Matching Quizzes in the General Health and Wellness and Other Medical Category

Example: Insomnia/Stress: Ashwagandha, Menopause: Black Cohosh, UTI prevention: Cranberry, Migraines: Feverfew

Example: Insomnia/Stress: Ashwagandha, Menopause: Black Cohosh, UTI prevention: Cranberry, Migraines: Feverfew

Example: Lymphedema: Blockage of lymphatic vessels, Lymphadenitis: Inflammation of the lymph nodes, Lymphadenopathy: Disease of the lymph nodes, (Non-Hodgkin's) Lymphoma: Cancer of the lymph

Example: Mometavet : An Otic treatment for dogs that contains Gentamicin, Mometasone, and clotrimazole., BNP Ophthalmic: A topical treatment of slight infections of the external eye and its surroundings caused by susceptible bacteria, Lactulose: Most commonly used to treat constipation and reduce ammonia levels in birds and other small animals., Silvadene (Silver Sulfazadine): A topical ointment used to prevent burns from becoming infected and treat bacterial and yeast infections.

Example: Cardio-: Heart, Cephalo-: Head, Thoraco-: Thorax, Abdomino- : Abdomen

Example: ANN: for sick patients needing to be seen today, FUE: for new patients seeing a specialist, FUR: for patients being or recently discharged from a hospital facility or ED, HFU: for patients that are new to a provider

Example: Echelon 60 Endoscopic Linear Stapler: $700, Ligasure Maryland Tip: $770, Bard Perfix Mesh Plug - Large: $79, Medium Mepore: $1.60

Example: Informed Consent: The voluntary permission given by a patient to allow touching, examination, &/or treatment by health care providers, Respondeat Superior: Legal doctrine that holds employers responsible for acts of their employees, Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988: federal guidelines that regulate all clinical laboratories across the unites states, Health Insurance & Accountability Act: This law created legal requirements for the protection of a patient's personal health information

Example: Decision making skills: steps that enable you to make a healthful decision, Short-term goal: a goal that you can reach in a short period of time, Long-term goal: a goal that you plan to reach over an extended period of time, action plan: multistep strategy to identify and achieve your goals

Example: Health Skills: Specific tools and strategies that help you maintain, protect and improve all aspects of your health, Interpersonal Communication: The exchange of thoughts, feelings and beliefs between two or ore people, Refusal Skills: communication strategies that can help you say no when you are urged to take part in behaviors that are unsafe, unhealthful or go against your values, Conflict Resolution: The process of ending a conflict through cooperation and problem solving

Example: sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain: Seizures, condition which there is difficulty in emptying the bowels: Constipation, the action or process of drawing breath: Aspiration, Constipation, Seizures, Aspiration, Dehydration: Fatal Four

Example: sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain: Seizures, condition which there is difficulty in emptying the bowels: Constipation, the action or process of drawing breath: Aspiration, Constipation, Seizures, Aspiration, Dehydration: Fatal Four

Example: sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain: Seizures, a condition in which there is difficulty in emptying the bowels: Constipation, the action or process of drawing breath: Aspiration, Constipation, Seizures, Aspiration, Dehydration: Fatal Four

Example: sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain: Seizures, a condition in which there is difficulty in emptying the bowels: Constipation, the action or process of drawing breath: Aspiration, Constipation, Seizures, Aspiration, Dehydration: Fatal Four

Example: What is the Dementia that is associated with Parkinson Disease?: Lewy Body Dementia, Who pioneered and named Alzheimer's Disease?: Dr. Alzheimer, What is the name of early age onset Dementia?: Frontotemporal Dementia, Decision making, impulse control, task initiative, sequencing and seeing things from others point of view is all functions of the.: Executive Center

Example: At what age should an average woman get a Screening Mammogram?: 40 years of age, How long does a Screening Mammogram take?: 10 minutes, once a year, Who do I call if I find a lump in my breast?: Your doctor, Does an abnormal mammogram mean you have cancer?: No.

Example: Test: Answer, Quiz: Response, Hint: True, What: Why