First AID
A superficial burn is of what degree?
What is first degree?
PTSD
What is post traumatic stress disorder?
Which is not a characteristic of proteins?
What is "Can self-replicate"
What profession deals with treating skin conditions?
What is a dermatologist?
This type of disease involves the pancreas not being able to produce enough insulin
What is Type II Diabetes?
What famous song released in 1977 is CPR often performed to?
What is Stayin Alive?
What is rest, ice, compression, elevation?
This process (shown in the image below) is completed...
C6H12O6 + O2 -> CO2 + H2O
What is "in the cytoplasm"?
What's the most common job in the medical field?
What is a nurse?
This disease is usually characterized by a tremor, rigidity, or bradykinesia (slowness of movement and speed).
What is Parkinson's Disease?
What is the term for the emergency procedure used to clear a blocked airway in a conscious choking victim?
What is heimlick meneuver?
HGB
What is hemoglobin?
A person suffers from food poisoning after eating a spoiled lemon, and later finds that the smell of limes and other citrus fruits make her nauseous. This is an example of:
What is "generalization"?
What is the highest paying job in the medical field?
What is physician or surgeon?
This type of disorder affects communication and interaction, but does not necessarily affect language or cognitive functions. It is a form of Autism Spectrum Disorder and a developmental disorder in which people affected by it can have a hard time socializing, perform behaviors repetitively, or narrow their range of interest.
What is Aspergers?
What substance is often injected in people suffering from an allergic reaction?
What is epinephrine?
What is irritable bowel syndrome?
How many different types of gametes would be produced by an organism of genotype AabbCcDdEE, if all of the genes assort independently?
What is 16?
What is the fasting growing field in healthcare?
What is nursing?
This disorder affects muscle tone, movement, mobility, and posture. It occurs due to damage to the developing brain (likely before birth) and symptoms usually appear during infancy/preschool years. Children with the disorder may have exaggerated reflexes.
What is Cerebral Palsy?
What term describes the process of manually restoring normal heart rhythm using electrical shocks?
What is defibrillation?
P
What is post/after?
A 6 ft man lifts a 100-lb weight from the floor to a height 1 ft above his head.
How much work is done in lifting the weight?
What is "700 foot-pounds"?
What is the name of the medical specialty that focuses on the preventative, diagnosis, and non-surgical treatment of adult diseases?
What is internal medicine?
This is a neurological disorder that can cause a person to repeatedly perform an action or create sound. For instance, people affected by the disorder may have tics or blink over and over again.
What is Tourettes?