Facilitates reproduction with aid of hormones and ovaries and testes.

Responsible for digestion and nutrient absorption.

Regulates body temperature and metabolism.

Controls movement and coordination.

Palpated mid to medial aspect of anterior elbow.

Palpated at the wrist on the lateral side.

Palpated in the posterior aspect of the knee.

Palpated at the base of the neck.

A method of performing chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain blood circulation and oxygen levels.

A technique for measuring blood pressure and heart rate.

A procedure for administering medication during a medical emergency.

A type of exercise to improve cardiovascular health.

Signs and symptoms, allergies, medication, pertinent past medical history, last oral intake, events leading up to the illness or injury.

Only the patient's current symptoms and vital signs.

A list of all medications the patient has taken in their lifetime.

The patient's family medical history and genetic disorders.

A symptom that is only reported by the patient.

Evidence of an injury or disease that is visible, heard or felt.

A type of medical treatment.

A personal health record.

A life-threatening allergic reaction characterized by flushing, hives, and difficulty breathing.

A mild allergic reaction with sneezing and a runny nose.

A chronic condition causing fatigue and muscle pain.

An infection that causes swelling and redness in the skin.

A type of skin infection

Portion of skin removed by scraping.

A method of skin rejuvenation

A form of skin cancer

Transports blood, oxygen, nutrients, waste, and carbon dioxide throughout body using arteries, arterioles, capillaries and veins.

Regulates body temperature and fluid balance through the skin.

Filters toxins and waste from the blood using the kidneys.

Produces hormones that regulate metabolism and growth.

What a person tells you is going on.

A physical sign observed by a doctor.

A diagnosis made by a healthcare professional.

A treatment plan prescribed for an illness.

Death of heart muscle. Also known as myocardial infarction.

A condition caused by high blood pressure.

A type of stroke affecting the brain.

A temporary chest pain due to stress.

A small amount of bleeding over a long time period.

Large amount of bleeding in a short time period.

Bleeding that occurs only during surgery.

Bleeding that is easily controlled with pressure.

Injury in which skin is peeled off.

A type of burn that affects only the outer layer of skin.

A surgical procedure to remove excess skin.

A condition where skin becomes discolored due to lack of blood flow.

Blue gray skin color produced by low oxygen in the blood.

Yellow skin color due to liver dysfunction.

Red skin color caused by increased blood flow.

Greenish skin color from exposure to certain chemicals.

Consists of calcaneus, metatarsals, and phalanges.

Contains the femur, tibia, and fibula.

Is made up of the radius, ulna, and humerus.

Includes the patella, scapula, and clavicle.

Device that analyzes heart rhythm and provides a shock if needed.

A type of medication for heart conditions.

A surgical procedure to repair heart valves.

A wearable fitness tracker for monitoring heart rate.

Repositioning of the head to maintain an open airway.

A technique to assess the level of consciousness.

A method for performing chest compressions.

A way to check for a pulse.

Leaving a person after starting treatment without arranging continued care.

Providing ongoing support and care to a patient.

Transferring a patient to another healthcare provider without notice.

Continuing treatment without the patient's consent.

Form the forearm; radio-ulnar joint produces pronation and supination.

Are the bones of the thigh.

Are part of the skull.

Are located in the foot.

Carpals

Tarsals

Phalanges

Metacarpals