TASK TWO

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Across
  1. 1. Health care services received without staying overnight in a facility.
  2. 8. Treatment selected based on a person's specific genes, environment, and lifestyle.
  3. 9. A scientific approach to health care that focuses on diagnosing and treating disease.
  4. 10. A theory that focuses on helping people live meaningful lives despite illness or limitations.
  5. 19. Treatment that uses hands-on techniques to manipulate muscles and soft tissues.
  6. 21. A disease that causes progressive loss of memory and thinking abilities.
  7. 25. Approval from an insurance company before certain medical services are provided.
  8. 28. Health care focused on the spine and musculoskeletal system, often using physical adjustments.
  9. 29. A practice that uses very small amounts of substances to treat illness.
  10. 31. Treatment focused on relieving pain and other symptoms rather than curing a disease.
  11. 33. A patient who stays in a hospital or other facility for treatment.
  12. 35. A facility offering different levels of care as a person's needs change.
  13. 39. A form of health care that emphasizes the body's structure and its connection to health.
  14. 40. Nontraditional health practices used along with conventional medicine.
  15. 41. Health practices used instead of conventional medicine.
  16. 42. Hospitals that specialize in treating mental and emotional disorders.
Down
  1. 2. Treatment that targets specific cells or processes involved in a disease.
  2. 3. Combining conventional medicine with complementary or alternative treatments.
  3. 4. Health care tailored to an individual’s specific characteristics and needs.
  4. 5. Health care that considers the whole person, including physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
  5. 6. A government health insurance program for eligible people with low incomes.
  6. 7. Differences in health or health care between groups of people.
  7. 11. A disease outbreak that spreads across large regions or countries.
  8. 12. Facilities that provide long-term care and nursing services to people who need help with daily living.
  9. 13. A facility providing personal care and nursing services to people who do not need 24-hour nursing care.
  10. 14. A facility providing 24-hour nursing and rehabilitation services.
  11. 15. Important population information such as births, deaths, and marriages.
  12. 16. Housing that provides meals and help with daily activities.
  13. 17. Health care services provided without an overnight hospital stay.
  14. 18. Medicines used to relieve moderate to severe pain.
  15. 20. The promotion of good health through prevention and healthy habits.
  16. 22. Physical symptoms that are influenced by mental or emotional factors.
  17. 23. Taking medications as directed by a health care provider.
  18. 24. A condition involving problems with memory, thinking, and daily activities.
  19. 26. A home that provides 24-hour care and supervision for a small number of adults.
  20. 27. A treatment that uses thin needles placed at specific points on the body.
  21. 30. An ancient Greek physician known as the “Father of Medicine.”
  22. 32. racism Unconscious attitudes or biases toward people based on race.
  23. 34. To change genetically.
  24. 36. Facilities that bring several different health care services together in one location.
  25. 37. Care focused on comfort and support for people near the end of life.
  26. 38. Treatment that changes or replaces genes to help treat disease.