Human Anatomy
What is the largest organ on the human body, protecting us from microbes and regulating temperature?
Skin
Antibiotics are strictly used to kill this type of microorganism, meaning they won't work on a cold or flu.
Bacteria
Doctors or nurses use this tool to listen to your heartbeat and lung sounds.
Stethoscope
This chronic condition causes the airways to narrow and swell, often requiring a rescue inhaler.
Asthma
This 3-letter life-saving technique involves chest compressions and rescue breaths for someone whose heart has stopped.
CPR
What is the longest and strongest bone in the human body, located in the thigh?
Femur
This highly contagious viral infection is famous for causing a high fever and a distinct, itchy red rash(small spots) all over the body.
Chickenpox
This imaging test uses radiation to create a picture of the bones inside your body.
X-Ray
Characterized by high blood sugar levels, this condition happens when the body doesn't produce or properly use insulin.
Diabetes
To stop a minor wound from bleeding, your very first action should be to apply firm, direct this.
Pressure
What are the pair of spongy, air-filled organs are responsible for absorbing oxygen from the air you breathe?
Lungs
Hydrophobia, or a extreme fear of water, is a classic and fatal symptom of this animal-borne virus.
Rabies
This is the common name for a "sphygmomanometer," the sleeve-like device wrapped around your arm to measure arterial force.
Blood Pressure Cuff
A sudden interruption of blood flow to the brain, colloquially known as a "brain attack."
Stroke
If someone is having a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction (anaphylaxis), you should immediately inject them with this medication.
Epinephrine(EpiPen)
What is the hard, clear layer that covers the front of the eye and helps focus on incoming light?
Cornea
This historical bacterial disease, also known as the "White Plague," primarily attacks the lungs and is spread through airborne droplets.
Tuberculosis (TB)
A medical professional who specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses and can prescribe medication.
Psychiatrist
These uncomfortable involuntary spasms of the diaphragm muscle can usually be cured with time or a glass of water.
Hiccups
This device, typically a tight band, is wrapped around a limb to completely stop bleeding.
Tourniquet
What is the section of the brain, located at the back of the skull, that coordinates muscle movements and balance?
Cerebellum
Tinea pedis is the medical name for this common, itchy fungal infection.
Athlete's foot
This clip-like device attached to a patient's finger uses light to measure the oxygen saturation levels in their blood.
Pulse oximeter
This is the medical term for a lateral, or side-to-side, curvature of the spine.
Scoliosis
If someone passes out from the heat, you should move them to a cool place and raise these body parts about 12 inches to help blood flow back to the heart and brain.
Legs