood pressure less than 90/60 • difficult or labored breathing • normal, relaxed breathing pattern • blood pressure greater than 130/80 • heart rate less than 60 beats per minute • heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute • noise in ears such as ringing, buzzing, roaring • ...
Pharmacy Acronym Soup 2020-07-16
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- Complete blood count
- No bowel sounds
- Within normal limits
- Urinary tract infection
- Red blood cells
- Do not resuscitate
- History (of)
- Nausea & vomiting
- Blood pressure
- Status post (include /)
- History & physical
- Ins & outs (Intake & output)
- Acetaminophen
- Alcohol
- Pupils equal reactive to light
- Coronary artery bypass (&) graft
- Arterial blood gases
- Drops
- Fasting blood sugar
- Upper respiratory infection
- Shortness of air
- Heart rate
- Vital signs
- No known drug allergies
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- Culture & sensitivity
- Chief complaint
- Blood urea nitrogen
- White blood cells
- Left upper quadrant
- Myocardial Infarction
- Respiratory rate
- Diagnosis
- History of present illness
- Nothing by mouth
- Subjective, objective, assessment, plan
- Urinalysis
- Hemoglobin & hematocrit
- Activities of daily living
- Physical exam
- Both eyes
- Review of systems
- Before meals
- Alert & oriented
- Aspirin
- Genitourinary
- Gastrointestinal
- Regular rate and rhythm
- Signs & symptoms
- head, eyes, ears, nose, and throat (No ampersand)
- Emergency department
50 Clues: Drops • Alcohol • Aspirin • Diagnosis • Both eyes • Urinalysis • Heart rate • Vital signs • History (of) • Before meals • Acetaminophen • Physical exam • Genitourinary • Blood pressure • Chief complaint • No bowel sounds • Red blood cells • Respiratory rate • Nothing by mouth • Alert & oriented • Gastrointestinal • Shortness of air • Signs & symptoms • White blood cells • Nausea & vomiting • Review of systems • ...
Health Science Career Vocab 2025-11-07
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- Diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses and address health maintenance.
- Diagnose, manage, and treat conditions and diseases of the human eye and visual system
- Designs, creates, and fits artificial limbs to people who have lost a limb
- Supports dentists by preparing patients for treatment and handling administrative tasks
- Help injured or ill people improve movement and manage pain.
- Apply knowledge of healthcare and information systems to assist in the design and development of computerized healthcare systems.
- Evaluate and treat people who have injuries, illnesses, or disabilities to help them with vocational, daily living, and other skills that promote independence.
- Take x-rays and CAT scans
- Operate ultrasound equipment to create images of inside the body.
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- Compile, process, and maintain medical records of hospital and clinic patients
- Draw blood for tests, transfusions, donations, or research.
- Assess, treat, and care for patients by manipulating the spine
- Provide basic medical care to ill, injured, or convalescing patients
- They are responsible for performing scientific testing on samples and reporting results to physicians
- Assist nurses by providing basic care and helping patients with activities of daily living.
- Provide medical care related to pregnancy or childbirth.
- Care for patients who have trouble breathing
- Complete administrative and clinical tasks, such as scheduling appointments and taking patients’ vital signs.
- Monitor the condition of people with disabilities or chronic illnesses and help them with daily living activities.
- Evaluates and treats injuries, provides emergency care, and develops injury prevention and rehabilitation programs for athletes
- Diagnose and treat problems with patients’ teeth, gums, and related parts of the mouth.
- Dispense prescription medications and provide information to patients about the drugs and their use.
- Plan and conduct food service or nutritional programs to help people lead healthy lives.
- Examine patients for signs of oral diseases, such as gingivitis, and provide preventive care, including oral hygiene.
- Provides direct patient care, which includes conducting physical and health assessments, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and performing medical procedures like wound care
25 Clues: Take x-rays and CAT scans • Care for patients who have trouble breathing • Provide medical care related to pregnancy or childbirth. • Draw blood for tests, transfusions, donations, or research. • Help injured or ill people improve movement and manage pain. • Assess, treat, and care for patients by manipulating the spine • ...
Patient Assessment Crossword Puzzle 2019-01-10
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- Cor Pulmonale, enlarged veins
- How Pts feel
- blood test taken from radial artery
- Increased cardiac rate
- Vibrations on chest wall
- BS, Muffled, Parenchyma
- Used to auscultate
- Unpleasant urge to breathe
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- Most Common symptom RT is called for
- Clear and thick secretions
- Steps to evaluate and determine effects of Therapy
- Relaxation of ventricles
- Privacy Protection, an organization
- Ended questions that require an answer that is longer than yes/no
- Increased Blood Pressure
- 4 major signs
- Pt and RT first meeting
- Orientation to time, place, person, and place
- Awakens only with difficulty
- Hx and Communication between Pt and RT documented, a record
20 Clues: How Pts feel • 4 major signs • Used to auscultate • Increased cardiac rate • Pt and RT first meeting • BS, Muffled, Parenchyma • Relaxation of ventricles • Increased Blood Pressure • Vibrations on chest wall • Clear and thick secretions • Unpleasant urge to breathe • Awakens only with difficulty • Cor Pulmonale, enlarged veins • Privacy Protection, an organization • ...
Ty’s crossword patched 2024-10-18
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- Highly valued yellow metal
- Strong but lightweight metal
- Most reactive halogen
- Essential for DNA often found in fertilizers
- Lightweight metal used in cans and foil
- Noble gas that glows in signs
- Greenish gas used for disinfection
- Commonly known as salt's component
- Common metal essential for blood
- Most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere
- Noble gas used in balloons
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- Precious metal valued for jewelry
- Basic building block of life
- Yellow nonmetal key in amino acids
- Metal vital for photosynthesis
- Semiconductor widely used in electronics
- Lightest element essential for water
- Metal known for electrical conductivity
- Alkali metal used in batteries
- Essential for respiration
20 Clues: Most reactive halogen • Essential for respiration • Highly valued yellow metal • Noble gas used in balloons • Basic building block of life • Strong but lightweight metal • Noble gas that glows in signs • Metal vital for photosynthesis • Alkali metal used in batteries • Common metal essential for blood • Precious metal valued for jewelry • Yellow nonmetal key in amino acids • ...
Health science 2025-05-12
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- under the armpit
- close to a normal range of body temperature
- abnormally slow heart rate
- abnormally high blood pressure
- lower than normal blood pressure
- blood pressure cuff
- takes your temperature in your mouth
- normal body temperature
- takes temperature in your ear
- fast Heart rate
- one of the main 5 vital signs
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- used to listen to patient’s breathing and heart rhythms
- rapid breathing
- slower than normal breathing
- muscle tissue found in the heart
- normally how you take a baby’s temperature
- highest at night
- high body temperature
- blood pressure cuff should be just above it
- how many muscles are in the body
20 Clues: rapid breathing • fast Heart rate • under the armpit • highest at night • blood pressure cuff • high body temperature • normal body temperature • abnormally slow heart rate • slower than normal breathing • takes temperature in your ear • one of the main 5 vital signs • abnormally high blood pressure • muscle tissue found in the heart • lower than normal blood pressure • ...
Stimuli 2022-10-21
7 Clues: light • Water • Gravity • Chemicals • Electricity • your vital signs changing due to a change in the body. • A signal (stimulus) that originates from outside an organism.
Chemotherapy Fun Facts 2013-03-10
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- Monitor urine pH
- May cause orthostatic hypotension
- Drug may turn urine red
- Monitor blood pressure - can cause hypertension or hypotension
- Risk of developing GI perforation
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- Monitor vital signs frequently per RN instruction
- Assist patient with good mouth care
- May cause a change in cardiac rhythms
- No ice, no cold beverages
- Encourage fluid intake
- Watch for blood in urine
- Encourage patient to urinate frequently and before bed
12 Clues: Monitor urine pH • Encourage fluid intake • Drug may turn urine red • Watch for blood in urine • No ice, no cold beverages • May cause orthostatic hypotension • Risk of developing GI perforation • Assist patient with good mouth care • May cause a change in cardiac rhythms • Monitor vital signs frequently per RN instruction • ...
Emergency Care 2018-11-19
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- Scale of Conciousness
- Pressure created when the heart contracts
- How often we assess the vital signs of an unstable patient
- Concussion assessment tool
- An essential side-line tool
- Pain
- Loss of memory
- The area we palpate with a suspected cervical spine injury
- The movement an individual performs
- A sign of infection
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- Action when bleeding
- Damage to a ligament or joint capsule
- The type of dressing we use on wounds
- How the injury occured
- Bleeding in the front chamber of the eye
- A symptom of concussion
- A reason for abnormal pupil reaction
- 30:2
- Pulse found on the lower arm
- Cervical spine stabilisation
20 Clues: 30:2 • Pain • Loss of memory • A sign of infection • Action when bleeding • Scale of Conciousness • How the injury occured • A symptom of concussion • Concussion assessment tool • An essential side-line tool • Pulse found on the lower arm • Cervical spine stabilisation • The movement an individual performs • A reason for abnormal pupil reaction • Damage to a ligament or joint capsule • ...
