Health and Fitness Crossword Puzzles
Consequences of a Poor Diet
malnutrition : a serious condition that happens when your diet does not contain the right amount of nutrients?, obesity : being very overweight, with a lot of …
Food-Borne Illness
seniors : one of the populations most at risk for food-borne illnesses?, sponge : a “dirty” item used to "clean"?, bacteria : this is the cause …
Get Well Soon!
a tissue: piece of paper we use when we have a cold or when we sneeze., germ: is what makes us sick. germs are very tiny., accident: the thing that makes us get …
EMS Pharmacology
narcan: medication with a precaution of opiate dependency, carbohydrate: class of oral glucose, drug: chemical substance that is used to trat or prevent a …
Oncology
insurance: identifier to confirm when scheduling appt, lewis: what provider is leaving us, uro: renal cancer is seen in what department, triage: workflow when …
Protein
body weight : older adults require 1.0 to 1.2 grams of protein per kilogram of ____________., protein : what nutrition is important for bone health?, bones : …
Peripheral & Autonomic Nervous System
sciatica: neuritis of the sciatic nerve, electromyography: device used to measure electrical muscle activity, reflex: involuntary action, an automatic response, …
Renal Pathology
creatinine: best lab for renal function., bun: increases with dehydration and kidney failure., hematocrit: increases with dehydration/decreases with …
Dietary Fiber
twenty : amount (%) of daily fluid intake from food. , metamucil : a source of soluble fiber recommended by the dietician to decrease constipation., ounces : …
Drinking Water EnviroScape
grey water : water generated by household processes such as washing dishes, laundry or bathing., black water : water that has been contaminated with toilet …
Digestion and Food
protein: a macronutrient that makes up muscles, controls body processes, fights infections, and carries substances in the blood, calorie: the unit of …
Global & Public Health
nih: founded in 1887 it is one of the world's foremost biomedical research centers in the u.s., genocide: defined by the un in 1948, acts of committed to …
Doctors
internist : what's wrong with you?, gynecologist : female troubles?, obstetrician : having a baby?, pediatrician : is your baby ill?, dermatologist : skin …
Nursing - Oxygen Delivery
nasal: _____ cannula delivers 25-40% fio2, face mask: _______delivers 40-60% fio2, non-rebreather: _____ delivers 80-95% fio2, room air: ________ is 21% fio2, …
Infection and Diseases
communicable: disease passed on from person to person, bacterial: diseases treated with antibiotics, antibodies: white blood cells make to kill pathogens, …
Infection Control
disinfectants : these are chemical products that destroy most bacteria ( excluding spores), fungi, and viruses on surfaces., bacilli : these are short, …
Microbes and Diseases
pandemic : a worldwide spread of a new disease, such as a new influenza virus or the coronavirus, covid-19, pathogen : disease-causing microorganisms , …
Structures in the Eye
aqueous humor : a clear fluid that helps the cornea keep its rounded shape, blind spot : the place where all nerves from the retina join to form the optic …
Special Dietary Needs (Review)
nutrients : a substance that you need in order to stay healthy?, soya : tofu if made from this bean?, autoimmune : when you immune system attacks your body my …
Insulin
diabetes: a metabolic disease involving a shortage of insulin in the body, autonomy : the quality of being free and making your own decisions., sugar : a sweet …
Urinary System
cortex: the most superficial region in the kidney which has a granular appearance , medulla: the deep region of the kidney; reddish-brown appearance , pelvis: …
