1 | Heredity | | _____ | a distortion and gradual loss of vision due to a muscle imbalance |
2 | Food insecurity | | _____ | The appearance of the 1st nonspecific signs of infection |
3 | Presisposition | | _____ | protection against all preventable childhood diseases |
4 | Anti-bodies | | _____ | transmission of certain genetic material and characteristics from biological parents to child at time of conception |
5 | Convalescen | | _____ | The ability to avoid infection or illness |
6 | Preventive health | | _____ | directing an individual to other sources, usually for additional evaluation or treatment |
7 | Immunized | | _____ | Paleness |
8 | Deciduous | | _____ | special substances produced by the body that help protect against disease |
9 | Immunization | | _____ | the nervous system and includes the brain and the spinal cord |
10 | Universal Precautions | | _____ | a condition where the pupils appear crossed |
11 | Resilient | | _____ | affects the volume of words tones heard. Loud sounds are heard and soft sounds are not heard. |
12 | Incubation | | _____ | a type of hearing loss that occurs when sound impulses cannot reach the brain due to damage of the auditory nerve |
13 | Resistance | | _____ | when germs are transmitted to the mouth from hands that are contaminated |
14 | Fecal-oral | | _____ | a state of becoming resistant to a specific disease through the introduction of living or dead microorganisms. |
15 | Neurological | | _____ | the ability to withstand or resist difficulty |
16 | Amblyopia | | _____ | Special measures taken when handling bodily fluids including careful hand washing, wearing gloves, disinfecting surfaces and proper disposal of contamination |
17 | Strabismus | | _____ | uncertain or limited access to a reliable food source |
18 | Hyperobia | | _____ | (Pink-eye) Direct contact with discharge from the eyes or upper respiratory track |
19 | Ophthalmologist | | _____ | the interval between exposure to infection and the appearance of the first signs of symptoms |
20 | Conductive hearing loss | | _____ | A child’s initial set of teeth |
21 | Conjunctivitis | | _____ | having an increased chance to susceptibility |
22 | Hand, foot, mouth | | _____ | Usually affects children under 10, can cause diarrhea, is spread by direct or indirect contact |
23 | Prodromal | | _____ | A physician who specializes in diseases and abnormalities of the eye |
24 | Sensorineural loss | | _____ | farsightedness |
25 | Pallor | | _____ | Engaging in behaviors that help to maintain and enhance one’s health status |
26 | Referral | | _____ | the stage of recovery from an illness or a disease |
27 | Chronic illness | | _____ | frequent or repeated incidences of illness; can also be a permanent status |