This electrolyte is spared by some diuretics.

This type of headache is caused by pressure in the spaces behind your cheekbones and nose.

A surgical nurse, nicknamed "hot lips".

Perhaps the most famous, this nursing pioneer is known for her efforts to reform the British military health system.

High concentrations of these nodes in the human body are located in the armpits and groin.

A protrusion of an organ through the abdominal wall.

Cold sores which may or may not be triggered by a cold are caused by this 2-word virus.

This ER nurse had an on-again, off-again romance with Dr. Doug Ross.

This nurse is known as the founder of the Red Cross.

This outer layer of the skin contains no blood vessels.

The common term for piloerection.

Chronic acid reflux is also known by this 4-letter acronym.

The battle-axe nurse at Salem State Hospital.

This nurse was the founder of the organization of what became Planned Parenthood.

Of the 14 facial bones, it is the only movable one.

The universal recipient blood type.

The local variety is used on a limited area of the body; the general type involves the loss of consciousness.

This male nurse had to "meet the parents".

This nurse who served as the Superintendent of Army Nurses in the Civil War became the driving force behind the first mental asylums in the United States.

It's the two-word Latin name for those 2 big muscles you sit on.

This condition is indicated by a rounded moon face and caused by an increased adrenal production.

In 1753, Naval surgeon James Lind published a study showing that citrus fruit prevented this disease.

Renee Zellweger believed she was this nurse when really she was a diner waitress.

Few people realize that this famous poet was a volunteer nurse in the Civil War, leading to his "The Great Army of the Sick".

A baby is born with a six month supply of iron stored in this organ.