State Pins
Medical Term.
Medical Devices
Scary Fact
HOSA BOWL
100

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Florida

100

Hyper-

Above normal/increased

100

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Stethoscope

100

This tumor, whose name comes from the Greek for "monster," can grow its own fully formed hair, teeth, and bone.

Teratoma

100

According to AHA guidelines, this is the recommended rate of chest compressions per minute during adult high-quality CPR.

100-120 BMP

200

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Louisiana

200

Hypo-

Below normal/decreased

200

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Blood pressure cuff

200

This highly lethal virus causes hydrophobia (fear of water) and is 100% fatal once symptoms appear, though preventable via vaccine.

Rabbies

200

This long, slender bone of the shoulder girdle is the most commonly fractured bone in the human body.

Clavicle

300

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Georgia

300

-algia

Pain

300

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Pulse Oximeter

300

What enters through the nose via warm tap or lake water and destroys brain tissue with a 97% death rate?

Brain eating amoebas/Naegleria fowleri 

300

This largest nerve in the human body originates in the lower lumbar and sacral plexus, running down the posterior leg.

sciatic nerve

400

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Washington

400

-ostomy

Creating an artificial opening 
400

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Otoscope

400

These misfolded, infectious proteins cause fatal brain-wasting conditions like Mad Cow disease and have no cure.

Prions

400

This master gland, nestled within the sella turcica of the sphenoid bone, secretes oxytocin, growth hormone, and TSH.

Pituitary Gland

500

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Maryland

500

Nephro

Kidney

500

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Laryngoscope

500

This rare condition occurs when a person's skeleton essentially replicates itself, turning soft muscle and connective tissue into solid bone.

What is Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP) / Stone Man Syndrome?

500

This structural functional unit of compact bone consists of concentric lamellae arranged around a central microscopic canal.

Osteon