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Froggy Jumps DefinitionOnline version A game by Bryan Axel 1 The first point of contact for a patient. It covers general health needs, long-term wellness, and the coordination of different types of care. a Primary Care b Urgent Care: c Family Medicine 2 Medical services provided for illnesses or injuries that require immediate attention but are not serious enough for an emergency room visit. a Check-ups b Immunizations c Urgent Care 3 The process of making a person immune or resistant to an infectious disease, typically through vaccines. a Family Medicine b Immunizations c Urgent Care 4 Healthcare focused on preventing disease or injury rather than just treating symptoms (e.g., screenings and lifestyle changes). a Preventative b Immunizations c Health Education 5 Regular physical examinations to monitor health and catch potential issues early a Urgent Care b Check-ups c Immunizations 6 A medical specialty within primary care that provides comprehensive health services for people of all ages, from infants to seniors. a Health Education b Counsel c Family Medicine 7 To provide professional advice or guidance, often regarding mental health, lifestyle adjustments, or medical decisions. a Counsel b Health Education c Referral 8 The act of sending a patient to a specialist or a different medical facility for specific testing or treatment. a Health Education b Referral c Counsel 9 Providing information and skills to individuals or communities to help them make healthy choices and manage illnesses. a Resources b Referral c Health Education 10 The tools, staff, funding, or information available to help a healthcare provider or patient achieve their health goals. a Resources b Referral c Counsel 11 The central or most essential part of a healthcare system or a treatment plan. a Core b Scope c Newborns 12 The range or extent of what a medical professional is trained and legally allowed to do (e.g., "scope of practice"). a Core b Scope c Newborns 13 Infants who are in the first few weeks of life (usually the first 28 days). a Newborns b Overcome c Overcome 14 When a condition or behavior poses a potential danger or risk to a person's health and well-being. a Scope b Threatens c Overcome 15 To successfully deal with or defeat a health challenge, disability, or medical obstacle. a Core b Scope c Overcome

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The first point of contact for a patient. It covers general health needs, long-term wellness, and the coordination of different types of care.

Medical services provided for illnesses or injuries that require immediate attention but are not serious enough for an emergency room visit.

The process of making a person immune or resistant to an infectious disease, typically through vaccines.

Healthcare focused on preventing disease or injury rather than just treating symptoms (e.g., screenings and lifestyle changes).

Regular physical examinations to monitor health and catch potential issues early

A medical specialty within primary care that provides comprehensive health services for people of all ages, from infants to seniors.

To provide professional advice or guidance, often regarding mental health, lifestyle adjustments, or medical decisions.

The act of sending a patient to a specialist or a different medical facility for specific testing or treatment.

Providing information and skills to individuals or communities to help them make healthy choices and manage illnesses.

The tools, staff, funding, or information available to help a healthcare provider or patient achieve their health goals.

The central or most essential part of a healthcare system or a treatment plan.

The range or extent of what a medical professional is trained and legally allowed to do (e.g., "scope of practice").

Infants who are in the first few weeks of life (usually the first 28 days).

When a condition or behavior poses a potential danger or risk to a person's health and well-being.

To successfully deal with or defeat a health challenge, disability, or medical obstacle.