Human Body
Diseases and Treatments
Medical History
Medical Acronyms
Nutrition
100

Glycogen is the way the body stores glucose - better known by what common name?

What is Sugar?

100

The medical term for the sideways curvature of the spine that most often occurs in young adults during a growth spurt. 

What is scoliosis?

100

This brand of over-the-counter acetaminophen was first introduced in 1955.

What is tylenol?

100

Infection of the bladder, ureter and kidney

What is a UTI?

100

These two are considered healthy fats

What are monounsaturated and Polyunsaturated fats?

200

The thinnest skin on your body is located here. 

What is an eyelid?

200

A nephrologist specializes in the treatment of this organ.

What are kidneys?

200

The most widely used vaccine in the history of medicine is mostly used to treat this infection of the lungs.

What is tuberculosis?

200

Including naproxen and ibuprofen, the class of pain relievers known as NSAIDs stands for non-WHAT anti-inflammatory drugs

What is steroidal?

200

This mineral is important for regulating blood pressure and fluid balance.

What is potassium?

300

This medical term refers to a hard bump under the skin that can be cancerous or benign, and cystic if it’s filled with fluid?

What is a nodule?

300

This term is used to describe a disease that is common or constantly present in a given population.

What is Endemic?

300

This street drug was briefly marketed as a cough suppressant in 1898 as it was not believed to be addictive.

What is heroin?

300

A blood test used to diagnose and monitor diabetes which indicates blood sugar levels over the past three months.

HbA1c

300

This nutrient is important for maintaining healthy skin, nails, and hair.

What is Biotin?

400

The term for a series of uncontrollable  intakes of air caused by sudden spasms of the diaphragm

What are hiccups?

400

During a clinical assessment, a brain imaging scan called a PET scan may be administered. The definition of PET is

What is Positron Emission Tomography?

400

This disease was deemed eradicated in 1980 after a worldwide vaccination program?

What is smallpox?

400

A test to determine levels of carbon dioxide, oxygen, and acidity levels in the blood flowing away from the heart

What is ABG?

400

Building and repairing tissues in the body is the primary function of this molecule?

What is protein?

500

The largest artery in the body.

What is the aorta?

500

A nervous system disease that weakens muscles and impacts physical function.

What is ALS?

500

This man was the first black medical doctor.

Who is James McCune Smith?

500

The medical term for taking your prescription four times a day. 

What is q.i.d.?

500

This nutrient is essential for the formation of hemoglobin in red blood cells

What is iron?

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