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N, the row of bones down the center of your back
Spine
N, the regular beat that your heart makes as it pumps blood around your body
Pulse
N, blood come out of your nose
Nosebleed
N, to lose blood because of an injury
Bleeding
N, the part of the hospital where people are taken when they need urgent treatment
Emergency Room
N, a desire for food
Appetite
N, a bad pain that you get when a muscle suddenly becomes tight
Muscle cramp
Crutch
N, making short sounds in your throat that you can not control
Hiccup
N, the tube in your body that carries food from your stomach
Intestine
N, one of the two organs in your lower back that separate waste liquid from blood
Kidney
N, the smallest part of a living being
Cell
N, one of the tubes through which blood flows to your heart and other parts of your body
Vein
N, the organ inside your body that cleans your blood
Liver
N, a part of the body, such as the heart or lungs, that has a particular purpose
Internal Organ
N, a way of placing someone if they have had an accident and are unconscious
Recovery Position
V, to injure your wrist, knee, ect by suddenly twisting it
Sprain
ADJ, if you become sick if you eat, touch, or breath something
Allergic
N, A chemical substance produced by your body that influences its growth and development
Hormone
N, an area on your body that becomes bigger than usual because of injury or sickness
Swelling
N, an electrical force that is produced by the brain and that can be measured
Brain Wave
ADJ, Unable to move a part of your body
Paralyzed
ADJ, Unable to see, move, feel ect especially because you have had an accident or been given drugs
Unconscious
V, food that comes up from your stomach and comes out your mouth
Vomit
ADJ, clean and likely to prevent diseases from spreading
Hygienic