Medical terminology
Anatomy and physiology
Sports medicine
Healthcare professions
Random science facts
100

what is hypertension?

high blood pressure

100

This bone connects the sternum to the scapula

The clavicle

100

This common condition affects the lower leg area due to overuse in sports such as track and field or cross country. 

Shin splints

100

What is the largest healthcare profession?

Nursing

100

What kind of injury makes up the majority of hospital visits?

sprains and strains

200
what does “tachy” refer to?

fast

200

this is the primary muscle involved in breathing

The diaphragm 

200

What does RICE stand for?

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevate 

200

What organ does a nephrologist specialize in?

Kidney

200

Is it possible for animals to be allergic to humans?

yes, animals can be allergic to human dander

300
what is known as blue discoloration of the skin?

Cyanosis

300

There are two types of involuntary muscles

Smooth and cardiac

300

What is the ligament injured in an ankle EVERSION sprain?

deltoid ligament

300

How many years does it take to become a physician assistant?

6-7 years

300

What percentage of healthcare professionals are female?

about 80%

400

What does the suffix “ectomy” refer to?

incision 

400

 Maintaining a regular body temperature is an example of what proces?

Homeostasis 

400

This test is used to determine the presence of an intact Achilles tendon by squeezing the calf

The Thompson test
400

What is an ear, nose, and throat doctor called?

Otolaryngologist 

400

what percent of the cells in the human body are bacterial cells?

over 50%

500

What is the suffix that refers to eating

-phagia 

500

These are the smallest blood vessels, which exchange gas, nutrients, and waste

Capillaries 

500

This knee ligament is the least commonly injured and is often injured in wrestling

MCL

500

What are the levels of nursing professions- from least to most training?

Certified Nursing, Assistant Licensed Practical Nurse, Registered Nurse, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

500

What is the function or earlobe?

they have no biological function