Health, SB pp 34,35

2. A condition of poor health caused by disease or sickness.
5. An injury to a ligament caused by stretching or twisting a joint too far.
8. Food or substances that provide essential vitamins, minerals, and energy.
11. The medical procedure of transferring blood or components into a person’s vein.
12. Lacking enough water in the body, often causing dry mouth and tiredness.
15. Feeling nauseous or dizzy caused by the motion of a boat or ship.
17. A state of confusion and disorientation, often caused by illness or high fever.
18. A professional who cares for the sick and injured, providing treatment and support.
19. The feeling of needing to drink water to hydrate the body.
20. A medical or mental condition that disrupts normal functioning.

1. A disease spread by mosquito bites, causing fever, chills, and other symptoms.
3. Forgetful, distracted, or absent-minded, often seeming a bit chaotic.
4. A tube that carries blood or fluids in the body.
6. Overwhelming emotional excitement or uncontrollable behavior, often due to fear.
7. Thin and showing prominent bones due to lack of fat or muscle.
9. Suffering from a lack of essential nutrients, often due to inadequate food intake.
10. Physical damage caused by an accident, fall, or other trauma.
13. The joint between the foot and the leg, allowing movement and flexibility.
14. Extremely dry from lack of moisture or very thirsty from dehydration.
16. A person under medical care or treatment by a doctor or nurse.