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Name that body part/area
Legalities
100
This gastrostomy tube delivers nutrition directly into the stomach. 

What is G-tube? 

100

Elevated body temperature. 

What is hyperthermic?

100

Rib cage.

What is Thorax? 

100

Identifying health information that can be linked to a person individually. 

What is Protected Health Information (PHI)? 

200

This catheter is placed above the pubic bone through an opening in the skin. 

What is Suprapubic catheter? 

200

This is a condition in which the body overheats.

What is hyperthermia? 

200

Individual bone of the spine; plural form is vertebrae.

What is Vertebra? 

200
These systems in every state, created by federal government to have authority to investigate allegations of abuse in public facilities and to represent individuals or groups of individuals with disabilities in advocacy matters, including complaints and litigation. 

What is Protection and Advocacy (P&A)? 

300

Feeding tubes placed into the small bowl to reduce the risk of aspiration. 

What is small bowel tube feeding. 

300

An enhanced state of arousal and sensitivity to potential dangers in the environment, often accompanied by anxiety; a frequent symptom of PTSD. 

What is Hypervigilance? 

300

Pertaining to the ribs.

What is Thoracic? 

300
The first federal civil rights legislation for people with disabilities. The law also prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in hiring, placement and promotion decisions. 
What is the Rehabilitation Act of 1973? 
400
This tube is inserted into an opening in the neck to provide oxygen-rich air into the lungs, bypassing the mouth and nose. 

What is tracheostomy tube? 

400

The involuntary increase in muscle tone and exaggerated deep tendon reflexes; overactive and over-responsive reflexes. 

What is Hyperreflexia? 
400

Part of the limbic system; most commonly associated with memory functioning. 

What is Hippocampus? 

400

A ruling made by the US Supreme Court requiring the provision of community-based services when such services are available and not opposed by that patient(s) in question, as opposed to being institutionalized. 

What is the Olmstead decision? 

500

Entry of foreign matter, such as enteral feeding, into the respiratory system. 

What is Tracheal aspiration? 

500
Excessive hunger and increased appetite. 

What is Hyperphagia? 

500

Where the first cervical vertebra connects to the head at the base of the skull. 

What is Atlanto-occipital joint? 
500

A federal law, enacted in 1981, authorizing the establishment of home and community-based Medicaid waivers, allowing states to provide medical and related services tailored to the unique needs of a particular population. 

What is Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act?