13 Items: First team physician • The father of sports medicine • The primary physician in the care of the athlete • A multidisciplinary approach to health care for those seriously involved in exercise and sport • A healthcare specialist who designs special diets with the goal of enhancing athletic performance • ...

12 Items: non-use of any addictive psychoactive substance. • A dysfunctional state resulting from the use of psychoactive substances. • A state in which an increased dosage of a psychoactive substance is needed to produce a desired effect. • A process of withdrawing a person from a specific psychoactive substance in a safe and effective manner. • ...

12 Items: A denture used for a short interval of time. • side of the dental arch to those of the other side. • The unit of a removable partial denture that connects the parts of • A partial denture that can be removed and replaced in the mouth by the patient. • The unit of a partial denture that covers the residual ridges and supports the denture teeth. • ...

20 Items: Yarns run crosswise in woven fabric • Yarns run lengthwise in woven fabric • Yarns that run in the crosswise direction • Yarns that run in the lengthwise direction • Knit made with only one yarn. Ex- jersey knits • Made on a loom, loops are created. Ex-cordorouy • Direction of the length wise and crosswise yarns in a woven fabric • ...

15 Items: The study of poisons, drugs, and toxins and their effects on the human body. • The physical location where a crime has occurred or is suspected of having occurred. • The scientific study of blood and other bodily fluids to identify biological materials. • The scientific study of projectiles (bullets) and firearms, including their motion and effects. • ...

16 Items: The recurring fee paid to an insurance provider to keep coverage active. • The range of risks, events, or damages that an insurance plan agrees to protect against. • Insurance that pays for injuries or property damage the policyholder causes to other people. • A predetermined fee paid for a specific service, with insurance covering the rest of the cost. • ...

30 Items: Redness • Sweilling • birthmark • also referred to as pink eye • small, white, keratin-filled cysts • the process of increasing the size • chronic growth of extra scar tissue • a small, inflamed, pus-filled blister • Causes skin to thicken in certain places • branch of medicine dealing with the skin • a large blister containing serious fluid • ...

32 Items: "Nothing by mouth" • The core nursing oath to do no harm. • The duty to tell the truth to patients. • Difficult, painful, or labored breathing. • Having a normal body temperature; no fever. • Any microbe or organism that causes disease • The medical term for hair loss or baldness. • Executing the planned nursing interventions. • ...

18 Items: The rate at which employees leave an organization and are replaced by new staff members. • Laws, standards, and professional guidelines that govern nursing practice and protect patient safety. • The ability of a healthcare organization to keep nurses employed and engaged over time, reducing turnover. • ...

16 Items: Children who lack a regular, fi xed, or nighttime residence. • Operated for charitable purposes, often sponsored by an agency. • Established standards to assess and acknowledge program quality. • Standards set to ensure that uniform and safe practices are followed. • Privately owned businesses in local communities that rely on parent fees to operate. • ...

30 Items: overproduction of pigment • deficiency in perspiration • genetic term for fungal infection • the least severe type of skin cancer • the overall color scheme of tan and cream • a cracks in the skin that penetrates the dermis • fout-smelling preservation,usually in armpits or feet • primary lesion,flat spot or discoloration on the skin • ...

26 Items: No breathing at all. • Low oxygen level in the blood. • Abnormally slow breathing rate. • Abnormally fast breathing rate. • The opening between the vocal cords leading into the trachea. • Shortness of breath or feeling like you cannot get enough air. • Two large branches off the trachea that carry air to each lung. • ...

32 Items: – gathering information from the client. • – used to protect information in digital devices. • – Documents left like this should not be looked at. • – We should store paper documents in places like this. • – Personal login information that should not be shared. • – Placement of computers to prevent unauthorized viewing. • ...

27 Items: almost never;not often • very small in amount or degree • waste material that has no more value • the outer layer or top of an object or body • to prepare something so that it is ready to be used • being the only one of its kind ;very unusual or special • joined together as a single unit or for a common purpose • ...