Ty 2024-10-17
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- Highly valued yellow metal
- Strong but lightweight metal
- Most reactive halogen
- Essential for DNA often found in fertilizers
- Lightweight metal used in cans and foil
- Noble gas that glows in signs
- Greenish gas used for disinfection
- Commonly known as salt's component
- Common metal essential for blood
- Most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere
- Noble gas used in balloons
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- Precious metal valued for jewelry
- Basic building block of life
- Yellow nonmetal key in amino acids
- Metal vital for photosynthesis
- Semiconductor widely used in electronics
- Lightest element essential for water
- Metal known for electrical conductivity
- Alkali metal used in batteries
- Essential for respiration
20 Clues: Most reactive halogen • Essential for respiration • Highly valued yellow metal • Noble gas used in balloons • Basic building block of life • Strong but lightweight metal • Noble gas that glows in signs • Metal vital for photosynthesis • Alkali metal used in batteries • Common metal essential for blood • Precious metal valued for jewelry • Yellow nonmetal key in amino acids • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-01-13
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- atrioventricular
- recording of heart and vessels
- muscular organ that pumps blood
- pressure
- heart
- chest
- intravenous
- monitors heart while patient is on treadmill
- high blood pressure
- carry oxygenated blood to body
- fast
- brings deoxygenated blood to heart
- fluid part of body that carries oxygen and nutrients
- Inflammation of heart
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- hardening of arteries
- exchange of oxygen and nutrients in tissues
- complete stopping of heart
- dyes injected into blood vessels
- records electrical activity of heart, looking for abnormal rhythms
- deep vein thrombosis
- slow
- connects to chest to record heart
- Weakened artery wall with balloon-like bump
- ventricular fibrilation
- vital signs stable
25 Clues: slow • fast • heart • chest • pressure • intravenous • atrioventricular • vital signs stable • high blood pressure • deep vein thrombosis • hardening of arteries • Inflammation of heart • ventricular fibrilation • complete stopping of heart • recording of heart and vessels • carry oxygenated blood to body • muscular organ that pumps blood • dyes injected into blood vessels • ...
Medical terminology 2025-12-15
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- Blocked heart arteries
- Disease of heart muscle
- Irregular heartbeat
- Records heart electrical activity
- Largest artery that carries blood from heart to body
- Carries blood BACK to heart
- Shortness of Breath
- Means disease
- High Blood Pressure
- Means record or picture
- Uses sound waves to make pictures of heart
- Checks how heart works during exercise
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- Carries blood AWAY from heart
- Means slow
- Shows heart size and shape
- Check heart heart-related markers in blood
- Means heart
- Blood pressure
- Means inflammation
- Tiny blood vessels that exchange nutrients
- Pumps Blood
- Heart cannot pump blood well
- Heart rate
- Intensive Care Unit
- vital Signs
25 Clues: Means slow • Heart rate • Means heart • Pumps Blood • vital Signs • Means disease • Blood pressure • Means inflammation • Irregular heartbeat • Shortness of Breath • High Blood Pressure • Intensive Care Unit • Blocked heart arteries • Disease of heart muscle • Means record or picture • Shows heart size and shape • Carries blood BACK to heart • Heart cannot pump blood well • ...
Injury Assessment 2022-05-09
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- survey used to correct life threatening situations
- direct extension of the heart
- Data on the size, weight, and structure of the athlete
- feeling the injury
- This is especially important if the athlete is a minor
- survey used to look at vital signs
- blood pressure test
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- objective and subjective data
- used to determine injury
- heart pumping
- type of consent rendered to save individuals life
- breathing rate
- amount of pressure exerted against arterial walls
- what the physician decides is wrong
- maintained by water,evaporation and heat radiation.
- system for documentation
- used to determine level of consciousness
- skin color for liver dysfunction
- between beats
- skin color for an airway obstruction
20 Clues: heart pumping • between beats • breathing rate • feeling the injury • blood pressure test • used to determine injury • system for documentation • objective and subjective data • direct extension of the heart • skin color for liver dysfunction • survey used to look at vital signs • what the physician decides is wrong • skin color for an airway obstruction • ...
STUDY HELP 2014-11-18
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- BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY
- ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME
- IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME
- INTRAUTERINE DEVICE
- GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE
- HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS
- DIALATION AND CURETTAGE
- TEMPERATURE, PULSE, RESPIRATIONS, AND BLOOD PRESSURE
- COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT
- GASTOINTESTINAL
- MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
- TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE
- VITAL SIGNS (TPR)
- MICROLITER
- WHITE BLOOD CELLS
- GYNECOLOGY
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- OBSTETRICS
- TEST FOR PROSTATE CANCER
- NON-STERIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS
- INTRAVENOUS
- HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME
- ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
- SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE
- ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY
- HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN (PREGNANCY CHEMICAL)
- URINARY TRACK INFECTION
- HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY
- CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL
- IN VITRO FERTILIZATION
- RED BLOOD CELLS
- MILLILITER
- BLOOD UREA NITROGEN
32 Clues: OBSTETRICS • MICROLITER • MILLILITER • GYNECOLOGY • INTRAVENOUS • GASTOINTESTINAL • RED BLOOD CELLS • VITAL SIGNS (TPR) • WHITE BLOOD CELLS • INTRAUTERINE DEVICE • BLOOD UREA NITROGEN • ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION • HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS • COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT • IN VITRO FERTILIZATION • URINARY TRACK INFECTION • DIALATION AND CURETTAGE • TEST FOR PROSTATE CANCER • IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME • ...
Cardiovascular System 2022-05-16
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- tiny vessels brand off from arteries
- blood supply to the brain is cut
- beats per minute
- main artery leaving heart
- root for heart
- heart is abnormal enlarged
- vessels that bring blood back
- small metal mesh tube
- review of systems
- root for vessel
- muscular pump
- when heart uncle pump blood
- root for vein
- root for septum
- vital signs stable
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- when heart does not device blood
- chest pain
- inflatable portions of catheters
- root for muscle
- an abnormal heart rhythm
- gather images of inside of arteries
- long flexible fine metal wire
- vessels that carry blood away
- slender plastic tube
24 Clues: chest pain • muscular pump • root for vein • root for heart • root for muscle • root for vessel • root for septum • beats per minute • review of systems • vital signs stable • slender plastic tube • small metal mesh tube • an abnormal heart rhythm • main artery leaving heart • heart is abnormal enlarged • when heart uncle pump blood • vessels that bring blood back • long flexible fine metal wire • ...
Body Planes, Directions, and Cavities + Vital Signs 2023-10-26
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- irregular heart rhythm
- medical term for belly button
- number of abdominal quadrants
- a horizontal plane
- region above stomach
- structure that separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities
- alternative name for the lower abdominal cavity
- another term for iliac
- SBP 120-139 or DBP 80-89
- the ventral cavities are ____ than the dorsal cavities
- pulse measured in the neck
- __________ SBP in measured by palpating the brachial pulse while inflating the bp cuff
- abdominal quadrant that holds the liver
- also known as the mouth
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- body parts away from the midline
- body parts close to the point of reference
- alternative term for midsagittal
- low O2 saturation
- a blood pressure of 80/48
- dyspnea while laying down
- most accurate route for temperature
- cavity that holds the eyes
- the number of abdominal regions
- number of seconds required to measure apical pulse
- the absence of breathing
- unit of measurement for blood pressure
- medical abbreviation for hypertension
- the membrane that lines the abdominal cavity
- The kidneys and adrenal glands are located in the ____ space.
- one long, continuous cavity located on the back of the body
30 Clues: low O2 saturation • a horizontal plane • region above stomach • irregular heart rhythm • another term for iliac • also known as the mouth • the absence of breathing • SBP 120-139 or DBP 80-89 • a blood pressure of 80/48 • dyspnea while laying down • cavity that holds the eyes • pulse measured in the neck • medical term for belly button • number of abdominal quadrants • ...
Chest Tube: Insertion, Maintenance & Removal 2024-06-10
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- Supplies for chest tube placement can be found on which cart
- Will noticed when patient coughs or exhales and can be constant with an air leak.
- A chest tube is enter in flowsheets under ______.
- This chamber collects blood or fluid draining from the pleural cavity
- Monitor and document vital signs, _______, cardiac and pain assessments prior to, during, and after insertion
- Obtain ____ prior to procedure start
- Presence of the _____ float indicates adequate suction
- ______ all connection sites
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- Transport patient with _______ suction
- Don't allow _______ loops in the drainage tubing
- A one valve that does not allow fluid/air from going back into the chest
- Signs of a ________ include increased work of breathing, diminished breath sounds, decreased chest movement and chest pain
- Monitor and assess chest tube drainage system per Physicians
- Equipment needed includes the _____ pneumothorax kit
14 Clues: ______ all connection sites • Obtain ____ prior to procedure start • Transport patient with _______ suction • Don't allow _______ loops in the drainage tubing • A chest tube is enter in flowsheets under ______. • Equipment needed includes the _____ pneumothorax kit • Presence of the _____ float indicates adequate suction • ...
Addiction & Withdrawal 2020-03-31
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- You might hold a dose of Clonidine for opiate withdrawal if patient is hypotensive or having ____________ tachycardia.
- Serax is a __________________.
- Alcohol withdrawal usually occurs within 24 hours but may persist for _________ days.
- Initiate seizure precautions in withdrawal with any history of seizures, head injuries, or history of ______________ disease.
- Delirium tremens may result in ________________ arrhythmias, severe electrolyte imbalances, prolonged seizures, and death.
- When assessing patients for alcohol withdrawal you do not need to look at their history. (True or False)
- Signs and symptoms of solvent (inhalant) can include hallucinations or ________ behavior.
