Anatomy and patient care

3. The first thing you check when assessing a patient's condition using the ABCDE-protocol.
5. Alive, but not awake.
6. The skin over the skull that grows hair.
7. An IV _ is used to administer medication, fluids or blood, through a very thin tube..
8. The joint connecting the end of your forearm to your hand.
9. Great for anatomy-based puns about something being "funny", this bone is found in the upper arm, reaching from the shoulder to the elbow.
12. The very end of the digits of your hands.
15. Holds urine.
16. A medical suffix meaning inflammation.
17. A muscle covered in taste buds that assists in eating and speaking.

1. Iron deficiency.
2. Movement of blood through the body.
4. Check their reactivity with a penlight.
7. _ is inserted to drain urine from a patient suffering from urinary retention.
10. System made up of bones.
11. Start _ immediately after patient becomes asystolic.
13. Middle of the torso, holds vital organs and the digestive system.
14. The aortic _ has three cusps or flaps, and is the largest of four in the heart.