Through the ages
The creation of hospitals to accommodate the sick.
What is Rome?
Physician who reads X-rays, MRIs, and CT Scans.
What is a walk-in clinic?
Are viral or bacterial infections treated with antibiotics?
What is bacterial infections?
Abbreviation for diagnosis.
What is Dx or dx?
The invention of the concepts of diagnosis and prompts.
What is Egypt?
Medical doctor who performs medical and surgical interventions for eye conditions.
Who is an Opthalmologist?
A facility that treats illnesses that are non-life threatening.
What is a(n) urgent care facility?
This part of Medicare covers hospital and skilled nursing costs.
What is part A?
Abbreviation for etiology.
What is etiol, et.?
The importance of clean water in preventing disease.
What is Greece?
A medical doctor who evaluates, monitor, and supervise patient care before, during and after surgery.
Who is an anesthesiologist?
A facility such as meals, laundry, housekeeping, social events, transportation and some basic medical care is provided.
What is a independent-living care facility?
This type of government insurance is a federal and state funded program. Paid for by state and federal taxes.
What is Medicaid?
Abbreviation for fracture.
What is Fr or Fx?
The use of herbs to treat illness.
Type of physician who you see as a first point of contact.
Primary care physician.
Facilities that offer care for patients with terminal illness.
What is hospice?
This British doctor developed the practice of vaccination.
Who is Edward Jenner?
Spell the abbreviation for EEG
What is electroencephalogram?
What is the Renaissance?
What type of care is it if you were to go see a specialist?
What is secondary care?
These centers are setup to handle the most serious emergency cases.
Waht are trauma centers?
This was a disease transmitted by small rodents who were infested with fleas.
What is the Black Death or Bubonic plague?
Spell the term for AIDS.
What is acquired immunodeficiency disease syndrome