- Opiate symptoms of withdrawal typically peak around __________ days and subside after 4-5 days.
- _______________ intoxication can resemble alcohol intoxication.
- You need a set of vital signs (including ______________) for the CIWA to be accurate.
- COWS Screen is used for ___________, methadone, or suboxone withdrawal.
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- Early recognition of withdrawal symptoms and treatment may prevent serious medical issues and ___________ patient outcomes.
- If the CIWA >8 then you need to reassess your patient within ___________ hour.
- CIWA Screen is used for ________________ or alcohol withdrawal.
- Signs and symptoms of alcohol withdrawal include: tremors, flushing, sweating, chills, anxiety, itching, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, and ________________ BP & HR.
- You might hold a dose of Serax if the patient is awake or easy to arouse. (True or False)
- If you provide an intervention (medication) you need to reassess your patient within the hour. (True or False)
- Tramadol and Suboxone will not be seen on the standard drug screen. (True or False)
- Piloerection means _________________.
- Benzodiazepine withdrawal may persist up to __________ weeks.
20 Clues: Serax is a __________________. • Piloerection means _________________. • Benzodiazepine withdrawal may persist up to __________ weeks. • CIWA Screen is used for ________________ or alcohol withdrawal. • _______________ intoxication can resemble alcohol intoxication. • COWS Screen is used for ___________, methadone, or suboxone withdrawal. • ...
Vital Signs 2020-06-07
Withdrawal 2020-03-31
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- Benzodiazepine withdrawal may persist up to __________ weeks.
- Opiate symptoms of withdrawal typically peak around __________ days and subside after 4-5 days.
- Alcohol withdrawal usually occurs within 24 hours but may persist for _________ days.
- CIWA Screen is used for ________________ or alcohol withdrawal.
- Serax is a __________________.
- Early recognition of withdrawal symptoms and treatment may prevent serious medical issues and ___________ patient outcomes.
- Delirium tremens may result in ________________ arrhythmias, severe electrolyte imbalances, prolonged seizures, and death.
- _______________ intoxication can resemble alcohol intoxication.
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- You need a set of vital signs (including ______________) for the CIWA to be accurate.
- Signs and symptoms of alcohol withdrawal include: tremors, flushing, sweating, chills, anxiety, itching, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, and ________________ BP & HR.
- You might hold a dose of Serax if the patient is awake or easy to arouse. (True or False)
- Piloerection means _________________.
- Tramadol and Suboxone will not be seen on the standard drug screen. (True or False)
- Initiate seizure precautions in withdrawal with any history of seizures, head injuries, or history of ______________ disease.
- When assessing patients for alcohol withdrawal you do not need to look at their history. (True or False)
- Signs and symptoms of solvent (inhalant) can include hallucinations or ________ behavior.
- If the CIWA >8 then you need to reassess your patient within ___________ hour.
- You might hold a dose of Clonidine for opiate withdrawal if patient is hypotensive or having ____________ tachycardia.
- If you provide an intervention (medication) you need to reassess your patient within the hour. (True or False)
- COWS Screen is used for ___________, methadone, or suboxone withdrawal.
20 Clues: Serax is a __________________. • Piloerection means _________________. • Benzodiazepine withdrawal may persist up to __________ weeks. • CIWA Screen is used for ________________ or alcohol withdrawal. • _______________ intoxication can resemble alcohol intoxication. • COWS Screen is used for ___________, methadone, or suboxone withdrawal. • ...
CW2 2024-04-05
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- An SGLT2 inhibitor
- An ACE inhibitor
- Treated with ACE inhibitors
- Measured in millimetres of mercury
- Clinical signs providing clues to underlying health problems (8)
- Metabolic waste product filtered by the kidneys
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- Past health events, conditions, and treatments
- Sometimes referred to as the runs
- Vital sign reflecting the rhythm of cardiac contractions (5,4)
- Insulin deficiency or resistance
10 Clues: An ACE inhibitor • An SGLT2 inhibitor • Treated with ACE inhibitors • Insulin deficiency or resistance • Sometimes referred to as the runs • Measured in millimetres of mercury • Past health events, conditions, and treatments • Metabolic waste product filtered by the kidneys • Vital sign reflecting the rhythm of cardiac contractions (5,4) • ...
Blood Transfusion 2015-02-03
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- Once the transfusion is complete obtain and document ___
- If giving more than on unit of blood, you must obtain VS 15 minutes after starting ___ unit
- Verify blood products at the patient's ___
- ___ patient closely for 15 minutes after starting blood transfusion
- Obtain and document vital signs ___ minutes after starting transfusion
- Use two ___ identifers at the bedside prior to administering blood
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- Except under emergency situations, obtain informed ___
- You must obtain a baseline ___ prior to obtaining blood products from the lab
- Signs of transfusion reaction may include SOB, chills and ___
- Blood bank wrist band must ___ with corresponding number on the unit of blood
10 Clues: Verify blood products at the patient's ___ • Except under emergency situations, obtain informed ___ • Once the transfusion is complete obtain and document ___ • Signs of transfusion reaction may include SOB, chills and ___ • Use two ___ identifers at the bedside prior to administering blood • ___ patient closely for 15 minutes after starting blood transfusion • ...
Crossword 1 2024-04-04
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- Vital sign reflecting the rhythm of cardiac contractions
- An SGLT2 inhibitor
- Sometimes referred to as the runs
- Insulin deficiency or resistance
- Treated with ACE inhibitors
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- Clinical signs providing clues to underlying health problems
- Metabolic waste product filtered by the kidneys
- An ACE inhibitor
- Past health events, conditions and treatments
- Measured in millimetres of mercury
10 Clues: An ACE inhibitor • An SGLT2 inhibitor • Treated with ACE inhibitors • Insulin deficiency or resistance • Sometimes referred to as the runs • Measured in millimetres of mercury • Past health events, conditions and treatments • Metabolic waste product filtered by the kidneys • Vital sign reflecting the rhythm of cardiac contractions • ...
rapture. 2021-09-09
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- the capital of Turkey
- to Blame, harder to admit, but
- the name of the world states in Demon's Souls
- Me Not, a flower wanting to be remembered
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- what Raven sees
- in the Hills, invisible in Hollywood
- Signs, EMT's check these
- a biblical figure
- Trip Around the Sun, one year
- I Stood a Chance, to not be completely hopeless
- War, the crusades were a
11 Clues: what Raven sees • a biblical figure • the capital of Turkey • Signs, EMT's check these • War, the crusades were a • Trip Around the Sun, one year • to Blame, harder to admit, but • in the Hills, invisible in Hollywood • Me Not, a flower wanting to be remembered • the name of the world states in Demon's Souls • I Stood a Chance, to not be completely hopeless
Case Study 2024-06-04
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- The healthcare professional conducting the blood test
- Betty's mental health condition
- Betty's daily cardiovascular medication
- Betty's condition involving high blood pressure (11)
- Betty's condition causing dizziness
- Imaging technique used to assess Betty's brain
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- Betty's facial issue noticed upon smiling
- A symptom involving difficulty in speech
- Medication prescribed for anxiety
- The healthcare professional monitoring Betty's vital signs (6)
- The assessment tool used by the RN
11 Clues: Betty's mental health condition • Medication prescribed for anxiety • The assessment tool used by the RN • Betty's condition causing dizziness • Betty's daily cardiovascular medication • A symptom involving difficulty in speech • Betty's facial issue noticed upon smiling • Imaging technique used to assess Betty's brain • ...
Nursing Standards of Care: Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) 2025-11-11
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- What is the minimum number of hours that a patient should be monitored for if a reversal agent is administered?
- The site where a focused assessment should be performed (Q 15 mins for Phase I and admission & discharge for Phase II).
- _____ is defined as a temperature ≥36°C - <38°C (≥96.8°F - <100.4°F)
- In PACU Phase I, vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse, and respirations should be completed every five minutes x3, then every _____ minutes until Phase I discharge.
- The Aldrete/modified Aldrete score that is the minimum standard for discharge from PACU Phase I.
- In addition to change in condition, this is when a Head to Toe assessment should occur.
- This state determines a patient’s phase of care, not geographical location.
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- Using the bair hugger is an example of this preferred method of warming.
- For pain assessment and reassessment of the adult patient, it’s preferred to use the numeric scale and patient _____ pain levels.
- An exaggerated response to protect the lungs from inhaling irritants or aspirating oropharyngeal contents that most commonly occurs during lightened anesthesia.
- This is an approach to pain management [including pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic methods] that is more effective than a single analgesic and reduces the need for and use of opioids resulting in fewer opioid adverse effects.
- Extended _____ may be needed when caring for patients with diagnosed or suspected OSA.
- In Phase I, this vital sign might be monitored for certain patient populations such as bariatrics, OSA, or patients at risk for opioid induced opioid depression (abbreviation).
- In Phase II, vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse, and respirations should be completed on admission and prior to discharge. If a patient stays in Phase II for longer than an hour, then vitals are completed every _____ minutes until discharge.
14 Clues: _____ is defined as a temperature ≥36°C - <38°C (≥96.8°F - <100.4°F) • Using the bair hugger is an example of this preferred method of warming. • This state determines a patient’s phase of care, not geographical location. • Extended _____ may be needed when caring for patients with diagnosed or suspected OSA. • ...
