Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

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 …

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 …

the topical application of this plant has been known for years to aid in wound healing, used for relief of nausea and vomiting induced by cancer …

who should take care in looking after their teeth, brush twice a day and floss and visit the dentist regularly?, the thin, tough shell that acts as …

mix food with gastric juices to form acidic, soup like liquid or paste, volume is around 1.5l but can change to almost 6l when full, secretes sodium …

a disease that is not contagious is called a _ disease, _ _ is one possible problem that can be caused by eating too much junk food, being healthy …

a reparative process that nature instituted from a want of attention, attempt to accomplish variety in the room and with the client, ask the client …

louse life span in days, round bacteria, technical term for split ends, first defense in infection control, needs a host to survive, pus forming …

required form for non-covered services, permission from insurance for some tests, procedures, medications, the person financially responsible - if …

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 …

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, …

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 …

a disease caused by a parasite that is transmitted person-to-person by the bite of an infected anopheles mosquito, a serious, infectious disease that …

carry blood towards the heart, the type of circulation that carries blood from the heart to the body (except the lungs) and back again, rapid …

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 …

the macro-nutrient responsible for building healthy and resilient bones and teeth, aids in digestion, prevents disease in the colon and lowers blood …

a nutrient found in oranges that heals wounds and protects cells, a nutrient you can get from sunlight that helps keep bones healthy, a beverage made …

which indian system of medicine, known for its use of herbal treatments and dietary practices, is widely practiced among british indians?, which …

is an infectious disease caused by the coronavirus, detects if a person actually has a virus; the most accurate test, a vaccine given after a person …

a disease causing microorganism, used to combat antigens by attaching to them, foreign molecules that trigger your immune system, what are antigens …

hemoglobin made of 2 alpha and 2 beta chains, alpha chains have highest affinity for which chain, normal hgb range of 12.0-15.0 g/dl in which …

the most common type of closed head injury in children. typically sustained when playing contact sports, a neurological disorder marked by sudden …

machine used to treat cancer patients, ct machine used specifically to prepare patients for treatment, projected ruler from gantry head to patient to …

one of the risk factors for developing ocd, one of the dsm5 classifications of ocd, to describe repetitive behaviours which must be performed in …

potent, broad-spectrum antibiotics that act through inhibition of protein synthesis, helps determine if a drug is in a toxic range or if the dosage of …

a skill related component of fitness, the duration of a exercise session, a measure of the intensity of exercise, the body's ability to lift …

a drug that stimulates red blood cell production, side effect of myelosuppression that affects bone marrow, risk for thrombocytopenia (decrease in the …

big risk factor, that if stopped would improve health, relaxes blood vessels, lowers bp and diabetes related kidney damage, a complication from chf, …