Patient interview and human body

Mots Roulette

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Guess the word for each letter.

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Miranda Betes Suarez

Spain

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Patient interview and human bodyVersion en ligne Guess the word for each letter. par Miranda Betes Suarez A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Z Starts with A A bad reaction to a substance such as food, medicine, or contrast. Starts with B The air you take in and exhale; patients are often asked to hold it. Starts with C A special dye used in CT or MRI scans to make body parts clearer. Starts with D A feeling of spinning or unsteadiness. Starts with E The joint between the upper and lower arm. Starts with F Suddenly losing consciousness for a short time. Starts with G A loose piece of clothing patients wear during imaging exams. Starts with H The part of the body containing the brain; commonly scanned in CT or MRI. Starts with I A medical device placed inside the body, such as a pacemaker or metal plate. Starts with J The bone that holds the lower teeth. Starts with L A large organ in the abdomen that filters blood and is often seen in ultrasound or CT. Starts with M A scan that uses magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of soft tissues. Starts with N A feeling of sickness with an urge to vomit. Starts with O A surgical procedure. Starts with P A small device implanted to help control the heartbeat. Starts with Q A group of muscles at the front of the thigh. Starts with R The healthcare professional who performs X-rays and other imaging tests. Starts with S A medical test that creates images of the inside of the body. Starts with T The upper part of the leg, between the hip and the knee. Starts with U A scan that uses sound waves to produce images of internal organs. Starts with V A blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart; often used for contrast injection. Starts with X A quick imaging test that uses radiation to view bones or chest. Starts with Z Used to indicate absence of something.

Patient interview and human bodyVersion en ligne

Guess the word for each letter.

par Miranda Betes Suarez

Starts with A

A bad reaction to a substance such as food, medicine, or contrast.

Starts with B

The air you take in and exhale; patients are often asked to hold it.

Starts with C

A special dye used in CT or MRI scans to make body parts clearer.

Starts with D

A feeling of spinning or unsteadiness.

Starts with E

The joint between the upper and lower arm.

Starts with F

Suddenly losing consciousness for a short time.

Starts with G

A loose piece of clothing patients wear during imaging exams.

Starts with H

The part of the body containing the brain; commonly scanned in CT or MRI.

Starts with I

A medical device placed inside the body, such as a pacemaker or metal plate.

Starts with J

The bone that holds the lower teeth.

Starts with L

A large organ in the abdomen that filters blood and is often seen in ultrasound or CT.

Starts with M

A scan that uses magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of soft tissues.

Starts with N

A feeling of sickness with an urge to vomit.

Starts with O

A surgical procedure.

Starts with P

A small device implanted to help control the heartbeat.

Starts with Q

A group of muscles at the front of the thigh.

Starts with R

The healthcare professional who performs X-rays and other imaging tests.

Starts with S

A medical test that creates images of the inside of the body.

Starts with T

The upper part of the leg, between the hip and the knee.

Starts with U

A scan that uses sound waves to produce images of internal organs.

Starts with V

A blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart; often used for contrast injection.

Starts with X

A quick imaging test that uses radiation to view bones or chest.

Starts with Z

Used to indicate absence of something.

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Patient interview and human body

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Patient interview and human bodyVersion en ligne

par Miranda Betes Suarez

Starts with A

A bad reaction to a substance such as food, medicine, or contrast.

Starts with B

The air you take in and exhale; patients are often asked to hold it.

Starts with C

A special dye used in CT or MRI scans to make body parts clearer.

Starts with D

A feeling of spinning or unsteadiness.

Starts with E

The joint between the upper and lower arm.

Starts with F

Suddenly losing consciousness for a short time.

Starts with G

A loose piece of clothing patients wear during imaging exams.

Starts with H

The part of the body containing the brain; commonly scanned in CT or MRI.

Starts with I

A medical device placed inside the body, such as a pacemaker or metal plate.

Starts with J

The bone that holds the lower teeth.

Starts with L

A large organ in the abdomen that filters blood and is often seen in ultrasound or CT.

Starts with M

A scan that uses magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of soft tissues.

Starts with N

A feeling of sickness with an urge to vomit.

Starts with O

A surgical procedure.

Starts with P

A small device implanted to help control the heartbeat.

Starts with Q

A group of muscles at the front of the thigh.

Starts with R

The healthcare professional who performs X-rays and other imaging tests.

Starts with S

A medical test that creates images of the inside of the body.

Starts with T

The upper part of the leg, between the hip and the knee.

Starts with U

A scan that uses sound waves to produce images of internal organs.

Starts with V

A blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart; often used for contrast injection.

Starts with X

A quick imaging test that uses radiation to view bones or chest.

Starts with Z

Used to indicate absence of something.