SSG Board's Crossword Puzzle

Cerebral and pulmonary syndromes that can develop in un-acclimatized persons shortly after ascent to high altitude.
Acute accumulation of fluid in the alveoli due to rapid ascent in altitude.
Acute swelling of the brain due to rapid ascent.
A syndrome due to rapid ascent in altitude consisting of headache, nausea, vomiting, fatigue.
Requires Soldiers to gradually ascend to a moderate altitude and remain there for a few days before moving higher.
Limits the daily altitude gain, no more than 1000ft (300m), above previous nights sleep altitude.
Portable pressure chamber used to treat casualties with altitude disorders
How many times should the medication label be verified?
How are clean needles recapped?
Used when access through a vein is not possible or has been unsuccessful and the Pt requires fluid resuscitation.
Accumulation of fluid in the tissue surrounding an IV needle site.
The inflammation of the wall of a vein.
The obstruction of a blood vessel by air carried via the bloodstream.
An increased vascular volume resulting from excessive IV fluid being infused too rapidly into the vein.
An animal having an exoskeleton including ticks, spiders, mites and other insects.
A term used to describe a biting insect or tick that transports a disease-causing organism.
The most important preventable disease to man caused by the bite of an infected female mosquito.
Failure of brain's temperature regulation