A PICTURE OF HEALTH: SCRAMBLED TERMS

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Ordenar Letras A PICTURE OF HEALTH: SCRAMBLED TERMSVersión en línea Unscramble health terms and verbs por lucie 1 Feel a continuous painful sensation in a part of the body. C E T A O H 2 Make something less severe or more bearable. E L A L I T E A O T V 3 Cause a dark, tender area on the skin from impact. S B O R E I U T 4 Experience sudden, painful tightening of a muscle. T R M A P C O 5 Move a joint out of its normal position. O A D T S I L T E O C 6 Give out a medicine or other item. O S E S E I T D P N 7 Get rid of something, often by throwing it away. S O I P T D E O S 8 Spread or share items among recipients or places. B T T I T E R S D U O I 9 Make certain that something happens or is the case. U N R O E T E S 10 Pass the end date or become invalid. X E R P O I T E 11 Develop infection or irritation that worsens over time. E T E T F S R O 12 Rinse the throat with a liquid for cleansing or relief. A G E L O T R G 13 Sustain a head injury causing brain function disruption. G S O T O N C S O T I A U C N E 14 Cause a living thing to carry an illness or pathogen. C F T O E I T N 15 Each person or thing affects and responds to others. T N T I O E R T A C 16 Cause a persistent urge to scratch the skin. T C T O H I 17 Maintain the food inside the stomach rather than vomiting. W O O T D ( E ) P O E K O D N F 18 Make a quantity smaller or less in amount. T U D R E O E C 19 Protect from harm or loss, ensuring safety. U R F A S G O D E A T 20 Form a protective crust over a healing wound. B A T O S C 21 Rub or claw the skin with nails, often irritating it. T O T S R C H A C 22 Injure a joint by twisting it violently. O R P A N T S I 23 Cause a sharp, burning pain like a needle or insect bite. T T O S N I G 24 Supply or store items for future use. O T O C S T K 25 Increase in size or volume, often due to injury or inflammation. E T O S L L W 26 Pull apart or rip something into pieces. R T A O E T 27 Beat with a steady, usually dull, rhythmic pain. R B T O T O H 28 Vomit or eject the contents of the stomach. O R H T W P U O T 29 Intertwine or turn something out of its normal shape. T S T O W I T

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A PICTURE OF HEALTH: SCRAMBLED TERMSVersión en línea

Unscramble health terms and verbs

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Feel a continuous painful sensation in a part of the body.

Make something less severe or more bearable.

E L A L I T E A O T V

Cause a dark, tender area on the skin from impact.

Experience sudden, painful tightening of a muscle.

Move a joint out of its normal position.

O A D T S I L T E O C

Give out a medicine or other item.

Get rid of something, often by throwing it away.

Spread or share items among recipients or places.

B T T I T E R S D U O I

Make certain that something happens or is the case.

Pass the end date or become invalid.

Develop infection or irritation that worsens over time.

Rinse the throat with a liquid for cleansing or relief.

Sustain a head injury causing brain function disruption.

G S O T O N C S O T I A U C N E

Cause a living thing to carry an illness or pathogen.

Each person or thing affects and responds to others.

Cause a persistent urge to scratch the skin.

Maintain the food inside the stomach rather than vomiting.

W O O T D ( E ) P O E K O D N F

Make a quantity smaller or less in amount.

Protect from harm or loss, ensuring safety.

U R F A S G O D E A T

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A PICTURE OF HEALTH: SCRAMBLED TERMSVersión en línea

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Feel a continuous painful sensation in a part of the body.

Make something less severe or more bearable.

Cause a dark, tender area on the skin from impact.

Experience sudden, painful tightening of a muscle.

Move a joint out of its normal position.

Give out a medicine or other item.

Get rid of something, often by throwing it away.

Spread or share items among recipients or places.

Make certain that something happens or is the case.

Pass the end date or become invalid.

Develop infection or irritation that worsens over time.

Rinse the throat with a liquid for cleansing or relief.

Sustain a head injury causing brain function disruption.

Cause a living thing to carry an illness or pathogen.

Each person or thing affects and responds to others.

Cause a persistent urge to scratch the skin.

Maintain the food inside the stomach rather than vomiting.

Make a quantity smaller or less in amount.

Protect from harm or loss, ensuring safety.

Form a protective crust over a healing wound.

Rub or claw the skin with nails, often irritating it.

Injure a joint by twisting it violently.

Cause a sharp, burning pain like a needle or insect bite.

Supply or store items for future use.

Increase in size or volume, often due to injury or inflammation.

Pull apart or rip something into pieces.

Beat with a steady, usually dull, rhythmic pain.

Vomit or eject the contents of the stomach.

Intertwine or turn something out of its normal shape.