Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

made up of building blocks called amino acids, food and drinks that we regularly eat, substance that your body needs in small amounts, makes up 60% of …

small fruits that are blue. considered a super food, type of nut that is high in magnesium, type of fruit commonly served with shortcake. in season …

inhaling asbestos could damage your?, in which country was asbestos first reported of being used?, asbestos is dangerous when.., how many types of …

associated with an infectious disease that occurs frequently in a specific geographical locale, when illness or disease is passed from mother to child …

145-175 beats per minute. this is where you want to exercise to get the most out of your work-out, what does it mean to be able to run not too fast …

a type of manual, drugless therapy that places greater emphasis on the relationship of the organs and the musculoskeletal system in health and …

chemical found in cigarettes, respiratory organ affected by smoking, smoke inhaled by non-smokers, substance that causes cancer in cigarettes, chronic …

peptide produced and stored in the pituitary gland that block the perception of pain and increase feelings of wellbeing, the sum of the food consumed …

if the majority of a community is vaccinated they are a protected community due to what?, immune tissue found in the small intestine, cell that …

when the rhythm of the heart is faster than 100 beats per minute, bluish skin color cause from lack of oxygen, apheresis use to remove white blood …

side effects are nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity, semi-synthetic, broad-spectrum antibiotics that are structurally related to the penicillins, …

this person should not receive the mmr vaccine, a positive ppd result and no tb symptoms indicates possible _ tb, also known as german measles, vials …

if you get a dry mouth from taking your antidepressant you can try sucking on sugarless _ , antidepressants are most commonly used to treat _ , if …

first form of milk produced during the first days after birth, cells designed to protect body systems, a significant carbohydrate in breastmilk, …

this type of cell destroys infected cells, a common infectious disease caused by a virus that affects the respiratory system, physical barrier that …

fungal infection of the natural nail, also known spoon nails; inverted or concaved nails, common bacteria that can lead to a bacterial infection that …

_ equipment uses motion to function. ex. spindles and fans, areas where the hands can become caught and pinched between two moving parts or between …

historically devastating disease eradicated by a successful global vaccination campaign, this disease, carried by anopheles mosquitoes, was once …

the power or process of reproducing or _ what has been learned and retained, the capacity to concentrate on specific information and determine what …

a strip of rigid material used for supporting and immobilizing a broken bone, a break in bone or cartilage, a fracture of the bone only, without …

it is best to limit fluid intake to _ oz per day, limiting _ intake may help maintain normal blood pressure and make you less thirsty, missing _ can …

enzyme that chemically digests proteins in your food, where water is reabsorbed into the blood stream, _ digestion is when food is broken up by acids …

the feeling of needing to go number 2 (liquid version), the feeling of vomiting, this is a symptom of illness where you are letting out air profusely, …

the theory that emotion is based on physiological arousal and cognitive label. (three words), the inability to retrieve information before a traumatic …

can cause ocular toxicity, a type of antibiotic that is specific to a certain kind of bacteria, can cause crystals in the urine, agranulocytosis, and …

these are responsible for movement and posture, this is the largest organ in the body and protects against infection, these are responsible for …

fatty deposits that build up inside blood vessels and narrow them, a substance found in junk food that can cause plaque buildup in blood vessels, the …

inner layer of adrenal gland, composed of glomerulus, boweman's capsule, and tubular system, what is a common cause of renal fialure in older …

a controllable variable in reducing ones risk for prostate cancer, these exercises can help men gain better control over their pelvic floor muscles, a …

being able to make explosive movements, muscles ability to use oxygen efficiently for a long period of time, ability to change direction quickly, …