FIVE PATHWAYS & BASIC VOCABULARY

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Across
  1. 3. Used to assess the patient; signs can be seen and/or measured
  2. 4. A disease that spreads to many individuals at the same time.
  3. 7. Primarily focused on management of departments, agencies and patient data
  4. 10. The expression of genes seen on any trait; for example eye color
  5. 14. Primarily focused on detection, diagnosis and treatment of diseases time and disorders
  6. 17. A branch of medicine that works with conditions involving the skeletal and muscular systems
  7. 18. Signs that are essential to life; include temperature, pulse, respirations and blood pressure
  8. 19. Two genes that are alike, both recessive or both dominant
  9. 21. Involve illnesses or conditions caused by disease; can be due to pathogens or genetics
  10. 24. Primarily focused on discovery, research and development for new diagnostic testing, new treatments and medical devices to improve patient care
  11. 25. A branch of medicine that focuses on enhancement or restoring function and quality of life
  12. 26. Traits that only appear when the gene is inherited from both parents
  13. 28. A branch of medicine that works with conditions involving the skeletal and muscular systems
Down
  1. 1. a group set up to work together using their areas of expertise to find a solution to problems effecting patients care and safety; team members may come from all pathways of health care
  2. 2. A disease caused by a biological organism such as bacteria, virus, parasites or fungus
  3. 5. Primarily focused on changing the health status of the patient over time
  4. 6. Worldwide epidemic that affects large geographic regions
  5. 8. Activities that people tend to do every day without assistance, for example eating, bathing, walking
  6. 9. Treatment for a disorder: many different forms, including medication, counseling, or other medical procedures
  7. 11. An illness that can be passed on or spread to others
  8. 12. Traits that appear even when only one gene is inherited
  9. 13. Worldwide epidemic that affects large geographic regions
  10. 15. Also used to assess the patient; they are described by the patient
  11. 16. Pair of genes actually seen on a chromosome that makes up a trait; one from mother and one from father
  12. 20. A disease that is native to a local region
  13. 22. Damage caused by physical harm from external sources
  14. 23. When the genes for a trait differ, the dominant one will show up
  15. 27. A branch of medicine that uses images to diagnosis and treat disease seen inside the body