Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

what kind of oral health care provider is a dental hygienist?, how many times should someone brush their teeth a day?, which pathology causes severe …

chronic relapsing disorder, when the drug is unavailable one may experience this, area of the brain responsible for executive functions, main hormone …

this is the vehicle that transports people to the hospital, another term for a broken bone, a first _ can help you if you get injured at work, this is …

not naturally occurring, the naturally produced chemical in the brain that provides feelings of well-being, the object of a person's ambition or …

you should set this when a patient is in bed or a chair, apply nonskid _ to patients to help prevent falls, a fall in which a staff member was with …

short shallow breathing, circulatory system fails to deliver oxygen rich blood to vital organs, high blood sugar, irregular and involuntary body …

state of stability/equilibrium, a connected group of people, keeping the body supplied with enough water/fluids, to rest and reduce stress, overall …

something that is always changing, the best possible outcome in a particular situation, mental health and _ - how a person thinks and understands …

response in anticipation of perceived or actual threat to oneself or significant relationships, sudden attacks of terror, sometimes with a pounding …

a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, such as ibuprofen, the science of drugs, their sources, and their effects, a family of substances with a …

medical speciality of cutting into, or performing operative procedure on the patient, person trained and licensed to practice medicine, method of …

3-7 carbon sugar, describes dihydroxyacetone, important metabolic intermediates, bond that occurs due to condensation and hydrolysis, has 2 …

an employee has a legal duty to _ with an employer regarding whs matters, one of the responsibilities of an _ is to protect their own health & …

a practice of paying attention to the present moment, a deep-breathing exercise that helps calm the mind, the feeling of being thankful and happy, a …

after the virus is absorbed and sheds its coat, the _ enters the host cell's nucleus and begins replication, influenza-related complication …

nutrient needed for growth and repair of body cells, nutrient that provides the body with heat and energy. sources of this nutrient include; bread, …

listen to _ , treat yourself to a _ , pet a _ , try oils/ _ , _ regularly, _ well, _ or do yoga, get a good night's _ , pace _ , breathe _

this type of embolectomy removes blood clots inside the brain, uses a catheter inserted through femoral artery and maneuver a device up to the brain, …

to assist someone in need, providing assistance and understanding, recognizing the signs of distress, being conscious of mental health, to inspire or …

the process or fact of being received as adequate, valid, or suitable, the action of dealing with or taking special care of someone or something, the …

a medication applied to the skin, dissolves in mouth to sooth a sore throat, a liquid medication that you take with a spoon, a medication that reduces …

this worn when there is risk of splashing, clean first, then do this, this product is commonly used at a concentration of 1, always clean these prior …

heat illness can occur when engaged in strenuous activity during hot weather _ , one requirement during high heat conditions at 95deg and greater …

the sesamoid bone in the knee, group of muscles found in the buttock area, what current is used for micro current treatments, benefit of micro …

a headache described as a "hot poker in the eye," often in the orbital or temporal area, this headache type is characterized by throbbing, …

disturbance in the electrical activity of the brain, surgical repair of a nerve, paralysis on one side of the body, abnormal mental state …

always keep an eye on it, you should do this after exercise, you put it in your hair, you take this when you are ill, make sure to take regular visits …

a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or uncertain outcome, the body's response to a challenge or demand, …

objects and obstacles in hallways and thoroughfares in general are serious _ hazards and can lead to serious injuries, whs involves the assessment and …

persistent sadness and a lack of interest, the sense of uneasiness, distress, or dread you feel before a significant event, a temporary state of mind …