Careers
Ethics
Vitals
Disease
Medical Terms
100

Someone you see when you are sick.

What is a Doctor?

100

Law that is broken when confidential information is shared.

What is HIPAA?

100

length of time respirations is measured.

What is a minute?

100

This common respiratory viral illness is often confused with a cold but brings sudden high fevers, body aches, and fatigue.

What is the Flu?

100

Prefix for slow.

What is brady-?

200

Someone you see when you get your tonsils removed.

What is an ENT specialist

200

Ones ability to make decisions over their own self. 

What is autonomy?
200

Vital signs taken at admission to use as a baseline.

What is height and weight?

200

An illness that is long term.

What is a Chronic disease?

200

This suffix means surgical removal of.

What is -ectomy?



300
The exam to get into medical school.

What is the MCAT?

300

A legal document that allows patients to state their preferences for life-sustaining treatments and nutritional support before they become incapacitated.

What is a Living will?

300

Chemical in early thermometers.

What is Mercury?

300

In medicine, if a disease or tumor is non-cancerous and does not spread to other parts of the body, it is given this descriptor.

What is benign?
300

This term means a rapid heart rate (usually over 100 beats per minute).

What is Tachycardic?

400

Administers medications that aid in loss of sensation or consciousness. 

What is an anesthesiologist?

400

The ethical rule requiring that healthcare providers do no harm.

What is Non-maleficence? 


400

temperature taken here is called tympanic temperature.

What is an ear?

400
Treatment that helps treat kidney failure.

What is Dialysis?

400

This root word indicates the color blue.

What is cyan-?

500

Exam that a nurse takes to become licensed.

What is the NCLEX?

500

Religious text that dates back to 400 B.C. used as a professional covenant. 

What is the Hippocratic oath?

500

Blood pressure is measured by these.

What is systolic and diastolic?

500

This ancient bacterial disease, spread by fleas on rats, wiped out roughly one-third of Europe’s population during the 1300s.

What is the Bubonic plague?

500

Abbreviation for nothing by mouth.

What is NPO?