Do you know the human body?
The only human organ that has the ability to regenerate itself
What is the liver?
CBC is a common test done on patients. "CBC" stands for... (Hint: you need to use a needle to run this test)
What is complete blood count?
The medical tool used to listen to a patient's heart and lung sounds?
What is a stethoscope?
How many muscles make up the quadriceps group?
What is 4?
The college that Ashley attended
What is Chatham University?
The largest organ of the human body
What is the skin?
Some medications can be administered via IV route. "IV" is short for...
What is intravenous?
The name of the tool that Norah is holding
What is a reflex hammer?
Part of the body affected by conjunctivitis
The eye (Pink eye!)
The subject that Norah majored in in college
What is Biochemistry?
The largest bone in the human body
What is the femur?
What does "ICU" stand for in a hospital?
Intensive Care Unit
When a patient is diagnosed with mononucleosis, they are advised to not participate in contact sports due to splenomegaly that is present with the disease. Splenomegaly means...
Enlarged spleen - risk of rupture!
Nephrolithiasis is a differential diagnosis for someone with flank pain. Another name for nephrolithiasis is...
What is a kidney stone?
The location of the branch campus of LECOM that Norah and Ashley attend
What is Seton Hill University (or Greensburg, PA)?
The location of the body where you would find the radius and the ulna
What is the arm?
When a patient is having a heart attack, they sometimes may experience "SOB". What does "SOB" stand for? Hint: it is a symptom!
What is shortness of breath?
What a defibrillator is used for
What is restore normal heart beat by administering electric shocks
The hormone responsible for increasing heart rate and preparing the body for crisis
What is adrenaline (epinephrine)
The total number of years that it takes to become a doctor/physician after high school
What is 10-14 years?
The term 'subcostal' is used for things situated or performed below which set of bones
What are the ribs?
The ACL is located in the knee... "ACL" stands for...
Anterior Cruciate Ligament
The most common test used to evaluate a patient's heart function is called an "EKG" which stand for...
What is an electrocardiogram?
The more well-known/common name for a myocardial infarction (MI)?
What is a heart attack?
One of the things that distinguishes an osteopathic doctor from an allopathic doctor is the use of OMM when treating some patients. "OMM" stands for...
What is "Osteopathic Medical Manipulation"?