Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

12 week program to improve cardiovascular health, patients should limit this in their diet, the abbreviation for "good" cholesterol, a …

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

tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs, main branches of the trachea leading to each lung, smaller branches of the bronchi that lead to the alveoli, …

condition of the eye where optic nerve is damaged with or without elevated pressures, condition in which blood flow of heart is reduced or blocked, a …

clusters of lymph nodes in the oral cavity, butterfly-shaped gland located behind the sternum, lymphatic organ that filters blood, lymphatic vessels …

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

administered after delivery to prevent antibodies from developing, obstruction in breast; can be relieved with frequent feeding every 2 hours, mother …

raised levels of this electrolyte may be present in kidney disease, term for elevated urea and creatinine, appropriate container for collection of …

this substance is rich in antioxidants to help fight cell damage and mostly grow on bushes, nutrients in food that the body uses to build cell …

type of muscle where rhabdomyosarcoma originates, type of cancer that can occur before the age of 30 and more common in caucasians, the process of …

the state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress is defined as burnout, characterized: chronic stress …

the middle layer of the skin, another name for dry skin, the cells that produce melanin in the epidermis, the pigment that gives the skin its color …

collection of excess fluid in the intrapleural space, collapsed shrunken section of alveoli or an entire lung, infection in lung parenchyma. alveoli …

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, …

microbial causes may be e.coli, # of persons afflicted with an illness, occasional cases are reported at irregular intervals at random locales, the …

fainting, widening of tubular structure such as a coronary artery, the volume of blood ejected with each ventricular contraction, when the heart fails …

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

this injury occurs when a muscle or tendon stretches or tears, a sprain occurs when the _ have been over stretched, twisted or torn, what is the …

an inability to interpret sensations and thus to recognise objects and colours, 'face-blindness' or an inability to recognise faces, an inability to …

inflammation of the gums, the hardest substance in the body, covering the teeth, misalignment of teeth of mandible, bony structures in the mandible …

an iodine-containing protein, causes cells to convert extra glucose to fat, a bilobed gland present below larynx, adrenal cortex secretes this, …

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

covering to protect the clothes, treating everything and everybody as if they were potentially infectious, substitute for water to clean hands, the …

recurrent obsessions or compulsions that are severe enough to take up time, a fear of public places and open spaces, commonly accompanying panic …

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

prior to administration, assess patient for manifestations of dehydration and electrolyte disturbances, medications given to relieve nausea and …

responsible for higher brain activity, part of the brain responsible for essential life support functioning such as breathing, the ability of the …

prevents vomiting, kills or prevents growth of microorganisms in living tissue, decreases fever, kills bacteria, prevents itching, kills or prevents …

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, …

children who are exposed to secondhand smoke have more ear _ , the name of the fine hairs in the lungs that help remove dirt from the air, children …