End of Life Care 2018-11-30
9 Clues: Weak. • Involves a persons lungs. • Difficulties in planning. • Decay of a persons memory. • Predicted to lead to death. • Marked with spots or smeared. • Somebody who stands in your place. • The permanent ending to a persons vital signs. • Care provided by the hospital for a persons time of dying.
Chapter 19 part 2 Anthropometric Measurements 2018-05-28
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- shallow respirations.
- morbidly high blood pressure.
- inability to breathe lying down.
- profuse sweating.
- fever that returns after extended period of being within normal limits.
- body temperature 102 F or higher rectally or 101 F or higher orally.
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- usually,vital signs.
- contraction phase of the Cardiac cycle.
- fever that is constant or not fluctuating.
- abnormally deep,gasping breaths.
- relaxation phase of cardiac cycle.
- period from beginning of one heart beat to the beginning of the next.
- dangerously high temperature, 105 to 106 F.
13 Clues: profuse sweating. • usually,vital signs. • shallow respirations. • morbidly high blood pressure. • abnormally deep,gasping breaths. • inability to breathe lying down. • relaxation phase of cardiac cycle. • contraction phase of the Cardiac cycle. • fever that is constant or not fluctuating. • dangerously high temperature, 105 to 106 F. • ...
Cognitive Impairment Crossword 2025-06-02
Across
- Provided to patient to aid in care delivery
- Could influence delirium or confusion
- Delirium assessment tool
- Encourage this to maintain normal patterns
- Permanent and progressive disease in the brain
- An acute change in cognition, consciousness and attention
Down
- Could influence delirium or confusion
- To assist patient knowing where they are
- Reducing this may help improve delirium
- acronym used to assess reversible causes of delirium
- acronym to guide documentation of behaviours
- encourage protected time to consume
- Vital signs assessment that may indicate change in cognition
- encourage to maintain hydration
14 Clues: Delirium assessment tool • encourage to maintain hydration • encourage protected time to consume • Could influence delirium or confusion • Could influence delirium or confusion • Reducing this may help improve delirium • To assist patient knowing where they are • Encourage this to maintain normal patterns • Provided to patient to aid in care delivery • ...
Blood Transfusion & Haemovigilance 2016-03-10
Across
- The transfusion reaction notification form can be requested from the nursing office, blood transfusion or printed from _ _ _ _ _ _.
- To which document do you refer to when ordering a type and screen or crossmatch for a surgical patient? (answer abbreviated)
- What is the transfusion threshold for a patient who is symptomatic of anaemia, according to the red cell prescribing guidelines.
- If there has been no reaction, the used transfusion pack is placed in a yellow bag with a patient addressograph label attached and stored in the used transfusion pack storage box in the sluice for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hours.
- How many hours is the prescription form valid for?
- Who documents patient consent in the medical record?
- Vital signs are checked _ _ _ _ _ _ throughout transfusion and on completion.
Down
- What is the name of the national reporting body for haemovigilance in Ireland?
- The traceability label is completed by the person who 'starts' or 'checks' the unit.
- If a transfusion reaction is suspected, the transfusion reaction notification from must be sent to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- When signing out blood components or products from the lab the collector must complete 4 items. These are: name, date , time and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
- If a transfusion reaction is suspected the first step is to _ _ _ _.
- The checking procedure is carried out at the _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- A unit of red cells must be commenced _ _ _ _ _ _ minutes from sign out of controlled storage.
- The vital signs are checked and recorded _ _ _ _ _ _ _ minutes after commencing the transfusion.
- When carrying out positive patient identification 3 identifiers are checked. These are: name, MRN and _ _ _.
16 Clues: How many hours is the prescription form valid for? • Who documents patient consent in the medical record? • The checking procedure is carried out at the _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • If a transfusion reaction is suspected the first step is to _ _ _ _. • Vital signs are checked _ _ _ _ _ _ throughout transfusion and on completion. • ...
Blood Transfusion & Haemovigilance 2016-03-10
Across
- To which document do you refer to when ordering a type and screen or crossmatch for a surgical patient? (answer abbreviated)
- When carrying out positive patient identification 3 identifiers are checked. These are: name, MRN and _ _ _.
- The transfusion reaction notification form can be requested from the nursing office, blood transfusion or printed from _ _ _ _ _ _.
- If there has been no reaction, the used transfusion pack is placed in a yellow bag with a patient addressograph label attached and stored in the used transfusion pack storage box in the sluice for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hours.
- A unit of red cells must be commenced _ _ _ _ _ _ minutes from sign out of controlled storage.
- When signing out blood components or products from the lab the collector must complete 4 items. These are: name, date , time and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
- If a transfusion reaction is suspected the first step is to _ _ _ _.
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- The checking procedure is carried out at the _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- What is the name of the national reporting body for haemovigilance in Ireland?
- If a transfusion reaction is suspected, the transfusion reaction notification from must be sent to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- How many hours is the prescription form valid for?
- Who documents patient consent in the medical record?
- The vital signs are checked and recorded _ _ _ _ _ _ _ minutes after commencing the transfusion.
- The traceability label is completed by the person who 'starts' or 'checks' the unit.
- What is the transfusion threshold for a patient who is symptomatic of anaemia, according to the red cell prescribing guidelines.
- Vital signs are checked _ _ _ _ _ _ throughout transfusion and on completion.
16 Clues: How many hours is the prescription form valid for? • Who documents patient consent in the medical record? • The checking procedure is carried out at the _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • If a transfusion reaction is suspected the first step is to _ _ _ _. • Vital signs are checked _ _ _ _ _ _ throughout transfusion and on completion. • ...
Blood transfusion & Haemovigilance 2016-03-07
Across
- What is the transfusion threshold for a patient who is symptomatic of anaemia, according to the red cell prescribing guidelines.
- the checking procedure is carried out at the _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- What is the name of the national reporting body for haemovigilance in Ireland?
- When signing out blood components or products from the lab the collector must complete 4 items. These are: name, date , time and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
- If there has been no reaction, the used transfusion pack is placed in a yellow bag with a patient addressograph label attached and stored in the used transfusion pack storage box in the sluice for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hours.
- If a transfusion reaction is suspected the first step is to _ _ _ _.
- Vital signs are checked _ _ _ _ _ _ throughout transfusion and on completion.
- The vital signs are checked and recorded _ _ _ _ _ _ _ minutes after commencing the transfusion.
Down
- The transfusion reaction notification form can be requested from the nursing office, blood transfusion or printed from _ _ _ _ _ _.
- the traceability label is completed by the person who 'starts' or 'checks' the unit.
- If a transfusion reaction is suspected, the transfusion reaction notification from must be sent to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Who documents patient consent in the medical record?
- How many hours is the prescription from valid for?
- To which document do you refer to when ordering a type and screen or crossmatch for a surgiccal patient? (answer abbreviated)
- When carrying out positive patient identification 3 identifiers are checked. These are: name, MRN and _ _ _.
- A unit of red cels must be commenced _ _ _ _ _ _ minutes from sign out of controlled storage.
16 Clues: How many hours is the prescription from valid for? • Who documents patient consent in the medical record? • the checking procedure is carried out at the _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • If a transfusion reaction is suspected the first step is to _ _ _ _. • Vital signs are checked _ _ _ _ _ _ throughout transfusion and on completion. • ...
SIADH 2021-05-06
Across
- ___is secreted by the posterior pituitary gland
- SIADH is an imbalance of _______
- avoid the consumption of ____
- As blood volume _____
- blood osmolarity ______
Down
- ADH is produced by the ________
- a ___ helps the kidney conserve water
- Restrict____intake (500 to 1500 mL/day)
- monitor vital signs for __ in BP
- you should report a weight gain of _____ lbs
10 Clues: As blood volume _____ • blood osmolarity ______ • avoid the consumption of ____ • ADH is produced by the ________ • monitor vital signs for __ in BP • SIADH is an imbalance of _______ • a ___ helps the kidney conserve water • Restrict____intake (500 to 1500 mL/day) • you should report a weight gain of _____ lbs • ___is secreted by the posterior pituitary gland
For Finn 2025-09-30
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- how teddy bears have meals
- my initials one day
- A small child named after a small land mass
- I’m convinced this is your hair type
- what I make before you go grocery shopping
- how you kill a monster, dragon or drag show
- annoys, or a ghostly character
- to walk slowly, or a chosen surname
- the next destination
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- city of the Cook County jail
- a destroyer of wrists, perhaps?
- signs a doctor might look for
- the most recent plague
- -tongue, an inheritance
- a way to describe a patch by the fridge in the morning
- a pub in Bowral, abbr.
- neither here nor
- one ugly hedgehog
- a pirate’s liquor
19 Clues: neither here nor • one ugly hedgehog • a pirate’s liquor • my initials one day • the next destination • the most recent plague • a pub in Bowral, abbr. • -tongue, an inheritance • how teddy bears have meals • city of the Cook County jail • signs a doctor might look for • annoys, or a ghostly character • a destroyer of wrists, perhaps? • to walk slowly, or a chosen surname • ...
