Medical Terminology
Mindset
Anatomy
Teamwork
Feedback & Nerves
100

The body is standing up, facing forward, the hands by the side with the palms facing forward, with fingers slightly stretched out. 

Anatomical Position

100

In this mindset, we believe we just are who we are. We hate feedback and failure, and when something takes time or work, we want to quit.

Fixed mindset

100

In anatomy, this means above

Superior

100

This important attribute forms the foundation of the teamwork pyramid.

Trust

100

This feedback strategy involves starting with a positive observation, then offering a suggestion for improvement and concluding with encouragement or another positive comment.

Feedback Sandwich

200

The part of a medical term that comes at the beginning and usually describes the location or intensity of the term. 

Prefix

200

This mindset believes that growth takes time, effort and resources. Failure and even negative feedback is a way to learn. We are inspired by others' success.

growth mindset

200

In anatomy, this mean below

Inferior

200

This part of teamwork is normal, inevitable and can drive growth, depth and productivity.

Conflict

200

The first step of effective feedback signals that feedback is coming. 

Micro-Yes

300

The part of the medical term that is the most important - it usually describes the location in the human body.

Root word
300

A three-letter word that can come at the end of a phrase like, "I'm not ready for college" or "I can't pay my bills."

"Yet!"

300

In anatomy, this means the body is facing up (the person is lying on their back)

Supine

300

This ingredient for strong functional teams involves being dedicated to a cause or activity.

Commitment!

300

This second step of effective feedback involves an objective, clear and specific observation or fact about what happened.

Data point

400

This part of a medical term comes at the end and usually indicates a disorder, procedure, status, etc. 

Suffix

400

This type of habit is a small, consistent but powerful daily action. 

 Atomic

400

How many organ systems are in the human body?

11

400

A LACK of this on teams involves defensiveness, blame, rationalizing, avoidance and procrastination

Accountability

400

How long AND when should you hold a power pose?

2 minutes and BEFORE a high stress event.

500

Heart (or a famous rapper/songwriter)

Cardi

500

How long does it take to establish a good habit?

forever

500

This human system helps protect your body from outside invaders, such as viruses, infections or toxins. 

Immune System

500

On functional teams, everyone pulls together to deliver these. 

Results

500

What three words should you say BEFORE a high-stress, evaluative event?

I am excited!

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