Progressive degenerative disease that attacks the brain and results in impaired memory, thinking, and behavior
What is Alzheimer's Disease
100
This type of medication neutralizes stomach acid by increasing PH
What is Antacid
200
Medical terminology is based in two languages:
What is Greek and Latin
200
This term means throughout the body:
What is Systemic
200
Means below the skin:
What is Subcutaneous
200
Severe brain inflammation that causes edema and nerve cell destruction, with sudden and acute onset:
What is Encephalitis
200
This agency is responsible for ensuring that products available for consumption by the public are safe.
What is FDA
300
Known as "The lady of the lamp"
What is Florence Nightingale
300
This combining form means tissue death:
What is necr/o
300
Upper arm bone:
What is Humerus
300
ARMD - disease that affects the macula, the small central point of light-sensing retina in the back of the eye.
What is Age-Related Macular Degeneration
300
Medicine categorized in this schedule does not have a recognized medicinal or clinical use in the U.S.
What is SCHEDULE I
400
U.S. Army major, discovered the cause of Yellow Fever:
What is Walter Reed
400
This term means cartilage cells:
What is Chondrocytes
400
The thyroid is part of this system:
What is Endocrine
400
Loss of hair, usually occurring on the scalp:
What is Alopecia
400
This publication provides information on chemical composition, use and precautions as well as ways to treat overdosing and all clinics are required to have in a binder.
What is MSDS MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
500
Chemist who discover that microorganisms can be destroyed with heating:
What is Louis Pasteur
500
This term means the study of blood:
What is Hematology
500
Central, peripheral and autonomic are all part of this system:
What is Nervous
500
Chronic systemic inflammatory disease attacking joints and surrounding tissues.
What is Rheumatoid Arthritis
500
Produces a calming effect to reduce mental tension and anxiety without causing sleep.