First Aid Rescue Process 2023-10-07
23 Clues: CPR • AED • LOC • EMS • sampl(E) • samp(L)e • (S)ample • s(A)mple • sam(P)le • sa(M)ple • Examination • Vital Sign (4) • Vital Sign (5) • Vital Sign (1) • What happened? • Vital Sign (3) • Vital Sign (2) • Head Positioning • Scene Assessment. • Secondary Assessment • Primary Assessment (B) • Primary Assessment (A) • Primary Assessment (C)
Stroke Alert Actions 2023-11-22
ED June 2017-05-30
Across
- injury in which tissue is torn away
- champion for new staff
- obesity defined by BMI > 35 with health related problems
- validation of knowledge in nursing
- take vital signs within this many minutes of discharge
- Congo outbreak
- tic borne disease
Down
- recommended for all activities on wheels
- this syndrome is cause by tissue swelling within fascia
- antidote for lidocaine toxicity
- West Nile vector
- how often HIV testing is offered to patients 13-64
- non-pharmacologic pain relief
13 Clues: Congo outbreak • West Nile vector • tic borne disease • champion for new staff • non-pharmacologic pain relief • antidote for lidocaine toxicity • validation of knowledge in nursing • injury in which tissue is torn away • recommended for all activities on wheels • how often HIV testing is offered to patients 13-64 • take vital signs within this many minutes of discharge • ...
Cognitive Impairment Crossword 2025-06-02
Across
- Provided to patient to aid in care delivery
- Could influence delirium or confusion
- Delirium assessment tool
- Encourage this to maintain normal patterns
- Permanent and progressive disease in the brain
- An acute change in cognition, consciousness and attention
Down
- Could influence delirium or confusion
- To assist patient knowing where they are
- Reducing this may help improve delirium
- acronym used to assess reversible causes of delirium
- acronym to guide documentation of behaviours
- encourage protected time to consume
- Vital signs assessment that may indicate change in cognition
- encourage to maintain hydration
14 Clues: Delirium assessment tool • encourage to maintain hydration • encourage protected time to consume • Could influence delirium or confusion • Could influence delirium or confusion • Reducing this may help improve delirium • To assist patient knowing where they are • Encourage this to maintain normal patterns • Provided to patient to aid in care delivery • ...
Measuring and Recording Vital Signs 2020-10-20
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- various determinations that provide information about body conditions
- pulse taken at the apex of the heart with a stethoscope
- measurement of the force exerted by the heart against arterial walls
- measurement of breaths taken by a patient
- Measurement of the balance between heat lost and heat produced
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- instrument used to take apical pulse
- number of beats per minute
- regularity of the pulse or respirations
- strength of the pulse
- pressure of the blood felt against the wall of an artery
10 Clues: strength of the pulse • number of beats per minute • instrument used to take apical pulse • regularity of the pulse or respirations • measurement of breaths taken by a patient • pulse taken at the apex of the heart with a stethoscope • pressure of the blood felt against the wall of an artery • Measurement of the balance between heat lost and heat produced • ...
MD 2023-11-27
EEMS CROSSWORD 2025-04-15
Across
- What was the November 2024 monthly skill tested?
- Used to take vital signs.
- Parking deck where EEMS washes the trucks.
- A common EEMS breakfast location.
- Another name for Zofran.
- High-tech mannequin.
- Our Division Chief of Training & Education.
- Radio channel we turn on at night.
- Road that the OTEC is located on.
Down
- Stuffed animal that is shared between providers.
- Our Division Chief of Operations.
- Chief of Emory EMS.
- Type of truck that EEMS has.
- 1825 Clifton Road.
- Our Deputy Division Chief Field Training.
- Our Division Chief of Support Services.
- Medication often given to treat asthma.
17 Clues: 1825 Clifton Road. • Chief of Emory EMS. • High-tech mannequin. • Another name for Zofran. • Used to take vital signs. • Type of truck that EEMS has. • Our Division Chief of Operations. • A common EEMS breakfast location. • Road that the OTEC is located on. • Radio channel we turn on at night. • Our Division Chief of Support Services. • Medication often given to treat asthma. • ...
Signs 2024-07-09
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- - A shape often used in Las Vegas neon signs to attract attention.
- - The _______ Strip, known for its classic Vegas signs.
- - Common word seen in many Las Vegas signs.
- - The famous street where many iconic signs are located.
- - Common word in signs paying homage to the city's lively spirit.
- - Used to describe the sparkle of Las Vegas signs.
- - The type of lights commonly used in Las Vegas signs.
- - Many older signs advertise these types of accommodations.
- - General term for the bright illuminations of the signs.
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- - The famous sign greeting visitors into Las Vegas.
- - Describes the way many neon signs operate.
- - A signboard used to display the name of a venue or performers.
- - Establishments prominently featured in signs around Las Vegas.
- - Style of many iconic, historical Vegas signs.
- - Characteristic of the style of many Las Vegas signs.
15 Clues: - Common word seen in many Las Vegas signs. • - Describes the way many neon signs operate. • - Style of many iconic, historical Vegas signs. • - Used to describe the sparkle of Las Vegas signs. • - The famous sign greeting visitors into Las Vegas. • - The type of lights commonly used in Las Vegas signs. • - Characteristic of the style of many Las Vegas signs. • ...
Ch 13 Vital Signs review 2025-07-07
Across
- To get an accurate measurement, this rate can be counted after measuring the radial pulse.
- This pulse will always be the same or higher than any other pulse measurement in the body.
- Normal range for this blood pressure reading is 119 mmHg or below.
- Excessive _____ may cause an inaccurate tympanic measurement of temperature (two words).
- Vital signs are important readings that monitor the functioning of the vital _____ of the body.
- For adults, the normal pulse rate is _____ to 100 beats per minute.
Down
- Normal range for this blood pressure reading is 79mmHg or below.
- Body temperature is controlled by this part of the brain.
- A rectal temperature measurement is considered to be the most _____.
- An axillary temperature measurement can be taken from the resident’s _____ and is less accurate than other locations.
10 Clues: Body temperature is controlled by this part of the brain. • Normal range for this blood pressure reading is 79mmHg or below. • Normal range for this blood pressure reading is 119 mmHg or below. • For adults, the normal pulse rate is _____ to 100 beats per minute. • A rectal temperature measurement is considered to be the most _____. • ...
Health Science Vocabulary 2016-03-03
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- heart beats with irregular or abnormal rhythm
- signs signs of life
- a nurse who cares for people who are sick injured or disabled under the direction of a RN
- instrument used for listening to the sounds produced in the body
- pulse the beat of the heart as felt through the walls of the artery
Down
- A blood pressure puff
- having required skill knowledge and qualification for your job
- a nurse who has more training and experience than a LPN.
- temperature temperature measured in the armpit
- pressure the pressure of the circulatory system
- a nurse who takes care of the needs of patients under the supervision of a RN or a LPN
11 Clues: signs signs of life • A blood pressure puff • heart beats with irregular or abnormal rhythm • temperature temperature measured in the armpit • pressure the pressure of the circulatory system • a nurse who has more training and experience than a LPN. • having required skill knowledge and qualification for your job • ...
Blood Administration 2023-05-05
Across
- Flushing and itching could be signs of an ______ Reaction to the blood.
- The maximum amount of time blood can infuse?
- How many minutes do you stay in the room with the patient upon starting blood transfusion.
- Blood is to be hung within _______ minutes of receiving it.
- The two identifiers for blood administration are ____and MR#.
- All patients must have this on before receiving blood.
- You must scan these for both nurses when doing 2 person verification.
- Check vital signs_______ getting blood.
Down
- The first thing you do if you suspect a reaction?
- Scan the _______ on the back of the blood bag for blood unit #.
- Always do this to IV line when blood is completed.
- Smallest gauge needle you can use to for infuse blood.
- Blood is always hung with this IV fluid?
- These are taken before hanging blood, 15 minutes after infusion, and when blood is finished.
- What is blood discarded in?
- Always ________ patients for signs of a transfusion reactions.
16 Clues: What is blood discarded in? • Check vital signs_______ getting blood. • Blood is always hung with this IV fluid? • The maximum amount of time blood can infuse? • The first thing you do if you suspect a reaction? • Always do this to IV line when blood is completed. • Smallest gauge needle you can use to for infuse blood. • ...
Nervous System Abbreviations 2022-12-05
Across
- to surgery preop
- pressure ICP
- out r/o
- ischemic attack TIA
- NCV
- stress disorder PTSD
- cord injury SCI
- borderline personality disorder
- pt
- IMP
- cerebral palsy
- cerebrovascular disease
- & p history and physical
- electroencephalogram, electroencephalography
- N/V
- cerebrovascular accident (stroke)
- headache
- MS
- complaint of
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s disease)
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- NCS
- back pain LBPlumbar puncture LP
- emission tomography PET
- central nervous system
- computed tomography or CAT scan
- electroconvulsive therapy
- brain injury TBI
- cerebrospinal fluid
- nervous system PNS
- autonomic nervous system
- history of
- affective disorder SAD
- signs stable VSS
- MRI
- cancer
- of symptoms ROS
36 Clues: pt • MS • NCS • NCV • IMP • MRI • N/V • cancer • out r/o • headache • history of • pressure ICP • complaint of • cerebral palsy • cord injury SCI • of symptoms ROS • to surgery preop • brain injury TBI • signs stable VSS • nervous system PNS • ischemic attack TIA • cerebrospinal fluid • stress disorder PTSD • central nervous system • affective disorder SAD • emission tomography PET • cerebrovascular disease • ...
Biology terminology 2024-01-25
Across
- protein shell of a virus
- arterial palpitation
- extraction of energy from carbohydrates
- organisms whose cell lacks a nucleus
- listening to someone's heartbeat
- organisms whose cells have a membrane-bound nucleus
- insoluble in cold water, alcohol, or other solvents.
