Basic Medical Terminology

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Across
  1. 3. The removal of pain while a patient is conscious.
  2. 4. A sudden separation or breaking off.
  3. 5. A bone break caused by force or injury.
  4. 6. An organ in the body that makes and secretes substances like hormones or enzymes.
  5. 10. An abnormal accumulation of fluid beneath the skin or in the internal body tissue caused by disease or injury.
  6. 12. The application of pressure to stop bleeding or prevent further injury.
  7. 14. Long-lasting and recurring, as opposed to acute.
  8. 18. Also referred to as outpatient care.
  9. 19. Medical conditions that are difficult to treat or cure.
  10. 20. Denotes a condition causing a sudden, temporary illness or injury.
  11. 22. Cancerous; likely to spread and cause death if not treated.
  12. 24. Stitches used to close wounds after surgery.
  13. 30. Condition with an unknown cause.
  14. 33. Related to problems with the urinary tract or the reproductive system (in men).
  15. 36. The study of the structure of living organisms.
  16. 37. When a disease is cut short.
  17. 38. A damaged area of skin, organ tissue or another body part caused by disease, injury or surgery.
  18. 39. A bruise or minor injury that results from blunt force, such as falling.
  19. 42. Related to the disorders of the brain, spinal cord, or general nervous system.
  20. 44. Return to a disease state after treatment has ended.
  21. 46. A disease that cannot be cured.
  22. 47. Into a vein (blood vessel).
  23. 48. A small clump of cells, commonly on the lining of an organ.
  24. 50. The probability that someone will get better after an illness or surgery.
  25. 51. Related to bacterial and viral infections.
  26. 52. A person who receives treatment at a hospital but does not stay there overnight.
Down
  1. 1. Deterioration/worsening of a medical condition.
  2. 2. Medicine applied to the skin externally rather than internally.
  3. 7. Damage to the skin caused by friction.
  4. 8. The cause of a certain disease or condition.
  5. 9. Vomiting of blood.
  6. 11. Study, treatment, and prevention of blood diseases and conditions.
  7. 13. A patient who stays in a hospital overnight or longer.
  8. 15. A reduction in the severity of symptoms.
  9. 16. A substance that stimulates the body's immune system to produce antibodies against a specific disease-causing organism.
  10. 17. The identification of the disease causing a person's symptoms by analyzing tests and information.
  11. 21. The removal of tissue for examination under a microscope.
  12. 23. Either injected or naturally existing under the skin.
  13. 25. A system for prioritizing patients' needs based on the severity of their condition.
  14. 26. The outermost layer of skin.
  15. 27. The science that deals with drugs and drug action in living organisms, including their effects and interactions with other chemicals in the body.
  16. 28. Triggers a physical and/or behavioral change.
  17. 29. A set of symptoms that indicate a certain condition, disease, or abnormality.
  18. 31. The study of disease processes and their effects on different body systems.
  19. 32. Unrelated to living organisms (physical, not biological).
  20. 34. An infection that spreads throughout the body because of bacteria in the bloodstream.
  21. 35. The transfer of living tissue from one organism to another.
  22. 40. High blood pressure.
  23. 41. The study of the functions and activities of living organisms.
  24. 43. The science dealing with genes, studying how they work together to make up heredity and affect characteristics passed down from one generation to another.
  25. 45. Signs of the disease disappear temporarily or permanently.
  26. 49. An abnormal but non-threatening growth or tumor.