40 Items: Money owed • Length of a loan • Short-term gains • Amount paid for home • Amount stays the same • Can increase over time • Owns shares in a company • Borrowed amount in a loan • Covers your medical needs • Long-term frame of gaining • Profit, paid to shareholders • Need to be repaid in interest • Taxes taken from your paycheck • Percentage Extra from borrowing • ...

26 Items: a ship’s captain or master. • a nun ranking just below the head of a convent. • members of a medieval trade association or craft guild. • a poor but virtuous priest who sincerely lives by his faith. • a trader or businessperson; someone who buys and sells goods. • a wealthy landowner who enjoys good food, drink, and hospitality. • ...

37 Items: patrol • the back of a ship. • the front of a ship. • where personnel eat. • where personnel sleep. • soft, round military hat. • a remote controlled aircraft. • awards for service or bravery. • where planes take off and land. • like a garage, but for aircraft. • a building, equipment or service. • a job helping people with languages. • an important military role/job/task. • ...

11 Items: amendment that abolished slavery • amendment that says voting rights can't be denied based on race, color, etc. • founder of Tuskegee Institute; accommodationist; races could remain socially separate as long as African Americans weren't denied jobs • ...

20 Items: The idea that states could invalidate federal laws they deemed unconstitutional. • An executive order by President Lincoln that freed slaves in Confederate states. • A series of laws aimed at resolving disputes over slavery and territorial expansion. • The presidential election that led to the secession of Southern states,including Georgia. • ...

33 Items: Visit window • Count of subjects on a study • Electronic medical record system • The full-length name of the protocol • Console where subject staff are entered • Base template for an OnCore study calendar • The institutional funding body for the study • Organization or company supporting the trial • List of team member contacts for the protocol • ...

25 Items: The chromosomes duplicated in ____. • The Mona Lisa is famous for her ____ smile. • It was a very hot day so Joe walked at a ____ pace. • Alice in the Looking glass has many ____ characters. • The term ‘Karen” often refers to a rather litigious woman. • Sherlock Holmes’s ____ is what made him such a good detective. • ...

26 Items: Kinetic Engineer: A kinetic engineer is an engineer that emphasizes on heat and mass transfer and deals with the process of design. • Utility Engineer: A utility engineer is a civil engineer who works for a utility company, such as a water, gas, or electric company. • ...

30 Items: A microorganism capable of causing disease. • Separating patients to prevent the spread of infection. • Completely free of all microorganisms, including spores. • A biological substance that poses a threat to human health. • A chemical used on non-living surfaces to destroy pathogens. • living organism (like a mosquito) that transmits infectious disease. • ...

54 Items: beneath the top layer of skin • Heavy, uncontrollable bleeding • A wound that is torn and ragged • Not serious; on the surface;shallow • Damp,soft,sticky, and unusually cool • arrest The sudden stoppage of the heart • A snug bandage used to control bleeding • An anti toxin used to counter act venom • Ointment and bandages applied to a wound • ...

35 Items: and personal fulfillment. • Ideas one regards highly. • A defining characteristic. • Waiting until the last minute to do something. • Person sending the message in verbal communication. • Person receiving the message in verbal communication. • The body’s natural response to any demand or pressure. • Convictions individuals hold, without proof or evidence. • ...

49 Items: – Government agency that promotes tourism. • - What is the act of traveling to and from work called? • - What is the activity of traveling for pleasure called? • – The promotional name for tourism in the west of Ireland. • - What is an urban railway system, often underground, called? • - What primary activity involves catching fish and other seafood? • ...

64 Items: vision. • people. • disease. • emotions. • medicines. • wellbeing. • clarification. • and adversity. • or opposite thing. • excreted through urine. • and personal fulfillment. • functions such as hair growth. • and becomes insulin resistant. • Values: Ideas one regards highly. • Criteria: A defining characteristic. • This can cause a heart attack or stroke. • ...

43 Items: Softening of cartilage • Freely movable joint; synovial joint • Cylindrical midsection of a long bone • Immovable joints; tibia and fibula, skull • Inflammation of structures made of cartilage • Fine inner lining of a bone’s medullary cavity • Surgical reconstruction or replacement of a joint • Multiaxial joint with the most motion; shoulder, hip • ...