Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

anticoagulant that requires monitoring, reversal agent for warfarin, direct oral anticoagulant that inhibits factor xa, common side effect of …

my immune system _ my body , immune system fights off foreign _ , the cells of the immune system come from _ blood cells , first line of defense in …

essential fats that contribute to the body's cell structure and support brain function. found in fish, flaxseeds, and walnuts, single bond heart …

substances in food that help the body grow and stay healthy, important for growth and repair of body tissues, provide energy for the body to function, …

ring shaped lesion, nodules and ulcers, typically on the face, commonly affects mucosal surfaces, smooth, creamy, white to off-white colonies, may use …

a major cation found outside of cells, is a crucial electrolyte for fluid balance, forming and maintaining strong bones and teeth, 50-70% of the human …

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 …

rapidly progressing form of leukemia, leukemia affecting lymphocytes, fatigue, bruising, fever, etc, type of blood cell increased in leukemia, …

a carbohydrate that does not provide the body with energy, this type of fiber would dissolve in water and is found in foods such as oats and apples, …

a common oral dosage form that contains a powder in a hard shell made of gelatin, although still widely used, this is an old term that has been …

a slow run that helps you recover from a fast pace run, short run at a normal pace not too long or too short, encourages participants to use good …

the body cannot what with amino acids (you must eat it every day), the type of amino acid that you must include in your diet, the micro-nutrient that …

to stop something from happening, very tiny little things that can cause diseases, substances that we use to help us get better when we are ill, …

a lack of healthy red blood cells, leading to fatigue and weakness, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen; sickle cell disease affects …

the ability of the heart, lungs and blood vessels to give your muscles enough oxygen during longer activity, the amount of force that can be exerted …

viral stds are _ and can even be fatal, viral stds include _ , herpes, hiv/aids, and hpv, the liver helps process nutrients and _ medicines, the word …

what chiropractors perform to correct the spine, most frequent complaint treated by chiropractors, upper portion of the spine, involved in headaches, …

alarm for the _ when moderate risk patients are out of bed, yellow _ , keep at least 3 up on the bed to prevent falls, activities to change focus, …

chemical component needed by the body for one or more of general functions of food, condition of the body resulting from the utilization of essential …

the best way to avoid a viral infection is to try to _ viruses from coming into contact with potential host cells, people should use this when …

the ability to focus or concentrate over time on a particular stimulus or activity, a fluctuating pattern of observable behaviors that expresses …

common complication in horses that can be caused by fasting, specifically characteristic or indicative of a particular disease or condition, a sate of …

an extra heart sound heard at the end of diastole when the ventricle is resistant to filling, heart and the great vessels are located in this area, an …

the study of x-rays and their medical applications, the bony framework of the body, energy emitted in the form of waves or particles, material used to …

what typically happens to primary canines at 16-20 months of age?, what are primary incisors sharp edges used for?, what shape resembles the crown of …

creates an overall calming effect, star-shaped flower that grows on the cananga tree, oil used for depression, helps with digestive upset, anxiety, …

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

occurs in an area of diminished or abnormal sensation, lasts less than 3-6 months, directly related to soft tissue damage, non-painful stimuli evokes …

a group of vitamins that helps blood clotting the letter that come after j, a furry brown fruit with green on the inside high in vitamin k, a blue …

the ability to accelerate quickly, dodge, weave and turn, the test completed to test for muscular strength, the ability of your muscles, ligaments and …