Ch.1 U.S. Health Care

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Across
  1. 3. a bacteria that is drug resistant and causes serious wound and blood infection, also causes pneumonia.
  2. 7. A program that provides a range of medical services for people with low incomes and resources.
  3. 12. Health care investments or interventions. Prevent death after a heart attack through in hospital care.
  4. 15. A short term infection usually due to an dramatic onset
  5. 16. When people from around the world connect through business, economics, and social issues.
  6. 18. Ensures protection of privacy. Improves patent care by ridding of medical error. Lowers healthcare costs. Reduces paperwork.
  7. 20. a widespread outbreak of an infectious disease.
  8. 22. Accessible simultaneously at multiple locations by multiple providers. Standard medical terms more likely.
  9. 23. How long a person can expect to live. Focuses on the number of size and body cells.
  10. 24. A fatal infectious disease. Symptoms may include fever and severe internal bleeding. Can spread through the contact of infected body fluids.
  11. 25. services provided a one's local pharmacy or primary care physician to reduce the risk of health conditions from spreading. EX: immunizations, or screen tests.
  12. 27. Protects America from health, safety, and security threats both foreign and in the U.S.
  13. 28. can be caused by bacteria, virus, fungus, or parasite. Can pass from one organism to another.
Down
  1. 1. responsibility of coordinating international efforts related to health.
  2. 2. knowledge to improve health and deliver developments in other sciences such as chemistry, physics, and engineering.
  3. 4. providing consequences to change behavior, or how environmental events change behavior
  4. 5. Develops and leads a national prevention strategy and makes recommendations to the President and Congress for federal policy changes that support public health goals.
  5. 6. health insurance provided to low income children whose family's income is to high to qualify for medicaid in their state.
  6. 8. a duration that lasts longer than 3 months. A reversible disorder. The "long haul",
  7. 9. Gives individuals and small businesses the ability to compare available health plans and find the one the fits their budget.
  8. 10. A law that is made up of two pieces "Healthcare Reform" or "Obamacare". Expands health insurance
  9. 11. the death of a baby before it's first year of life.
  10. 13. Blood poisoning.
  11. 14. Sequences all of our DNA and locates all of the functionally important sequences, such as genes.
  12. 17. a flu infection in birds that can mutate to infect humans
  13. 19. affects a person's ability to communicate, to interact effectively with others, or to see things from another's perspective
  14. 21. a persons way of living.
  15. 26. Number of years a person had based on the average person born in a specific year.