Crossword Puzzle: ED Truths?
2011; Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; Volume: 33; Linguagem: Inglês
10.1097/01.eem.0000407240.06207.fd
ISSN1552-3624
Autores ResumoAcrossImage1. Rascal 6. Annoy 10. Popular scan 13. Non-diffuse pulmonary infection 14. Tree with pods 15. “___ to Joy” 16. Truth 1: “I lost my ____ _____.” (2 words) 18. Half a dance 19. ___ your hands 20. Hyphema neighbor 21. Oddball 22. Those down in the dumps 26. With poise 28. Life sentences? abbr. 29. Mushroom caps 30. Truth 2: “I only had _____ _____.” (2 words) 34. Unagi, at a sushi bar 35. Aplomb 37. Born 38. Some are negatively birefringent 41. “Peter and the Wolf” bird theme instrument 43. “___ Lang Syne” 44. One who starts a malpractice suit? 46. Truth 3: “I have a high ____ _____.” (2 words) 50. PERC ___ 51. Run_____ 52. Limerick language 55. “___ you going to admit her?” 56. Truth 4: “I am ____ _____.” (2 words) 59. Sigma follower 60. Fuse 61. Cardiac cath passageway 62. Freddy Krueger's street 63. Favorable LP back 64. Vast extents DownImage1. ED jinx, “It's ___ today.” 2. Uncommon anatomic term for a common fracture site 3. How Congress has been working together? 4. Jungle tool 5. Biotic starter 6. State requiring sedatives 7. Cold productions 8. Away's partner 9. ___glove, digitalis source 10. Winter warmer 11. Like some committees 12. Rot-resistant woods 14. Uncool 17. Obsolescent phone feature 21. Bird of prey 23. Island garland 24. Bassoon cousin 25. Book place (abbrev.) 26. Oculoplastic surg., for one 27. Bleacher feature 30. “My country” follower 31. Count 32. ___ testis 33. Crystal ball user 35. ___Alto 36. Many medical words 39. On one's rocker? 40. “For shame!” 41. Ceiling ___ 42. State medical permit 44. 10 million in Pakistan 45. Site of many second homes 46. Go on and on 47. Challenging operation: ____atresia 48. Terminal inflammation site 49. Post-Foley bladder 53. Vasectomy? 54. EMTs info 56. Protuberance 57. ___mastics starter (study of names) 58. Baldwin line in Malice, “I am ___.” (1 word) Answers on next pageImageDr. Kentis an emergency physician in Annapolis, MD. He became interested in crossword puzzles during medical school at the University of Virginia,neverdoing them during lecture. He credits Merl Reagle, a syndicated creator; Will Shortz, the New York Times puzzle editor; and the documentary Wordplay as his crossword inspiration.
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