Name that Health Center
Name that Illness
Directions
What doctor do I need?
What in the Word?
100

This location is somewhere you go with big medical emergencies like a broken bone or high, persistent fever.

What is the Emergency Room/Emergency Department?

100

This illness is defined by respiratory (breathing) issues, high fever, and body aches. This illness usually is most common in the fall and winter.

What is the flu?

100

This is the name of the person you should ask if you have questions about the medication you are taking.

What is a Pharmacist? 

100

This is who you go see for your yearly check ups and vaccines. You can also see this person when you are sick with non-emergency issues.

What is your Primary Care Physician?

100

A substance that stimulates antibody production (immune system response) to provide immunity against disease. Can be in an injection or aerosol format.

What is a vaccine?

200

This location is somewhere you go with minor medical issues or emergencies like vomiting or a strained ankle.

What is Urgent Care?

200

Help! I ate something bad and about three hours (to 3 days later) my stomach hurts, I am nauseous, and I am throwing up. What illness do I have?

What is Food Poisoning?

200

In abbreviated terms, this is called TBSP. You might see this word on liquid medication directions

What is Tablespoon?

200

This person is a doctor that reads X-rays when someone breaks their bones or is sick

What is a Radiologist?

200

A broken bone or broken cartilage

What is a fracture?

300

This is where you go to get your yearly checkups and vaccines. You can also go here with an appointment when you are sick.

What is a Doctor's Office/Primary Care Physician?

300

This disease is chronic, and happens when a person's body cannot regulate their insulin correctly. There are three types: Type 1, Type 2, and Gestational.

What is diabetes?

300

In abbreviated terms, this is called TSP. You might see this word on liquid medication directions

What is Teaspoon?

300

This person is a doctor that helps people with heart issues

What is a cardiologist?

300

This word means stitches to doctors

What are sutures?

400

This is a big building that usually has a lot of medical offices in it. Some examples of what can be here are Primary Care, Cardiology, Emergency Department, Surgery, and Cancer Treatment among many other things!

What is a Hospital?

400

This chronic disease occurs when cells (the body's building blocks) multiply too quickly and spread around the body.

What is Cancer?
400

This word on the prescription bottle means how many times you can go back to the doctor/pharmacist to get the same medication

What is Refill?
400

This person is a doctor that helps people with skin and cosmetic issues like acne or moles

What is a dermatologist?

400

This word means the act of breathing

What is respiration

500

This organization works to promote public health and can provide low-cost vaccines, disease testing, and social services to the public

What is the health department?

500

Help! I was bitten by a bat and I am starting to feel crazy, afraid of water, and spasming. What disease do I have?

What is Rabies?

500

Should you ever take a medicine that is not prescribed (told by the doctor) to you?

NO!

500

This type of person is a doctor that works with children

What is a pediatrician?

500

SUPER CHALLENGE! This is the doctor word for heart attack.

What is myocardial infarction?

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