Anatomy
Chemistry
Medicine
Name That Med
Food
100

This organ is the body's largest and has many different functions including protection.

Skin

100

This gas causes the bubbles in soda and other soft drinks.

Carbon dioxide (CO2)

100

Many people believe the Rx symbol associated with pharmacy comes from this Latin word.

Recipe

100

I'm commonly used to relieve pain.

I can also reduce fevers and headaches.

Too much of me can hurt your liver.

Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

100

This ingredient is what allows bread to rise.

Yeast

200

This organ produces insulin in response to high blood sugar.

Pancreas

200

These 2 elements combine to form table salt.

Sodium and chloride

200

This medicine was discovered by accident by Alexander Fleming in 1928. It is known as the 1st antibiotic.

Penicillin

200

I relieve pain and reduce inflammation.

I'm an NSAID.

I can't be used in someone taking Lithium.

Ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin)

200

This is the most commonly eaten food in the world.

Rice

300

The number of bones in the human body.

206

300

Appearing as Hg on the periodic table, this element is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature.

Mercury

300

This medication that can help your mood is #3 on the periodic table and also a component of batteries.

Lithium

300

I help with constipation.

I work by pulling water into the bowel.

You mix my powder into a drink.

Polyethylene glycol (MiraLAX)

300

The main ingredient of guacamole.

Avocado

400

Pharmacists must monitor the function of this organ in patients taking Lithium. (Hint: it filters your blood).

Kidney

400

Cobalt is a metal that is a component of this essential vitamin.

Vitamin B12

400

Commonly known as baking soda, this substance is also used in medicine and can help when there is too much acid in the body.

Sodium bicarbonate

400

I treat nausea.

I'm commonly given as a tablet that can dissolve.

My brand name starts with a Z.

Ondansetron (Zofran)

400

The herb, cilantro, may taste like this to some people due to a variation in one of their olfactory genes.

Soap

500

This neurotransmitter is commonly associated with the body's reward system.

Dopamine

500

The presence of this element is what makes fireworks blue.

Copper

500

Originally produced as military agents during World War II, it was then discovered that nitrogen mustards could be used to treat this condition.

Cancer

500

I can help with anxiety and agitation.

I'm a benzodiazepine.

My brand name starts with an A.

Lorazepam (Ativan)

500

Kale and other green leafy vegetables contain this vitamin that can affect the function of the blood thinner warfarin.

Vitamin K

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