Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

designed for kids between 7 to 11 years old. modifies and breaks down traditional zumba moves, then adds games and activities to the class to keep …

obscure; hidden, listening to the sounds within the body, an examination position in which the patient is lying on the back with the feet and legs …

ability of the muscles to function effectively and efficiently without undue fatigue, ability of the joints and muscle to move through in full range …

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

a type of disease that can be spread to others humans, a major risk factor to lung cancer, a disease or tumor caused by uncontrollable cell growth in …

medical staff should avoid these when administering medications, _ before the surgery to make sure that a mistake is not being made, always know what …

n-terminal peptide of pth, extracellular calcium-phosphate crystals, pth, condition with decreased ca/po4, increased alp, anticoagulant incompatible …

there are approximately 70 million pet _ in the us, the simple act of petting a dog or cat has been shown to lower, a required vaccination for pets in …

this organ is located about your mouth, the tip of the nose, the black dot in iris, the openings in the nose, i can _ with my nose, you used your eyes …

clinical depression is a common, and very serious _ , the two most common types of depression are major depressive disorder and persistent depressive …

these proteins help the immune system identify and neutralize pathogens, a preventive measure that stimulates the immune system to develop immunity to …

scarring of the liver, caused by alcoholism or hepatitis, a depressant that can be found in wines, spirits and beers, the type of radiation that is …

inflammation of the membrane covering the eye, pertaining to the eyes and nose, a scaly plaque that sticks to the animals teeth, offensive breath, …

known as the "silent killer" due to asymptomatic signs and symptoms, the type of hypertension with a known cause- resulting from another …

_ is a blood infection that can potentially be life threatening if not recognized early, _ mental status, abnormal temperature, tachycardia and …

conditions relating to public health, especially the provision of clean drinking water and adequate sewage disposal, the surroundings or conditions in …

protein produced by the immune system, a microbe or other agent that makes its host sick, secreted by cells in reaction to allergens or injury, …

to continue on living, to breath out carbon dioxide, to breath in oxygen, the pressure of blood against your blood vessels, the molecule that we …

the muscle group on the front of your upper arms, the largest muscle in the body, located on the back of the thigh, the chest muscle used in pushing …

to clean up your body, to be neat and clean, has no dirt and does not smell, to wash, get clean, personal, not something shared with other people, …

_ is the use of intravenous agents for induction and maintenance of anaesthesia, the most frequently used tiva agent, nitrous oxide, isoflurane, …

it indicates a state of imbalance in nutrient intake, leading to adverse effects on health and well-being, refer to essential minerals required by the …

greek for lack of blood, illness caused by eating gluten, damages your small intestines lining and prevents it from absorbing nutrients, typically …

this is the texture that weaned foods should be, this happens when babies reach around six months of age, needed for growth and repair of muscles, a …

adj. simple; clear to understand. the instructions to install the new software were very -----------, n. a feeling of great tiredness. common symptoms …

treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen, the number of deaths of infants under one year old in a …

the number one priority when managing emu patients’ seizures, the number one safety risk for emu patients, use of the _ was instituted to prevent …

organism living in or at the expense of another living organism, ticks and insects, any immature stage of a parasite, stage following the larval …

which of the four virulence factors acts as a molecular switch inside of cells, what is the most commonly reported rabid animal, how many stages does …

spread by direct contact with another animal or human, disease spread by droplets from coughing or sneezing, such as influenza. can be through direct …