- medical signs that indicate the body's vital functions
- kills microbes that may expedite their spoilage or cause disease
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- nutrients in food that the body uses to build cell membranes
- widespread infectious disease
- sugar molecules
- sequence of nucleotides in DNA
- use or lose more fluid than you take in
- fatty compounds
- organisms that can infect a host
- a type of cell divisigns
- small-single-celled organisms
- medication used to fight infection
- medicine that fights bacterial infection
20 Clues: sugar molecules • fatty compounds • arterial palpitation • protein shell of a virus • a type of cell divisigns • widespread infectious disease • small-single-celled organisms • sequence of nucleotides in DNA • organisms that can infect a host • listening to someone's heartbeat • medication used to fight infection • organisms whose cell lacks a nucleus • ...
Nursing Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-22
Across
- Low Blood Pressure Could Be A Sign
- A Deadly Virus That Is Well Known
- The Fifth Vital Sign
- A Particular Abnormal Medical Condition
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- Condition Extended Over A Period Of Time
- Elevation Could Be A Sign Of An Infection
- A Blood Clot That Forms In A Deep Vein
- One Of The Signs of Dementia
- A Disease Of The Cells
- A Rewarding Profession
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- Fruit Scented Breath May Be A Sign
- Rabbit Pellets Could Be A Sign
- Fast Pulse
- Anti-Coagulant
- Tiny Organisms That May Cause An Infection
- Sudden Change In Condition
- Urinating Frequency May Be A Sign
- Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus
- 23g Is One
- Acronym In Fire Safety
21 Clues: Fast Pulse • 23g Is One • Anti-Coagulant • The Fifth Vital Sign • A Disease Of The Cells • Acronym In Fire Safety • A Rewarding Profession • Sudden Change In Condition • Human Immunodeficiency Virus • One Of The Signs of Dementia • Rabbit Pellets Could Be A Sign • A Deadly Virus That Is Well Known • Urinating Frequency May Be A Sign • Fruit Scented Breath May Be A Sign • ...
Unit 1: Medical Terminology 2023-11-14
Across
- the root word for chemical
- a disease that cannot be cured
- the root word for heart
- a doctor's opinion on a patient's recovery
- the prefix that means too high
- a disease that lasts a short amount of time
- the four _____ signs are measured in a physical examination, such as blood pressure
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- the study of the mind
- the medical record ______ that tracks a patient's information
- cancer-forming
- the suffix which means inflammation
- the root word for skin
- the prefix that means too low
- inflammation of the joints
14 Clues: cancer-forming • the study of the mind • the root word for skin • the root word for heart • the root word for chemical • inflammation of the joints • the prefix that means too low • a disease that cannot be cured • the prefix that means too high • the suffix which means inflammation • a doctor's opinion on a patient's recovery • a disease that lasts a short amount of time • ...
BCPN TEST 2561 By Dr.Chonlakarn 2018-04-23
Livestock Injections 2022-12-12
Across
- - Number of times the heart beats per minute.
- Signs - Respiration, pulsee and temperature
- - Grasp, cut, compress and pull tissues
- - To tie or bind with ligature.
- - Redness, swelling or pain on an area of the body.
- - Behavior which is preventive or harmful.
- - Loss of water from the body.
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- - Not alert or active.
- - To cut apart or separate.
- - Decontaminates and sterilize surgical instruments.
- - Washing a wound with water.
11 Clues: - Not alert or active. • - To cut apart or separate. • - Washing a wound with water. • - Loss of water from the body. • - To tie or bind with ligature. • - Grasp, cut, compress and pull tissues • - Behavior which is preventive or harmful. • Signs - Respiration, pulsee and temperature • - Number of times the heart beats per minute. • ...
Health Care Basics 2025-05-12
Across
- fast heart rate
- Close to normal range of body temperature
- Used to listen to a person’s insides
- reflects the heart rate
- Used with everyone, no matter their perceived risk
- Used to tell a person’s temperature
- Microscopic organisms, bacteria, viruses, or fungi
- The study of bodily structures in animals, or people
- Reflect the breathing rate of a Patient
- Slower than average breathing rate
- Clothing and Equipment used to protect someone
Down
- Abnormally high blood pressure
- High body Temperature
- The Smallest working part of an organism
- Used to take blood pressure
- Occupational Safety and Healthcare Administration
- rapid breathing
- Lower than average blood pressure
- abnormally slow heart rate
- Used to tell a person’s health
20 Clues: fast heart rate • rapid breathing • High body Temperature • reflects the heart rate • abnormally slow heart rate • Used to take blood pressure • Abnormally high blood pressure • Used to tell a person’s health • Lower than average blood pressure • Slower than average breathing rate • Used to tell a person’s temperature • Used to listen to a person’s insides • ...
SOAP Note Crossword 2022-01-29
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- has spread to other sites
- the cause, or set of causes
- does not have a fever
- the part of the note where a diagnosis is given
- the cause is unknown
- the risk of illness
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- the part of the note where vital signs are reported
- to listen to
- a problem that can be seen or felt (e.g.,a rash)
- the risk of death
- has lasted ≥3 months
11 Clues: to listen to • the risk of death • the risk of illness • has lasted ≥3 months • the cause is unknown • does not have a fever • has spread to other sites • the cause, or set of causes • the part of the note where a diagnosis is given • a problem that can be seen or felt (e.g.,a rash) • the part of the note where vital signs are reported
Basic Patient Assessment 2022-02-24
Across
- another word to describe breathing
- the device used to measure body temperature
- what rate is normally between 60 to 100 bpm?
- we can measure the pulse from the wrist, inner elbow and side of the _______
Down
- a basic health assessment is usually carried out by a doctor or ______
- systolic blood pressure is taken when the heart ______ (squeezes)
- the four signs we measure in a patient assessment are known as _____ signs
- hypertension is another name for ____ blood pressure
8 Clues: another word to describe breathing • the device used to measure body temperature • what rate is normally between 60 to 100 bpm? • hypertension is another name for ____ blood pressure • systolic blood pressure is taken when the heart ______ (squeezes) • a basic health assessment is usually carried out by a doctor or ______ • ...
Stroke Protocol 2024-11-08
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- What is the goal for treatment time?
- You immediately take vital signs and need to complete what other patient care task?
- If the patient is on an anticoagulant, what does the nurse need to find out?
- What does the nurse do after calling RRT?
- What emergency team will you call?
Down
- What patient care time stamp is needed urgently?
- What tool is used to recognize the signs and symptoms of stroke?
- What is the order set named in Cerner?
8 Clues: What emergency team will you call? • What is the goal for treatment time? • What is the order set named in Cerner? • What does the nurse do after calling RRT? • What patient care time stamp is needed urgently? • What tool is used to recognize the signs and symptoms of stroke? • If the patient is on an anticoagulant, what does the nurse need to find out? • ...
Unit 7 Vocabulary 2024-01-30
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- The acronym used for ground vehicles that track Marines on the ground.
- able to perceive or feel something
- designed to be held in the palm of your hand.
- heart rate or its variability.
- the identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms
- This is a fictional transfer of matter or energy from one point to another without traversing the physical space between them
- _______ is the study and application of extremely small structures, typically at the nanometer scale, to create new materials and devices with unique properties and functions.
Down
- in a way that is imagined or suggested but not necessarily real or true:
- is a virus related to the chicken pox family that affects adults when they are under tremendous amounts of stress.
- a contagious illness spread amongst small children, especially in creches.
- A device or app which allows people of different languages to communicate with each other.
- This is one of the vital signs monitored in the hospital.
- In these systems, sunlight is focused into a rhenium blackbody heat exchanger, and the solar energy heats the hydrogen. The heated hydrogen propellant is then exhausted through a nozzle to produce a thrust
- refers to resemblances that bear some resemblance to human beings, both physically and behaviourally
- clinical measurements, specifically pulse rate, temperature, respiration rate, and blood pressure, that indicate the state of a patient's essential body functions.
- This is the decalcification of bones in order UAVss.
- a device that generates an intense beam of coherent monochromatic light
17 Clues: heart rate or its variability. • able to perceive or feel something • designed to be held in the palm of your hand. • This is the decalcification of bones in order UAVss. • This is one of the vital signs monitored in the hospital. • The acronym used for ground vehicles that track Marines on the ground. • ...
Healthcare informatics 2025-07-04
Across
- informatics data and technology to improve population health
- focusing on biological and genomic data
- technology continuous tracking of vital signs
- remote healthcare services
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- informatics optimizing medication management
- portal allows patient to access their health information
- utilizing patient data and evidence -based guidelines
- imaging X-rays,CT scan,MRIs
- digital record holder for patient
- secure sharing of patient info
10 Clues: remote healthcare services • imaging X-rays,CT scan,MRIs • secure sharing of patient info • digital record holder for patient • focusing on biological and genomic data • informatics optimizing medication management • technology continuous tracking of vital signs • utilizing patient data and evidence -based guidelines • ...
