Consumer Health
Privileges guaranteed to a consumer.
What are consumer rights?
The effect of reacting less and less to exposure to something.
What is desensitization?
Medical expense not paid by insurance.
What is an exclusion?
Cause of death for over 6 million people in 2011 and over 600,000 who do not directly partake.
What is tobacco use?
Everything around a person.
What is the environment?
A person involved in health fraud.
What is a quack?
General health care.
What is primary care?
X-ray technician.
What is a radiologist?
Health problem a person has prior to obtaining health insurance.
What is a preexisting condition?
Water vapor and gases in the atmosphere absorb and reflect infrared rays and warm the Earth's surface.
What is the Greenhouse Effect?
CPSC.
What is the Consumer Product Safety Commission?
Physician who specializes in treatment of muscles, bones and joints.
What is an orthopedist?
Uses the threat of bacteria, viruses or toxins as weapons.
What is a bioterrorist?
Rights of all patients during medical treatment.
What are the Patients Bill of Rights?
Adopting everyday methods or a lifestyle to protect the environment and sustain its' natural resources for current and future generations.
What is "Going Green?"
Steps in creating a budget.
What is list your income, list your expenses and create a balanced budget (income equal or greater to expenditures)?
A physician who specializes in care of the skin.
What is a dermatologist?
Serious life-threatening disease spread by mosquitoes.
What is malaria?
Laws enacted by the U.S. Congress.
What are federal laws?
Water that is not contaminated or salty.
What is freshwater?
Money management tips (4 steps).
What are get a job, delay buying, set goals, and save?
Health care organization that organizes health care services for its' members at a reduced cost.
What is a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)?
A deficiency of calories, protein, vitamins or minerals as a result of inadequate diet.
What is undernutrition?
Specializes in the feet.
What is a podiatrist?
Unit used to measure the loudness of sounds.
What is a decibel?