Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

require up to 16 hours of sleep per day, occurs when circadian rhythms do not match with the external clock time, this does not influence our …

transmission of infectious agents via an intermediate, a multicellular parasitic worm, with a flattened body, the modern process that has led to an …

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 …

first line medication used to treat, heart rate response in mh, most common initial sign of mh, late mh sign where excretion of myoglobin causes …

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

osteoporosis is when bones become.., if you don't eat enough calcium, your bones may more easily.., what mineral helps keep our bones and teeth …

watery first milk that quenches thirst, type of suck with fluttery or choppy jaw motion resulting in little or no milk flow, type of nipple raised in …

invented the stethoscope because he could not hear the heart and lungs in an obese patient with his ear, a code of behavior in which medical schools …

a severe allergic reaction that occurs rapidly and causes a life-threatening response involving the whole body, the use of more medications by a …

what should employers put in place to prevent illness or injuries?, if you develop an illness or severe pain from work what is affected your health or …

vaccine available. causes serious liver disease. symptoms include: loss of appetite and fatigue, nausea/vomiting and itching all over the body, pain …

an essential nutrient that helps the body build and repair cells, too little of this mineral can cause weak bones, low bone mass, and osteoporosis, a …

a burning, itching, tingling, or prickling sensation that is usually felt in the hands, arms, legs, or feet, a medical term for excessive tiredness or …

speaking with someone about worries can make a difference, resting and taking breaks help with stress, a treatment option that helps manage anxiety …

when is sickle cell (most often) diagnosed, a change that occurs in our dna sequence, when a large number of sickle cells get trapped in the spleen …

conditions relating to public health, especially the provision of clean drinking water and adequate sewage disposal, an event that results in the loss …

rosiglitazone is the generic name for what insulin, the hormone released by alpha cells of the pancreas and a synthetic drug that prevents …

to care for your teeth, people use it to rinse their mouth, used to clean between your teeth, when bacteria are destroying your teeth, a whole in your …

things used to do work safely, like a hammer or wrench, to remove dirt or mess to stay safe, help given to someone who is hurt before a doctor comes, …

skin cancer that arises in the basal, or deepest, layer of the epidermis, inflammatory bacterial skin infection of the hair follicles and their …

connects grand theories with nursing practice, she is the mind behind the "nursing process theory.", theorist who created a adaptation and …

which type of bacteria are anaerobic?, in eutrophication, aquatic animals die due to lack of what?, nitrogen fixing bacteria convert nitrogen gas into …

first broad-spectrum antibiotic, only used in life threatening situations, first true antibiotic because it is a natural microbial product, commonly …

toxicity of this substance can cause gi haemorrhage and wide anion gap metabolic acidosis, this therapy uses substances that bind heavy metals to help …

special cells that have a large surface area to maximize water absorbed in plants, transport water up the plant, transport nutrients up the plant, …

an intracerebral hemorrhage (ich) is usually caused by rupture of tiny arteries within the brain tissue (2 words no spaces), brain stroke happens when …

- scraped skin: may vary from a narrow scratch to a wide graze; bleeding is slight, - bruises usually caused by a hard impact; underlying tissue is …

term for gowns, gloves, masks and caps, living organism providing nutrients to microorganisms, catch pathogens trying to enter the nose, studies the …

increased pressure causing damage to the retina and optic nerve, surgical repair of the cornea, nearsightedness, inflamed swelling on the eyelid …

a section of the chromosome is broken, upended and reinserted (in the same locus), a section of the chromosome is copied and joined to the chromosome …