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Across 1. an open injury 5. A scrape on the epidermis. 7. Rapid onset. 10. Swelling caused by fluid accumulating in tissues & joints. 11. Systolic 12. Febrile 13. The study of the body's misfunction. 14. The force the left ventricle has to overcome (BP) to eject blood. 15. Preload 16. Mediastinum 18. A sudden onset of altered mental status; may include illusions, incoherent speech, & changes in psychomotor activity. 19. Bruising behind the ears suggesting a basilar skull fracture. 21. Subdural 25. Abnormal curvature of the spine with convexity backwards. 30. Blood vessels that encircle the heart. 31. The lateral, smaller long bone of the lower leg. 33. A sound that indicates that fluid is in the mouth or pharynx. 36. The study of the body's function. 37. Through the skin. 38. Disease of the nervous system often seen in diabetics 40. The study of the human body's structures. 45. An open injury characterized by a loose flap of skin & soft tissue that has been torn loose. 46. Primary chemical mediator released from mast cells in anaphylaxis. 47. Asthma 48. An ischemic stroke caused by plaque or thrombus in a cerebral artery. 49. Towards the midline of the body. 50. Paralysis on one side of the body. 51. Heavy bleeding.

Down 2. Fast heart rate 3. An abnormally slow respiratory rate. 4. The anterior tube in the throat where air passes from the mouth to the lungs. 6. The outer layer of the skin. 8. Low blood oxygen content in arterial blood. 9. Area on the front elbow where IVs are often placed. 14. Not breathing 17. Thigh bone 20. Lumbar 22. High blood pressure 23. Mild injury causes temporary loss of brain function. 24. Below the skin. 26. Where the trachea branches into right & left main stem bronchis. 27. Protrusion of intestines through a wound in the chest or abdomen. 28. Surgical opening in the trachea to assist breathing. 29. Heart Attack 30. Cessation of cardiac function; Pt has no pulse, no respiratory effort, & is unresponsive 32. Two sided; both sides. 34. A form of sugar that is the body's basic source of energy. 35. Low blood sugar; usually less than 60 mg/dL. 39. Difficulty breathing. 41. The part of the brain that controls equilibrium & muscle coordination. 42. Enlarged 43. A hormone secreted by the pancreas that lowers blood glucose levels by moving glucose from the blood into the cells 44. Farther away from attachment to the trunk.