Anatomy/Physiology
This organ is responsible for respiration
What are the Lungs?
This cell is responsible for transporting O2 and CO2 throughout the body
What is a Red Blood Cell?
This disease is very prevalent during the winter months and causes fatigue/aches, fevers, and coughing
What is the Flu?
This part of the body is associated with the root "cardi"
This profession is responsible for dispensing prescriptions and advising patients about the safe usage of these drugs
What is a Pharmacist?
These chambers of the heart are the superior ones
What are the Atria?
The intercellular matrix of blood
What is Plasma?
This diseased is characterized by weak and brittle bones
What is Osteoporosis?
The root "derm" refers to this part of the human body
What is Skin?
This profession treats patients with mental health issues, but they cannot prescribe drugs
What is a Psychologist?
This lobe of the brain is linked to executive functions
What is the Frontal Lobe?
This cell shape is organized with equal length and width
What is Cuboidal?
This disease causes blisters, like cold sores, and is transmitted through tactile contact
What is HSV (Herpes Simplex Virus)?
This abbreviation means "Stroke"
What is CVA?
This profession works in a domiciliary setting and takes care of those with chronic illnesses
What is a Home Health Aide?
This organ is one of the largest within the body and can fully regenerate itself
What is the Liver?
The functional unit of a muscle cell
What are Sarcomeres?
When the ventricles of the heart beat too quickly to pump oxygenated blood to the body
What is V-Tach (Ventricular Tachycardia)?
The root that means "to break down"
What is "Clast" ?
What is an Interventional Radiologist?
These are the cocentric rings within bone tissue
What are Lamellae?
The white blood cell responsible for making antibodies and remembering antigens
What is a B-Cell?
The bacteria that causes strep throat
What is Streptococcus Pyogenes?
This abbreviation means that the patient should take their medication "as needed"
What is PRN (Pro Re Nata)?
This profession specializes in two divisions of the same system that is one of the most important systems in the body
What is a Neurologist?