First Aid
Human Body
Public Health
Medical Jargon
100

The emergency technique combining chest compressions and rescue breaths to save sudden cardiac arrest victims

What is CPR?

100

This vital organ beats about 100,000 times a day to pump blood throughout your entire body.

What is the heart?

100

The minimum number of seconds you should scrub your hands with soap to effectively kill harmful bacteria.

What is 20 seconds?

100

A medical professional who specializes in diagnosing, treating, and operating on the human heart.

What is a cardiologist?

200

This quick medical procedure, involving rubbing a cotton stick inside the mouth, is all it takes to join the NMDP registry.

What is a cheek swab?

200

The normal, healthy average temperature for a human adult in degrees Fahrenheit.

What is 98.6 degrees?

200

True or False: Antibiotics can be used to cure a viral infection like the common cold or flu.

What is False? (Antibiotics only kill bacteria, not viruses)

200

This is the common, everyday name for what doctors call a "fracture."Answer: What is a broken bone?

What is a broken bone?

300

The lifesaving medical initiative abbreviated as "S.T.B" that trains everyday citizens to stop severe arterial bleeding.

What is Stop The Bleed?

300

The largest organ of the human body, which acts as your primary barrier against infections and germs.

What is the skin?

300

This sticky, fluid substance in your airway actually traps dust and viruses to keep your lungs safe.

What is mucus? (or phlegm)

300

This common medical professional cleans your teeth, takes X-rays, and gives you a free toothbrush at your checkup.

What is a dentist? (or dental hygienist!)

400

This portable electronic device automatically diagnoses life-threatening heart rhythms and delivers a shock if needed.

What is an AED (Automatic External Defibrillator)?

400

Adults have 206 of these structural components making up their skeletal system, but babies are actually born with around 300.

What are bones?

400

True or False: If you drop food on the clean kitchen floor, the "5-second rule" means germs completely ignore it for 5 seconds.

What is False? (Bacteria can attach to food instantly!)

400

This fast-moving emergency vehicle uses loud sirens and flashing red lights to rush sick people to the hospital.

What is an ambulance?

500

The emergency physical maneuver used to clear a severe upper airway obstruction from a choking person.

What is the Heimlich manuever?

500

These specialized blood cells are responsible for carrying fresh oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your tissues.

What are red blood cells?

500

True or False: Eating a lot of sugary candy and chocolate can cause cavities in your teeth.

What is True? (Sugar feeds the bacteria that cause tooth decay)

500

The area of medicine or emergency care that specializes in treating infants, children, and adolescents.

What is pediatrics?

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