Chapter 10 Cardiovascular, Immune, Lymphatic Systems, and Blood 2017-01-13
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- Medicine that fights bacteria
- Inflammation of the vein
- Condition in which there is a reduction in the number of erythrocytes
- Combining form for artery
- Enlargement of the spleen
- Combining form for aorta
- One that studies blood
- One who studies and treats the heart
- Bone Marrow Transplant
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- Condition of body temperature below normal
- Combining form for vein
- Combining form for ventricle
- Vital Signs
- Combining form for clot
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- Combining form for blood vessel
- Agent that slows the blood clotting process
- Blood Groups
- Blood clot or foreign material such as air or fat in the blood stream
- Ballooning of a weakened portion of an arterial wall
- Blood Pressure
21 Clues: Vital Signs • Blood Groups • Blood Pressure • One that studies blood • Bone Marrow Transplant • Combining form for vein • Combining form for clot • Inflammation of the vein • Combining form for aorta • Combining form for artery • Enlargement of the spleen • Combining form for ventricle • Medicine that fights bacteria • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation • Combining form for blood vessel • ...
Medical Terminology 2023-12-04
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- by mouth NPO
- times per day QID
- normal limits WNL
- DC
- liquid Cl Liq
- abd
- chest pain
- per day BID
- w/c
- of motion ROM
- osteo
- meals pc
- commode BSC
- and output I&O
- oto
- times per day TID
- of c/o
- cranio
- per minute BPM
- hour QH
Down
- inability to speak
- pressure BP
- tract infection UTI
- Tx
- dermato
- range of motion AROM
- and vomiting N&V
- AMB
- meals ac
- movement BM
- day QD
- u/a
- to move from one place to another
- HA
- needed PRN
- of bed OOB
- of bed HOB
- signs VS
- of breath SOB
- O2
- pneumo
- mouth PO
42 Clues: Tx • DC • HA • O2 • abd • AMB • u/a • w/c • oto • osteo • cranio • pneumo • dermato • of c/o • chest pain • day QD • hour QH • meals ac • signs VS • mouth PO • pressure BP • movement BM • per day BID • needed PRN • meals pc • of bed OOB • of bed HOB • commode BSC • by mouth NPO • liquid Cl Liq • of motion ROM • of breath SOB • and output I&O • per minute BPM • inability to speak • and vomiting N&V • ...
Module 1 Introductory Course Telehealth 2017-03-02
Across
- acronym for information and communication technology
- word used interchangeably with telecare
- used to monitor vital signs remotely
- nurses engaged in remote service delivery
- computer-based medical records
- the ability of computers to exchange information
- measures taken to protect computer/computer systems
- the use of smartphones to provide healthcare
Down
- virtual, medical, health, and educational services
- in real time
- emerging umbrella term; intersection of technology and healthcare
- live visual connection between two or more people
- the "e" in this term stands for many things
- term referring to teleconsultations
- electronic component used to provide input and detect changes
15 Clues: in real time • computer-based medical records • term referring to teleconsultations • used to monitor vital signs remotely • word used interchangeably with telecare • nurses engaged in remote service delivery • the "e" in this term stands for many things • the use of smartphones to provide healthcare • the ability of computers to exchange information • ...
Sepsis Crossword 2025-08-15
Across
- A full set of vital signs include temp, HR, BP, O2 sat, and what else?
- Sepsis can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and even ____.
- The sepsis checklist should be completed within ___ hour.
- Sepsis is the leading cause of hospital ______.
- Who should you call when sepsis is suspected?
- The sepsis _____ is the form that should be completed.
- Each year, there are 8 ______ deaths from sepsis worldwide.
- What is the lab that will be obtained by SWAT?
- If ordered, _____ must have a start and stop time.
- Sepsis is the body's response to ______.
- September is _____ awareness month.
Down
- The patient's height and _____ should be filled out on the checklist.
- What must be done in the medical record to record data?
- What must be administered at least one minute after collection of blood cultures?
- The sepsis _______ board should be monitored to assist with early recognition.
- What lab will be collected STAT after initiation of the checklist?
- What will SWAT activate if indicated?
- Sepsis is the single biggest _____ to hospitals.
- While waiting on SWAT, you should obtain ___?
- What is the acronym for sepsis signs and symptoms to watch for?
20 Clues: September is _____ awareness month. • What will SWAT activate if indicated? • Sepsis is the body's response to ______. • While waiting on SWAT, you should obtain ___? • Who should you call when sepsis is suspected? • What is the lab that will be obtained by SWAT? • Sepsis is the leading cause of hospital ______. • Sepsis is the single biggest _____ to hospitals. • ...
Reporting Abnormal Vital Signs: PCTs 2015-02-10
Across
- This type of temperature should only be used in extreme circumstances
- Report this value if less than 50 or greater than 120
- May be monitored intermittently or continuously (2 words)
Down
- The PCT first reports abnormal vital signs to this person (2 words)
- These should be counted manually for 30 seconds by observing rise and fall of the chest and multiplied by 2 for total rate
- These patients should have their vital signs documented every 4-6 hours unless otherwise ordered by the MD
6 Clues: Report this value if less than 50 or greater than 120 • May be monitored intermittently or continuously (2 words) • The PCT first reports abnormal vital signs to this person (2 words) • This type of temperature should only be used in extreme circumstances • ...
Reporting Abnormal Vital Signs: PCTs 2015-02-11
Across
- Report this value if less than 50 or greater than 120
- These patients should have their vital signs documented every 4-6 hours unless otherwise ordered by the provider
- May be monitored intermittently or continuously
Down
- The PCT first reports abnormal vital signs to this person
- These should be counted manually for 30 seconds by observing rise and fall of the chest and multiplied by 2 for total rate
- These are taken every 4 hours for 24 hours in the post-operative patient
6 Clues: May be monitored intermittently or continuously • Report this value if less than 50 or greater than 120 • The PCT first reports abnormal vital signs to this person • These are taken every 4 hours for 24 hours in the post-operative patient • These patients should have their vital signs documented every 4-6 hours unless otherwise ordered by the provider • ...
Blood Transfusion 2020-07-14
Across
- Form sign by physician after patient is informed
- Used to verify patient identity
- How many hours is blood allowed to be infused
- Needs only physician signature
- Where all specimens are labeled
- Bag used to place blood products in after
- Reason to have a blood transfusion
Down
- How blood reactions are charted
- Vital signs obtained prior to starting blood
- Obtains blood products in a timely manner
- One of the transfusion reactions
- Requires 2 IV certified nurses
12 Clues: Requires 2 IV certified nurses • Needs only physician signature • How blood reactions are charted • Used to verify patient identity • Where all specimens are labeled • One of the transfusion reactions • Reason to have a blood transfusion • Obtains blood products in a timely manner • Bag used to place blood products in after • Vital signs obtained prior to starting blood • ...
chris 2026-02-18
Across
- rate — Number of breaths per minute.
- — Irregular heartbeat.
- pressure — Force of blood pushing against artery walls.
- — Device used to measure blood pressure.
- pulse — Pulse felt in the neck from a major artery.
- — Rhythmic throbbing of arteries from heartbeats.
- pressure — Lower blood pressure number; heart resting between beats.
Down
- — Hardening and thickening of artery walls.
- — High blood pressure.
- — Abnormally slow heart rate.
- signs — Basic body measurements showing health status.
- rate — Number of heart beats per minute.
- level — Amount of sugar in the blood.
- — Fat-like substance in blood that can clog arteries.
- — Abnormally fast breathing.
15 Clues: — High blood pressure. • — Irregular heartbeat. • — Abnormally fast breathing. • — Abnormally slow heart rate. • rate — Number of breaths per minute. • level — Amount of sugar in the blood. • rate — Number of heart beats per minute. • — Device used to measure blood pressure. • — Hardening and thickening of artery walls. • — Rhythmic throbbing of arteries from heartbeats. • ...
Stroke Care 2023-08-03
Across
- most common treatment for hemorrhagic stroke
- must be used and documented on all stroke patients
- heart rhythm most commonly associated with stroke
- prophylaxis required by end of day 2
- TPA dose is based on patients?
- should be done every hour post TPA for 24 hrs
- fluid used to reconstitute Activase
- acronym used for stroke signs/symptoms
- how often stroke education should be documented?
- word for the b in befast acronym
- stroke risk factor that can be controlled
- precautionary measure for dyshagia patient
- means no explanation for cause of stroke
- screening done prior to po intake
Down
- must be completed every shift with vital signs
- given for uncontrolled BP, or for DBP > 140
- this must be documented prior to anticoagulant therapy
- high dose of this should be ordered before dc?
- must be received if scd's are refused
- risk factors included in stroke education
- education should start at this time
- should see patient within 30 minutes
- "thunder clap" headache is a symptom of this
- stroke occurs when blood vessel in brain bursts
- gold standard treatment for ischemic stroke
- lack of blood to brain d/t clot or vessel rupture
26 Clues: TPA dose is based on patients? • word for the b in befast acronym • screening done prior to po intake • fluid used to reconstitute Activase • education should start at this time • prophylaxis required by end of day 2 • should see patient within 30 minutes • must be received if scd's are refused • acronym used for stroke signs/symptoms • ...
disease and treatment 2023-10-23
Across
- signs measurement of basic body functions
- a poison
- pus formation is called
- the term induration means
- given by mouth
- a factor that makes a drug dangerous
- py/o is the root word for
- removal by cutting is called
- the meaning of the root word mal
- the root word for inflammation
- the suffix for a record of data is called
- drug in a base that keeps it in contact with the skin
- no signs or symptoms of disease
- the root word for meaning of against
- injected into the skin
- the root word son/o means what
- what is the root word for pain
Down
- a groove or split
- a otoscope is used for doing what with the body
- the word pachy means
- another word for herbal medicine
- long duration progresses slowly
- the root word for temperature
- the abbreviation for over the counter
- prediction of a diseases course
- not recurrent or malingnant
- name the trade name of a drug is called
- what is the suffix for tumor
- uncontrolled growth of tissue
- how many methods are there to classify cancer
30 Clues: a poison • given by mouth • a groove or split • the word pachy means • injected into the skin • pus formation is called • the term induration means • py/o is the root word for • not recurrent or malingnant • removal by cutting is called • what is the suffix for tumor • the root word for temperature • uncontrolled growth of tissue • the root word for inflammation • ...
