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100

Adults have 206 of these structures, but infants are born with around 270 before they fuse together.

What are bones?

100

Making up about 55% of your blood, this yellowish liquid component carries water, salts, and enzymes.

What is Plasma?

100

If a witch wanted to brew a potion targeting the skin, she would use a root word beginning with this four-letter root.

What is derm? (or dermat/o)

100

If a zombie attacks your chest and stops your heart, a bystander will immediately need to perform this lifesaving action.

What is CPR

100

It isn't a ghost; it is this official HOSA color that represents the continuity of care in the healthcare field.

What is medical white?

200

This bone, commonly known as the shoulder blade, connects the humerus with the clavicle.

What is the Scapula?

200

Vampires look for these specific cells, also known as erythrocytes, which use hemoglobin to carry oxygen.

What are red blood cells?

200

This prefix literally means "dead" or "death," as seen in terms like tissue death.

What is necro-?

200

If a skeleton cracks its spine, a doctor will order this type of imaging, which uses a massive magnet and radio waves to see soft tissues without any radiation.

What is an MRI?

200

If you want to solve a spooky murder mystery using medical evidence, you should compete in this high school event.

What is Forensic Science?

300

This term describes a fracture where the broken bone breaks completely through the skin.

What is a Compound Fracture? (or Open Fracture)

300

Vampires would love to study these tiny, plate-shaped cell fragments, also known as thrombocytes, because they rush to the scene to plug a bleeding cut.

What are platelets?

300

This suffix means an incision or cutting into, like when a mad scientist performs a tracheotomy.

What is -tomy?

300

Healthcare workers wear this three-letter acronym of equipment—including gloves, masks, and gowns—to protect themselves from scary viruses and fluids.

What is PPE?

300

This HOSA color does not represent blood, but rather the strength, courage, and determination of healthcare students.

What is maroon?

400

The axial skeleton consists of the skull, vertebral column, and this ribcage structure that protects the heart and lungs.

What is the Thoracic Cage?

400

If a vampire has Type AB+ blood, they are incredibly lucky in healthcare because they are known as this type of recipient.

What is a Universal Recipient?

400

The prefix "leuko-" means white, and the suffix "-penia" means this type of deficiency or lack.

What is a decrease or deficiency?

400

If you are bit by a radioactive monster, you might be rushed to this department of the hospital, known by this two-letter acronym.

What is the ER? (or ED)

400

If a HOSA meeting descends into complete chaos, the president can restore order by brushing up on this standard book of parliamentary procedure.

What is Robert's Rules of Order?

500

This ghost-white, smooth tissue covers the ends of bones at joints, reducing friction and acting as a shock absorber so bones don't painfully scrape together.

What is cartilage?

500

This iron-rich protein gives blood its red color and binds to oxygen molecules in the lungs.

What is Hemoglobin?

500

If a spell causes "cardiomegaly," the victim's heart has undergone this physical change.

What is enlargement?

500

If a vampire bites a patient, a phlebotomist might draw blood to perform this incredibly common three-letter test that counts red cells, white cells, and platelets.

What is a CBC?

500

Under standard parliamentary rules, this is the exact term for a formal proposal made by a member to get the chapter to take action.

What is a motion?