Health & Fitness Crossword Puzzles

open lesion on skin, thick scar resulting from excessive growth of fibrous tissue, a skin disorder characterized by chronic inflammation of the …

healthy fats found in fish, leafy green packed with iron & vitamin k, a mineral often associated with bananas, process by which body converts food …

loss of coordination of voluntary muscle movements, a condition that leads to progressive degeneration of nerve cells in the brain that affects …

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

small, blue fruits known for their high antioxidant content, orange vegetables that are good for your eyes due to their high beta-carotene content, …

bell's (blank) is a symptom of lyme disease caused by damage to the facial nerve, (blank) migrans is a painless skin rash that often looks like a …

infections that can be transmitted through bodily fluids and other forms of contact, important for a relationship to work, maintaining these types of …

you must _ _ _ _ your teeth after every meal, eat a lot of vegetables and fruit to be.., a: i go to sleep at 8 pm. b: wow that's _ _ _ _ _ , …

none of these differences among those with and without asd, teachers creating an environment that increase chance of student using expressive …

feelings of distrust and suspicion without a good reason, seeing, hearing, feeling, or smelling something that does not exist, having no relationships …

what is something that teens today generally engage in a lot that sometimes makes them feel bad and can contribute to lack of sleep?, what part of the …

tennis elbow is a type of this, carry clostridium tetani, fatigue, pain, weakness, used to help prevent tetanus, stretching or tearing of a ligament, …

teen opioid overdose deaths have increased by _ percent since 1999, youth start using drugs as young as _ years old, they can provide a temporary _ …

what do teeth help you do besides eat?, what important organ is about the size of your fist and someone usually breaks it?, when you breathe you bring …

blister containing serous fluid, larger than 1 centimetre, deep inflammatory condition, staph or strep infection, the most common superficial fungal …

effects of aging and sun damage, lesion a different color of the skin, cannot survive in the presence of oxygen, recurring viral infection, itchy …

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

the force that makes an exercise challenging, like weights or elastic bands, exercise that makes your heart and lungs work harder, like running or …

wound _ may be obtained for stage 3 or 4 pressure injuries, unstageable pressure injury, deep tissue pressure injury and/or multiple pressure injuries …

hemorrhage, dehiscence, evisceration, fistula, bacteria count >100,000, abrasion, laceration, surgical incision, puncture wound, highest risk …

position in which the patient is on the back with knees slightly flexed, and the head of the bed is elevated 30 to 45 degrees, the process of walking, …

the act of stopping antibiotic use when it is no longer necessary, the responsible management and appropriate use of antibiotics, the action of …

vaccine route which gives the vaccine into a muscle, vaccine route that can be swallowed, unwanted effect after a vaccine, medication given …

hormone typically elevated in primary hypothyroidism, condition characterized by high blood sugar levels, hormone replacement therapy used in …

disease that can be spread from one individual to another, highly contagious bacterium that takes up to a year to cure, spread by rats and mice, but …

natural _ - innate, another type of wbc, recognizes and destroy foreign cells including cancer cells, virus infected cells, bacteria and cells of …

half your plate or bowl should be filled with this, type of fiber our bodies cannot digest, mineral important for building strong bones, amount of …

skin cancer that arises in the basal, or deepest, layer of the epidermis, inflammatory bacterial skin infection of the hair follicles and their …

elevated mood but not a full on manic episode, when a person has at least one manic episode and may also have depressive episode, moods that …

the artery that carries blood away from the heart to the rest of the body, top chambers within the heart, dividing wall within the heart that …