Anatomy & Physiology
Medical Terminology
Diseases & Disorders
Medical Careers
First Aid & Safety
100

This organ pumps blood throughout the body. 

What is the heart?

100

This prefix means "three."

What is tri-?

100

This disease is characterized by high blood glucose levels. 

What is diabetes?

100

This healthcare professional performs operations?

What is a surgeon?

100

In the US, this is the phone number to call for a medical emergency. 

What is 911?

200

This is the largest organ of the human body. 

What is the skin?

200

This suffix means "inflammation."

What is -itis?

200

This condition occurs when the airways become inflamed and narrowed, causing wheezing and difficulty breathing. 

What is asthma?

200

This healthcare professional takes and interprets medical images, such as X-rays. 

What is a radiologic technologist, radiographer, or X-ray tech?

200

This acronym describes the steps used to help someone experiencing cardiac arrest: compressions, airway, and breathing. 

What is CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)?

300

This is the longest and strongest bone in the human body. 

What is the femur?

300

This prefix means "slow."

What is brady-?

300

This type of microorganism causes influenza. 

What is a virus?

300

This healthcare professional specializes in medications and how they work. 

What is a pharmacist?

300

This emergency conditions occurs when the brain's blood supply is interrupted or reduced, usually by a blood clot?

What is a stroke? 

400

This gland produces insulin, which helps regulate blood glucose levels. 

What is the pancreas?

400

This term means difficulty breathing. 

What is dyspnea?

400

This chronic disease causes progressive damage to the joints and can involve the immune system attacking joint tissue. 

What is rheumatoid arthritis?

400

This healthcare professional helps patients improve movement and recover physical function after an injury. 

What is a physical therapist?

400

This device delivers an electrical shock to help restore a normal heart rhythm during certain cardiac emergencies. 

What is an AED (automated external defibrillator)?

500

This part of the brain is responsible for balance and coordination. 

What is the cerebellum?

500

This term refers to an abnormally low number of red blood cells or low hemoglobin. 

What is anemia?

500

This condition occurs when the body cannot maintain adequate blood flow to meet the needs of its tissues. 

What is shock?

500

This healthcare professional specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the nervous system.

What is a neurologist?

500

This is the first thing you should check before approaching someone who may need emergency assistance. 

What is scene safety?

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