Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

an incision is made at the base of your neck and surgical tools are inserted behind your breastbone to take tissue samples from lymph nodes, the build …

the sense used to detect flavours, the combination of taste and smell, how the tongue and other sensitive skin reacts to the surface texture of food, …

what was the first antibiotic discovered in 1928 by alexander fleming?, what molecule carries genetic instructions used in growth, development, and …

feeling sick in the stomach, like you want to throw up, skin is red and painful from the sun, nose will not stop running, high body temperature, skin …

short-term presence of bacteria in blood, often after procedures like tooth extraction, lab test used to detect microbes in the blood, process by …

most common massage, harder type of massage, most commonly used among athletes to treat various forms of injury, uses heated stones to massage the …

a macronutrient involved in growth and repair, a macronutrient important for vitamins a, d, e & k, a macronutrient used as our main energy source, …

abnormally high body temperature, sensory receptors that respond to noxious temperature changes (mainly), the change in body temperature during sleep …

periodic breathing in cardiac failure, the typical sound of osa patients, an event that could cause an increase in inspiratory time, central apnoea in …

symptom of lactose intolerance, what is the name for people who are intolerant to gluten, condition that occurs when the body lacks a particular …

prevent the extension and formation of blood clots by inhibiting clotting factors, anticoagulant medication that works as an antagonist of vitamin k, …

a theory that diseases were caused by "bad air" or polluted air filled with harmful vapors, a medical practice where blood was drawn from a …

hydrogenation is often used to produce this product, commonly spread on toast or used in cooking, high levels of ldl cholesterol can contribute to the …

half your plate or bowl should be filled with this, mineral important for building strong bones, indigestible complex carbs found in vegetables fruits …

types of commonly used drugs that are believed to lead the use of other more addictive drugs, a cylindrical roll wrapped in paper with shredded or …

a condition often resulting from a sedentary lifestyle, characterised by excess body fat, a disease affecting the heart, linked to obesity and lack of …

needed to perform activities; ability to do work, keeping something safe from harm or danger, helps keep the body at the right temperature by …

often caused by overeating, lack of physical activity, and genetic factors, conditions that affect the heart, often related to narrowed or blocked …

a blood-thinning medication that must be given on time to prevent clotting), this hormone is essential for diabetics and must be given at scheduled …

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

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, …

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 …

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

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 …

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 …

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, …

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 …

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, …