Health and Fitness Crossword Puzzles
Nursing Fundamentals
bradycardia : this pulse rate is characterized by less than 60 bpm in the adult, non maleficence : do no harm, actively listen : a vital aspect of providing …
Injury & Muscle
cardiac: heart muscle , involuntary: muscle type found in digestive system, skeletal: muscles that move our bones. , dislocation: injury that occurs when a bone …
Sources of Nutrition
fat: concentrated form of stored energy, cholesterol: decreased by fiber, incomplete: ________ proteins - examples are black beans and rice, generally come …
Protein Review
nitrogen : this element is found in protein, but not carbohydrate or fat, amino acids : the building blocks of protein, stomach : the organ where most protein …
Metabolism
metabolism: the chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life., photosynthesis: the process of some other organisms, uses …
Muscles and Antagonistic Pairs
gluteals : these muscles cause extension at the hip joint., tricep : this muscle causes extension at the elbow joint., fixator : these muscles are responsible …
Dietary Fiber
twenty : amount (%) of daily fluid intake from food. , metamucil : a source of soluble fiber recommended by the dietician to decrease constipation., ounces : …
Mental Status
magical: ______ thinking is the idea that one’s thoughts or actions influence the environment or cause events to occur, flat affect: virtually complete …
Muscles of the Body
bicep : muscle of the front of the upper arm, tricep : muscles of the back of the upper arm, abdominals: muscles of the stomach, deltoid: muscles found in the …
Sugar
brain : the _____ prefers to use glucose for energy, reward : sugar can activate the brain's _____ system, substitutes : sugar _____ taste sweet but contain no …
Antibiotics
aminopenicillin: extended spectrum penicillins which also cover some gram negative organisms, clindamycin: a kind of macrolide that can result in …
Muscle Contractions and Actions
flexion: decreasing the angle between two bones (bending)., adduction: moving toward the body’s midline., pronation: rotating the forearm so the palm is …
Infection Prevention
who : what organization's hand hygiene moto do we follow here at brmh?, five : how many minutes is the wet contact time for the quat-stat 5 either in a spray …
Patients with Special Challenges
shunts : tubes that drain excess csf from the brain to another part of the body (usually the abdomen)., stoma : opening through the skin and into an organ or …
General Senses
somatic sensations: sensations produced by receptors of general sense organs, exteroceptors: often called cutaneous receptors. detect pressure, pain and touch, …