EMT Class Chapter 12 2012-10-09
Across
- outward signs of what is goin on inside the body
- pupils of the eyes reacting or changing to light
- beats felt as the heart pumps through the arteries
- any pulse over 100 beats per minute
- pulse felt at the wrist
- the act of breathing in and out
- get larger
- regular or irregular spacing of breaths
- Automatically inflates a blood pressure cuff and measures blood pressure
- the normal or abnormal quality of breathing
- pulse felt along the large artery on either side of the neck
- listening
- black center of the eye
- the rhythm and force of the pulse
- pulse felt in the uper arm
Down
- pressure that remains in the arteries when the left ventricls of the heart is relaxed
- cuff and gauge used to measure blood pressure
- get smaller
- touching or feeling
- a pulse rate less than 60
- number of heart beats per minute
- number of breaths per minute
- major artery of the arm
- preasure created when the heart contracts and forces blood out of the arteries
24 Clues: listening • get larger • get smaller • touching or feeling • pulse felt at the wrist • major artery of the arm • black center of the eye • a pulse rate less than 60 • pulse felt in the uper arm • number of breaths per minute • the act of breathing in and out • number of heart beats per minute • the rhythm and force of the pulse • any pulse over 100 beats per minute • ...
Chapter 12 2012-10-04
Across
- major artery in the arm
- a pulse above 100 bpm
- touching or feeling
- number of breaths taken in a minute
- cuff and gauge used to measure blood pressure
- pulse felt at the wrist
- ratio of the amount of blood that is present compaired to what could be carried
- to get larger
- force of blood against the walls of the blood vessels
- get smaller
- act of breathing in and out
- outword signs of what is going on inside the body
- preasure created when the heart contracts and forces blood out into the arteries
Down
- pressure remaining in veins when the left ventricle of the heart is relaxed
- normal or abnormal chaaracter or breathing
- black center of the eye
- plse felt in the upper arm
- regular or irregular spacing of breaths
- listening with a stethoscope
- the number of heart beats felt per minute
- a pulse rate under 60 bpm
- pulse felt along the large artery on either side of the neck
- the pupils of the eyes changing in size in different lighting
- rhythmic beats felt as the heart pumps blood
24 Clues: get smaller • to get larger • touching or feeling • a pulse above 100 bpm • major artery in the arm • black center of the eye • pulse felt at the wrist • a pulse rate under 60 bpm • plse felt in the upper arm • act of breathing in and out • listening with a stethoscope • number of breaths taken in a minute • regular or irregular spacing of breaths • ...
Module 1 Introductory Course Telehealth 2017-03-02
Across
- acronym for information and communication technology
- word used interchangeably with telecare
- used to monitor vital signs remotely
- nurses engaged in remote service delivery
- computer-based medical records
- the ability of computers to exchange information
- measures taken to protect computer/computer systems
- the use of smartphones to provide healthcare
Down
- virtual, medical, health, and educational services
- in real time
- emerging umbrella term; intersection of technology and healthcare
- live visual connection between two or more people
- the "e" in this term stands for many things
- term referring to teleconsultations
- electronic component used to provide input and detect changes
15 Clues: in real time • computer-based medical records • term referring to teleconsultations • used to monitor vital signs remotely • word used interchangeably with telecare • nurses engaged in remote service delivery • the "e" in this term stands for many things • the use of smartphones to provide healthcare • the ability of computers to exchange information • ...
Vital Sign Review 2024-10-08
Across
- the measurement of body heat
- pulse site by the thumb
- Temperature by mouth
- state of balance within the body
- pressure of blood pushing against artery wall
- six forty five, write out 6:45AM in military time
- greatest force exerted on the walls of the arteries
- pulse rate under 60bpm
- part of brain that regulates temp.
- signs, regulate homeostasis
Down
- most accurate body temperature
- pulse rate over 100bpm
- twenty one hundred hours
- least force exerted on the walls of the arteries
- process of taking oxygen into body and expelling carbon dioxide
15 Clues: Temperature by mouth • pulse rate over 100bpm • pulse rate under 60bpm • pulse site by the thumb • twenty one hundred hours • signs, regulate homeostasis • the measurement of body heat • most accurate body temperature • state of balance within the body • part of brain that regulates temp. • pressure of blood pushing against artery wall • ...
It's EPIC for CNAs/NT 2025-05-20
Across
- Where can you easily document foleys and external catheters
- You can put this in between the systolic and diastolic numbers instead of a "/"
- This list shows all of the patients on the unit
- This is used to add a column with a prior time
- You can document from here or from the patient list
- The name of one of the flowsheets is what kind of cares?
Down
- I&Os are with this in the same flowsheet
- These are designed to make charting easier and more efficient
- If you notify the nurse about a vital sign, you can add this to the entry
- This list shows your specific team
- These vital signs are indicated with a red exclamation point
- This is used to add a column with the current time
12 Clues: This list shows your specific team • I&Os are with this in the same flowsheet • This is used to add a column with a prior time • This list shows all of the patients on the unit • This is used to add a column with the current time • You can document from here or from the patient list • The name of one of the flowsheets is what kind of cares? • ...
vocab 2021-06-21
Across
- pathogen
- epidemic
- orthopedic
- therapeuticservices
- signs signs signs
- biotechresrch&dvlop
- homozygous
- pandemics
- contagious
Down
- activitiesofdailyliving
- traumaemergencies
- heterozygous
- diagnosticservices
- healthinformatics
- multidisciplinaryteam
- endemic
- recessive
- phenotype
- medicalemergencies
- vitalsigns
- supportservices
- radiology
- symptoms
- rehabiliation
- genotype
- dominant
26 Clues: endemic • pathogen • epidemic • symptoms • genotype • dominant • recessive • phenotype • radiology • pandemics • orthopedic • vitalsigns • homozygous • contagious • heterozygous • rehabiliation • supportservices • traumaemergencies • healthinformatics • signs signs signs • diagnosticservices • medicalemergencies • therapeuticservices • biotechresrch&dvlop • multidisciplinaryteam • activitiesofdailyliving
Medication Rights and Vital Signs 2023-02-13
Vital Statistics 2013-06-23
Across
- Member who's birthday is 12th January.
- Shortest member of One Direction.
- Niall's birthday: 13th of _________.
- Liam's Twitter username (without underscores).
- Liam's birthday: 29th of ______.
- True One Direction fans.
- Liam's hometown.
- Fake One Direction fans.
- Harry's hometown.
Down
- Zayn's hometown.
- Niall _____
- Youngest member of One Direction.
- Liam _____ Payne.
- Niall's Twitter username.
- Harry ______ Styles.
- Who's birthday is Christmas Eve?
- Niall's hometown
- Harry's birthday: _____ of February.
- Louis' hometown.
19 Clues: Niall _____ • Zayn's hometown. • Niall's hometown • Liam's hometown. • Louis' hometown. • Liam _____ Payne. • Harry's hometown. • Harry ______ Styles. • True One Direction fans. • Fake One Direction fans. • Niall's Twitter username. • Who's birthday is Christmas Eve? • Liam's birthday: 29th of ______. • Youngest member of One Direction. • Shortest member of One Direction. • ...
Medical crossword 2021-01-13
Across
- swelling outside of a joint capsule
- the athletic trainer should compare the uninvolved side to the involved side and look for bleeding,deformity,swelling,discoloration,scars, and other signs of trauma
- the wasting away of body tissue in reaction to alienation
- swelling inside a joint
- respiratory rate, skin color, and skin moisture, vital signs, abnormal nerve response, blood pressure, movement,pulse, repiratipn, state of consciousness, temperature
- are a way to determine the integrity and functionality of the joint in questions
- this is a involuntary response to an injury where the nerve response is stopped with a stronger impulse than the initial reponse
- bleeding into tissue with rapid clotting
- this outlines the approach to the injury and the treatment goals
- bleeding into a joint which takes longer to clot because of the protein enzymes present in the synovial fluid
- pulse and capillary refill
- the body reaction to an irritant
- involves asking questions of the athlete to determine the mechanism of the injury
Down
- this is the first time you touch the patient.working your way toward the site
- motor and sensory
- escaping fluids into surrounding tissue
- review the probable cause and mechanism of the injury and treatment goals
- palpation,compression, and distraction
- onset, symptoms,location of injury,quantity or quality of pain, type of location of pain,progression of signs and symptoms,causes of increase and decrease of severity
- this is voluntary response to an injury where the individual because of pain or fear they don't want to move the body part
20 Clues: motor and sensory • swelling inside a joint • pulse and capillary refill • the body reaction to an irritant • swelling outside of a joint capsule • palpation,compression, and distraction • escaping fluids into surrounding tissue • bleeding into tissue with rapid clotting • the wasting away of body tissue in reaction to alienation • ...
