Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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J | A condition that can turn skin and eyes yellow | Jaundice | 91%
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C | The uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells anywhere in a body | Cancer | 89%
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I | Acronym for area of hospital designated for seriously ill patients | ICU | 88%
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E | A deadly disease affecting humans and primates located mainly in sub-Saharan Africa | Ebola | 87%
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F | A term used to describe an overall feeling of tiredness or lack of energy | Fatigue | 87%
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D | An outdated term that was used to describe early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease | Dementia | 85%
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P | Medical practice specializing in child health | Paediatric | 85%
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X | One of the two male chromosomes | X Chromosome | 84%
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M | Blood producing substance in bones | Marrow | 82%
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U | An open sore in the stomach, esophagus or small intestine | Ulcer | 82%
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V | A controversial shot given to stimulate antibodies and provide immunity | Vaccine | 80%
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W | Bodily organ where offspring are conceived and gestate before birth | Womb | 78%
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T | Another word for the coccyx | Tailbone | 75%
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K | Another word for the patella | Kneecap | 74%
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S | Disease caused by vitamin C deficiency | Scurvy | 74%
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R | An area of irritated or swollen skin | Rash | 73%
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A | A skin condition caused by hair follicles plugged with oil and dead skin cells | Acne | 70%
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N | A sleep disorder | Narcolepsy | 68%
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Z | Viral disease spread by mosquitoes that can cause birth defects | Zika | 66%
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L | Ancient disfiguring disease that was stigmatized and patients were outcasts | Leprosy | 60%
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B | A harmless skin blemish that’s present when, or develops soon after, a baby is born | Birthmark | 59%
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O | Medical practice specializing in childbirth and pregnant women | Obstetrics | 59%
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Y | A viral infection spread by the Aedes mosquito | Yellow Fever | 59%
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H | Genetic disorder that impairs the body's ability to make blood clots | Hemophilia | 55%
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G | A condition that occurs when damaged body tissue dies | Gangrene | 52%
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Q | Slang word for a doctor | Quack | 44%
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