Feeling Good

3. Continuing for a long time or constantly recurring, especially in relation to an illness. (adjective)
5. Physical or mental signs that indicate the presence of an illness or medical condition. (noun, plural)
6. Impossible to cure completely with available medical treatment. (adjective)
8. Causing physical discomfort or suffering. (adjective)
9. The quality of being highly attractive or appealing, often in a mysterious or powerful way. (noun)
11. A state of physical or mental exhaustion in which you lack energy. (noun)
13. To regularly observe, check, or measure something in order to detect changes or problems. (verb)
15. Enlarged or inflamed, usually because of injury, infection, or a build-up of fluid. (adjective)
17. The arms and legs of a person or animal. (noun, plural)
18. Providing a useful benefit or making a particular situation more favourable. (adjective)
19. Having a disease or medical condition without showing any noticeable symptoms. (adjective)
20. Medical tests carried out to detect a disease or health problem at an early stage. (noun, plural)

1. Able to be avoided by taking appropriate action. (adjective)
2. To suddenly lose consciousness for a short time, usually because of illness, shock, or lack of oxygen. (verb)
4. The results or effects that follow from an action or event, especially negative ones. (noun, plural)
5. Extremely serious, intense, or causing considerable suffering. (adjective)
7. Impossible to prevent or escape from. (adjective)
10. Causing harm or having a negative effect on someone or something. (adjective)
12. The state of being awake and aware of your surroundings. (noun)
14. Professional negligence or improper conduct that causes harm to a patient or client. (noun)
16. To make something broader or increase its range or scope. (verb)