Anatomy
Health Care Profession
Symptoms/conditions
Numbers
Medicines/drugs
100

Place in your jaw bone in which a tooth is attached

Alveolus / alveioli / tooth socket

100

Help in the baby delivery

Midwife

100

To ruin your health or become completely exhausted through overwork

Burn out

100

38.2 °C

thirty eight point two degrees Centigrade

100

Drugs that suppress the strength of the body's immune system (i.e: organ transplant)

immunosuppressives

200

the third molars at the back of the mouth

Wisdom teeth

200

dentist specialized in braces

Orthodontists

200

To feel extremely tired

Wear out / fatigue / exhaustion / drowsiness

200

120/80 mmHg

one hundred and twenty over eighty millimetres of mercury

200

Immediate treatment for anaphylactic shock

Epinephine / adrenaline

300

name of the white part of the eye

Sclera

300

profession that hands the scalpel to the surgeon

surgical technologists / surgical technician / scrub tech 

300

Something shows up out of nothing and spreads fast. Tip: skin allergy.

Break out in something / erupt / rash

300

4 - 5.5 mmol/L

4 to 5.5 milimol per liter

300

Drugs used to decrease heart rhythm

Beta blockers

400

What do these 3 structures make up: portal vein, hepatic artery, and bile ducts.

Portal triad / hepatoduodenal ligament

400

medical doctor that is responsible for blood transfusion

Hematologists / phlebotomists 

400

To loose hair completely

alopecia

400

2′ 4″

2 feet 4 inches

400

Group of drugs which act to reduce levels of cholesterol in the blood

Statins

500

Group of muscles and tendons that attaches the humerus to the shoulder blade and helps to lift and rotate your arm

rotator cuff ("SITS": supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and subscapularis)

500

doctors who practice hospital medicine primarily at night shifts

Nocturnist

500

When you keep your jaw tense while sleeping

Bruxism / Teeth grinding 

500

1lb is the equivalent of 0.45kg

1 POUND is the equivalent of 0.45kg

500

Used in the treatment of epileptic seizures

Anticonvulsants

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